brent, thanks.elcome inside our college football studios. 86 points there between clemson and florida state. arizona and oregon, figure to challenge that on es. so far this is the only touchdown of the game. marcus mariotta. to darryl hawkin, 17 yard, ducks added a field goal in the late first after. oregon leading arizona. mean tile oregon state have two wins against ranked teams. they beat 27-10. after the game. head coach mike riley took his team to in and out burger, seriously. also in the pac-12. usc beat cal for a ninth straight time. s.e.c. play. lsu, number two in the country, survived. but it was tough against auburn on the road tonight. tigers' defense strikes first. trey mason. tackled. that's a safety. lsu, later in the quarter, lsu wins 12-0. auburn, 0-3 in s.e.c. play for the first time since 1980. number one, alabama goes to the acc to fla florida. michigan and notre dame, notre dame fighting irish still unbeaten. denard robinson was good, good and terrible. five turnovers for the mic

. >> brent: big nose man. big nix out of jacksonville, florida. 330. betrayed by the very nation they swore to protect, the crew of america's most powerful submarine, you will see the last resort, thursday september 27th. kept spartans out of the end zone in spartan stadium. that's impressive, with those two young corners we talked b then slaughter out with an ankle injury. >> mark: >> kirk: not playing -- they weren't able to get after him. they'll face a quarterback and group of receivers that will try to get after them. >> brent: very emotional, his grandmother passing away in hawaii and shortly thereafter a very good friend, the two dying and the passing -- he was offered the chance go home. he said this is my extended family and i'm sure his thoughts are with his grandmother and his frie friend. very close, the hawaiian family. couple weeks some time and return to honolulu. >> kirk: see his teammates consoling him and you go through some tough times and not just about playing football, it's about being around your guys and you can see them with th

brent? >> let's go with $700. and tatum? >> 1251, please. >> drew: 1251.ual retail price, $2,665. tatum, come on up here. nice to see you. tatum, tell everybody where you're from. >> i'm from washington state! >> drew: hi everybody in washington state and you're a student? >> yes, i'm a student at clark college. >> drew: good for you. george, you know, basketball players get all kinds of perks when they're in college what do we have for her today? >> george: you are gonna like this tatum. it's a brand new jeep. ( cheers and applause ) it's the jeep wrangler sport 4x4. features a 3.6 liter engine, sunrider soft top and traction control, plus sirius satellite radio. it's the jeep wrangler. >> drew: name of the gape is called the dice game. i'm going to show you the first number in the price of the car, it's a. two all these other numbers are one through six. there's no sear ross, there's no number higher than a six, and one by one you're going to take a dice and roll it over the line. if it land on that number, ding ding ding, congratulations you got ta numb

. >> brent: there it is, right hand had him on shoulder right on the 8 and 9. good call. >> brad: wisconsin first down at the 40. 2:08 remaining. >> brad: here comes the blitz. ball, quick opening draw trying to get something out of it and does get four. >> todd: danny o'brien is a little better running the two-minute offense and he might have played in this game even if stave was okay because of his experience with this part of the game. >> brad: 1:45 left. o'brien, low snap. he's down. he had to try to field the snap. >> todd: they may have to call time-out too, it would have to restart. >> brad: had to go down stumbled around and there he takes the knee. that is going to make it third down and tough but obviously it's two down territory for wisconsin. they were forced to use their second time-out, they used one earlier in the third quarter. now a quarterback like you said transfers in hasn't played for the first movie top, now in a tough spot. >> todd: can you imagine how he would endear himself to the faithful if they brought them back to get this, it's tou

brent schutte with harris private bank. thanks so much. > > thanks. still ahead, after some sweet returns, are some souring on lulu lemon athletica? next though, something that's really important! multiple exclamation points! do they really have a place in business emails? huh?! when we are communicating face to face, person to person, eye to eye, we can use all the expressive qualities of the voice, the face, body language even, to convey meaning and to speak and communicate with precision. but when we're typing, say, and e-mail, what is it? it's just words on a screen. lately, what have people been trying to do to convey feeling and emotion? they've been using exclaimation points to try to say "this is a very important thing i'm saying." rex huppke, he's a columnist with the chicago tribune, he writes a weekly column there, and you kind of got tired of this whole thing, and you said, "enough!" this is an exclaimation point. > > exactly. i did get that meaning across somehow. > > you kind of road on your high horse and were harrumphing about this, an

