jeff currie in the neck hour with us.n: hundreds of people attended a candle late visual to -- vigil to honor kayla m ueller. the 26 euros from prescott, arizona was captured in syria and 2013 when withheld prisone r for 18 months. she was killed this month. and lawyers want to move the boston marathon bombing trial out of boston. the attorneys have asked for a change of venue three times three times they have been denied. they are hoping a federal appeals court will take the decision. dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorney says there is no way he can get a fair trial. the fda says that you have peanut allergies, do not eat any cumin. hundreds of dollars of cumin are being pulled. officials say a peanut allergy reaction could be deadly especially in children. they are warning people not to eat any cumin or any product containing cumin. those are your top headlines . yesterday the fed dropped its minutes. at 2:00 p.m., they revealed the increase in the foreign exchange the value of the dollar, was expected to be a persistent source

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otherwise it will be a wild ride. >> judge, when jeff curry was here last week and i was here with him or we were on the set together, when we were talking about crude oil and i was saying 45, 60, i still think that's it, when you said well is the bottom really in or is it falling out? we're nowhere near where we bomd. we bomds 42.70 or whatever this year. could we go down and retest it? we could. today's 5% sell-off, it bounced pretty good to jim's point. but it's also a lot of about what the ecb said, not just what the fed notes were, but the ecb notes, first time we've seen those because they've never produced such a document they said today basically that they added to that, you know, 50 billion a month, made it 60 billion and how long to september of 2016. i mean granted all these things could be in flux, judge, but i think lower for longer as far as energy prices yes, but are we -- have we put in a bottom, also yes. >> we asked joe terranova to give us a call. he does have eog in his halftime portfolio on the phone with us now. joe, what do you make of what eog had to say? what d

jeff curry and little brother steph have been playing hoops together for years. even here at the age of 14 you can see the sweet stroke of a young man that knew early on he wanted to play in the nba. >> how much do you guys play baseball? >> a lot when we were in charlotte. played for four or five years. never got into pitching. but played everything else. i liked it but i was more interested in basketball at the time. >> why? >> it was more my sport kind of -- i had more -- i was kind of better at it. i wanted to play more of it. >> looks exactly the same. with spring training on the horizon, the comeback attempt starting to make a little bit of headlines. according to his agent, a select group of teams which were not mentioned. the last pitch in 2013 with the g-men posted a -- 5.7 e.r.a. in 30 appearances. duane kuiper believes in his desire. >> if he goes out there and he throws the first one side arm and between his legs and it's a knuckleball, that would not surprise me. he might throw right-handed. he's a pretty unique guy. if he wants it hard enough he'll

. >> jeff curry, the chief commodities analyst at goldman sachs threw out a three handle.said essentially his target was in the low $40 range. this is a target they dropped by a huge margin just in january from like $80 to $40 for the second quarter. he's still saying he's looking at about $40 in august. he thinks the oversupply issues we have really around the world but particularly in the u.s. are going to persist for another 6 to 12 months but he said today sara, he thinks we could see $35, high 30s in that period of time while we continue to work out the supply issues. >> jeff what happened today? >> well short-term i think to goldman's point, we are seeing crude levelinventoryies rise. the highest level we have seen in 80 years at this time of year. we feel like the momentum is going lower but volatility will persist. we're seeing 4% 5% movement in the crude oil space. >> one is there was all this thinking going into the opec meeting, would they cut their production quota which was 30 million barrels a day. as it turns out not only did they not cut it which sent oil w

jeff. more with steve curry and today's visit to the oval office.also tim hudson on the mound today for the 'qÑgiants. amy g joining us next from spring training. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. you've likely ordered coffee and pastry. what about coffee in a pastry? kentucky fried chicken is working on a 100% edible coffee cup made from a special wafer like biscuit lined with heat resistant white chocolate. it will launch later this year when they introduce seattle's best coffee at the uk restaurants. so in the united kingdom. there are currently no plans to bring the cups to kc restaurants in the u.s

