removing all of a sports two point two million barrels a day and of that i think will have greater or price impacts and they're also trying to persuade not. to import. this oil to asia as well and asia could study effect. yes the e.u. sanctions are you restricted but certainly what we're seeing at the same time is u.s. authorities. telling other governments other entities that if they were to buy oil via the grain authorities this would serve the relationships of these companies in their dealings with american organizations and as a consequence perhaps the u.s. sanctions which have yet to take effect we have greater impact as asian buyers of oil seek to look for alternative supplies over the next six months or so well you just said you are doesn't export much from iran but still here is europe's economy is a very it's a very in a very fragile situation so if prices go up could this affect europe more. certainly the u.s. is a large importer of oil as well as europe so they're both will be affected by higher prices in the case of the european sanctions i think the european refineries ca

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a barrel, the world freezes up. linda gasparello, you have been to iran. you speak farsi. what is your feeling? >> i wonder if the showdown will happen faster than the deterioration of the iran in the economy. it is completely strangled by the new sanctions. people are living in desperate conditions. desperate people tend to do desperate things. when you corner a tiger like iran, which has tremendous capability, the specially after coming into their own election in march and will need to prove themselves to their own people, it is an explosive situation. >> it seems to me we totally forget that iran is surrounded by six of the world: nuclear powers. you have india, pakistan, china , israel. >> i am terrible with math, but what does $500 per barrel mean for a country like russia? i do not know. >> it means enormous revenue for russia. >> we can discuss that if there is anything funny about the situation, but the situation is not funny. i agree with those in my own country who say we do not need high oil prices. we ne

iran currently produces about 3.5 million barrels of exports, about 2.5 million barrels a day. if we lost that 2.5 million barrels to the market, effectively, saudi arabia would have to step in and make up for that shortfall. the problem is, the saudi crude is of a different quality to the iranian crude and what that means is that refineries that are depend enept on lighter crude are going to be short of oil. what that means is that brands such as brent will be trading at a significant premium. there is oil to cover this but it will -- it's the wrong type of oil. >> whatever happens on this scenario we'll see higher rather than lower price? >> i think in the near term as we see pressure mount on iran, if the eu follows through on sanctions, i think this will result in the short term of increased oil prices, just given the risks of that disruption of supply. >> significant, could you put a number on it? >> i think it's difficult to put a number on it. in the short term i could see oil testing over $120, $125 a barrel. >> brent? >> yes, brent, those kinds of number. like we saw i

by taking barrels from countries such as saudi arabia and that would displace oil to asia but if all of the regular exports are affected it would require countries like saudi arabia to replace all of. that would lead to reduction in spare productive capacity around the world and that would lead to higher prices and. net importer of oil will be affected including europe and the united states as what effect could all this have on russia and its all exports. right now russia is a net exporter of oil and the oil. is similar in some respects to the rain or that is being embargoed and as such for fineries that are constructed to run on that type of medium heavy density oil will look for alternative supplies and i've said they would look in the first instance saudi sources of oil but russian urals also full will fulfill the same role and they may see their volumes increasing as a consequence so this situation could play in the hands of russia you think if the ban is opposed to some extent yes to some extent but i think most of the control is how saudi arabia is able to adjust its production

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removing all of the rain you know sports two point two million barrels a day of that i think will have greater all price impacts. crude prices are slowly heading higher as you nations impose or borrow against iran like sweet is trading at just under ninety nine dollars a barrel while brand burned is that one hundred and ten and a half dollars a barrel shares in europe are trading in the black at noon britain's benchmark stock index inched higher boosted by gains for banks and all stocks investors are still awaiting news from the debt talks between here and russia the markets are trading mixed in the afternoon the r.t.s. is adding one percent one of my six is shedding almost a quarter of a percent now let's look at some top movers on the lies ect. russia's largest oil company raul sniffed has recovered from early losses and is now trading in the black spread bank has also narrowed losses and is now dropping point two percent and the lender has completed acquisition of the twelve dollars investment back on mobile operator m.t.s. is trading flat to sell. well that's all for now but this w

