they have not embark and they are not going to embark on assembly as long as the j.c. . is alive so to think two conditions should happen if iran wants to do that one is that if the fails if they are all peons do not comply with iran's the man's in i believe in maximum one month if they do not provide the needed guarantees that you know that have been requested by the ring elite there and officials. say would collapse or at least iran would go on you know resuming manufacturing of these machines and assembly starts or eight to ten years after jaycee if you a if the j.c. stays alive iran would then be allowed to start an assembly of its machines so i believe the europeans should take this threat very seriously and they should buy the iran with what it's asking you know in the next four weeks. qatar insists that it won't back down a year into an unprecedented blockade imposed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt they accuse the gulf nation of supporting terrorism a charge that strongly denied in a special day of programming al-jazeera has been looking at what happe

withdrawal the iranian leader declared that iran has a number of the men to keep the j.c. peoria live of course all these demands mostly most of them fall within the undertakings that the western governments have you know taken up for under the j.c. peel way and the most important one is ensuring iran's crude sale to the european states if the u.s. imposes bans on iran's kreutz applies broad and also transferring money to yuan and insuring that. banking transactions would mainly in place after the u.s. withdrawal iran has the man that the europeans are objective guarantees beyond what has been stated in the chase if you wait because if they guarantee as an insurance is under the g.c. people way where enough the us wouldn't be able to withdraw and go unpunished so after a couple of weeks apparently iranian officials are not seeing much rush in the e.u. decision making process that's why they want to keep all options available and at strategic levels that means also a threat to the europeans not to you know a kid with iran not to joke with iran and to embark on a final decis

of course the other two capitals of his years ago to paris and london both also signatories to the j.c. you know way. yeah that's right and i think chancellor merkel will know that she doesn't have so much leverage the european countries perhaps don't have so much leverage in general over israeli policy that's another reason essentially. they're saying let's agree to disagree we know we have different views but israel of course sticks most closely to its main ally that's the united states president trump has made it clear he doesn't think anything of that iran deal he's given up on on that track and of course it is the united states which remains the top guarantor of israeli security in terms of its military posture so these visits to the european capitals are going to be about trying to find a little bit of common ground on some of the some of the issues regionally of course there is also the conflict with the palestinians which goes on against this background and then just on that we just course as we were coming off. a chancellor merkel talking about the abuse of children civilians

neil: the former j.c.man and ceo. >>> energy stocks are doing very, very well, how can they be doing on an output deal that increases the output that would send oil prices going south? that would not be good for them. here's the thing, it's not sending oil prices going south. in fact, it's not such a bearish deal for oil in general or for those companies. we'll explain after this. nings n once again. >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. used for batteries frome teexpired

they have not embarked and they are not going to embark on assembly as long as the j.c. . is alive so to think two conditions should happen if iran wants to do that one is that if the j c p u a fails if they are all peons do not comply with iran's demands and i believe in maximum one month if they do not provide the needed guarantees that it that have been requested by the ring elite there and officials the j c p a way would collapse or at least iran would go on you know resuming manufacturing of these machines and assembly starts or eight to ten years after jaycee if you were if the j.c. stays alive iran would then be allowed to start an assembly of its machines so i believe the europeans should take this threat very seriously and they should provide the iran with what it's asking you know in the next four weeks they want to ron's prime minister sorry israel's prime minister has landed in france as part of his european tour to warn of what he calls iran's threats to the world he meeting emanuel necron in the next hour of one in germany on monday benjamin netanyahu chancel

so we're talking about very tiny doses of j.c. we're not talking about a street level skunk with twenty twenty five percent to see a different company and sure that does have some mental health issues but we're not talking about that for children we're talking about tiny amounts or to see in tiny doses and that just as far as we understand it is it is really remarkably so we need to try to get this used to be monitored we're going to take it seriously because just assume it's not only problems in the long term but there's no evidence it does and if we monitor it carefully with it with good supervision with a good quality product then i think it will be entirely safe but we need to check on that story it's quite wrong that patients should be turned into criminals and parents of patients should be turned into criminals when all they're trying to do is the best for their own health or for their children's health this is wrong it's out of date very very out of date decades out of date and it really is time and i'm very pleased that ac

its you stand up for itself and you know we had a former obama administration official in charge of j.c. v.o.a. on the show just a short while ago and as much as he wanted to protect the iranian deal he was absolutely convinced that the europeans. i have no choice but to come along and support the united states and that and incidentally that happens to be their opinion of the majority of the russian experts who also believe that you know the europeans may sound indignant for a while but at the end of the day they will do what's required of them i mean missing something fundamental about the europeans and their ability to stand up for themselves for their rights for their interests i don't know many things have changed since ninety ninety six even the ownership of many of the european companies you're talking about globalization and so you have all kinds of interests in the shell of the american interests and so on which make it more difficult for governments to a private company to do with the do when you have a union situated twenty eight countries it's much harder to make decisions ze

case that deal in his opinion is probably going to collapse i didn't ask france to withdraw from the j.c. bill because i think the jersey bill is basically going to. be dissolved by the way the economic forces but i think that there are two possibilities either iran dismantles its nuclear activities or unilaterally under this pressure or there may be in the future negotiations for a better. a better deal while the french president called on all sides to deescalate tensions in mental mark or really has been one of the most vocal supporters and backers of the iran nuclear deal he says it is the best deal that there is out there the moments in terms of trying to ensure a certain amount of stability and security in the region but he did concede that there are perhaps areas to be improved in the deal in the perhaps a why detail is something that all parties should be working for. jordan is king abdullah has called for a review of a controversial tax law that sparked a wave of until stars the protests and prompted the prime minister to resign demonstrators have filled the capital in opposition

