blake burman in washington, d.c. with the very latest developments. ou. >> good morning to you as well. speaking from the oval office last night, president obama called this a quote, heartbreaking circumstance. the fbi is trying to determine a lone wolf, self-radicalized terrorist was somehow able to slip through the cracks. the president basically said at this point they don't know all the details and they're trying to figure out and that the fbi, maria, is taking the lead. the fbi says a 24-year-old mohammad yousef abdulazeez who lived in the chattanooga, tennessee, area first went to a military recruit be center in chattanooga yesterday and opened fire in what was described by witnesses as a drive-by type shooting. after that he drove to the navy support center seven miles away and that is were the four marines were killed. three others, a marine, a sailor and police officer are still recovering. the kuwaiti born american was not on fbi radar. they do not have anything specifically linking abdulazeez to a terrorist organization. as you know isis rec

maria: thanks very much, blake burman. shootings in chattanooga, tennessee, leaving many people to question whether isis is behind this tragic incident. here is what a former navy seal had to say on "fox & friends" this morning. >> i heard a lot of presidential candidates and folks opine on it, overwhelming surveillance at expense of liberties is not answer. we have wonderful people in the fbi working hard to target those folks. realistically speaking growing exponentially. there are millions of just bin bieber fans, that same technology is available to terrorists like isis. we have to work in the private and public sector to control the narrative to stop the cancer from spreading. maria: i want to talk more about this. just want to point out which got two pieces of breaking news on economics just a moment ago. cpi came out in line with expectations. housing starts up better than expected. up 9.8%. estimates called for gain of 7.1%. dr. walid phares is on the phone. thanks very much for joining us. give us your take on thi

blake burman. >> there were 15. scott walker officially throwing his hat in the 2016 ring.usiness's peter barnes in d.c. with the latest. peter? >> hey, melissa. walker made it official in a tweet this morning saying i'm running for president of the united states to fight and win for the american people. he will announce his candidacy in person, on sage in a couple of hours from now in wisconsin but previewed the themes of his campaign in a web video this morning that took some shots at some of his rivals. he highlighted his conservative policies in his state especially his successful campaign to reform wisconsin's public employee unions. >> america needs new, fresh leadership, with big bold ideas from outside of washington. actually to get things done. wisconsin, we didn't nibble around the edges. we enacted big, bold reforms. took power out of the hands of big government special interests. >> walker is running in the middle of the pack in national polls of republican voters. but he is counting on a good showing in the iowa caucuses in february to help propel them to the l

because blake burman is on the scene. are we going to go to blake?arles, you can see where we are just outside the navy yard several blocks away from the front of the gate here. behind me you can get a little bit of the picture hereof the presence. i want to update you with sensitive, but unclassified information sensitive and unclassified bulletin that was just announced and i'm quoting here, dhs, department of homeland security reports law enforcement authorities on the scene have not confirmed the presence of an active shooter. there are no confirmed reports of injuries or fatalities. law enforcement will clear the building where the shooting was reported and occupants have been asked to shelter in place. as for that building what we were told was building 197 where that shooting was reported, the building 197 is where that the fatal shooting in 2013 took place, and killed 12 peel on the naval yard the oldest naval base in the u.s. i don't know if you can hear it a little bit. what we've been hearing are helicopters buzzing around low all over the

fox business's blake burman in d.c. he has more details on the big story today. blake? >> hi, cheryl, good afternoon to you. the white house press secretary said this afternoon that the obama administration position has not changed today even after yesterday's no vote in greece. in fact josh earnest said the obama administration's position has inchanged dating you will the way back to 2010 and 2011, despite yesterday's no vote, they say, they would still like to see a reform package that keeps greece in the eurozone. take a listen here. >> we've made clear that we continue to believe it is in the u.s. interests and global interests for these differences to be resolved. but ultimately it will be responsibility of the europeans to resolve them. >> so they maintain this needs to be solved by europe and greece's creditors. now earnest was also asked whether or not the u.s. has been essentially a bystander in this whole process. he did not push back against that. that might be because he said there was also, and i'm quoting here, very little directic to the -- direct risk to