in each of the barrels was the body of a female.een in there days or weeks. we were talking about years that these barrels had been hidden away. >> were all of these women killed the same way? >> it appears they were killed in generally the same way. the charging document states that they were killed with either a hammer or hammer-like instrument. >> how difficult has it been to identify the victims? >> it's been a challenging process. the best way to identify them has been through dental analysis. and that means we have to go find who the dentist was that helped these women 10, 15 years ago and go find x-rays. >> fbi agent thomas lavin helped teresa williams escape from john robinson in 1985 when the fbi was hot on his trail. today, lavin is frustrated by the fact he didn't have enough evidence to put robinson away back then. >> if we had put him away back in 1985, these things wouldn't be happening today, i would assume. but a lot of that stuff is beyond my control. >> also devastated and angry, friends and family of john robinson

we stayed in a place in a wine barrel factory where they made the wooden barrels for wine, wine barrels. and all women, no men. all women working. so they found a place we could stay. we had first platoon system and the officers and two houses and a bungalow. so we slept in the houses and officers slept in the bungalows. we stayed there for three months. okay, so we get everything ready. we're going to get into bastone for battle of the bulge. he says, i want to you stay here. when we move out tomorrow, about 4:00 in the afternoon they all moved out. and he says, we have to go down here to check out. so i went there and there was a lady who was around 45, 50 years old. she says, take her and read the meters. i said, what meters? and she said the electric meters. we read them, brought them back to them, and then he had a pink sheet of paper and we had to pay rent for the houses we stayed there for three months. we stayed there. we stayed in a place, in a barrels and all women, there were no men, all women were working there. we found a place that we could stay there. and also for two mon

while the brant blend is that of one hundred ten dollars of the three on cents per barrel crude prices of course heading higher after that all apart against iran now let's take a look at the u.s. markets which i have slipped into negative territory agree that traders dominate in trading over in europe markets closed in the black the case benchmarks up in the higher producer by gains for banks and oil stocks but most in very basters observing that stocks in greece as well here in russia the markets are also closed both the ideas and the why stocks end of the trading session on the positive note but they are they are starting over one and a half percent secular governments hope movers on the my sites russia's largest oil company of rolls that recovered from earlier losses and managed to gain one and a half percent this burbank which was operating on the day there then managed to escape the negative territory and from point one percent. to ask came around the end of the day over one percent and the black michael sign for markets they are wraps up today straight for us. on the domestic sid

already met sports two point two million barrels a day that i think will have greater price impacts. let's take a look at what's happening with the oil prices right now in light sweet is trading at ninety nine dollars a barrel all the prime plane is at around one hundred and eleven dollars a barrel on crude prices are heading higher after the oil embargo against iran of course now let's check out what's happening in europe shares there are in the black this hour the u.k. spanish might start index higher boosted by gains for banks and the world stocks but investors are still awaiting news from key that talks in greece. here in russia the picture as simone markets are higher the arts yes is that in one of the half percent the south although my sex is getting almost half a percent that's like a look at the top movers on the my sites russia's largest oil company rolls that has recovered from earlier losses and is now gaining almost half a percent spurring on the other hand has narrowed earlier gains and is now dropping a third of a percent the lander has completed its acquisition of the

sanctions on the oh no i don't think that significant exports run about two point two million barrels a day of oil. goes to europe it's only represents run about one quarter of most goes to asia so we expect that the impact of the e.u. sanctions. that the u.s. sanctions that might take effect in the end of this year. removing all of the rain you know sports two point two million barrels a day and of that i think will have greater price impacts. us take a look at what's happening with the oil prices right now can see that light sweet is currently trading at close to one hundred dollars per barrel while the prime lens is out one hundred eleven dollars and fifteen cents per barrel and of course crude prices are higher after the oil embargo against iran. but when the u.s. markets have slipped into negative territory where the greek that jenner's dominated the trade in the dow is losing point three percent of all the nasdaq is down by point three percent over in europe markets closed in the black and reached the five month high the case benchmark stock index and higher boosted by gains for

