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have to make sure that those involved in the future, we know the syrians cannot put their forces nextelborder, next to the jordanian border. they have nothing to do today and syria. look at syria today. it is not as -- their payment be made to come and fight in syria against israel and to increase stability. >> at least you know what hundred tons or so they say they had iranian depots that are supplying hezbollah with missiles up there in the lebanese border. as well as the fact that in damascus they carried out this type of attacks. what is the message and how do you think the us should react and try to stop them or is even possible? or is that the first step which can potentially be a part -- a broader conflict? >> we want to see the end of violations and in syria.but we cannot ignore the fact iranians are trying to build factories of gps guided missiles that can threaten any target in israel. we cannot allow it. we do whatever is necessary. we expect for our allies and others in the region to be worried also because today, the iranians are invading into the israeli airspace and in th

nextel may be the cleaner number to compare it to.$60.5 are looking for $29.84 billion. etfs not comparable because you have the tax law change. when you look at the bottom line , you are not getting much of a read. what we do know is net sales, for the first quarter, will be anywhere from 47 point billion to -- it could reach as high as $51 billion. analysts are looking for $47.8 billion. the range will be pretty much in line with estimates. 3%, it see the stock up will not be surprising to see a bounce around for a while as investors digest the numbers. the initial reaction is positive. julia: because the etf's was a big beat is because amazon had a tax benefit. $89 million for the quarter. it doesn't affect the way it does its numbers -- how it operates is more a case of what it does with the cash that it has access to. julia: we are hoping to get more details on that. the first-quarter operating income, it's missing the lowest analyst estimate. operating income is brought for these guys. the estimate there is $1.48 billion. it goe

the company called nextel the only politician who said even when i am speaking leave your cell phones on that does not believe -- bother me. but the 21st century in america that is not working for enough people now we have incentives to favor investment of 20th century assets over the context of what they should focus on with investment of human beings as well. let me come back to spend a couple moments on each of those topics. many of us in this room many of us work in a single job of 30 years. serving in world war ii as a marine never finish college and going to work working at a single company 40 years he never made a lot of money but he had job security and benefits with health and retirement and while we were never rich we never worried about the next meal or for we could pay the rent. and he had a retirement plan with things like unemployment or disability. we have a different system where the contract is altered. pensions and 4o1 kays mom -- 4o1k and that contract even to the baby boomer. but now we are in the midst of significant changes in the workforce. the millennial's have