most of the time they lived there certainly after his studio 15 got up and going he never did any oil pa t paintin paintings. the second work is actually from 1990 that was painted when he was sick and as many have you may know there's a historical tradition of artists cross-examine skulls when their contemplating their own death and my mother wouldn't allow this picture in the house. i choose this when he died and finally a drawing work on paper from 1991 which as you can see it's beginning to have some points of view from his very early work per everything also whether he had into someone else and the ideas were also there from the beginning to the end of his life. some of my favorite memories was the way he taught me to see. i'm unable to look at certain places or things without thinking of him. there used to be an appealing building in berkley he loved. you were aware of the bricks underneath. the color it was painted and the effect of the under color that was now the top. there's a place as you approach the bay bridge on the way to san francisco where you can see the water. he would

i will show you oil in just a second, oil prices up significant today pushing them higher pa. ve thing triple digit highs on a daily basis that continues to boost the big oil companies. exxonmobil helping out even if you jump into the energy sector itself, you are going to see a lot of green arrows. a lot that we have seen have come from a boost in the energy sector. oil services sector seeing big gains in today's session. one of the big stories developing is the lack of movement we are seeing in the commodity sector right now. lack of volatility and lack of taking on risk. usually these are very volatile commodities to watch, not the case right now. syria on the back burner, there is an unwillingness by investors to take on risk right now. we continue to watch all of that play out as the dow sits up 100 points handing it back to you, liz claman. liz: can you believe that? content to march higher. the closing bell ringing in about six minutes. director of music. they compose music for these games. david asman, get ready, we will see how these guys do their jobs. right after the

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oil prices. if you look at the link between what the stock market is doing and western economies in terms of growth. we know there's been pa disconnect in terms of stock market highs and sluggish growth. according to u.s. gdp growth up 2.5% and manufacturing indexes across the u.s., u.k. and china all up at the moment. if we look long-term, i think there are significant underlying data and trends to support economic growth to override what might come. >> we've been showing you the price of a fourth stock all the way through the interrogatory view because ford reported it up. and the market likes that. and 1658 as we speak, a gain of 1 1/2%. do check apple, please, it's above 500, a buy rating from cantor fitzgerald. apple is expected to unveil the latest version of the iphone next week. 498 as of right now. apparently, i keep using that word, but this is the case, more groceries and brand name products driving product at the discounter dollar general. up 20% this year. and another 3% today. then we have the discount airline, ryanair disappointing outlook there. it blames the weak economy in europe and a weak found sterling