blake burman with the news. stuart, a4 size confirmed to fox that one of the marines killed in yesterday shooting the person's name escape whilst, said to be of marietta, georgia. we know very little other than i can tell you he was a lance corporal within the marines. as you might imagine we will expect to get more information throughout the day about these four marines killed us were reported throughout the morning, thomas oliphant was one of the marines killed yesterday as well who was awarded the purple heart and fought in iraq and now we can tell you the name of the second victim, skip wells, marietta, georgia a suburb of atlanta. lance corporal killed yesterday in the shooting. stuart: blake irving thank you indeed. a little bit of movement, not much. we are down 18041. i say america needs a new era of prosperity because that is the glue that binds us together. i also say hillary clinton is not the candidate that will bring us prosperity. my take on that is next. >> i believe in transparency. i believe in

presidential candidate mike huckabee facing backlash after comparing iran deal to the holocaust blake burmanod morning to you mike huckabee is not apologizing for comparing president 's iran nuclear deal to the holocaust saying it would lead israel quote, to the door of the oven. huckabee joined maria earlier this morning and said iran has been very clear with its intentions. listen here. >> well you know what's ridiculous and sad is that the president went to the iranians and thought he could make a deal after a 36 years threatening to wipe israel off a the face of the map and for all of this time has chanted death to america even as they're sitting at the negotiating table that's what's ridiculous. >> that last part there was a direct response to president obama. the president was asked about huckabee's holocaust analogy and said it would be ridiculous if it country so sad. now the iran deal is center stage on capitol hill right now. secretary of state john kerry, the treasury secretary jack lew, and head of the energy department are trying to convince skeptical lawmakers to vote for the p

blake burman and washington d.c. may i remind everybody what he initially said when he first made the announcement he was running for president. i'm the most successful person to ever run for president by far. he referenced ross perot and mitt romney and said i have the gucci store that is worth more than romney. reporter: he sat there and said i'm rich. i am really rich. sandra: that is basically what he declared last month. his official filing shows just that. here's how the team is putting this. they said this report was not designed for a man of mr. trump's massive wealth. they go on to say mr. trump's net worth is in excess of $10 billion. look at that right there. that is not a typo. they put the $10 billion in all-caps-on the press release. increasing property values in new york, miami and san francisco and san francisco ask a lady and has often revealed he made $13 million for his 14th season on the apprentice. still not buying it. they pick the net worth of $4 billion above where did they touch due to find b

blake burman has a news report. new news. blake. >> charles, we're hearing this from one of our producers on capitol hill hearings about this deal might start as soon as next week, wednesday. so that would be one week from now. part of those hearings would be the secretary of state john kerry, the head of the energy department, ernie moniz, and treasury secretary jack lew. obviously trying to work with scheduling and the like to get all three. we're hearing that could happen as soon as next wednesday. the reason for those three seems fairly clear. kerry, is of course the one who was the one who brokered this deal. moniz, according to who they really want to hear from he is the scientist here. he would give them all the technicalities behind this. jack lew presumably would like to hear from him about the financing and sanctions and all that. so we're hearing that might take place, these hearings, as soon as wednesday. charles? charles: blake, really rushing to get this through. jed, want to go back to you, you were talking abou

blake burman has all the details. blake?

blake burman has all the details. blake? >> president obama flipped virginia, colorado and iowa into the democratic column in 2008 and kept them blue in 2012. if hillary clinton is the democratic nominee in 2016, those states and their combined 28 electoral votes could go red. according to new quinnepiac university poll which pitted clinton against three republican presidential candidates, jeb bush, marco rubio and scott walker. in those three swing states, clinton loses to each of them in head-to-head matchups. in certain matchups the poll even showed democratic long shot, turned contender, bernie sanders faring better than clinton but still losing. a deeper dive into the poll might explain clinton's potential troubles. in all three states her approval rating is underwater. clinton has unfavorable rating of 56% in both iowa and colorado. 50% in virginia. the poll did not match up clinton with the current republican frontrunner donald trump but the swing state snapshot also sound ad warning for the billionaire businessman. t

blake burman standing by in washington. blake what came out of today's hearing? >> reporter: hi, there, gerri. how about this number, 60? that is the total number of ground forces the u.s. has been able to train in syria to fight against isis according to defense secretary ash carter who testified before the senate armed services committee today. carter added u.s. has only been able to train fewer than nine thousand fighters in all of iraq. carter and joint chief of staff general martin dempsey faced tough questions after that how long it is taking to get training programs which are a big part of the president's plan to fight isis up and running. senator jeff sessions exclaimed to carter, part of the recruitment problem stems from the forces feeling they aren't going to win on the battlefield. listen here. >> general dempsey was training iraqi forces eight years ago. i visited him in iraq. that was his primary responsibility. we've been training them for nearly a decade. >> reporter: shortly after that white house press secretary acknowledged the 60 syrian-traine

