so that's very interesting, brent.t secondly, you know, this is really about the perception of the newsroom itself and whether they're going to believe in professional journalism or not. >> what gives you -- what makes you think the koches -- this is the part of your column that bothered me, steve. >> i'll explain it. >> what makes you think the kochs, if they went through this, i don't know if they will or not. you've got a lost big newspapers here. the "baltimore sun," "chicago tribune," "l.a. times." they're not going to kill the newsroom. they want to have a first-rate paper so they can sell papers. what they will do, and i guess what you can't take is, they will change the editorial policy for both of those papers for more liberal to more right of center, and by the way, they ought to change the editorial policy. >> you've made several mistakes here, larry. first of all, i'm not liberal, just ask the liberals. okay, i'm a centrist. secondly, if i really thought that's all they were going to do, i wouldn't be conce

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brent crude fell lowe $100 a barrel. a lot of things moving right now.he floor show, traders at the new york stock exchange, the imex, annie coal standing by on the floor picking traders' brains. first, our own brain picking here. i want to talk about the comeback. we did not erase the 265-point loss yef. we have come back pretty much swinging. what do you think that is? the economic data slowing down, we're on a negative trajectory relating to expectations in the ons why we hhve goodhis earnings numbers relative to the estimates from the consumer staples companies. there's cracks appearing from the veneer of the companies here in the u.s.. the other thing we're concerned about is the intermarket trends, the bond market, where it's positioned now, and what we is not in the right step relating to where they think the economy is in relation to the equity markets, so we're a little cautious here. we think if we are above the 1561 to close is above, and interimmediate bull line, we'll be all right. liz: yesterday, we saw volatility in the wake of the maratho

. >> reporter: brent finished the boston marathon, 40 minutes before the blast. away, he was in the satisfaction of finishing the 26-mile course for the first time. >> it's a runner's dream to run boston. >> reporter: you got to live that dream. >> yeah, i did. >> reporter: he received a medal to prove it. how important is that medal to you? >> when you lean down and a volunteer puts it around your neck, it's your little chance to feel like -- just the sense of accomplishment. >> reporter: it is a moment laura wellington will never know. stopped a heart breaking half mile short of the finish, she misses out a treasured medal. word finally reaches her, her family has been spared. >> i just kind of walked over here and just sat down and just lost it. i just was so emotional. >> in that instant, brent and his wife pass by. >> the next thing she knows she takes me blanket. >> he took the medal off the neck. and he asks me, did you finish? i said no. >> i looked at her and i said, you're a finisher. and i just put it on her neck. and we walked away. >> i was sobbing.

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because moving the spread was brent driven, we expect brent to pick up because seasonal field maintenance is around the corner and coming up in may/june, european refiners will be again reproducing their refinery of crude. we see a widening of the brent crude spread before it narrows over the course of the year as we debottleneck curbing. >> harry, good to see you. thanks for that. >>> earnings season is off to a start today. alcoa will be reporting. carolin has the details. >> first of all, it was investments the. to grow, obviously, the company needs to invest. second of all, we're increasingly seeing costs related to the acquisition of petra foods. this is the company which barry calibaut is buying. to finance that, it's going to raise cash from shareholders and analysts says that's going to put a lot of pressure on shares in the coming months. >>> apart from that, the company did confirm its targets for the next three years. it sees improved profitability in the second half of the year and volumes didn't look too bad in the first half. they're up by 7.8%, more or less in line with exp

looking at american, but it is truly a world commodity, and we trade at brent plus, and we are makingl commodity. >> we had explosion up in boston today, and when you look at the geopolitical events that can impact oil, are you set up if something goes haywire? you can't predict a lot of the stuff, but you have enough hedges on that either way you would be okay? >> you are right. our long term bias is strong crude. so we protect with the catastrophic with put spreads like we talked about earlier and a lot of times three-way buying up the upside with a call to 140 so we have running room if one of the events occur that spike it overnight. >> and now back to the 30 or the 40 million. i mean, you -- these are project s that you have to borrow a lot of money to pull it off? >> no, we will generate $900 million to $1 billion. >> these are not issues. >> no. >> and i'm trying to figure out how the stocks got down. >> yes. and -- >> and a ton of insider buying. >> we will get it back. >> that is the ceo of energy xxi, and the oil business is getting killed with the oil plunge. >>> an unprece