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former san francisco 49er brent jones and his wife hosted a breakfast at their home. tickets to the private event started at $1,000 an ryan can be seen on the terrace greeting guests and the took time to meet supporters outside of the home,

that brent spread is still pretty far out there. brent has come off even more. if we can get brent crude below $100, i don't know the last time we have been that low, that would be a significant as far as the refiners are concerned because then you will get lower gas prices at the pump and even going into the heating oil season, that will help heating oil prices as well. liz: let's look at the markets then because we do have green on the screens when it comes to equities. john, i was thinking about you today because you often talked about how psychology plays into the markets at the moment what are the markets thinking, if we could make them sort of human like, 46 points right now, we have been as high as 61 points to the upside for the dow. >> not a lot of economic data that's coming out this week. we have the one housing number today. we will get a jobs number coming out on friday. but not a lot of headlines that's moving our markets. so i think investors are holding on to anything they can. yes monday and tuesday were quiet this week, due to religious holiday

for more on the expectations gain i'm joined by brent brent coburn. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> eliot: the expectation game, could we agree for the moment they are both really smart guys and we're hopefully going to have a good debate about substance. >> that's our hope. the debates a great opportunity for the american people tune in and the candidates tell their stories. that's what we plan to do. we hope the romney campaign comes prepared to do the same thing. beside his technical -- technical skills as a debater, we hope he finally comes to the table with some details. >> eliot: i think the american public and my perspective in all of this is no mystery, i share that there has been no specificity, the week there was supposed to be specificity it was swept away with the 47% comments. what would you ask him? >> how are you going to pay for these $5 trillion in tax cuts which are weighted mostly toward the richest people in the country. we just want an honest answer on -- as president clinton said in charlotte, the arithmetic be

on a russian point brent is right. we need to shift. right now assad thinks the russians and chinese can save him because they prevented any action in the security council and i think in the short run the president needs to say i am not dealing with the security council. i will deal with turkey, jordan and all the rest and we will deal with assad and when that is clear it will help to break away from assad. it may bring the russians to their senses and once the train gets moving and assad is going there is a question of opening the door for the russians to come in. maybe they can at some point in this end be part of a solution for the end game but at the moment you have in the short run a lot with the russians and chinese because they are impeding any action and my analysis is the longer this goes the worse it gets and the more out of control that situation. is this a problem? absolutely. it is not going to get any easier leaving it on the table. >> one thing i should have mentioned is barbara haley who is the new envoy, one of the wise

he is at the home of brent jones.ts for that event cost $1000 with club mitt members being asked to pay 5000. ktvu allie rasmus is there and is going to have a live report for us. >>> president obama is continuing his reelection bid with a two day tour of florida but earlier this morning he took a break from the campaign trail to discuss the upcoming 11th 11th anniversary of september 11th. >> we are one american family and we look out for each other, not just on the difficult days but every day. eleven years later that's the legacy of 9/11, the ability to say with confidence that no adversary or act of terrorism can change who we are. >> president obama is going to mark the anniversary with a series of events near washington dc. that's going to begin with a moment of silence on the white house lawn. >>> as we get ready to mark the anniversary of the september 11 september 11th attacks, americans say fear of another attack is diminishing. extra security at airports has become a part of every day life, the main reason

. >> brent founded the media research center.her has always been a favorite target of his, but especially since he made a $1 million contribution to a super-pac supporting barack obama. all it takes is whether you've got the media matters on the one hand or brent boozele's outfit on the other hand. you have people sitting there with headsets 50, 60, 70 of them watching television sets, listening it to radio programs, waiting for someone to make a misstep. >> that's right. gaffe seekers. it's all -- >> anything they can find. >> the whole campaign is about gaffe. >> hillary rosen is intimately familiar with the gaffe seekers both as a target and as a political operator herself. >> as a democratic strategist who is on tv with my opinions, i'm very often going to media matters for the depth of research on an issue. >> describe what they do. >> what media matters does or brent boozele's outfit does is they have instantly at their fingertips four or five years of mitt romney video clips and quotes and tapes of what he has said in the

joining me to help expose the blatant bias brent bozell.c acknowledges that intelligence officials on the ground knew it within 24 hours. only one. watch this. >> the white house first suggested that the banghazi attack was spontaneous. the result of that anti-muslim video inciting mobs throughout the region. >> let's be clear, these protests were in reaction to a video that had spread to the region. >> what happened to -- >> we certainly don't know. we don't know otherwise. we have no information to suggest that it was a preplanned attack. >> but sources tell abc news that intelligence officials on the ground immediately suspected the attack was not tied to the movie at all. >> sean: really? got one out of three. wasn't on the front page of many newspapers. why, brent? >> well, think about this. first of all, forget any evidence. there was something very suspicious about the enact a massive demonstration over a video's no one heard of, and who shows up to a demonstration with rocket-propelled grenades? so they should have scratched their h

