the persians decided their name persia must come from perseus so perseus is actually the originator in some sense of the whole persian culture. the egyptians borrowed a story in which ultimately the thought -- forefathers of perseus were egyptian. so he is simply carrying on in the kitchen tradition -- egyptian tradition. one of the stories has him sleepy sea monster off the coast of java. which is a coastal city. and in fact it serves as a kind of tourist attraction. so that guides the came to visit would point to a red spring saying, this is the blood of perseus he washed his hands after he killed the sea monster and on that rock over there, you can still see the marks of the chains were andromeda was chained before he saved her. even today, i visited jafa a couple years ago. there is a rock out there called the rock of andromeda. so this is simply an example of this kind of overlapping cultural co-mingling as it were that really eclipses the whole idea of ups -- us and them. >> we're talking about the ancient world and how it was really connected. i have a feeling he's going to conn

half the world as the saying went back when this was the capital of persia and beyond.d motives dating back to the middle ages. >> where are you from? >> usa. from america. where are you from? from, isfahan or from tehran? >> tehran. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> yes, hello. >> welcome. >> thank you. thank you so much. very beautiful. ♪ >> i'm guessing from the decor, this is a former wrestler's hangout? ♪ ♪ tucked deep in the labyrinth of the bazaar, the smell of something very, very good. this shop has been here doing the same thing for a hundred years. and based on the line, it must be doing it right. i've had biryani in india. i had it in uzbekistan but there's no question who invented it. >> no. >> biryani. maybe you know the word. though this doesn't look like any biryani i ever had. minced lamb shoulder, onion, tumeric, cinnamon, mint, and of course, saffron, more valuable than gold by weight. this is delicious. >> very good. >> isfahan today one of the most visited areas by tourists. >> yeah, everybody know if you go to tehran, you don't visi

the things i .alked about was herodotus he wrote a book about the wars between ancient greece and persiaone of the things he started saying in his books, he wanted to understand why do wars happen? you want understand why have you done certain trades, you don't want to just know i'm putting on this trade because it may go up. there has to be a rationale. scarlet: as journalists we have to ask why is this happening. are you saying that most people don't worry about that so much as what they are doing at the moment? guest: people might look forward. many people don't look at the history of what they have done and see how they can learn from that. joe: so have they arrived at the decision to make the trade. guest: exactly. when have you made money in the past and can you use that information going forward. joe: when we come back, why is duck boottional shortage? ♪ joe: what did you miss? strugglingl. bean is to meet demand for its duck boots. joe: all the boots are made into factories. they are expected to turn out 50,000 pairs this season. it will not be in now. -- it will not be enough. s

reputation is being criticized because of their tough stance on the nuclear talks and companies like persia have taken a hard hit here. they have roughly departed in 2012 because of the sanctions leaving their iranian partner which is the largest car manufacturer and state owned company here in the lurch. now that iran's fortunes have reversed with this nuclear deal, companies like persia face stiff competition from volkswagen and daimler and even american companies that corner the market because they're so popular. the french got a foot in the door before everybody else in the hospitality industry. they opened the two hotels near the main airport and they want to expand their hotel business in the country. they're the first people to do so. wilfred. >> ali, thanks for that. now for more on france's developing business relationship with iran head to cnbc.com. we have full analysis and comments from leeading figures across french industry. >> stay tuned for the latest from brussels as european ministers hold another emergency meeting. oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are

we were talking to these guys who have been in business which is ancient for persia. these are carpets that everybody in the world would think are beautiful and before the sanctions, this one little shopna i was in, this one little owner would ship a container full of these carpets to the united states every week and you'd buy them in fancy stores i suppose. and since the sanctions, he sells no carpets to the united states. his entire business. >> so i said to him well this is a problem for you because if the sanctions are lifted the demand for your carpets will increase and the cost of your carpets will increase. how will your business change? >> he said no the cost will come down and i'm thinking he's missing my point. and he said no the cost will come down because i'll sell so many more carpets that my profit margin will be reduced. so he'd thought had whole thing through economically. and everybody in iran has done that. they can tell you based on what they buy and sell and make what will happen when sanctions are lifted. it's like they can taste it. this is, like

