ariel cohen at the atlantic council. as we are watching the russian economy declining in the oil price is project dead day in the 40 to 60 corridor, that raises serious questions about the profitability of any russian oil and gas projects in the arctic. if the money into the russian budget is going down and the projects are not viable, why on earth you would spend loads of dollars if you're in moscow, why would you spend this money shoring up the art it? i understand these are great projects in the care of the end, you know, et cetera but looking to the future, looking not shale in west siberia to be cheaper than the arctic, looking at the u.s. continental north america and other places, i ran coming in mind, iraq hopefully pacifying and producing more oil and gas, why would you even bother? thank you. >> one more question in the front and then we will conclude. >> hi, emily meredith from energy intelligence and i also have an energy related question. you all talked little bit about how the imposition of sanctions were v

ariel cohen principal of international market analysis and most respected influential voices on broadcast media, in writing, for the heritage foundation other place within and his as we move to talking about all of these other complications of what this deal of what the new position for iran is beginning to mean tell us what you think we should be thinking about the ramifications right now? >> sure, just for the record counsel as nonresident -- before we jump into the oil and gas bonanza in iran which, of course, qowb would have been terrific just as it would be to corporate isis, afghanistan and all of these other things, i would like toe step back and evaluate the process and a the agreement, and i would say that the united states brought a formidable coalition to security counsel and germany and whole premature of the united nations and iaea. we walked away. weakened once who were celebrated with the arabians not the americans, the american public, the majority of the public is against the agreement, it views the agreement negatively. and -- unlike what we all witnessed, i'm honored hu

allen cohen highlighted planes that carried camera crews all over the place to capture ariel shots for but they had nothing to do with the latest headset problem. the steelers' headsets apparently were not working. the nfl was quick to take blame saying they fault no manipulation and that the patriots had nothing to do with it. they blamed bad weather and the stadium's power system. >>> well, serena williams is most likely waking up this morning and she, like so many, still in shock over her u.s. open loss. her hopes for that grand slam were just crushed. and a lot of people were cheering her on thinking the same thing. the number one player in the world was unseeded by roberta vinci of italy. andy shoales is joining us live from the u.s. open. you are there, what was that moment like when she realized she lost? i mean, for everybody there. >> reporter: christi, everyone was just in shock at what just happened. no one could believe that serena just lost to relatively unknown roberta vinci. her chance at the grand slam was now over. and no one expected roberta vinci to come into the mat