>> in 2017 stocks in the ocd countries fell sharply we highlight ocd stocks because that's the metric by which the opec producers measure the success of their output cuts against, our stocks falling. it's true they've fallen sharply in '17 and we think at the end of the year they're about 55 million barrels or so above the five-year average. indeed product stocks are slightly below the five-year average. having said that, we think in the early part of 2018 partly due to the very rapid rise in non-opec production led by the u.s., that stocks may actually rise in the early part of the year so the day when the surplus to the five-year average is eliminated, it's been put off for a while. but we'll have to wait and see how the supply/demand balance plays out. >> i want to ask about the price action in oil last week. it seems as though the price of crude stalled at $70 and has come down to 63. how much of that is being dragged down by other asset classes and equity specifically there? how much is on the back of fundamental factors? >> it's often been the case in the oil industry over the l

>> i'm not ocd. >> but you don't throw stuff around?ooking. >> do you keep the peas away from the mashed potatoes? >> i'm not that obsessed, no. i want to ask you about bobby kennedy. what is the one thing -- because i'm sure i'm like you, i've read every single bobby kennedy biograp biography. what's been your take away in writing this book? >> this is what i started with and this is what i began with. here's a dirt poor white -- they could be any ethnic group but they're a white family. this guy has obviously been in the military, he's got the crisp salute. we used to look like that as kids but you took your shirt off, it's a hot day. the wife is dirt poor and they're salute and this affectionate patriotic deep belief in a democratic politician. this is gone trump has stolen this crowd away whether in appalachia or anywhere in the big city. but that patriotic, they connected teddy with the love of country -- bobby with the love of country as they did with jack. the democrats have to get this back. they may get it back by default becau

of economic workforce development, from the planning department, from the workforce division, from ocd, and from the office of community investment and infrastructure. we also have city attorney. we have the port's thanks not only for their collaboration but their -- with that, i'll hand it to have to jack for a brief overview of the project leading into your discussion from here today. thanks very much. >> thank you, mike. as mike indicated, this project is a team effort. a collaboration and a partnership with the port of san francisco. with our community of neighbors and stakeholders, who have helped shape the plan that is before you today, one of the reasons the port chose the giants to be their development partner on this project is because we are in it for the long hall. we are not going anywhere. with the ballpark sitting just across the china basin channel, we have a unique interest in doing an exemplary job. the neighbors know this and trust in us, and because -- and they do so because we are also members of the community. mission rock is the product of years of hard work and t

treatment that has shown such dramatic results, in terms of autistic type estimation like anxiety, ocd he's much happier. >> those opposed to the legalization of medical marijuana say there isn't enough evidence about its medical safety and there are concerns about security. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> there is a lot coming up this morning on cbs this saturday, anthony mason, joining us live from new york now with a preview, good morning, guys. >> reporter: hey, jan, good morning, coming up. we'll have the days headlines, plus just few months ago she had never been on the ice. now, she has got chance to take home gold in speed skating. we'll introduce to you aaron jackson before her big race, this weekend. >> and with crazed fans packed arenas ands millions of dollars on the line would you think the competitors would at least stands up. this morning, we will take you inside the rising popularity of court. >> plus the eye opener, dish, muse nick our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning , saturday. >> see you guys in 14 minute. thank you. >> well, it is

you think he might have ocd but it has not been diagnosed.him as an individual. that is the main thing. iagree, an individual. that is the main thing. i agree, i an individual. that is the main thing. iagree, i understand an individual. that is the main thing. i agree, i understand you cannot do that as well in a class of 30 children, but i am a single pa re nt 30 children, but i am a single parent and it isjust me and him at home and we have had adult conversation and he is very involved in the house and everything. he is very able to articulate himself, so maybe in a class of 30 he doesn't feel like he gets the attention. he is not spoiled and i am straight, but he does not maybe get the attention that he wants. let me bring in another emma who has got in touch. hello. your son was in a pru between 2012 in 2014. how did he get on? the first time he was there really well. he went there for a couple of days a week. he had a placement with his mainstream school. the days he was at the pru was fine, but mainstream was unbearable. they had broug