companies give courses when they get somebody that they know they can train to do a newfield co coming out that's out. there's a book on tv which i bought, they do the whole family.book is the harding family. and the name of the book is the brainy bunch and they do exactly what we do, except we would send the kids to public school to cn prevent -- y ques >> stanley, let me jump in, can you get to your point or your cr question here? >> oh, and switzerland, they don't test people in any schoolt germany schools get out at noon and you have to be able to make what you design. they don't teach that anymore. >> what's your point, stanley. >> caller: it's hard to explain unless you read that book. >> lou ann simon, are we doing education right in there country compared to other countries? >> i think that as a land grant university, we were founded to blend thefo theoretical and the practical in ways that students would leave michigan state as t-shaped people with the do capacity to do the kind of things that stanley was talkingh about. and we need to do that in very larg propel the s to econ

newfield exploration and southwestern energy each off 34%. >>> the cost of fuel, of course, one of the biggest expenses for airline, so when fuel prices decline, it's generally good news for carriers and their shareholders. here's how some of the biggest airline fared today. united up 4%, jetblue higher by 1%, american, delta and southwest all fractionally higher. >>> meanwhile, opec will likely keep production levels right where they are. reuters reports say a senior oil official from iran says the oil cartel is not likely to lower its production ceiling at its next meeting in november. >> anthony chan joins us to talk about what lower oil prices mean for the economy. okay, anthony, you've heard the conversation. there are two sides to this story. one is that low oil prices helps u.s. consumers. the other is that it hurts increasingly significant u.s. proders. on balance, is oil at $80 a barrel, at 75, at 70 a good thing for the american economy? >> well, remember, when oil prices come down, it certainly gives a big boom to consumers adding as much as a billion a more for every penny

companies give courses when they get somebody that they know they can train to do a newfield co coming out that's out. there's a book on tv which i bought, they do the whole family.book is the harding family. and the name of the book is the brainy bunch and they do exactly what we do, except we would send the kids to public school to cn prevent -- y ques >> stanley, let me jump in, can you get to your point or your cr question here? >> oh, and switzerland, they don't test people in any schoolt germany schools get out at noon and you have to be able to make what you design. they don't teach that anymore. >> what's your point, stanley. >> caller: it's hard to explain unless you read that book. >> lou ann simon, are we doing education right in there country compared to other countries? >> i think that as a land grant university, we were founded to blend thefo theoretical and the practical in ways that students would leave michigan state as t-shaped people with the do capacity to do the kind of things that stanley was talkingh about. and we need to do that in very larg propel the s to econ

halliburton, qep resources and newfield exploration. on the positive side, shares of big telecom services on the rise. up by around a percent. led by verizon, centurylink and at&t. on the food front, you have withindy's down near session lows. that's after the fast casual restaurant chain with the price target lowered from 10. analysts cite among other things the lack of success of pulled pork sandwich and stiffer camp tigs of value menus and ending with sarepta therapeutics. this after the biopharma company said they want more detail of a treatment before approving it for use so a big 30-plus percent drop on the day's session. >> wow. certainly is. tough act to follow for the nasdaq logged the best week in almost three years and kate rogers is looking at the tech-heavy nasdaq and the russell for us. >> that's right. nasdaq barely in the red right now. the russell 2000 in the red today under a half a percentage. semi conductors are leading with sandisk, texas instruments and broadcom seeing gains. now, novavax news to begin a phase one