we could see brent crude at possibly 1 month 5 by year-end. >> does it spread between brent and nymex again? >> no. i see the wti widening. it's not only solely a result of the upside pressures on the benchmark that you're seeing the wti benchmark suppressed. we've seen pipeline capacity additions, which have brought more oil out of curbing. ultimately, the oil flow is going out of curbing, outpacing, outflows is going to keep that benchmark sa suppressed and lead to wti widening. >> and what forecast has rge got for the u.s. economy and how that plays into your wti forecast? >> so, i mean, crude oil will come under pressure for the next couple of quarters. we see growth in the u.s. weakening over the next couple of quarters as the sequestration. so that's going to hit crude oil demand. but we see growth rebounding towards the end of the year, effectively growth in the u.s. bottoming out this year. >> all right. good to see you. thanks indeed for joining us. just a reminder what's on the agenda in the united states, we've got march data out at 8:30 eastern. it's forecast to rise 0.4%.

dan, thank you and brent, we'll be right back. ♪ >>> let me finish with this.'m a huge fan of this country's cities. new york, boston, city, philly, washington, miami, new orleans, chicago, san francisco. and boston, like the others, has a feel to it. if san francisco smells like coffee, boston is clam chowder on a cold, gray day. when christmas comes, say good-bye to the sun. it will be back around exam time. there's a tremendous sense of unity in that part of the country. maybe it comes from spending so much time of the winter in doors in close company. all those years of being beaten economically, all those decades of tears over the curse of the bambino. it's one thing to lose those textile jobs to the south, the shoe industry to italy, babe ruth to the yankees. i remember being up in new york during the series with the diamondbacks after 9/11 and everyone was feeling it. well, tonight, when the yankees play the diamondbacks, they're going to play sweet caroline up

some of those times were around now. > > brent, thank you so much. still ahead checking in with the hotel industry.....what major changes are happening worldwide...thats next. investors are closely watching major changes happening in the hotel industry. this morning..we have starwood hotels and resorts president and ceo frits van paasschen with us no and who knows better about the industry than you sir. good to have you on the show this morning. > > thank you. > > to start with, you're planning to sell $3 billion worth of your hotels. why make that move? why now? > > real estate investing and developing is inherently local. so we're focused on bringing great returns to real estate developers---people who want to own hotels in markets around the world. > >starwood stock has been trending with the economic recovery. what do you plan to do to keep shareholders happy? > > in many respects, our stock prices tracked with the performance of the world economy and confidence. i can't forecast where the stock's going to go but i can tell you that we're very mu

dan shaughnessy joins me now along with brent o'connor, feet away from yesterday's explosions. dan, your feelings and your thoughts about what this means to boston, the marathon, to this country? >> well, that day, patriots day in boston, it's a very unique thing. we have -- nobody goes to work. nobody goes to school. the red sox play a game at 11:00 in the morning. it's a boston only event. it's always been sacred. and it's always been a very inclusive event. the people finishing that race, that's every man at the finish line there. they're not elite runners. this hit hard and hit home. >> what do you think? i know you put the crepe up there pretty badly. my sense is next year you'll have just as many entries, just as much enthusiasm. there will be some sense as you cross the finish line that there was a horror the year before. do you think it's going to have a permanent mar? i know you wrote that on a daily journalism. do you think we're going to have a permanent bad aspect to something as great as the marathon? >> people are going to remember this. it will have an associatio