ministration is already actively undermining european interest by for example walking out of the j.c. ferry which present a security threat by raising the specter of another war plus it comes with the fragile secondary sanctions which of these two do you think is more dangerous or more threatening to european interests at this point of deduces really dangerous this is threatening our economic and political interests that think we should stand up against. pinsky's because you to absolutely eakins the international law that this was just to be around the green in these notes i literally lose my two lives to literally freeman based on this here on the united nations security council resolution binding resolution twenty two thirty one and the c b two withdrawal from d.c. cream it is a violation of international chancellor with all due respect how do exact quest to end up to that because your trade with the united states is i think in the range of six hundred billion dollars are you ready to put that on the line in order to defend your principles you could bring good issue to do night edit

led unilateral world order and i think that the breaking out of leaving the the iranian deal the j.c. p.o. way was a watershed moment for countries that in a year asia and especially iran as well as in western europe and what we're seeing emerge now is a new geo political shift to a much more multi-polar approach and we're already seeing this just like what you probably saw in st petersburg with with the belt road initiative combined with the yes the shanghai cooperation organization and the year asia european union all beginning to come together with its membership forming this separate economic world order bloc that that's actually going to counter and respond to what donald trump has now done i think europe europe as well because of the sanctions are going to read are going to rebel to out as as much as they can and we're going to see that they're going to want to maintain that trade. with with with iran as well as with the other countries and that and that region of the world the whole idea because the united states insists upon having the israeli policy interfere with every forei

the spanish team is so great that they won't be affected by this development but let's just hear what j.c. i think had to say about it when i did talk from a couple of hours ago. the match tomorrow i think anything can happen we portugal we feel confident enough to play against spain and try to win but i know that spain with the quality and class of the players they have they also feel confident that they can beat anyone and there's a fan i wouldn't be. held if we lose against spain. but i would not also be in haven't we should beat spain i think we both are going to qualify. because they are two of the strongest teams in the competition it is the pick of the year of the bunch isn't it at the moment what do you make here of the fact that spain sent their manager yesterday just two days before this match and now a sink is a strange situation i don't know if spain second the manager if the manager second self we. there we everything happened between himself and real madrid i feel sorry for the manager of course because the you. when we did team for the last. two years and of course he would

he pulled gas and retired from j.c. penneys as a janitor.'t have a lot of money but he had $8 million in his stock portfolio. all household names. that company posted their openings before the open. they beat the streets. one of the reasons is that performance they had in their recently fraings and frenches. management highlighted that. they talked about the incremental sales from french and frenches. i have got two french red hot in the my refrigerator. i don't own the stock. i'll bet 90% of the people who will use hot sauce tonight never considered buying the stock. we are talking the stock is at 114. it was $30 in march of 2009 it was a great investment right under our noses. the first lady making a trip to the border as the immigration debate continues to heat up overseas. two, down, back up! our phones are more than just phones. they're pocket-sized personal trainers. last minute gift finders. [phone voice] destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. it's the internet in your hand. that's why xfinity mobile can be included with xf

so now we're staffing the administration the same way j.c. penney recruits at a community college.okay, mr. johnson, i've got your rez mate right here. it's very impressive. where do you see yourself in five years? or less with good behavior." now, the flyer was blasted out in an email entitled "interested in a job at the white house?" to which the gmail app offered those cute little auto-suggested responsed like: ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: tastes good! >> stephen: getting a little hungry. and the next person they have to replace might be white house press secretary and woman who just ate a bug because cnn said she didn't, sarah huckabee sanders. ( laughter ) cbs is reporting that hucka-sands told friends she plans to leave the administration at the end of the year. and by "friends," of course, they mean her room full of unblinking porcelain dolls. ( laughter ) and it's-- "i'll call on you when it's your time! sit down, mrs. mus muffins!" and it's not just sanders who might be leaving. it's also her principal deputy press secretary, raj shah. so trump may have colluded with ru

i should tell you that myron ullman, the former chairman and ceo of j.c. penney will be appointed the chaiof starbucks. mellody hobson, many cnbc viewers know very well, also another board member appointed vice-chair as part of this transition kevin johnson, the ceo of starbucks, will remain in place. in large part you talked about the stock falling 1%, but this transition has been in place quite some time. i remember being here in seattle when howard schultz stepped down as ceo and perhaps that was the more momentous decision in terms of the company's future. questions about the company's future of course continue. there has been huge growth in places like china. they just announceplans to expand in fact to build up to two new stores a day in china, up from one store a day which they had been averaging before and a partnership, $7 billion deal withes nestle on its packaged goods. same-store sales in the united states have continued to struggle big questions about whether they can overcome challenges around technology, getting in the store and out of the s

stick, whole food products possibly there's a lot of deals, and other competitors have followed suit j.cey does their own thing you have target as well. >> amazon is up again. 1735, 28 as we speak. all right, get to that supreme court decision which said, internet retailers can be required to collect sales taxes from all of the states. jeff -- you made a fortune buying real estate near amazon warehouses what do you think? amazon can attack this in its stride can't it? >> yes, here's what the government has to realize. first of all, what people have to know is this is a tax on consumers. not going to affect amazon directly but it will hurt competitor of amazon the smaller companies that now have to hire, create this infrastructure to clengt state local and federal taxes that becomes problem. and that's a problem that -- people have been concerned that amazon has -- approaching what could be monopoly this strength pes their position because they could collect taxes if they need to -- the real loser in this is the consumer. biggest winner is state government. >> spend states like california