we were talking to these guys who have been in a business that is ancient for persia, you see the rug there are weavers, diers, carpets everyone in the world would think were beautiful, before the sanctions this one little shop that i was in this one little owner would ship a container full of these carpets to the united states every week and you'd buy them in fancy stores i suppose. and since the sanctions he sells no carmtsz to the unite carpets to the united states. his entire business -- being the economics guy that i am, i said this is a problem for you, if the sanctions are lifted the demands for your carpets will increase and the cost of your your carpets will increase. he says no no, the cost of the carpets will come down. i'm thinking he's missing my point. he says no no, the cost of the carmtcarpets will be reduced, te profit margin will be reduced, he had thought the whole thing through, everyone in iran has done that. based on what they buy what they sell what they make what will happen when sanctions are lifted, this is like they can taste it. like the ramadan for sanctio

simon, sawed in half in persia. matthew, murdered in ethiopia. time in exile. and lived to 90. scholars debate the authorship of the gospel of john, held by some to be an eye witness account of the life of jesus. continued pressing rome to be named king until his efforts offended the new emperor. they were exiled and died in obscurity. while joseph without his roman ally, lost his position within the temple. whereas the story of jesus, a humble carpenter from nazareth gave birth to christianity. today, there are 2 billion christians world wide. ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] bhap >>> tonight on "red eye." donald trump and jeb bush get in a heated ad war. is it time to call in donny doich to negotiate a cease-fire. and when should you start scaring your children with the dangers of nuclear war? i say the delivery room. and marshawn lynch hucks skittles on a tv shopping network. our panel provides wisdom and >>> good evening. i'm jackie ibanez. a manhunt in illinois for cop killers. investigators now poring over brand new sve

french finance minister called for european investigation of the industry including carmakers like persiay. may,t since the ipo of 2011. since then shares have sunk by 80% along concerns of slowing growth in china. ,redit siu's -- credit suisse by the way, says that until currency finds a floor it will remain challenging to put a absolute floor on commodity prices. what does that mean for the likes of glencore? back to you. mark: staying on the growing volkswagen,at europe -- new york and california are opening investigations, as is germany. the ceo opened a video this morning saying that he is deeply sorry that they put a cheating software into 11 million cars. , correspondent who interviewed the president of nissan this morning. what did he say? matt: he was here to show us the new nissan altima. they have sold 350,000 of those per year, climbing every year. doing very well for a midsize car, a segment that suffered from low gas prices because most americans want trucks or suvs. interestingly, he is the head of the european automakers manufacturing organization and it is a legitimate gr

recuerde que "despierta amÉrica" te ayuda, seguimos con alejandro persia abrimos nuestro consultorio,on las vacunas que no debemos olvidar? >> el tÉtano, a todo el mundo se le olvida, debe ponÉrsela cada 10 aÑos, si tiene un accidente en la carretera o con algÚn tipo de cortadura, el tÉtano es muy importante, todos los aÑos antes de octubre, la influenza, para evitar esa enfermedad que en muchas ocasiones puede llevar a la gente al hospital, cuando una persona tiene mÁs de 65 aÑos, especialmente si tiene diabetes o riesgo de infecciones, el de la pulmonÍa, y algo que hemos hablado aquÍ que sumamente importante, luego de los 60 aÑos, basados en las estadÍsticas del centro de control de enfermedades, apoyos se lo recomiendo a mis pacientes despuÉs de los 40 aÑos, el de la culebrilla, a karla le dio, es algo muy doloroso, es importante para prevenir, la vacuna. alejandro: ahora, cuando habla de prueba, una de las cosas que tenemos que organizar con el doctor, ¿a quÉ pruebas nos referimos? doctor: en tÉrminos de pruebas estamos hablando siempre de prevenciÓn y tratar de diagnosticar algo