so, there is really five components to -- >> scott: let me jump over to brent. brent, what are your thoughts on that? i agree, everything she is saying makes a lot of good sense. and the key is obviously to bring it to the membership. bring it to the people. make sure you can get it through the house. no a democrat bill or republican bill. it needs it to be by farther san. by -- how do we do that? >> we need to keep the momentum going. put a lot of support behind this bill. hopefully there would be a substantial, well beyond the 60-vote threshold in the senate. this cuckoo be that one piece of legislation that does get a lot of bipartisan support. if that moves with that type of momentum into the house i think we have a good chance of getting this bill passed. i do believe that citizenship is important and there is is no real conservative reason not to grant that most conservatives want to see people make a commitment to the united states and become citizens eventually. >> scott: let's see that conversation continue to move forward. i want to take you both for t

>> sean: brent bozell, great report tonight. thank you for being with us tonight.head tonight, evidence uncovered that the fbi may be reading your emails without obtaining a warrant. but first -- >> hear me out, that you'll see me not as a caricature sometimes presented by political opponents. >> sean: a major political public figure addressed students at howard university, but did senator rand paul's message resonate with the predominant leafrican american audience? follow our live show. share your thoughts. we want to what you're thinking. we want to what you're thinking. just free credit score's redesigned site has this new score planner tool with these cool sliders. what's this one do? i dunno. ♪every rose has it's thorn score planner is free to everyone. free score applies with enrollment in freecreditscore.com bret michaels slider still in beta. >> for the first time in nearly two decades, a major republican political figure delivered a speech at howard university. senator rand paul visited the historically black college in d.c. on wednesday, and delivered wh

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brent crude trading items they e had been hoping to sell. current quarter they said is going to be weak. they backed full-year numbers about. on day with up arrows the stocks are to the downside. they came out with their numbers. obviously when you look at fold man, you see the down arrow after their earnings, but the ref you in from their client trading fell 10% and that obviously raises some concern about what we've been seeing here. that accounts for all of revenue that they have seen over the last four years, about 60% of the revenue. so obviously they don't want to see their client revenue drop like that. that is why you're seeing a down arrow for goldman. adam: nick -- nicole petallides see you again in 15 minutes. tracy: we'll hear from a market strategist who says it is not a good time to buy or sell. see what he is doing with his $40 billion under management right now. adam: look how the dollar is moving. seems to be falling against the euro and other currencies. ♪ hey everybody, hi mom... streaming live with a tour of my new place.

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my some risk here is if you look t a brent. brent already took out the november lows.owever, wti, which is what we're watching, is right around the november lows. if those november lows fall to the downside, i'm staying away. if they fold, i like it here. >> gary, what's the buzz? let's start with gold? is it going to bounce here. has it found a bottom? what's going on here? >> i saw 1300 as the absolute bottom of it. it couldn't go through it. it tried yesterday, as we all saw. i mean, 150 plus drop-off. now, what i'm seeing is, is as soon as it stopped that fall down, we're seeing a few people starting to get back in. i think some of these fun guys are going to start looking at it and saying, hmm, that's a pretty attractive price. we're going to be looking for probably 14.50 in the next month, maybe sooner than that, and i don't think it's going to bust above 1,500 for any time in the very near future. >> so we're going to trade in a range for a while? >> yeah, i believe that we're going to see -- well, we've been staying nah range. we tried to get up above that 1,60

joining us, brent sill.ell, a couple of other downgrades there. what are you seeing with a buy that the others are not. >> i respect my competitors, but we think microsoft still is a great cash flow story, trading at seven times the forward. this story is not just about windows. 24% of the research is windows-based. the other 68% is highly recurring. they've got a great server business, a great office business. a lot of companies are not getting rid of microsoft. microsoft has some issues on the consumer side. my kids are buying all apple devices, but from the enterprise side, i don't see microsoft going anywhere anytime soon. >> is the pc dead, or when you look around this newsroom, for example, every single desk has got a pc on them. but the problem is, we don't upgrade them. >> that's the fallacy of microsoft, that a lot of the services are providing a run on old machines. i haven't upgraded my machine in eight years. we're still paying microsoft for those machines. you don't have to necessarily upgrade y

