CNN reports on the Oil prices on Wall St. Since surging to a record $147.27 a barrel on July 11, crude has tumbled by over $40, or more than 27 percent. It's now at $106.23 a barrel but was at $106.23 a barrel during the day.

OPEC is worried and is meeting next week in Vienna in response to the two-month plunge in prices. They don't want it to fall below $100 a barrel. But cutting back probably won't stop the plunge.

[W]ith the dollar on the rebound, many analysts say even a production cutback could prove ineffectual in boosting oil prices.

The dollar weakened modestly against the euro and pound on Friday after the employment report, but rose against the yen. The dollar's recent comeback has helped accelerate oil's price decline.

ABCNews reports that law enforcement sources said a man was arrested Friday near the U.S. Capitol with a gun, ammunition and an improvised explosive device.

[A]t approximately 11:00 a.m. ET, a driver approached a Capitol Police Officer for directions at 2nd and Independence Ave., SE, near the Library of Congress.

The officer noticed a rifle case in the car and the car was searched. Police say they found one rifle, two fully loaded magazines, ammunition and what was described as a grenade-type IED.

The IED was removed and rendered safe. The car is still being searched on the scene.

"Hey, My client merely found this stuff and was trying to return it to the proper authorities...."