blake burman from d.c. with very latest. good morning to you. >> good morning to you as well.h in lafayette, louisiana, was described as packed, 7:00, 20 minutes into the film a lone gunman who police say is 58 years old stood up and started firing. two of innocent movie-goers are dead, nine others injured and one in critical condition. louisiana governor bobby jindal described a heroic act in middle of it all, one teacher stood in front of a second teacher saved her life and the second teacher managed to pull a fire alarm and in the chaos the gunman tried to blend into the crowd and escape, but when officers rushed the man turned gun on himself. police did not release his identity but say he does have a criminal history. the movie playing was the comedy "trainwreck." amy schumer said she was devastated my heart is broken

neil: thank you very much, blake burman in washington.g an eye on the markets right now, you heard the news that as far as the federal reserve is concerned and janet yellen inclined to raise rates this year, despite treaties from europe to cool them on that. stave them off, she is not inclined to do that. that's janet yellen. see how it's affecting a tense trading floor. let's go live at corner of wall and broad on this incredibly tense news day -- [ crickets ] . neil: stay with us, it gets even worse. orate tax rate since. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business . >> in terms of the bond market bubble that everyone is talking about, how worried are that you that has implication throughout global markets? >> quite. just think about in terms of the issue the concern everyone has about the

we have a democrat richard goodstein, former mccain advisor, and blake burman live from the white house. i'm starting with you. i call it print schuss, what is your -- presumptuous. reaction. >> president obama doesn't want. trish: go ahead. >> president obama doesn't want discussion on iran nuclear deal. he knows it will be undone unless hillary clinton becomes of the united states. he wants to protect his legacy and wants to label mike huckabee and rest of the gop as a bunch of crazies. >> what mike huckabee said over the weekend. i want to get to that let me play that for viewers. >> he is so naive he would trust the iranians and would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. trish: blake, the president says what mike huckabee was just a political move. >> yeah, he was asked about this earlier today, the president is traveling in ethiopia. was asked specifically about that question. he said, it would be ridiculous if it weren't so sad and, that led him to basically go off on the, most of the gop field. mike huckabee's campaign reacted to the president's rea

i have to start asking you, blake burman can we assume this situation is contained?me they have found the shooter? because police have said there

sander appeared sandra: thank you, blake burman.n, is this the beginning of the end for the donald trump campaign? >> what he said is an insult not just to mccain, but every pow. does that mean every pow is not a war hero? i served with senator mccain and no one works harder for veteran issues than he does. i've been with him when he met with veterans. i was the ranking member of one as well and he is zealous in its efforts to protect our veterans. what happened in arizona he has been a leader to fix that tragedy. to think that donald trump with no military experience by the way, i have 35 years, other surveys, would go and attack somebody like the national hero. it is plain wrong. sandra: i just think there was a calculated purpose for these statements. i don't know that he accidentally said john mccain is not a war hero and he is a loser. dagen: i don't want to try and read the mind of donald trump, but i think what happens and this is just my guesswork and it happens with mr. trump and when he says something regrettable, he refus

blake burman with the story.ke. >>> the sec is report he had investigating a fake news story that sent twitter shares jumping 8% yesterday. that story claimed bloomberg reported that twitter received a huge buyout offer. bloomberg and twitter quickly denied it. >>> hertz has new policy filling up gas tanks on rental cars. if you drive fewer than 75 miles you must provide receipt you filled up the gas tank, if not, hertz will still charge you $14. if you doesn't fill up the hertz will still charge the $14. $14 might be cheaper than filling up. >>> nasa releasing yesterday a stunning color photo of its moon. how cool is that? it was taken by the new horizon spacecraft which successfully completed its pluto drive by yesterday. nasa says they will sinned more stunning pictures of pluto today. not sure how that is possible but a lot of people are looking forward to it. maria: thank you, blake. technology world buzzing about the upcoming release of the next apple smartphone, the iphone 6 s. my next guest says his compa

