mark: now joining us, richard ross. richard, thank you for coming in. skeptics, people are open to supporting it, but skeptical. some people on capitol hill, if you are a skeptic, based what has come out of it, what are you worried about? this has to come through or i cannot support this? richard: probably the biggest question for skeptics is inspections. a little bit of concern for too much sanctions relief too soon. my own concern is less that. i am more concerned about what happens if iran complies? 10 years from now, they can do whatever they want? the cost of that, we will face a daily problem with many of its neighbors. managing that will be a permit challenge to american foreign-policy. heidi: but if the deal is not quite there, could it faced pressure from its negotiating partners to sign on and then what happens? richard: sure, if things break down, the most important thing you do not want the breakdown to be perceived as the united states moving the goalposts. it's one thing if the iranian government says you cannot have inspections that reaso

earlier this morning, richard ross described the magnitude of the problem. >> the question is, where does this party get it legitimacy? they cannot quite figure it out if the markets cannot work. they have a real problem on their hands and don't know quite what to do. that is why you see massive intervention and other times backing off. this is a serious political problem. mark: the chinese government let 1400 companies quit trading and band major shareholders from selling their stakes. russian present -- vladimir putin will address the assembly of the u.n.. chinesethe list is president as well as the iranian president ronnie. it was two years ago when a phone call between president obama and rouhani prompted speculation between -- of rapprochement between the two countries. mark: yvonne will be taken off secretary kerry satellite links to be dan, and not just by governments. secretary kerry: prosecutors must take pride in taking today's traffickers and turning them into tomorrow's prisoners. the private sector needs to be part of this effort. by blowing the whistle on companies that

would wash up. >> occurrence would take any material to the north initially and then ross -- across the corporeal current with madagascar. the timing and the location fits in exactly with what we would expect given the search site. >> you get various things. you get cratering, micro -- richard: this man used to investigate thing crashes. he worked on lockerbie. what connects birds learn from a six-foot piece of wing -- what was learned from six-foot piece of wing? >> each of the individual parts -- if it is identified as777 it is a will certainly mh370 -- almost certainly mh370 because you have never been 777 losses at sea before. richard: even if they find the bulk of the malaysian plane much of the aircraft is hidden beneath the waves. only when that is found will we know why the flight disappeared. richard wescott, bbc news. laura: i spoke a brief time ago with someone from the national transportation safety board, now a security consultant. charleston how strong a lead is this? -- charles, how strong elitist this? charles: this is a good on the technical side. we have boundary c

i'm joseph richard kernen. three names. we are less than 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. the futures right now, dow jones down 38. ibm accounts for 48 points just by itself if you use the multiplier. etx is also down. but the nasdaq continues to trade higher and the s&p is up. check out the europe markets. fractional losses. nothing to write home about. did pretty well yesterday. >>> let's talk earnings. among the big movers it's what we've bb talking about all morning. ibm, revenue fell short. the tech giant is in the midst of a significant transition it says towards businesses like cloud services and security solutions. and that's weighing on the dow in a major way. >> stock goes down nine points your pr person calls it a mixed quarter. the ibm pr department will come down. >> the stock is down nine points and i'm trying to give you both sides of the story. >> someone wrote mixed. that's fine. it was a -- >> the question is a year from now whether those empty calorie calories get made up by full calo

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera. i'm joseph richard kernen. apple down in premarket trading. revenue above expectation. but fourth quarter guidance apparently disappointing the street. we're going to talk to an apple analyst in just a minute who will explain why the market is always so wrong and he's right about apple like the last analyst explained. >> and before we do that we have other stories we're following at this hour. we've got more earnings ahead. boeing and coca-cola. we'll bring you those as soon as they hit the tape. microsoft posted better than expected results on the top and bottom lines but the company took a hit from restructuring charges and low demand for its core offerings. also yahoo! earnings fell short of estimates. current quarter sales forecast, light of consensus. then there's gopro. that's on the good side. earnings and revenue beat the street. the camera maker getting a boost from strong sales in asia. then if you go overseas we've got a vote in greece today. you're the expert on greece. pa