not easy of course but could find a supplier for the almost five hundred six hundred thousand barrels of oil which goes to these regions but these regions are going to face a huge problem and these countries are going to face a huge problems countries like france or u.k. are not substantial importer of iranian crude oil but as i mentioned earlier for example spain is. supplying twenty percent of its oil needs from iran italy's. thirteen percent and greece for two percent of their oil is coming from iran and currently the refined of main major refineries in these three countries are totally imports five hundred thousand barrels out of six hundred thousand barrels of iranian oil which goes to european union they're already extended their oil purchase contract by by the end of two thousand and twelve we've been an oil company all rights are of archery independent energy consultant thanks for. remember you can always log on to our website for the latest videos comments and analysis at our team dot com here's what's a click away right now tear gas versus molotov cocktails romanians join th

we usually oh no i don't think that significant ram exports run about two point two million barrels a day of oil. goes to europe it's only represents run about one quarter over most going to asia so we expect that to. be quite limited but the u.s. sanctions that might take effect towards the end of this year. removing all of the really net sports two point two million barrels a day of that i think will have greater price impacts. let's take a look out what's happening with the oil prices right now light sweet is currently trading at around ninety nine dollars or thirty four cents per barrel while the brant blends is approaching one hundred eleven dollars a barrel unproved prices are of course heading higher after the e.u. all embargo against iran. look at what's happening in the western markets there are four one that's an early train as investors are still waiting for some more concrete news to come out from europe and let's see what is happening in europe shares there are in the lack of this hour that ukraine's benchmark stock index inched higher boosted by gains for banks and oil s

removing all of the rain you know sports two point two million barrels a day and i'm going to i think we'll have greater price impacts. just like a lot of what's happening with the oil price as of right now lights we this currently trade about ninety nine dollars and seventy three cents per barrel while the front blunt is one hundred and seven dollars going towards one hundred eleven dollars per barrel and that's of course as crude prices go higher after the oil embargo against iran over the us markets are still a negative territory with the group that dominate and trade in both the dow and the my sexpot the dow and the nasdaq i should say are over point one percent in the red over in europe markets are closed and a end of the trading session in the black reaching a five month high you case benchmark stock index and higher boosted by gains for banks that will stocks investors were also optimistic about greece and its creditors agreeing on a deal to write down that buy up to seventy percent. here in russia the markets close on a positive note as well both the r.t.s. and the my side and

tensions with iran could bring oil prices to two hundred dollars a barrel the details of the twenty one. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow. syria's president has blamed a foreign conspiracy for the turmoil in the country amid ongoing protests against his rule addressing the nation bashar al assad promised more political reform while dismissing opposition claims of a bloody crackdown he said he's actually fighting armed insurgents using peaceful protests as a cover now for more on this we can talk to the middle east expert professor jeremy saul from builtin university in ankara good to see you today so president assad claims a foreign conspiracy is behind the unrest in syria how justified do you think these accusations. i think the opposition can see nothing. but in his sins but in many respects. he singled out. one so. new and i think. assessment. from the very ineffectual. when you're. talking well you don't use the consumers and we do know that many many. things not to bring down the syrian government and that includes. britain france and the governments. opinio

impose an embargo will lead to skyrocketing oil prices the organization thinks a fair price for a barrel of branch should be about one hundred dollars david global director of research as plants says the worry is not so much crude prices will hit one hundred fifty dollars a barrel but that they'll actually for. most of the people we've talked to in the market don't expect oil to get anywhere near hundred fifty anytime soon i in fact the concern is really rather that oil will fall below that saudi arabia which of course has the greatest reserves of oil it can bring to market in the event of a disruption has made constant assurances that it's going to be able to fill any gap left by the iranians even if they attempt to close down the strait of hormuz which looks increasingly unlikely as the weeks go by right now there appears to be plenty of supply available in the event of a disruption and of course there's a lot of stock to hand as well a lot of countries have been busily stockpiling crude oil and they've been well aware of potential structure for the better part of a year now so the mar

the country's exports continues comes into force in july this hour topping ninety nine dollars a barrel brand is at one hundred eleven and who are. now on to equities europe first european bourses a failing to withstand the pressure ahead of the e.u. meeting greece is likely to be in the spotlight the officials they are trying to reach a deal with private bondholders this hour the footsie is shedding two thirds of a percent the dax is half a percent lower. charon moscow the markets are also shedding value the sour and sympathy with global indices lower oil is adding to the pressure the r.t.s. is down around one percent this hour the my six is losing three quarters of a percent. and now the biggest movers on the my sex most financials are in the red but their bank losing around one of a third of a percent energy majors the mix gazprom is less than half of a percent down while loop oil is standing the pressure. around two percent. and now on to the currency rates a lower oil prices a winning on the ruble it's losing against the dollar and the euro and the euro is retreating against the do

