lauren simonetti watching the markets. edward lawrence also in d.c., and jackie deangelis in new york, but on the markets, lauren, we start with you. lauren: what a day, right? oil saw the biggest gain one day ever, up 25%. closing just over $25 a barrel. energy stocks rising in a big way. what happened? the president said russia and saudi arabia appeared close to a supply cut, taking oil off the market. we don t know if that will happen, if they actually agree to it or how much they will take off the market and where exactly they will put all of that crude because think about it, we re not using very much right now. so supply is certainly out there. anyway, great day for the price of oil. and with that, some of the big energy stocks as well. the oil news helped investors brush aside the news we got an hour before the market opened this morning. that showed last week 6.6 million americans filed for first time unemployment insurance. 6.6 million. if you add that to the week be
where they had white a busy day. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. same there. phil flynn watching action in gold in chicago on the floor. gerri, on the floor, take us through the crazy day. reporter: we started down, continued on. you can see by this chart, worst day for stocks since august 23rd. all subpoena 500 stocks traded lower. a decade low for manufacturing. i m not hearing from traders a huge amount of surprise about this. in fact it was surprising in the opposite direction we kept hitting new highs. they were more surprised by the fact that we hit nearly 900 points yesterday and today for the dow. looking for earnings next couple weeks. that could be negative. could be a replay of last year s third quarter. we ll see eps down about 2% year-over-year. major averages today, dow down 1.85%. the s&p down similarly, 1.78. nasdaq even more so. look al that. meanwhile talk about oil, this is an important thing. you see on the screen right there down
packer? the search for the missing 14-year-old came to a heartbreaking end luzerne county with the discover receive her body. tonight another twist the girl s mother is now a person of interest in the investigation. good evening, i m iain page. i m dawn timmeney in tonight for lucy noland. the case was involving law enforcement from three different counties. let s get straight out to fox 29 s chris o connell at abington township police with the very latest. chris? reporter: dawn, police here in abington township do know one thing is for certain. and that is 14-year-old grace packer was murdered. her dismembered body found about 100 miles north of here in the woods. but as you said n a shocking twist, her adoptive mother is now charged in connection with this case. but police still need your help. on the abington street killed filled with lights and decorations one house sits conspicuously dark. could it be where 14-year-old grace packer was killed? how did this yo
through and that pushes the strongest of the activity along the 95 corridor by about 9:00, 10:00, still straggling showers and storms by midnight. but then it clears out and our thursday is going to feel quite a bit different. we got up to 69. we ll stay in the 50 s. and have a very mild evening with this welcome rain coming through at kind of a tough time. another check of radar in a few minutes and look at your seven-day forecast ahead. tony? thank you very much. out of prince george s county. police are on the scene of a barricade situation in the 9800 block of west fail lea road in upper marlboro. police building the suspect barricaded himself inside the home. alexandra limon is live on the scene for us. alex, what have you been able to find out. reporter: well, i ve been able to find out that police were actually called at the scene about three hours ago and this situation has been ongoing ever since then. close. in upper marlboro. now, what we re told is that arou
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