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john watson the chairman and ceo of chevron told me prices are likely to remain high.lked middle east tension the cause of the prices and whether prices will mean less demand. >> we are seeing that right now. if you look at the peak in u.s. oil consumption it was 21 million barrels a day, as little as three years ago. it is now down to 19 million barrels a day. so we are seeing that. high prices are partially contributing to that and another component is a weak economy. those factors are contributing. of course high prices are being driven by a number of factors around the world. turmoil in the middle east, the fundamentals of supply and demand with growing dmmd asia, which is tightening the balance, the sup and demand balance and the financialization and commodities markets. all of those are contributing. >> given the price of oil, where it is right now, above $100 a barrel, if we stay above these levels, do you think that that will impact economic growth in the united states? >> i think there's certainly some impact by the price level we have today. when you see $125

unless the next hour, we'll talk about the future of oil and gas prices when i sit down with john watson. big show ahead. >> a lot to get to. yields and ten-year, and 30-year at their highest levels since october. so how far will this momentum take those yields to this point. that's our "closing bell" exchange today. we have bob pisani here at the new york stock exchange, of course, and rick santelli is standing by at ecb headquarters. rick, i'm struck by the fact that the yields are at levels that we last saw, the last time the stock market had a meaningful bottom. any significance to that? do you see yields going much higher here? >> i think i'd be very nervous to fade momentum on a market, the treasury market especially long, bill. that's been in a very tight 20, 30-basis range in four months. now that we've broken out of that mid-november range, whether it's testing at 240 yield in the tens or testing 350 in the 30s, i wouldn't jump in front of this. i think maybe one way you can tell that it's the right play looking for higher yields is how aggressive quicker issuance has been for t

next week, i talk about the high price of oil with the ceo of chevron, john watson will be with uls.ave a great week everybody. i'll see you next weekend.

talk to the chairman and ceo of chevron, john watson joining us, coming up, we look forward to seeing at the top of the hour on the new york stock exchange. mandy? >> thank you very much for that, bill. >>> this is straight out of darren rovell, we've got news on maddy square gua madison square garden has something going on. >> the stock is down, mike d'antoni the coach of the new york knicks have parted ways, from multiple reports led by yahoo! the, the knicks lost six straight ten games after linsanity, and the stock is moving down. right now the knicks are trying to get season tickets for next year. they are trying to sell them, they announced a 9% increase after a 49% increase this last year. all was seeming to do well with linsanity and everything else, and then they go on this skid, carmelo anthony comes back and now mike d'antoni is no longer the coach of the new york knicks. we'll watch the stock. >> we will, it's down 2.7% as we speak. >>> are you looking to fatten your portfolio and hopefully not your waistline, why not add deep fried stocks, check out the stock of middleby,

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to quote from the reminisces of john watson, it was upon the 4th of march they have good reason to remember that i rose somewhat earlier than usual and found that sherlock holmes had not yet finished his breakfast, and so began the first of the sherlock holmes adventures published in 1887, but the sleuth was in the year of 1881. as doyle smraibed in a recorded interview, he based the character on joseph bell, a scottish physician who could diagnose patients virtually at a glance. >> i thought i would try writing a story as dr. bell treated disease, and science could take the place of chance. >> the result was sherlock holmes. >> lee: 59 more stories followed, when doyle tired of the hero and tried to end the character with the evil moiarity, pressure was to bring him back. doyle died in 1930, was holmes and watson toiled on in the movies. >> my prediction is he'll be murdered. >> murdered? >> including 14 movies with bassil rathbone as holmes. >> beginning with the 1939 classic. the hound of the baskervilles. more recently holmes and watson came back to life again in two movies starring rob

chevron's john watson will be with me explaining whether the energy giant will invest in new natural gas projects. and we'll talk about the huge rally in the price of crude oil. >> as we head to the break here, here's how some of the major commodities are trading today. generally higher. stand by, a lot to come in the next 90 minutes on "closing bell," first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back. i'm sharon epperson at the nymex. we told you in the last hour of the clearing corp for the segregation of customer accounts. the nonsegregation they're claiming of customer accounts. there are other cftc filings today, one against goldman sachs actually saying goldman sachs execution and clearing will pay $7 million to settle allegations that it failed to diligently supervise accounts it carried between may of '07 and december of 2009. and it also says in another filing, that appears to be perhaps somewhat related, against rj capital markets that they charged this company and three other entities with commodity pool fraud, saying that there were three separate commodity pools in which par