fox business's blake burman joins us with the very latest in d.c. and, blake, we saw some of that sound between the congressman and kerry and it was pretty heated today. >> trish, tell you what, this hearing has gone now past four hours. it is becoming more contentious as time goes along. most of the skepticism directed directly at secretary of state john kerry who of course led the u.s. negotiations. i want you to take a listen, real quick. this happened just a little while ago. kerry was asked as he has been peppered all afternoon about the details of this deal but he was asked, whose interests he represents more? the deal or the u.s.? here's how he responded. >> congressman, i don't need any lessons from you who i represent. i have represent and fought for our country since i was out of college. and. >> and god bless you for your service. >> don't give me any lessons about that, okay? >> that was congressman scott perry of pennsylvania. just a little bit of what we saw throughout the afternoon, trish. two of the several points kerry and administra

blake burman is our correspondent there with that entire reaction. pretty quick reaction to mobilization, right? >> all across the administration really, liz. white house press secretary josh earnest said president obama wanted briefings throughout the day what was happening with the nyse. the president was briefed by his homeland security advisor lisa monaco and chief of staff denis mcdonough. and was told that fcc was in close contacted with fcc and department of homeland security and treasury department. there wasn't any indications told to the president that there was a malicious attack. earnest was asked this afternoon if the administration made any adjustments to its cyber systems. listen here. >> i can assure you officials even on days when these kinds of questions are not lingering in the air are very vigilant about their need to adapt to an environment in cyberspace that is filled with malicious actors. >> and as you know washington has had its own issues protecting its computer systems. the latest incident comes after the office of personne

to blake burman on the kasich entrance. blake? >> reporter: neil, john kasich has been in and out of politics for the better portion of the last 40 years or so of his life. he kind of ran through his resume. you mentioned how he's one of the more successful entrants in the field. the resume is the longest of them all. he talked about work directly for ronald reagan at 24 years old. getting in state politics at 26. was in congress by 30. was a member of the armed services committee and budget committee. he was responsible for that '97 budget deal that passed through congress. then his time as a governor, the rainy day funds in ohio that went from basically nothing to $2 billion. and erased $8 billion budget shortfall and all the tax cuts he got through as well. so the resume is there in length, the question is as you mentioned now that there are 16 candidates, and john kasich, according to the latest fox news poll is garnering only about 2% of support from republican primary voters. how can he separate himself. and in the short-ter

we're covering all angles of this story with our own blake burman. mith and joe trippi of tripi and associates. want to start with you, blake. hillary numbers, matchups not pretty at least for her. >> this is three states. colorado, iowa and virginia.

first, blake burman in d.c. with the latest.er: white house press secretary has said the motive for the shooting still remains unclear. he talked a few moments ago appeared investigators includes mohammad youssuf abdulazeez made several trips to both jordan and kuwait. investigators are trying to learn more about history to jordan last year. we are told the visit lasted over a month. in chattanooga, tennessee, law-enforcement scrutinizing abdulazeez files. they are trying to see if there's any propaganda that might suggest ties to a foreign terrorist group. they have not been on the radar at all until yesterday shooting. we also know the identity of the four murdered marines peered gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan was an iraq war vet awarded the purple heart. he was killed alongside lance corporal kip wells, sergeant carson holmquist and david wyatt. the investigation is just getting started on many levels and we hope to have more interest in the fbi in a couple hours 3:00 news conference. trade to the public asking what drives

blake burman with the latest on this back and forth, this time on the house side. >> reporter: good afternoon, neil. this has been going on for the better portion, just about approaching two hours now. this is the house's turn the senate got its crack last week. i'll tell you this much neil we've been watching and you can tell john kerry, the secretary of state, visibly getting frustrated with lawmakers as he is trying to defend the deal he put together and this is getting more contentious back and forth as this hearing is going on. a couple issues have been brought up that john kerry has tried to defend. one of them the arms embargo, weapons that embargo being lifted after five years, ballistic missiles after eight years. kerry testified he said the fact that they got an extension of that was actually a victory because he said iran was calling for it to be lifted immediately. here's a little bit of that portion. take a listen. >> when we end up with a bottom line where in eight years they get the missile, it doesn't look to me. it an -- >> but they don't. they may not get the missile at that

fox business washington correspondent blake burman joins us. y of it stick? >> reporter: as you might imagine, charles democrats and republicans are responding on this one. the latest batch of emails show that hillary clinton was receiving foreign policy advice from sidney blumenthal as early as 2009. that is years earlier than publicly known. clinton previously said blumenthal, who was her husband's former aide who reportedly had been shunned by the obama administration, was sending her unsolicited advice. however the new emails show wide range of correspondence from blumenthal who was not on the state department payroll. the republican-led committee investigating benghazi recently subpoenaed blumenthal as part of its investigation. now these batch of emails predate the 2012 benghazi attack but the clinton campaign respond ad little while ago with a new video calling congressional investigation, a quote, political charade. the latest emails add up to roughly 3,000 pages as you mentioned. the court ordered the continued release of clinton's stat

