let's go state bi-state pennsylvania, six inches, balkin wood 5.8 and philadelphia international airportnches of snow. in new jersey moorestown 6 and a half, marlton 5 lindenwold 4 the same in cherry hill, mays landing three inches and the delaware, not so much as we saw some mixing with rain as expected. right now in philadelphia 33, but look at our suburbs blow freezing in pottstown in quakertown and willow grove and also doylestown. temperatures will fall blow freezing in northeast philadelphia. so please be careful out there. sometimes it's too late when you're on the the sidewalk to realize you're walking on a glaze of ice. tomorrow we will see temperatures warming with the sunday breaking out by the late morning and into the early afternoon but then all eyes on this a front that will swing through with a late day sprinkle possible and that's going to reinforce cold air. we get a one hit wonder of a day that's pleasant. sunday will be chilly with his in the 40s and the same goes for monday with this cold area of high pressure. the only good thing about this is that it's going to kee

. >>> a check on the weather with richard now and richard heavy snow caused problems in the balkins. is right, darren, through the mediterranean region and there are signs in the area but it's nasty in the course of the spring and this part of the world it has been a bad winter and spring with rain and flooding across the region. and also heavy snowfall. this is from romania and the snow will be welcome, having said that in bulgaria the snow resulted in fatalities in the ski areas and this is from the observatory at 31 centimeters and the snow is coming down and top the snow since then and temperatures remaining sub 0. across the region it's been pretty nasty. we have a shot here from kosovo and weather extends to the west and this is out of corsoco where the winds have been strong and snapping pine trees in half and looking at the forecast this doesn't look particularly threatening and the forecast and rain around and a high altitude will fall as snow and this is where it's snowing at the moment slightly and should be on the way out so there is at least good news. across across euro

. >> drilling costs 29,000 down to 20,000 in permian or balkin well.t days to drill a gad well. some people are saying production's peaking. i don't see it peaking. >> that would argue we'll stay around 50 or go lower. >> rex tillerson and i agree on something, ceo of exxon, saying it's not coming back. rich kinder saying it's going to hold 42 43. dave cody tremendous amount of refining chemicals thinks it's 50, the right level. >> you mentioned exxon. exxon's going for its ninth day down nine days on xom. >> just went negative. chevron is up. article today in "the journal" about all of these oil companies, not up that level, that have been able to issue stock. and keep moving. we talked about it yesterday, too. >> look we've got calumet doing -- em bridge partners yield 6% 8 million units today. we have to watch these because now those are different, these are not companies that are just doing it to -- they're not goodrich petroleums. but it does matter. everyone's amazing money, taking advantage of this and they have to. the balance sheets have to be

shift at first where we saw the uneconomic basins, those were shifting so barrel of oil out of the balkin is the same as out of the eagle supply wise. it takes time to do these things. we can't program an start drilling over the weekend if we start talking about it today. it's a six month lead time. we started doing this in december. we started seeing supply come off. both of those things we think will factor into a july resurgence back into the 50s. we're not talking about going back to $100 but if we can get it back into the low 60s it makes areas more economical here in the u.s. >> is it fair to say it done take as long to bring production down and back up so maybe you're not looking at some of the massive speck and troughs we have seen in the past. >> it's a great point. we first drilled in 2008 and 2009 it took us 90 days to drill them. we can drill now in 24 days. technology is driving this thing. this was a great exercise for america to be put in by the middle east. we had to do more with less. faster at a cheaper price to make it more economical. at $100 oil we can drill anything

going to be important for us at some point to put more troops into poland to put more troops in the balkins, or send a message to a guy who is a bully who presumably has no problems gunning down one of his main a opponents in front of the kremlin and he needs to understand, if he wants to flex his muscles so he looks tough and looks nationalist to his people by putting more troops in the ukraine he needs to understand we are going to counter that with a move that's going to be embarrassing to him. >> let me move on to isis now because we have news there as well. a large-scale operation is under way to recapture saddam hussein's hometown from militants in iraq. the bat is unfolding in tikrit 80 miles north of baghdad. iraqi security forces are being helped we iraqi fighter jets. iraqi television is reporting the assault as taking place in various parts of tikrit. isis seized control of the town last summer. over in syria, isis has released 19 christians that it kidnapped last week, released them. there are about 200 still being held hostage. it comes amid news the first group of syrian oppos