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jeff bondy. the 20159 derby takes place may 2nd back at the famous churchill downs. we'll have full highlights of the all-star skills challenge including how steve curryompson fared in the three-point shoot-out tonight at 11:00. >> that is going to be wild. >> thank you so much. we'll be right back. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. >>> no matter how you spend valentine's day, it's hard to beat a couple who's been celebrating the day together for the past 73 years. >> it's an amazing story. this is john and eddie kasper from st. cloud, minnesota. they met when they were 10. it might have been love at first sight. they dated in high school got married at the age of 20. as times changed his love for romance

curry hoped to return on tuesday. they could have used him in indiana. miles hit the dagger for the pacers, they beat the warriors 104-99. jeff gordon led for many. logano took the lead, and 24-year-old held on to become the second youngest driver to win the daytona 500. >>> this woman, the seniors for 27 points in the second half to lead the bears to a 63-53 win to split the season series with the cardinals. >>> golf, the pga final round at riviera, former cal golfer has the birth at the -- birdie putt. had a chance to extend the match if he could sink it. but he couldn't. so with that, hahn won. to put it in -- he got a job at nordstrom selling shoes. now, he's on top of the golf world. great story. >>> vern glenn is in arizona, reporting on spring training. we'll see you in the 6:00 news. have a great day, everybody. >>> thank you. >>> play of the day on a monday. we will go to the nba hardwood. the cavaliers and knicks in new york. >>> i think eventually that's what he wants to do. >> a beautiful pass! the two former knicks connect. oh, man! >> that is an alley-oop. the cavs won 101-83. your play of the day. >>> the count

curry who sat out because of an ankle injury. he hoped to return on tuesday. they could have used him in indiana. miles hit the dagger for the pacers,. >>> jeff gore dorn led for 87 lamp, but in a late -- lamps, but in laps. but in a late wreck. logano is the second youngest driver to win the daytona 500. >>> this woman -- combined for 27 points to lead. they split the seer requires with the cardinals. >>> series with the cardinals. >>> he couldn't watch, justin johnson had a chance to extend the match if he was able to sink it. he did not, and with that missed putt, he picks up his first career win. 2006, james hawpe couldn't play so you get a job at in order superstorm -- [technical difficulties ]. >>> play of the day, nba, cavs and knicks, new york, watch this dunk. i think that's what he wants to do. >> a beautiful pass. >> another look right there, that's what you call an alley-oop with authority. cavs beat the knicks, 101-83. >>> it is 6:26. a happy ending to a horrible afternoon for a bay area girl scout troop. >>> one man is dead after a home invasion leads to a tense standoff here in the north bay. coming up, we'll tell you how a goo

curry wins in the final round 13 3s at one point in a row. zack lavine winning a slam dunk contest with dr. jay as one of the judges. i'm jeff skeverski that's sports. >> alexis martin came up with an antibully ban. they can push a button to a teacher and the teacher can intervene. she wants to market the product for $35 but give them to kids in need for free. fiber-dense fuel. morning reward. tomorrow, you can have it all. ♪sun'll come out, tomorrow♪ ready yourself with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. see you at breakfast™. >> the action cam is looking live at a windy center city. the benjamin franklin parkway there, the flags are getting quite the workout this morning. the coldest air all winter is gripping our area right now and we're tracking more snow. it is 7:30, let's go right outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: let's go back inside. >> [laughter]. >> reporter: oh, my goodness, cold doesn't do this justice this is awful out here this morning. let's head down to the shore mobile 6 is out and about atlantic city. let's show you what's going on. we have the winds gusting all ov

curry, who can shoot that shot, sat kay night good he can what. >> it was friday night actually. shoot that shot. i will go out there. jeffl be playing for the police athletic league. >> big night then. >> huge. >>> are stores selling used underwear the. the lingerie industry's dirty secret. how you can tell if the underwear your wearing right new was worn by somebody else. >> oh, my goodness. >>> this i find really hard to believe. when i go to the store and buy underwear, somebody else could have been wearing it. >> what? >> it is used already. >> i don't want any part of this. seriously. tell us, what is this scandal in the lingerie industry. >> well, it turns out when you try something on at home and take it back to the the store sometimes they put it backup on the racks. it doesn't matter so much fit is a jacket but fit is underwear it is a problem. we have teamed up with a collogue, from rossum who does these great investigative reports. this is looked at it the a couple years back. this time around we'll if we will be on target. we are still able to catch lot of people putting these products back on the shelf. ther