blake burman in washington d.c. right now. reporter: with a challenge like this, it has not had an in 105 years. the motion to unseat house speaker john boehner came within his own party by mark mendez, two-party republic and was briefly stripped of a committee post last month after voting against the party line. the motion levied several charges against. the speaker uses the power of the authors who vote according to conscience instead of the will of the speaker. the speaker uses the legislative calendar to create crises for the american people. no secrets on conservatives have been disillusioned that it would take a majority vote of all house members to actually remove the speaker. there are many questions going forward including when and if they vote might take place. if democrats might take advantage of the whole thing and whether this could gain traction during the august recess which many republicans were hoping to use as a time to focus on topping the every nuclear deal. maria: thank you for a match. his father and ther

blake burman in washington with the bailout proposal. i'm just joking.rence yesterday. the federal government's obligation to act to help puerto rico which of course has been no $72 billion in debt. if not, deblasio says it would be abandoning the u.s. territory. he even compared the situation to a natural disaster appeared here applies. >> this is a time of trouble if ever there was one for puerto rico. no different than a natural disaster. we must be there for the people of puerto rico. reporter: treasury secretary jack lu reiterated that a federal bailout is not on the table. puerto rico understands there won't be a bailout. deblasio and others call for congress to enact a law that would provide bankruptcy option. stuart: bailout, bailout bailout. blake irving, thank you. charlie gasparino is with me now. you are the bane of bill deblasio's existence. he went on to say that hedge funds are responsible. they are vultures. they give them money and now they wanted back. >> that's actually not true. first comrade bill does not have a direct line of congre

we have blake burman on it. blake? >> charles, good morning.t is encrypted much of your information on cell phone or computer can't be seen by the feds because they have a password. fbi head james comey that is making it harder for law enforcement to catch terrorists and bad guys. he hasn't determined yet to congress to actually force them. comey and those in the business of national security say encryption allows terrorists to go dark that is the term they use. meaning they can communicate terrorists with one another, knowing intelligence officials can't read their texts, messages and other writings. comey and deputy attorney general will testify shortly, quote. the benefits of our increasingly digital lives have been accompanied by new dangers. we have beens toed to consider how criminals and terrorists might use advantages in technology to their, might use advances, rather to their advantage. now some have raised the idea creating what would amount to master technological key that would unlock the encryption features. however in the new era

fox business washington correspondent blake burman joins us from d.c.comments didn't sit well with a lot of people. >> those were the comments and congress might get a peek at what the top military leaders told during their meeting. they both met with the president during that rare visit at the pentagon are testifying before the senate armed services committee. it just got underway. the president labeled the fight against isis labeled is different ways. he said it's a generational struggle. and without the help of others would be playing whack-a-mole. john mccain says he doesn't feel the president has a strategy in the short-term or long-term. we anticipate hearing about more on the strategy. charles: call me crazy, that's one mole i'd love to see america whack over and over and over again. a new look here from a gopro. yesterday it was down and it's up big, and the news coming out a brand new camera the hero four session. this is the smallest one so far? >> roughly the size of an ice cube. charles: really? whoa! >> i think it's going to be a hit. they'

blake burman at the latest in washington. reporter: john kasich to make it official in a higher later today. kasich is the current governor and former congressmen. and those two since he also worked at lehman brothers. this would be kasich second attempt at a white house run and have start with a lot of ground to make up in a very crowded gop field. kasich currently posing around 1% 2% support from republicans just outside the top 10 for now. the field for the moment appears to be set for the gop. 16 candidates was political or business name recognition will be jockeying for separationist debates begin in the coming week and the first beaux-arts cast in iowa six months from now. sandra: getting interesting. blake, thank you. gold prices getting interesting as well. prices searching for direction after plunging to the lowest level in five years. still flowing normally from the cme group joining us by phone this morning bright and early. everybody is watching it. where does it go from here? >> that is the big question and i agr