fairfield could go 85, brent wood, 85.think the tree pollen allergies were bothering you today, wait till tomorrow. predominantly now the pollen is bothering everyone. trees are a has l if you have allergies. the grass and the weeds is around your knees but this is around your eyes. you may want to get allergy medicine ready for the next few days. temperatures dip thursday and back up on friday. >> our hope for rain, when do we give up and say this was bad all around? >> i don't see anything in the five day forecast. we might see a storm but the series of storm, i don't see anything like that >>> thank you, bill. >>> a huge find in mexico, plus, it's a driving record california yans can be proud of. what they're dog that can help save lives. tired of fees piling up on your prepaid card? introducing chase liquid. the reloadable card with no fee reloads and withdrawals at chase atms. all for one flat monthly fee so there's zero confusion. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. >>> today the sales of the hostess compa

brent is down to 101.44. also down to weak data hitting the outlook, as well, and nymex 89.07 at the moment. we're down to a near nine-month low on brent. the bond market has helped yields in the u.s., 1.72%, as well. slightly higher in spain and italy, but the 10-year bund yield is at 1.62%. as far as currency markets, let's focus in on the aussie. aussie/dollar, 1.0419. we've slipped away from that. also, that weaker chinese data is helping safe haven flows. dollar/yen at the moment, 98.07. 99.95 was the mark that we hit that four-year high that we hit on thursday, as well. euro/dollar, just over 1.3060. that's where we are in europe being driven by that news. let's get reaction from asia. li sixuan is with us in singapore. >> thank you, ross. asian markets kicked off the week in the red as the softer than expected u.s. and can china data raised concerns over the global economy, sending risk assetes and commodity shares lower. the shanghai composite lost 1.1% on the back of the data. gold miners plummeted f

they contact the fbi and special agent brent potter is assigned to the case. the situation is dire. >> they had something like $100,000 as capital on hand. but customers accounts added up to $20 million. >> the irs criminal investigations to determine where the money went. >> we reviewed bank statements, credit cards, we conducted witness interviews. we tracked down every dollar that we could possibly see coming out of one world capital group. >> the two quickly realized that they've been helping themselves to the customer's margin accounts. >> what you could see is that money being posted by the customers for margin was, essentially, just being taken right out and being page largely to walsh in the form of wire transfers to his personal bank account. >> from there, walsh wired money to charles martin's account. >> from charles martin's account, there was spending in extremes i've never seen more in my career. >> the total damage? $10 million. >> he spent $280,000 on commercial air fair. >> around a million dollars in hotels. >> $30,000 at an area liquor store

so at this point we've had that big selloff in crude oil prices but brent crude oil now is at a crucial pot. this is an important takeaway for listeners here. melissa: yeah. >> because right now we broke the $100 barrier. there is a key technical level at 97.91. the market got down to $98 today and snapped back. if we hold, we are going to move higher. but i don't think we hold. melissa: really? >> 97.91 that does clear the prices low to below $95 for brent crude oil which is great news for drivers this summer. >> it is great news for drivers but everything else you said was really bad news for the economy. >> right. melissa: month at this, let me ask you, you have institutional clients across the worl what are you hearing from them in the past 24, 48 hours? >> i think i have to agree with a lot of what steve has said. basically there is pressure mounting on commodities as a whole for quite a while. melissa: yee. >> for gold factors i have to mention, who are the biggest buyers of gold? they're central banks. and their behavior recently has changed. it is not just the imf but also e.u.