. >> brent founded the media research center.her has always been a favorite target of his, but especially since he made a $1 million contribution to a super-pac supporting barack obama. all it takes is whether you've got the media matters on the one hand or brent boozele's outfit on the other hand. you ha people sittin th headsets 50, 70 of them watching television sets, listening it to rao programs, waiting for someone to make a >> that'righseek's a -- anythg th can find. >> the whole campaign is about gaffe. >> hillary rentimaly familiar with the gaffe seekers botha s a maers for the depth of st opio ch issue. >>tts does o brent boozele's outfit does they have instantly at their fingertips four or five yes of mitt romney video clips and quotes and tapes of what he has said ie past >> same thing on the other side, right? >> you count on those organizations essentially to be research arms for our partisanship. >> so they're feeding the sausage machine? >> absolutely. >> which brings to mind the old chestnut, that the laws are lik

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brent colburn is the national communications director for the obama campaign.aturday to you. >> thanks for having me, craig. >> "the new york times" today has a piece. the piece is called "shifting reports on libya killings may cost obama." how concerned are you at this point about the way the white house has explained the attack on the embassy? >> sure. well, look, the number one concern of the white house, the president and the secretary of state is getting to the bottom of these attacks. as we said from day one, our priority is finding out who perpetrated these attacks, making sure that they are brought to justice, and making sure that we are honoring the lives of the four americans who gave their lives in this attack. that being said, these are very complicated situations. anyone who's worked in the foreign policy or security space before knows that facts come to light over time, as these investigations play out. so i think that we need to take the long view of this and really see how this comes together, before we start jumping to political conclusions, li

he attended a fundraising breakfast at the home of brent jones.upporters paid $1,000 to attend a breakfast. they say so far they are impressed with the vice-presidential candidate. >> he is an important person, but he runs of down to where we are and he gave us a lot of hope. >> i a.m very impressed paul ryan. he is intelligent and articulate. he explains things well. >>ysabel: his visit comes after a campaign stop in nevada where he criticized president obama on the latest unemployment numbers, blaming the president for lack of leadership on the economy. use and present today where he will attend a fund-raising dinner at the convention center it is just two months until election day. hardly enough time to turn around the economy or do much about the deficit. those are two major issues in the campaign. there is enough time to work on a voter turnout. that is something of both the president and parana are doing. >> now that the conventions are over, what we watch between now and election day? there are some key events to keep an eye on. the first p

we blew through a floor in brent today of about 1 $11. a lot of folks i know are longer term bulls and getting to your original question, the fundamentals they'd argue very much argue for a. much higher level in both brent and 'ti. trade embargoes we've imposed upon iran, an issue. the unrest in the middle east that goes on today a huge issue. >> it is not just the middle east. you've got some serious saber rattling going on between china and japan right now as well. >> that's absolutely true. there are a number of geopolitical hotspots to focus on. when you think of major oil producers, you every time you have an incident in a country that produces 500,000 or 1 million barrels per day that may take their resources offline even for a temporary period you can really get a dislocation in price. >> i know, anthony, there is a question out there with regards to high-speed trading. i know futures regulators are working into that brief but unexplained plunge earlier on this week. is there anything possible they could do about this and are high-

saudis are pumping more to keep that brent price down.lly something to keep an eye on there, scott. >> thank you so much. >>> is there a ceiling on oil right now knowing that the spr question hangs out there? >> i don't know whether or not i view it as a ceiling, but i certainly think we're stuck in this range. basically call it $100, right? and all the different effects. we've seen a lot in the refinery space that's really caused head scratching recently from some o the analysts on the street. but i still look at that space as one of the better if you are looking at oil right now directly. >> murphy, where would you look in energy, oil or anything else? >> the movement was interesting yesterday. >> sure was. >> i don't know if we got confirmation on what exactly happened, whether it was a fat finger or not. but a lot of people i have talked to are coming up whether it is a conspiracy or not, i don't know. but people feeling that it was the government in there trying to suppress the price of oil. once you get something like that now relea