global markets are down all over to you here's the pros who almost double to two hundred dollars a barrel if the situation keeps deteriorating some analysts think we're of course one of the world's biggest crude producers we'll have more in the business news later this hour are done about looking for to it so you said. venezuela along with iran has long been an avid anti washington critic despite being portrayed as an enemy in the u.s. venezuela's president hugo chavez has found a way to warm the hearts of america's poorest people. portnoy has the story. winter morning in the south bronx new york city outdoors the temperature is near freezing indoors. seventy seven year old alison many otis is bundled up brewing a pot of coffee and raising the heat just enough. to take the chill out of the air the retired grandmother of seven lives alone on a fixed income and each winter as federal programs continue to be slashed the struggle to afford comfort gets harder i call it add screaming and waving i mean all they do was raise raise raise raise and i mean it's the same dollar you get in so how far

they were price iran's deputy oil minister said the crude could reach one hundred fifty dollars a barrel if the e.u. embargo of the country's exports comes a divorce in july the sour there under ninety nine dollars a barrel brand has slipped under one hundred eleven dollars. and now on to equities asia started the week with losses from many in mainland china on monday's the first day back after the lunar new year holiday and musters are disappointed with continued tight monetary and fiscal policy in china in tokyo exporters are suffering from a stronger yes to autos down almost one percent and hong kong the hang seng is shedding one and or a percent. and here in moscow the markets are shedding value in the second hour of trade in sympathy with asia the r.t.s. is down around half a percent the my sex is losing just a notch. and now on to the biggest movers on the my sex most energy majors are in the red with gals from losing point two percent and banking stocks are mixed their bank is half a percent down while the tb is slightly higher. and now the currency rates are lower oil prices a we

oh no i don't think that significant ram exports run about two point two million barrels a day of oil. the oil that goes to europe is only represents run about one quarter of most goes to to asia so we expect that the impact of the e.u. sanctions are quite limited with the u.s. sanctions that might take effect to three end of this year. removing all of the rain at sports two point two million barrels a day and of that i think we'll have greater price impacts. but let's take a look at what's happening with the oil prices of right now light sweet is trading at around ninety nine dollars per barrel while the prime blend is at around one hundred ten heading towards one hundred eleven dollars a barrel crude prices are heading higher after all. against iran let's check out what's happening in europe with the markets shares there are in the black this hour the u.k. is stuck in that higher boosted by gains for banks that were all stocks but investors are still awaiting news from you that in the groom's. here in russia of the markets are next the r.t.s. is at an almost one percent smaller than

is still up one dollar ten cents and brant is at hundred eleven dollars seventy eight cents per barrel. u.s. stocks on the negative slightly this out within a half a percent so with the main the concerns raised by u.s. consumer confidence retreating in january on the worries about income prospects. in europe the markets that will soon be using most of this be up by just well thought of a percent that's off the you need is a. read on monday evening to boost the school integration germany's unemployment data came out also today unpleasantly surprising to masters of fell to the lowest level since the creation of euro zone all the same sophistic rose to a record high for the eurozone as a whole now this hour as i mentioned for you in the backdrop just point three percent well we saw them up more than one percent so just an hour ago. this is the closing picture in moscow of the r.t.s. and my sax managed to maintain gains at the close up to two percent of the r.t.s. my six one point two percent was the stronger ruble now financial shares were strong with her bank in the lead up pulled around

