don clark, we appreciate your time and input today. >> thank you very much. time. >> as we continue monitoring the situation in sydney, we are also looking at the markets. the dow now at or near session lows. currently down 141 points. we are definitely keeping an eye on that as all major averages move below their 50-day moving average and toward that 100-day moving average as well. all ten s&p sectors in the red and we will bring you more on the markets and the situation in sydney after this short break. thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ >>> breath is negative, lost 700 points on the dow last week, feeble attempt at buying and been quickly lost. bp is on the floor. >> good morning. looks like we're continuing to see general derisking around the oil trade. some of the oil stacks are up while the rest is not. oil continued to move down, markets slowly started moving down with it. you can see 5649, west texas

clark, if you ask questions like that -- [laughter] you can't work here. [laughter] jimmy christmas. i mean, okay, okay. [laughter] i worked for a guy named jack marsh, i worked around don rumsfeld and dick cheney occasional hi in the white house, so i saw that part of it. and i was a strong believer in national security. i voted twice for ronald reagan. i believe you can't have a strong country if you don't have a strong national security program. but having said that, i also learned the greatest lesson of my life when i was a captain, and i was, you know, i was in a calculus class in high school. i turned down, i had a national merit scholarship and an honor society scholarship and all that stuff, and here i was a company commander in vietnam, had 116 guys and about, i'd say, two-thirds of them weren't even high school graduates. i mean, they were from all over the country, they had fta on the helmets. i mean, it wasn't my calculus class, okay? [laughter] and so we're out patrolling, and i accomplished the mission, i found the enemy, i was the first guy shot, and i'm laying on the ground bleeding and the bullets are coming in and it sounds like the shootout at the o.k