. >> brent jones waited outside his danville home for a vice presidential candidate paul ryan. there where many who came to join him for breakfast with the presidential vice president at bantam candidate. >> neighbors came to witness the medicaid. as sliced nice to see a little of both. and he was a very important person. i'm very impressed with ryan. he is a very intelligent and articulate. that also supported with their praise and their pocketbooks. the event also served for the young to express themselves. this lasted less than one hour. >> as you can see from the pictures from danville it was beautiful today. it was the upper 50s here at the coach. that will also be the case for tomorrow as well. here is a look live at the golden gate bridge. you can see the patches of fog beginning to form. it does not look like it will be too extensive. here are the temperatures right now. they are in the '50s and most places. here's what to expect to night through monday. starting monday we will see things began to warm up yet. here is the satellite deal-- view. there is a weather system

another man was robbed and this time near brent elementary. >> up my god, it happen here again. it is pretty scary. >> i work right here and i walk home. >> police are investigating whether the two men involved are the same man responsible sources say the most recent victim was hit in the head, but not as severely as the first. because he has not been able to talked they are using this surveillance video on pennsylvania avenue. police say the man who tried to use a stolen credit card it was 30 minutes after the man was last seen walking home. that is the corner right there where we understand that this robbery/assault occurred. we had heard that there had indeed been another attack. anyone with information on either of these cases is asked to call police. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> thank you. still ahead a controversial book on the compound of osama bin laden is out. >> plus, another reason to not to stay slim. we will tell you tonight about a study that compares weight gain and your anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a neworld-c

tomorrow morning he'll be at a breakfast reception at the home of former 49ers tight end brent jones. >>> there is surprising news from a surprising study out that raises the red flag about mammograms. european doctors found the breast cancer screening procedure may actually raise the risk of the disease in women under 30. the concern is that the radiation may be harmful to women who carry the cancer- causing gene. researchers say a safer screening method is mri. and the susan g komen three-day walk had opening ceremonies this morning. in addition to the walk, there is also a 5k walk in san francisco on sunday. registration for the walk is down by 50% compared to lastier and donations to the san francisco public chapter are down 65%. it's seen as backlash after the refusal nine months ago for refusing to fund planndned parenthood. >> individuals participating in the komen events understand the importance of our fight to end breast cancer. >> registration is down significantly but officials wouldn't say by how much. >>> lunch menus are being changed. starting monday, there will be meat

tied with brent snedecker. brian wilson cannot part of the postseason for the giants but the biggest cheerleader in the dugout with the 49er caps back with the second tommy john surgery the real time the john was in town. >>> the only thing i want to know about wilson when he had this surgery did he shave the beard off for cleanliness >>> know that is it the trademark now that is part of him >>> everybody has said its stake in baseball >>> ,,

. >> jennifer: so joining me inside the war room is brent schulkin, the founder of the carrot mob webe. you might ask why carrot? because brent's organization provides carrots not sticks, to drive customers to small businesses with guarantees that their money is going to go toward socially responsible improvements. basically, instead of boycott think buy-cott. welcome inside the war room. >> thank you governor, good to be here. >> jennifer: explain the carrot approach. >> yes, well basically the carrot mob is about letting people influence businesses by making purchases as a group. because if you look at what drives decision making for businesses frequently it is the bottom line and every business has things they love to do but you know, is it financially viable. we say let's get a big group of people together, go to a business and say okay, here's what we want you to do. if you take this action, we'll all spend money. >> jennifer: give me a specific example. >> i'll tell you how it started. i came up with this idea and did a campaign, first campaign in san francisco. i went to a numb

this was not what brent olsen expected to see when he woke up at his home in vermont sunday morning..ll moose with a hhof on his car. after by the up close encounter ith the mooss. he grabbed his camcorder as ii walked around his yard.but the moose's behavior quickly became anythinggbut cute... charging at olsen and the camera several times. "it scared the crap out of me." me."10-16"i had run out in my shoots froo thh morning aad started yelling at it, do not jump on my ccr mr. moose." after observing it for a period of time... a state gaae warden killed the moose... saying t xhibited signs of brain worm.the parasite causes pdd behavior-- like walking in tight circles and can also make he animals off balance and cause their heads to tilt. 3 3 we're ... &psaying... thhak you... to... the fans... that make ouu facebook page... a success. success.today's ... facebook... fan of the day is... kiiberly miller....// you... could be.. .a... fox 455.. fan of you... haae to do... is... go to ... facebook dot com ...slash foxbaltimore../ and... cliik the "like"... button..../we... day... every w

