for now, back to you. >> nancy holgrave, thank you.oining us live from london. >>> we want to switch over to sports now, and the nfl regular season finale, we begin with the packers hosting the vikings on sunday night football to green bay the vikings claim the nfc north with a 20-13 win over the packers. running back adrian peterson ran for a score and cornerback captain munerland returned a fumble 55 yards to the end zone helping minnesota win its first division title since 2009. >>> to denver now after falling behind the chargers in the third quarter, the broncos wring in quarterback peyton manning who has been sidelined since mid-november and manning leads the broncos to a 27-20 win that earns denver the afc's number one playoff seed. got to send it to the fans. >>> to buffalo, the jets needed a win to punch their ticket to the playoffs. >> are we going to show this. >> we must show it bill. >> rex ryan plays spoiler keeping new york out of the post season with a 22-17 victory. i thought the jets would be on their way. >> um-hum. >

cnbc's nancy holgrave joins us live from london. how low can it go?that continues to be the question on everyone's mind and it will come as a surprise to many that brent now dipping below the $29 a barrel level and as you already mentioned the news of the lifting of sanctions on iran having a big impact here. it's believed that iran can start to add about 500,000 barrels per day to the global oil supply and keep in mind, there are already concerned this market continues to be oversupplied. added to that, concerns about demand dropping off from china and also some disappointing data out of the united states, adding to concerns that a demand side that's increased in supply could not have come at a worse time but it's not just the oil markets we're watching in relation to the news out of iran, some key european firms also saying indicating they're looking to get back into the market, daimler being one of those, the german company saying it's daimler trucks unit is gearing up for re-entry into iran, talking with some of their partners about restarting a j