oil rose above $10 0 a barrel. france's nicolas sarkozy and germany's angela merkel will meet on new budget disciplinary rules. venezuela will pay exxonmobil only $255 million in compensation for nationalized assets, less than a third of what the oil giant was awarded by an arbitration panel and only a fraction of the more than $10 billion it originally sought. >>> christmas returns are expected to hit an all-time high today at ups. half a million plus. a federal court monday bp said all of its costs and damages from the 2010 gulf oil spill should be paid by halliburton, the comment contractor on the project. >>> finally, pepsi has an interesting but hardly reassuring defense against a lawsuit by a man claiming he found a mouse in his mountain dew. it's impossible because the soda would have dissolved the mouse before the man could have found it. >>> hockey's winter showcase was a thriller and all the action from college football's biggest bowl day. >>> plus, of all those bowl games, if you liked scoring, the rose

has set for cutting the exports and iran preemptively cuts it's three four hundred thousand barrels with exports to the e.u. will it be able to drive prices up enough by doing that to offset for that you know right now what is going on with iran is that the there is an existential threat to the government and quite frankly from the u.s. perspective i don't think there's a lot of hope that these sanctions will actually get you right to stop its nuclear program think the real unwritten objective here is quite frankly in a column by different name but it's regime change ultimately they want to put as much pressure that as they can on this government elsewhere around the world tonight the supposed leader of the violent nigerian islam is said before harlem's threatening to kill more security personnel and kidnap their families and in order recording it also accuses president barack obama of waging war on islam and we could go the group killed more than one hundred eighty people during a gun and bomb attack in a northern town in new york and one sharia law more widely enforced wrote nigeria. p

sudan once about $36 per barrel. south sudan says it will not pay more than $1 per barrel, in line with international norms. with all that in mind, let's go to our correspondent joining me. james, there are talks at the presidential level. any signs that the two sides are approaching a deal? >> no signs at all really. i'm told they are still locked in talks some three or four hours after that began. that possibly give some indication of the seriousness of the issue. up until the stocks, every sign has been going in the opposite direction. first, sudan deciding it would confiscate some of south sudan's oil. saddam responded by announcing a shutdown of production, which has already started to happen, -- sudan responded by announcing a shutdown of production, which are restarted to happen. this summit is being held with the canyon and ethiopian -- the kenyan and ethiopian presidents, >> how real is the possibility of conflict over this, james. the south has said they're putting troops on maximum alert. wheezing skirmish

of right now in light sweet this currently traded ninety nine dollars and seventy three cents per barrel while the front blend is that one hundred seven dollars going towards one hundred eleven dollars per barrel and that's of course as crude prices go higher after all embargo against iran over the u.s. markets are still a negative territory with the group that dominate and trade in both the dow and the my six both the dow and the nasdaq i should say are over point one percent in the red over in europe markets are closed and they end of the trading session in the black reaching a five month high that u.k.'s benchmark stock index and higher boosted by gains for banks the oil stocks investors were also optimistic about greece and its creditors agreeing on a deal to write down that buy up to seventy percent. here in russia the markets close on a positive note as well both the r.t.s. and the my side and of the trade in session in the black the arts yes over one and a half percent it's like a look at the top movers on the my sex rushes the largest oil company of rolls that's recovered from ea

ourselves of where we were three summers ago the oil price eight hundred forty seven dollars per barrel exactly on the day when the euro dollar exchange rate one sixty so we had a very weak u.s. dollar we had a very high oil price that relationship has held good over a long period of time now if it were based purely on that then we'd be looking today it's an oil prices around seventy or seventy five dollars so that suggests to me that a lot of the potential disruption that we hear talked about is already in the price and i doubt very much that we're going to see the sort of spike that some of the wilder analysts are talking about i think a lot of it is already in the price. let's see how that oil price is performing the all prices continuing to rise at the moment do not only to tensions with iran but also consumer credit data from the united states that's expected to boost demand further has just got over one hundred three dollars a barrel prince edging closer to one hundred fourteen. and let's take a check on stocks retailers are doing well as they are strong figures for twenty eleven

experts say tensions between iran and the west could break or oil prices to two hundred dollars a barrel the details at about twenty minutes. is not yet in the russian capital you're watching r t would be rated joshie europe's top power couple have called on the euro zone to boost growth to stop the debt crisis from spreading an insurer the very survival of the region's single currency at a meeting in berlin angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy said it was just as urgent to reach a fast agreement with greece's private creditors before more bailout money can be handed over athens has an assisted of faces the fall and could have to abandon the euro if it doesn't get more cash by spring that now needs to iron out a so-called fiscal compact treaty which includes the threat of sanctions was agreed by most states last month the u.k. being the only one to opt out and could be signed by march but many euro skeptics say putting more trust in brussels will be an error as artie's tests are still in our reports. when times are this hard every cent counts for the seventieth year in a row the european co