warmest locations out toward brent www.and antioch.mont in the upper 70s and back home -- brentwood and antioch. fremont in the upper 70s and back home, a few clouds and 64 degrees. here's a look ahead -- your five-day forecast with your weekend in view. your weekend just about knocking on our door. temperatures not changing much. still warm inland but the overall trend is not much of one. we'll cool things off. it looks like a nice forecast for monday and tuesday with no major heat out there. patchy fog and warming up. >> i like it. >> all right. thank you, mark. >>> a new east bay job training program just celebrated the second graduating class. 13 students received their diplomas from the medical device program. the community college from oakland says 75% of the recent graduates have received job offers in the by yes tech field. a number of the grads were laid off including debra long was laid off including -- >> it was a very challenging program. there was physics, math matics -- market matics and -- mathematics. a program called h

brent mar, ceo of our national park conservancy. dennis mulligan, and general manager of the bridge highway district transportation. of course, i want to reiterate janet's praise for larry and nancy for coming up with the celebration. i cannot think of a better parent to come up with this. thank you for your wonderful leadership. [applause] today is not only a great celebration for our bridge but also a time to do some reflection on what it has meant to us. as janet said earlier, we talk about today, what i've tried to do, making sure we aren't the innovation capital of the world, but in 1937, this bridge was the national symbol of innovation. a great effort behind this bridge. joseph strauss, charles ellis' fantastic design and leadership. of course, i have been tried to remember the mayor at that time -- andrew rossi -- his leadership as well. when we completed this bridge, it was not without cost, so we have to take a

here's a live look at the danville home where former 49ers star brent jones is hosting a breakfast forn in the east bay. tickets for that event start at $,000 per person. $10,000 donors get a photo reception with mitt romney's running mate as well. then, later in the day, ryan will head across the bay to woodside for another private fund-raiser. yesterday, he campaigned in nevada. tomorrow he will take a day off the campaign trail to huddle with advisers in oregon preparing for next month's debate with vice president joe biden. >>> meanwhile, gop presidential candidate mitt romney campaigning in high stakes virginia today. yesterday, he took aim at president obama on jobs, casting the president as an inept steward of the nation's post-recession recovery. the president says, romney's economic remedies are failed. president obama is in florida today for a two-day bus tour. >>> new this morning, the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing near nato headquarters in afghanistan, a bombing that killed six people. the taliban says the target was a u.s. intelligence facility n

. >> dan: mcfadden was laying on top of brent keisel right here. watch this play awareness by mcfadden to realize his knee never touched down he put his right hand down on the ground got the extra yardage down to the five. heads up play by mcfadden, realizing he was never down, no whistle. first down raider. heyward-bey back in. hand off, mcdad ten. spins, mcfadden extends the arm, touchdown raiders! terrific individual effort by mcfadden for the score. >> dan: his 64 yarder was something i like this even better. this is all about foreand desire. right at the line of scrimmage, spins off then extends just enough to get to the goal line. this one will be reviewed because it is a scoring play. you got to love that effort. his knee was not down that's a touchdown. great effort on back to back plays by mcfadden. >> ian: mundy and lewis had an opportunity to bring him down before the goal line. mcfadden just kept oncoming. >> dan: there's the hit by lewis. that's a touchdown. his knee hit the ground that -- >> ian: they're taking a look at it 24-20 pitt

the clothing brent became a hit as residents -- when it started. today it has 10 shops.he slogan, brazilian flavor. >> this is my favorite right now. i am in love with the sport. >> his apartment has the same casual style. he traveled to indonesia for surfing and began selling them to chain stores. >> i was designing some interesting prince and they would not buy them. they always wanted the little fish are the coconut tree or the sun. it became boring to me. they only chose conservative prince. i think that maybe i should try to start my own brand. so i opened my first store. rio is such an interesting culture. we do not have to hire marketing directors or agencies to see what is the new trend in what is going to happen. all you have to do is drw on your own experience in city. >> when you confined more on that story on our web site and the top news of the day, from us here in sao paulo, thank for watching this edition of "bbc world new america" live from sao paulo. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> fundin

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defense.giving up over 400 yards per game...and last week tight end was an issue... 157 yards went to brentreceptions.an area of concern. 3 our high school game of the week...brouuht to you by varsity sports network dot com...is a battle of the top 10's tonight. tonighh.undefeated and number 7 catonsville...at number 9 franklin..1st quarter..no score...jackson thornton fires it to steven smothers...long t-d connection...franklin leads 7-0....2nd quarter... catonsville down 14-7...justin sprankle hits joseth hylton in the flat...dives for the pylon...touchdown ties it at 14....3rd quarter...28-21 franklin...thornton with a the back of the endzone... 35-28 indians....they beat catonsville 35-30.... that's all for sports unlimited...i'm morgan adsit... thanks for watching...have great night... night...

