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Oil Prices Tumble As Demand Worries Resurface WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Oil prices fell about 2 percent on Friday, retreating further from 11-month highs hit last week as a resurgence of coronavirus infections in China stoked fears about depressed demand for the commodity. Benchmark Brent crude for March settlement dropped 1.8 percent to $55.07 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were down as much as 2.1 percent at $52.03. China reported 103 new infections, the country...

THURSDAY’S FORECAST We will start the day with temperatures near 30° and a few clouds, particularly for our southern counties. Temperatures will warm to the lower 50s through the afternoon with mostly sunny skies. A cold front will pass through during the morning, but we won’t see a big drop in temperatures as winds will be shifting out of the west through most of the day. Those winds will shift out of the north overnight and that will usher in the cooler air. No precipitation is e...

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Oi prices fell sharply on Friday as fresh lockdowns across Europe and signs of new outbreaks in China revived worries about fuel demand.Benchmark Brent crude fell 1.8 percent

Their states. some governors ill speak to and theyll know to the number how many ventilators they have in their state. dont ask us for things when you dont know what you have in your own state. just because youre scared, you ask your medical professionals and they dont know. you have to take inventory of what you have in your own state and you have to be able to show that theres a real need. >> okay. still ahead, u.s. senator kelly loeffler under new scrutiny after questions emerge about her sto...

Occurred to me is that the nixon impeachment although he never got as far as impeachment, because he resigned, that became sort of a template for this process in our own times. and the nixon articles were obstruction of justice, abuse of power, contempt of congress. hear those echos of the articles we are seeing today. >> we hear a lot of debate about what history does tell us and people say, oh, it was always like this. partisanship is in our blood, always been rough and tumble but where theres...

Now it looks like 50% of the population, approximately, supports the impeachment proceedings, but that leaves about 50% of the population either against it or undecided. and at this point, it seems there is very little changing the minds of those people. i think the question now is how many democrats defect, how will this play identity in the senate? what sorts of procedures, processes, will the senate adocket. the decorum of the senate respected or will this turn into a three-ring circuit. >> m...

Anything wrong. and i did not in any occasion and no one ever said it. not one time. >> i didnt say you were doing anything wrong. >> i set up my son to work in an oil company. isnt that what you said? get your words straight, jack. >> you dont have any backbone than trump does. >> righteous anger. >> yeah. i think so. its a rough and tumble out there. the campaign trail youre running into people with strong opinions. voters expect you to push back. its everybody is human and everybody will mess...

Some would like to add to that the obstruction of the mueller investigation. so an obstruction of justice count saying that the president obstructed, interfered with, delayed the mueller investigation, and he should be just like bill clinton was, charged with obstruction of justice. theres no clear point of view on that. theyre debating it now. the people who favored just ukraine say its a much simpler narrative for the american people to get and that the resurrection of the mueller investigatio...

The courts. the courts will decide. if they think this is going to be the same one-way street that they have had up until now, they are sorely, the democrats, mistaken. this is going to be rough and tumble. if the republicans want to go down that road, they can muddy up a lot of democrats. i think the conclusion is a foregone conclusion. i know the president will be acquitted, but i think that joe bidens confidence that hes not going to go anywhere near washington during the impeachment trial is...

Reasonably called. will object and go to the courts, the courts will decide but if they think this is going to be the same one-way street that theyve had up until now, they are sorely mistaken. this is going to be rough-and-tumble. the republicans want to go down that road, they can muddy up a lot of democrats. the conclusion is a foregone conclusion anyway, the president will be acquitted but joe bidens confidence that he is not going to go anywhere near washington is sorely misplaced. >> sean:...