i really noted tha on the barrel you are paying less than californiaa pays for a really good barrel because you buy cooperative. tell me about that. >> i love ththe corporation in virginia for several reasons. we are able to work directly with european prododucers, and it does not need to be shippeded to califoia. of all the wine sold in viinia onlone out of 20 is virginia wine. we do findndurselves working against the m marketplace. ifif we can learn together as a wine industrtry how w to makake things betterthen we all l benefit from that. >> igre my ll phone. probably someone tried to call to get a botottle ofof wine out of you. yoyou have big news about china buying into the virginia wine business. >> i do. we will sign papers today that will allow for the first time virginia winerery to be sold to a foreign nationanal. a a large one company has purchased into the partnership with me. they are a majority owner and partnership. the e idea of king the brarand of the wine to very high levels in china for national distribution, pricice, quality. th are going to invest a lot into the virgini

removing all of the really net sports two point two million barrels a day and of that i think we'll have greater price impacts. but let's take a look at what's happening with the oil prices of right now light sweet is trading at around ninety nine dollars per barrel while the prime blend is at around one hundred ten heading towards one hundred and eleven dollars a barrel crude prices are heading higher after they all. go against iran and let's look at what's happening in europe with the markets shares there are in the black this hour the u.k. is benchmark stock and that's higher boosted by gains for banks that oil stocks but investors are still awaiting news from that in the groom's. here in russia of the markets are next the r.t.s. is at an almost of one percent smaller than my stocks as dropping almost point super sad this hour let's take a look at the top movers on the my sites russia is the largest oil company overall stuff has recovered from earlier losses and it's now adding point super science for a bank on the other hand has narrow the earlier advance and that's now a drop in poi

and if you look at where it is at the moment, currently just a shade under $99 a barrel.that's in electronic trading, nina. >> andrew, saudi arabia's oil minister is trying to downplay potential supply concerns. he says that saudi arabia, the world's biggest exporter, is ready and willing to increase output to meet customer demand. speaking exclusively to cnn he said that his country's extra oil reserves are big enough to boost oil exports by nearly 2 million barrels a day almost immediately. >> i believe we can easily get up to 11.4, 11.8, almost immediately, in a few days. because all we need is turn valves. now, to get to the next 700 or so be we probably need about 90 days. >> there's this concern that iran's exports at 2.2 million barrels a day could not be filled. the reality is that the kingdom can fill those exports almost straight away, sir? >> this capacity is to respond to emergencies worldwide, to respond to our customer demand. and that is really the focus, our focus is not on who drops out from production but who wants more. >> contacts and the global ramifi

we stayed in a place in a wine barrel factory where they made the wooden barrels for wine, wine barrels. and all women, no men. all women working. so they found a place we could stay. we had first platoon system and the officers and two houses and a bungalow. so we slept in the houses and officers slept in the bungalows. we stayed there for three months. okay, so we get everything ready. we're going to get into bastone we are getting ready for the battle of the bulge. so three months to move forward, that's when i took patton up there to organize these organizations that moved closer to the front and he says to me, i want to you stay here and take a lieutenant with you and when we move out tomorrow, check the place before we leave. okay. so about 4:00 in the afternoon they all pulled out. and we got up that morning and we have to go down to the office down here i said, okay, about 45, 50 years old, he says, take her and take her down to the meters. i said, what meters. he said, you know how to read them? and i said, yeah. and he read them. i brought them back to him. he a he had a big s

and only three months ago it was less than 80 a barrell. why??? it's all about speculation.mddle east with iraq and iran has specclators betting the prices will go higher becaase ppoduction could decrease soon in these countries.... and then the price of oil reacts to these sseculators even though these changes in the middle east haven't happen yet, and may never happen. 2044 ever sinne we pulled out of iraq, we've actually seen iraq increase prrduction .... many are fearful that could cause instabilitt in that country and consequently make crude oil prices higher. 20:57 20:57 all of this is even beforee you factor in a potential state gas tax hike. 3 experts say that's cause for concern because for the past seven years, the average price movement from the beginning of the year to the peak price posted during the year has been 93 cents per gallon. 3 3 you've probably seen gas station signs warning about... static electricity.they're no joke.look at this... a major explosion at an oklahoma city gas station.....caused by static electricity.here's what happened....a woman was f