brent celek soared over the ravens' ed reed. he wasn't the only thing flying through the air. michael vick threw for over 300 yards, but in the end, he got it done with his feet. the go-ahead touchdown with under two minutes to play. the eagles squeaked out another win 24-23. if you had the patriots in your survival league, your season is over. the cardinals pulled off the upset of the week. pats had a chance in the final seconds. steven gostkowski for the win and not even close. the cardinals held on 20-18. giants and bucs. eli manning picked off three times in the first half, but it's not how you start, it's how you finish. ended up with three touchdowns. 510 yards. after the game, tom coughlin let the bucs' greg schiano have it. he won the argument, but giants won the game. the jets laid an egg in pittsburgh. ben roethlisberger let it fly. steelers made it look easy 27-10. that's the face of a football player. alex smith battered and bloody. this will make the pain go away. a touchdown to vernon davis. the 9ers caged the lions 27-19. the rookie of the year versus the mvp. c

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brent, you heard robert gibbs saying mitt romney has an edge going into the first debate. a lot of us are wondering whether you guys are just trying to keep expectations low. but what, what is the campaign most concerned about. with regards to that first debate. >> sure, first of all, craig, thanks for having me this afternoon, i appreciate it the debates will be a big moment in the campaign. i think everyone appreciates that. as robert said this morning on fox, mitt romney has been out there doing this for two years now. he's done 20 of these debates in the primaries, he's putting a lot of time and practicing. he took the entire week of our convention, a week where we were out during their convention, talking to voters, was down doing debate prep. so obviously romney is using this as a big moment. putting a lot of chips on the table. doing everything they can to make sure that governor romney is prepared. i think we'll see a good discussion between him and president obama on the issues. >> what's the president's biggest weakness going into the first debate? >> well look d

we had both brent and nymex down nearly 1% in trade this morning. it's been a rough couple of days for them. how can it be that at the same time you have perhaps signs of a bottoming in some of these asian markets, certainly a risk on mood. if you go back to the qe talk in developed markets, what's going on with crude? >> i think as you pointed out, since we've had qe, you've seen risk markets and commodity markets rally extraordinarily well. gold effectively traded up just on several weeks ago about that but throughout that time even with concerns in the middle east, energy markets have not done much of anything. we've seen gasoline rally, but you had people piling into the trade saying with qe, we should see gold or -- sorry, oil decline quite sharply. so you had people pile into this trade, at the same time, markets were not able to catch a bid and yesterday as we started to break down, you had big position climbs. >> there's both a demand and supply story here. litany of concerns out of the middlest. so why is it that there isn't more fundamenta

west texas intermediate price, might be $100 for the brent price at the same time, brent trading 109 today. david: by the way, we have a lot more oil coming online as a result of the north sea. those operations had been put on hold while they did maintenance. >> correct. david: now they're being released, so we're going to see a lot more supply from the north sea. >> yes, yes. so total non-opec production should be about 700,000 barrels a day higher in the fourth quarter than it is in the third quarter. liz: well, this is all about people watching and saying what should i do and what should i add or take away from my portfolio to make me money for my retirement, my pension, my 401(k)? there are the big integrated oils, there are the drillers, the oil services companies like the schlumbergers out there. >> right. liz: what do you think is a beneficiary of the current atmosphere? >> well, um, i'm more of an oil price expert than i am an equity -- liz: of course. but yet you could still pursue the logic of whether it's the refiners that may do well or whether it would be the -- >> well,

brent nudging still around the 116 mark. just below at the moment. 115. 76 as we look at renewed middle east tensions of course. let's now move our focus away from europe 2r5ids session over to what's happening in asia and chloe has all the latest. good to see you. >> good morning. take a look at how the asian session faired. three markets in the red, two range bound. one the japanese market just edging up just under half a percent. the iphone effect was pretty much felt in japan, that's about it. core rkorea korea, taiwan, a lot suppliers looking muted. already the nikkei daily saying the japanese government will downgrade its economic assessment tomorrow in a monthly report for the first time in it ten months. part of that reason is because to factor in the chinese slowdown. and take a look at what happened in greater china, once again more weakness coming out of the shanghai composite. reports suggest that banks are being nudged to support lending for infrastructure, but ironically, it's the coal and cement companies that