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. >> reporter: john watson says the colts are rebuilding and peyton would be better off with anotherlove the guy. i think he's the best quarterback ever. period. hate to see him leave indiana. but you know, i'd like to see him go get another couple super bowls. >> reporter: if the colts do part ways with peyton, fans wonder what the future holds for the team. >> i hope if it does happen it's done in a classy fashion because you know, don't make peyton mad. he's going to come back and get us. >> hopefully we'll get somebody out here and get us to the super bowl soon. >> i think last year we saw that one man can make a team. but i think it's something where if we're rebuilding and got the right players on this team we could rebound real fast. >> reporter: erica fly, abc news, indianapolis. >> yeah, the stats say it all. never missed a start before last season. 11 playoff -- been in the playoffs 11 times. seven afc south titles in eight years. two afc championships. one super bowl title. one super bowl mvp award. the man's done it all. >> he's had three neck surgeries, though. he's goin

you see john lucas coming in the game now. neil: lucas, watson korver boozer and deng. tacey: it will be interesting. john lucas there was for these moments. neil: so far nobody is picking up lucas. they are not sure who to guard. a small lineup out there. forwards and guards. in it deng. watson to his left. firing, no. bucket. it has to be good. stacey: luol deng with the offensive rebound. they are going to take a look at it but that locked like it is a bucket. neil: lou in the right place at the right time. stacey: wow! if they got this, the bulls are living right. we will come back to the replay. c.j. going to his left. he steps back but nobody boxes out luol deng. that is a bucket. let's go home. drive home safely. neil: here it is from the inbounds. stacey: nice drive. there is the shot block. it is bucket. that is out of his hands. neil: you will know in a minute. stacey: there's 1.5 on the clock there. neil: it is in his hands, in his hands, out. stacey: it is out. you look at the clock, too. it is out. out of his hands. that is bucket. that is a bucket. there is

john? >> rare inside look at politics inside iran. ivan watson much tonight. >>> a group of american and british activists finally out of egypt months after the workers were accused of promoting anti-government protests. they're still facing fraud charges but headed home tonight. one of the released is sam la hood, the son of the transportation secretary lahood. secretary la hood tonight says "i'm pleased the court has lifted the travel ban and am looking forward to my son's arrival in the u.s. i'd like to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers during this time." >>> in syria today activists report a blood bath where government forces moved into a key neighborhood in in homs. rebels say they withdrew so aid can be sent there. a pair of journalists got out safely. britain joined the united states in closing its embassy in damascus and withdrawing all diplomats from syria. that done because of safety concerns. >>> still ahead here tonight's truth about what you might call mitt romney's john kerry moment. he was against it before he was for i

john elway and the broncos. that would put tebow mania on hold. manning hopes to make his decision by next week. at number four, bubba watson slaved the blue monster. nine birdies and an eagle. he shoots a 62 to take the lead. tiger woods is 7 back. and number 3, what happened to linsanity? his turnover to the fast break. brandon jennings with the nice spin move. the knicks lost four straight. and number two, shows why they call him in oklahoma city. the league's leading shot blocker adds six more to his total tonight. and at number one, justin jackson's dunk. only their second loss of the season. the bear cats will play louisville in a big east championship. and despite the loss, syracuse should still be a number one seed on selection sunday, which of course is right here on cbs 5. >> so you think elway wants any part of manning? >> of course he does. a former quarterback, that would work. >> be right back. ,,

watson finds it for the fast break.. boozer finishes it off. boozer scored 24, with 13 rebounds and four steals. back up guard johnas the third gave a spark early and late.. he scored 20 while coming off the bench. bulls win 85 to 59. they set a franchise record for least amount of points allowed.. and coach tom thibodeau is now the fastest n-b-a coach to reach 100 wins. depaul facing pat summit's lady vols of tennessee in the ncaa tournament . . . anna martin wasn't intimidated. she gets the steal, for the fast break, and passes to brittany rinko for the lay up. martin led the blue demons with 20 points, but tennessee had too much depth.. lady vol vicky baw fights for the ball underneath the basket and puts it in. depaul loses 63 to 48. they finish the season with a 23 and 11 record. vcu coach shaka smart is illinois' top choice to replace that's according to espn-but the illini may have to is still considering replacing coach bill carmody this week. former illini coach bruce weber will interview for his old job at s-i-u. peyton manning has made his decision. he has told his agent to negotiate a deal with the den