barrels. and all women. there was no wen. all women was working, you know. so they found a place that we could stay there. first the first platoon, second platoon and officers. we had two houses and a bungalow. we slept in the houses. and the officers slept in the bungalow. we stayed there for three months. okay. so we've got to get into bastone to fight the battle of the bulge. so the time came that our three months, we were moving, we had to move forward. that's when i took patton up so we could move his organization and get closer to the front. patton says to me, i want you to stay here and take a lieutenant. when we move out tomorrow, we were supposed to move out of there and check the place before we leave. okay. so it was about 4:00 in the afternoon. they all pulled out. the lieutenant, i met him from galveston, texas. we both stayed there. we slept in the officer's bungalow. so we got up that morning. he said, we have to go down to the office down here where we check out. i said okay. s

scheduled to produce one hundred sixty three thousand barrels a day for next month. way of dealing with large volumes of it which is very very flammable is more flammable than normal oil also will have lots of high pressure. it's a look at the system so we can't beat it with our meat and there's a sparkle source for ignition the next thing would be we would have a fire and then we'd put us at risk yes everyone has to be worried about fire because

and only thhee months ago it was llss than 80 a barrell. why??? it's all about speculatioo.ut closing the strait of hormuz it may only get worse experts instead of better. here's an extreme prediction. 3 1903 certainly mann analysts are predicting 5 $ a gallon, sometime in 2012, we think that is will speculation, .... but will be higher in 2012 than in 2011. 3 the turmoil in the middle east with iraq and iran has speculators betting the prices will go higher because production decrease soon in thhse countries.... and the price reacts, even though it hasn't happen yet, and may never happen. 3 3 3 the sheriff's office takes its first step toward seizing vehicles... belonging to baltimore city. city.it's part of an effort to pay a 2-point-5 million-doolar judgment... awarded to 2-lead paint victims.a jury delivered the award 15-months ago... but because the city has yet to pay it... the plaintiffs are now targeting the city's assets. 3 (5:30:12) "we're goiig to seize every computer, pen and pencil til our judgment for thhse children is satisfied.. satisfied."the city housing au

we stayed in a place in a wine barrel factory where they made the wooden barrels for wine, wine barrels. and all women, no men. all women working. so they found a place we could stay. we had first platoon system and the officers and two houses and a bungalow. so we slept in the houses and officers slept in the bungalows. we stayed there for three months. okay, so we get everything ready. we're going to get into bastone for battle of the bulge. so after three months, we're moving forward. that's when we were looking for areas to move the organizations to get closer to the front. and patton says to me, stay here, pick a lieutenant and we when we move out tomorrow, we are supposed to move out of there and check the place before we leave. okay. so around 4:00 in the afternoon, they all pull out. i mess a guy from galveston, texas. they both stayed there. we slept in the officer's bungalow. so we left that morning and we headed out and said, we have to go down to the office down here and we have to check out. i said, okay, so i went there and there was a lady, she must have been about 45, 50

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removing all of a sports two point two million barrels a day i'm going to i think we'll have greater price impacts. for let's take a look at what's happened with the oil prices light sweet in straining at close to one hundred dollars per barrel all the prime blood is at around one hundred eleven dollars with prices are heading much higher after the oil embargo against iran. the u.s. markets just opened and they're seen mild gains in the early trading the dow is now off point super science while the nasdaq is almost point for precise and the black time to check out what's happening in europe shares there are end up black as they can spend marks off in their interest higher boosted by gains for banks and oil stocks but investors are still awaiting news from that including its. own here in russia the markets are now closed both the arts yes and the why sex end of the trading session on the positive note with the r.t.s. adding over one and a half percent let's take a look at the top movers on the my sex rushes the largest oil company of raw stuff that covered from earlier losses and gain