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that was kerri walsh jennings, she watches "varney and company". i love that interview.is on our face book page if you want to check out. she really is welcome back any time on this program. did you know there is a slowdown in the farm economy? ira farmer. i didn't know there was a slowdown. deer's profits are down and so is the stock, 1%, deer is at 85 as of right now. look at the share price of amazon, that company, look at that, you $11 higher. today is rolling out a new device that is going to make a whole lot easier for small businesses to accept credit cards. $10 gadget turns your smart phone into a mobile cash register and jo lin kent will make me understand it. >> hopefully it is a simple concept. you have seen it before. it is a little device you plug into your smart phone or your tablet and if i were selling babysitting services to you or if i reselling my blackberry to you, you would give me your card, credit or debit, slide it and i would receive the payment directly. it is very simple, most interesting about amazon is undercutting prices in a major way, how

secretary of state, john kerry urging iraqis to unite under abadi against the threat of isis. nick paton walshhis morning. nick, maybe against the odds, what appears to be a peaceful transition of power inside baghdad. >> reporter: certainly. bringing an end to eight years of nuri al maliki politics. many say the guy who hours after the americans left town plunged the country toward the sectarian division that has now given the isis militants in the north so many sympathizes to support their advance. last night, high drama. days of allies deserting him to shiite religious leaders from an ethnic majority here in iraq saying it was time for him to go. he finally took the stage surrounded by the leaders from the group that runs politics here in baghdad and said, look, i don't want any innocent blood spilled. i am stepping down. self-pitying and justifying. at the end of the day, finally saying yes, i'm stepping down. it's time for al-abadi. he's got 26 days to get a cabinet together. really the focus now, can abadi heal the division between sunni and shia. until the government is more obvious. wa

walsh has much more from baghdad. nick? >> reporter: kate, it's down to nuri al maliki how much more political chaos has to endure. john kerryeign minister blamed him for being responsible for the chaos iraq is currently enduring. how fast can he put together a cabinet, he has 30 days. he's trying to process the government and also the question is how desperate is nuri al maliki? does he have enough to hold on through force, does he have any grounds in the courts to try and use the fledgling constitution of iraq to cause a hurdle for formation of this new government? all difficult questions. so far today he's been relatively quiet. little sign he has much fight left in him. many foreign capitals wishing maliki would step back so iraq can move on. >> nick paton walsh in baghdad, thanks so much. >>> president obama applauded the move to name a new iraqi prime minister calling it a key step toward forming a government that can unique different factions. jim what more are we hearing from the white house on this? they're applauding this but looking at the 30-day transition where it seems anything but clear what is going to happen

walsh, cnn, london. >> recruiting young people is only part of the brutality being tied to isis. how is the u.s. going to deal with this militant group? as i mentioned a moment ago, john kerryother part of what he said, our efforts have brought dozens of nations to this cause. no decent country can support the horrors perpetuated by isis and no country should deny the responsibility to stop this disease. let's bring in our former senior intelligence officer. good to see you. >> hi, how are you? >> pretty good. so just before this labor day weekend, the president has taken flak for saying he doesn't have a specific strategy for isis when asked about him. do you take him literally that there's no strategy or is it simply that there's no strategy that he's willing to make public? >> i think this is well-deserved flak he's getting. the president of the united states should not and he did stand up and say i don't have a strategy, i'm not prepared for this engagement this we're faced with, this challenge that we're faced with. the tone of this engagements is being set by isis. when you're executing tactical air strikes, which is what they are, these are tactical air strikes, you'