annemarie: that is true.e last meaning they called the saudi oil minister, the prince of plot twists. if they were to cut, who can cut more? the kingdom is bearing the brunt of these cuts. fiona: the kingdom has the best ability to cut and could in theory cut more. i think they could also push for probably an improvement in compliance. but we are talking about is opec-plus, we have the russians in the game as well. they have not indicated any interest in cutting further, but they would have the ability to do so. annemarie: where the prices are now, it is a sweet spot for the russian energy minister. i want to end on this one topic that has no uniformity across wall street. whether or not we are in a super cycle. do think this is an actual super cycle? are we going to see the demand we saw in early 2000 and china that we could potentially see now? fiona: that is the million-dollar question. there are a lot of commodities where the economics are very favorable. likewise, there are somewhere that is the opposite

. >> reporter: annemarie teaches second grade. teacher, she's had to adapt to distance learning to make sure her students don't fall behind. is it to have been you when a child is starting to struggle? >> yes. not only in person, but also online. what's been so wonderful about this year is we have had this way of assessing students online that has made it easy for us to see where they're at with their reading levels, and we're able the see, okay, where are they at and come they're to where they should be at. >> catching learning loss early is definitely possible. however, moreland middle school teacher says it can be hard were older students, like his eighth grader. >> not that easy because all these other factors we are no longer in control of or we're not seeing in front of our face, with everything on the other side of the screen with the cameras off. usually we see the signs. they night be struggling. they might be disengage and not present. >> once you identify that a child is struggling, perhaps falling behind and getting so

annemarie: i want to kick it off with oil and shipping, especially what is going on with suez.ve her keeps on giving. everything from oil to your television to livestock is step on some of the ships behind the ever giver. also big players, from sap dow jones, she says we can continue this price action movement until the ship finally gets ungrounded. that might not happen until sunday. potentially a headache going into the weekend. travel and leisure sector, this comes as the uk's prime minister suggests more restrictions when it comes to the border and european countries. this is because they do not want fresh variants coming into the u.k.. classic names, something i thought more eye-opening from the prime minister, also hinting that people could potentially need to show proof of vaccination to visit the pub. the question for me comes, is the government going to let the private sector designed what they do with vaccine task force? that might mean, no job, no beer. this is one to watch. anna: this is big news to follow, including me who are waiting for the vaccine. many people w