clear lake, 85 and 85 in brent wood. and santa clara, not bad. the weekend is going to be great. heat in here nex t weekend and i think we will see the 90s. tree and grass pollen are back on the map. >> that is one good looking weekend. >> it is lined up nicely. >> coming up, an update from pittsburgh where residents say someone tried to kidnap a two-year-old. and how fans are preparing for the warriors. >> the warriors are about 70 minutes away from their first playoff game at home since 2008. >>> mark is here with sports, game three tonight. >> the warriors were big underdogs and then lost david lee in the first game and now concern over steph curry and his angle. >> reporter: the arena is loud, but empty right now as they warriors try to win at home and break the series tie. star guard curry was on the court and jumping and returning around for about 20 minutes, taking shots, and his left ankle was taped. he scored 30 points on tuesday against denver and with lee out he is much-needed. but the coach, mark jackson, said he will not jep r jeopardize his future. >> i believe it w

brent wood in 80, half moon bay, 68. >> here is a look ahead, your five-day forecast, with your weekend in view, trending upward by saturday. sunday will be the warmest. weekend. >>> san jose workers are moving ahead to expand the airport. >> the corporation that operates executive plains for google. they plan to lease the land at the airport and build an $82 million facility. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu news. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. tonight, key evidence in the boston bombing. we'll take you in the company that does video and audio imaging to find the suspect. tmz is up next.

we're seeing further weakness in brent and nymex. a little stabilization in gold and some of the other meltings the. >> according to citi, they've downgraded several mining stocks. also on the website, one person tells us why he thinks we can see gold at just over $1200 in just a few weeks. what do you think, will gold be down at 1200? it's not a huge way to go from here. go to our website to give your opinion at cnbc.com. follow us on twitter@cnbcwe can say. >> right now, let's bringing you up to speed with where we stand with asset prices. >> looking for the dow to shed -- or to add something in the range of 30 points this morning. small rebounds taking shape for the in addition dak and is for the s&p 500. 15 49 is the level for the s&p. we're just about the 14,500 mark for the dow. of course we had a really weak session yesterday, especially at the end of the day when the explosion at the boston marathon hit. this morning, a little bit of a rebound. not the case for oil. perhaps giving a pause to the extent investors want to see a

i feel for you, brent cannon. we have a good-looking day. still have time to roll the windows up because there is more rainfall on the way if that bodes for your situation as well. a good-looking day shaping up. the showers continue to stream onshore. most of the heavy stuff is going to come through between now and 9:00 a.m. our air quality will be much better, lower pollen levels. we need this rain level. april showers bring may flowers. we have a good-looking day shaping up. we have quite a bit of this rain to get through. the heaviest is pushing into the central valley. watch out for dangerous conditions. from concord to san ramon, they got hit pretty hard. the santa cruz mountains, be careful. right in the city, you really want to travel cautiously, specially around the construction zones as we have heavy downpours moving through the richmond district and the sunset district. we'll continue to pinpoint the heavier rain all morning long. that's coming up next. first, want to check your drive. sf >>> things are starting to get more active.

we had brent's under 100 in west texas at 87. they don't call you and cancel their reservoir description program with you and reservoir management when they see oil drop a few bucks, right? >> well, that's right, jim, if you look at us we're international. 80% of our business comes from international and is crude oil related. so these are long-term projects. so our stability of our revenues is a lot higher than some of the other oil field service companies that are mainly based in north america. so when we look at these large-scale crude oil projects, the development of the presalt offshore west africa, these are decadal projects. and small movements in crude prices on a daily basis do not affect these projects. so if crude was to go low for a long period of time, yes indeed, we would be affected. but as it stands right now, all projects internationally with brent at around10 and wti around 90 are fully funded. >> one last question. i'm looking at eagleford. i'm looking at bakken. 750,000 barrels a day. when we were up there it w

second of all, how does david brent end up in amuse i can video?eople on twitter or things. what's he doing now? i don't want to make stuff up. it's a fictional character so i thought i would bring him back to that. it's just a little piece >> jon: what is he doing now? he's resting, as he said. he doesn't want to give up that cash cow. and his other passions. he thinks he's a local rapper. but he wormed his way into it. he can't believe his luck. >> jon: terrific. of course he gets everything wrong. this is his idea. this song is his idea of, you know, changing the world >> jon: can i tell you... he gets it all wrong of course. >> jon: now you started a whole... this is like a channel you started? >> yes jon: how does that even work? it's like a, you know, like a... >> jon: do you think you're oprah? >> yes jon: you can't just start a channel. >> this is the future. this is the future >> jon: what is the future? ust people broadcasting on you-tube. it's massive. you-tube is the biggest forecaster in the world. ... broadcaster in the world >> jon:

brent burns scored the sharks lone goal. sharks head to phoenix of monday for a game against the coyotes. the lakers are going to be without superstar kobe bryant for the remainder of the season and possibly some -- if not all of next season. kobe underwent surgery on his torn achilles tendon earlier today. he was hurt during the final minutes of the lakers- warriors game last night. for right now the lakers remain in the eighth and final playoff spot. one game ahead of the utah jazz with two games to play. kobe took to facebook to vent his frustrations last night saying quote. all the training and sacrifice just flew out the window with one step that i've done millions of times! the frustration is unbearable. end quote. that photo was tweeted by kobe before undergoing surgery. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. it's sleep train's interest-free for 3 event! get 3 years interest-

brent burn, backhands it home on the power play. 2-1 stars. stars extend their winning streak to five games 2-1 your final. >> a's, he had a strained muscle in left hand. michael taylor was brought up. tigers in town with justin verlander on the hill. troy hunter, see ya! solo bomb off of brett anderson, 1-0 tigers. batteders later, joy peralta, three-run shot. seven runs and 5 2/3 innings, tigers win, 7-3 the seinlt. >> madison bumgarner on the mound and marco scutaro three hits and they score him in the seventh. santiago gets the save. here is this from pablo sandoval. rolls in but he should be okay. giants win 3-2 and wrap up the series with tim lincecum on the mound. >>> let's go down to the farm. stanford spring game. kevin hogan coming into the camp. head coach is david shaw. hogan, 40-yard pass to make a great grab. >> coming up at 11:00, collision sports, hockey and we'll see you then. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pa

[laughter] tribe & yankees honor thornton to brent burns to made the ensuing save and houston is just not for the registered and they played sweet caroline. >> at the new york yankees game. the yankees beat the diamondbacks. and the sharks had a play off tonight. joey thorton. finished fourth. and the home ice advantage. tustin brown pokes it and. and go >> the sharks should not beef in fifth place, because they have that eight victories. >> and torres.. three-two = final score. pat summerall dies longtime nfl announcer pat summerall died today at age 82 of cardiac arrest in dallas, texas >> did to coach burt reynolds? >> yes. >> he was a defensive back. >> was see any blood? >> summerall spent a total of 50 years as part of the nfl, as a player and then hall of fame broadcaster on cbs and fox he broadcast 16 super bowls - more than any other announcerand he was the calm voice alongside john madden's "booms" and "bangs" summerall's final broadcast with madden was the 2002 super bowl here's what madden said about his longtime partner he was a great broadcaster and a great man. he was s

we were expecting brent crude and w. t. i to come back to even money. that may not happen because of problems with north sea production they have to take down so that might keep the spread but when it comes to syria and talk about what we are hearing out of the white house, the bottom line is if chemical weapons were used, that red line has been crossed. you can't tell your daughter don't get pregnant, she is only a little bit pregnant, they either did or they didn't. if the u.s. does not act, more bad behavior in the region. if we do act is definitely going to put a premium in oil because of the increased risk of oil in that neighborhood and disruption. phil: thank you. connell: the cybersharing and intelligence act which passed the house overwhelmingly last week, reports suggested is dead in the senate and dennis kneale with the co-authors of that bill next hour on markets now. dagen: the economy growing at an annual pace of 2% in the first three months of this year, that was slower than expected but thankfully faster than the no growth we saw in the