blake burman is that the white house with the latest on that. reporter: high, sandra. good morning. a lot of have been questioned. over the weekend hillary did say she would testify in front of the committee and the date that was thrown out as a covert 22nd. the committee spokesperson said essentially hold on for a second. nothing has been officially agreed to. conditions here are still at play. clinton's attorney once a day to stay firm in for this to be about benghazi only. however, the spokesperson said hillary clinton e-mails also remain within the scope. a bit of a disagreement there. hillary clinton did address the growing e-mail controversy as you know last week to inspectors general of such classified information was sent out over her server. clinton addressed the issue by saying i did not send or receive anything that was classified at the time. the key phrase being at the time. speaking of hillary clinton's e-mail, the second batch will be released later this week. 3000 pages of e-mails released on schedule last month as well. hillary clinton will be on the road today. she

maria: very sad morning, thank you, blake burman. we're following reaction from the white house this morning. cheryl casone with those details. good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. we heard president obama was briefed on shooting late last night. press secretary josh earnest said thoughts and prayers of the white house and first lady are with the community ever lafayette, louisiana, especially with the families of those who were killed. this will add to the concerns over gun control. in an interview with bbc that aired a few hours before the shooting, president obama said gun control is one of the most frustrating parts of his presidency. >> we do not have sufficient common sense, gun safety laws. even in the face of repeated mass killings and you know, if you look at the number of americans killed since 9/11 by terrorism, it is less than 100. if you look at the number that have been killed by gun violence, it is in the tens of thousands. >> president obama sat down for the interview ahead of his visit

>> blake burman and the next hour of "varney & company" starts right now.ther. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. charles: individual stocks we are following, at td ameritrade saying this was one of the training platforms that has not been resolved that was a big deal here. also want to talk about the big stories the biggest in greece the greek parliament starts debating the bailout today in a couple hours. this will reshape europe in one way or another. it is huge and connects back, live report for you from athens. a massive hack attack at the office of personnel management, the new number, 22 million americans personal information has been compromised lawmakers calling for the agency head to resign, she says she's not going anywhere. pope francis sounding off against capitalism again, says we live in a, quote throwaway society that discards the week, for an elderly. his harshest attack on capitalism to who

blake burman is coming to us from washington. we have not seen that official financial statement.o what do we know about his money? >> donald trump's campaign now says his net worth escalated north of $10 billion and they remain unabashed about his wealth. here is how he put it in announcing the filing with the federal election commission yesterday, quote, this report was not designed for a man of mr. trump's massive wealth. they go on to say as of this date mr. trump's network is excess of $10 billion and they punctuated that in cap. and some game from "the an i prentice", he was paid 213 million from nbc, whether it was revenues or profits, they didn't specify, to nearly $19 million a year. that means that trump would have been one of the highest earners in all of nbc. nbc president and ceo earned 34 million last year and matt lauer a touch above trump at a reported 20 million, but trump blew out brian williams whose salary was a reported $10 million. fortune though isn't buying this stuart. they say, trump's net worth is more like 4 billion, still a lot. stuart: i smell a lawsu

let's go to blake burman in d.c. >> good morning to you. has not issued any official statements responding to the greek vote. the biggest public stance in the immediate aftermath of the vote has been taken by senator bernie sanders. 51% of voters in the massive felt and inequality. europe must build an economy which creates more jobs than income, not more unemployment and suffering. the presidential candidates on both sides spent their weekend campaigning and yet to weigh in. the president said last week that greece did not pose a direct threat to the u.s. economy and the white house says it's in everybody's best interest for greece to take a path to growth and now that appears in doubt and the treasury department says they're in a wait and see. and the fed may hold off on rate likes, while others feel that won't be much impact at aum. we could get more clarity from the central banks on friday when janet yellen is expected to give a speech on the economy then. >> you're absolutely right. everybody is concerned about hall of these things. we

here is blake burman giving you the deal. >> the president gave a laundry list, the first is the sententrifuges centrifuges. >> and they can inspect iranian sites. sites could include military sites and they can show up 24/7, but iran could rebuff a request and stall the process for at least 13 days. and the end of the deal is sarpgss sarpgss-- sanctions relieve. it will not be an automatic or signing bonus as one tweeted. >> he'll veto any attempt for the deal. this is the deal very likely we'll have to live with for years to come. surprisingly, this is a major policy announcement from the president. foreign policy announcement, but it has little impact on the financial markets except for the price of oil. we're down 36 cents a barrel, but we're down below $52 per barrel. this is the fallout from the iran deal isn't it? oil going down and no impact on the stock market at all? >> well i think that most people anticipate that iran will be able to increase oil production by a million barrels a day for the coming year and possibly more than that. they have enormous capability which would