the world said, wow, that was pretty impressive show of power. and prices went down, but this looks more longer and drawn out and that would be, very, very bad for oil prices. >> yesterday we know that the average price of a gallon of gasoline was $3.54, national average, today you say it's up to 3.55. so, what do you forsee? >> i think what's going to end up happening with that national average, again, that's oil, that's gasoline prices at the pump across the nation on a national average. already, prices for gasoline are sub standingly higher, 40 or 50 cents per gallon before this attack, baked into the price that has to work through the system and eventually get to the pump so i would say, the confluence of the perfect storm, if you will of libya, of you know, the nuclear problems going on in japan and in the driving season, beginning of the driving season today you're going to see substantially higher my guess is somewhere around $4 this summer and if things don't work themselves out in the middle east, you could approach $5 a gallon gasoline