in other words, we've seen oil prices take something of a preview of about $118 a barrel on brent in february. so the ia saying the price of oil remaining under pressure because of pessimism. >>> still to come on today's program, we'll get a preview of prices at 11:00 cet. >>> we'll be at the headquarters of roach as the form ceuticals group sticks to its full year guidance. >>> and in around 15 minutes, we'll speak to the man who is leading renewed criticism over economic data out of china. this follows yesterday's unexpected trade deficit. >>> plus, the ground breaking release of unangled is being pulled. >>> meanwhile, goldman sachs, wells fargo and citi were among those who received the fed march minutes a day early. it's not clear yet if anyone traded on the information. the minutes revealed while policymakers were still deeply divided over the central bank aes security program, they happen near a division to start winding it down with several wanting to end the bond buying by the end of the year. >>> in an interview with maria bartiromo, the imf chief legarde suggested central

bk, while we were sitting here, you sold brent. >> yes, i sold july brent about two minutes ago.rted yesterday. i covered it just about these prices. i wanted to get back in. so if you look at the inventory numbers today from the u.s., we had gasoline demand down, we've had production at highs since 1992. so you can go with the commodity oversupply story, but if demand isn't there, this is going to be that perfect storm -- >> you marked the low in the session. it just rebounded. >> there we go. >> copper down over 3%, falling to the lowest level in a year and a half. let's get to jackie deangeles. >> hey, good afternoon. copper is just one of the commodities that's gotten crushed this week. so how much more pain is ahead? that's the question. and what are commodities telling us about stocks? let's start talking futures now. rich is at the cme in chicago, and anthony is at the imex in new york. rich, how low can it go? >> three fundamental stories. copper down 3% on imf, cutting estimates of global growth, down to 3.3%, substantially lower than what they estimated in january. chin

brent hill is analyst at ubs and he has a buy on microsoft with a $33 price target.e idea that i was exploring last week when value act took a large stake in the company. their emphasize is in the enterprise business. they forget windows. that's where it's growing and that's where profitability would grow at all times. >> do you report that thesis, this is a very, stuff, and you look at the deferred revenue growth. this company has seen much stronger enterprise demand. all of the attention's on the consumer and we've been asking investors to relook at the earn prize business again. three-year contract terms, and companies like yours and mine will probably not move off of them any time in the near-term. wall street runs more code in excel than they do in any application in software. so that's been the focus. we continue to believe the stock had warned of a slightly higher multiple. if it holds the multiple that it has today woe think out year numbers they could go to 330 and 340 in earnings. you have support of the stock with the 33 dividend yield. >> essentially you'

what do you think oil price res going to do in ti and brent in the month to come?think you're going to see brent start to come in and ti rally a bit more on. >> is that spread is start to go collapse a little bit, right? >> absolutely. that spread has come in from $20 over the last few weeks to about $13 right now. that's because of the pipeline opening up and wpi being more viable on the world market. >> now, does the arkansas spill, the rupture of that pipeline over the weekend affect prices today? will we see some choppiness as folks react to that? >> though. i think what it shows is pipelines are the way to go. it's not like if you have a rig out in the middle of the gulf where you lose millions of barrels of oil or a big tanker. we're talking thousands of barrels of oil at this time. >> when it comes to retail gas, we've gone all over the map. we've gone over year over year and now it's lower on a year over year basis. based on your crude outlook, what does that mean for the retail gas picture? interest you know, brian, let's face it. if crude oil is $120 a ba

we have brent buyers who is from southern california but she attended berkeley and she's a go bears person and we won't hold that against her. they will look at people from municipal organizations from cities or counties and their skills might fit nicely in terms of this particular recruitment and she will be a point person related to all of the administrative activities and the evaluations will be funneled through her so she will play a key role in that regard and they can answer any specific questions you have. our recruitment effort we look at that as the marketing phase and we're researching people based upon what we identified in our conversations with you are the core competencies for the position. we turn those things you want this individual to achieve over the next 12, 18, 24 months, and then we start looking for people that have duplicated or done similar activities in their own careers and look at patterns of success, and once we identify those patterns of success we individually contact those people if we can engage them in a discussion about the direction that our authority is