ALISON KOSIK, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: We're seeing oil prices crack the $61 a barrel mark for the first time since 2009. A couple of reports that came out have sparked this sell-off in oil, which in turn is causing this sell-off in stock. The latest weekly status report from the government is showing there was a surprise increase in U.S. crude stockpiles. The problem with that is we're seeing demand for oil fall in the Eurozone and China. OPEC's monthly oil market report came out and it's forecasting less demand for oil next year. That's spooking the market even though consumers -- I'm enjoy filling up at the gas tank for much lower -- but it's rattling the energy markets, as you see, as well, rallying stocks. Dow down 235 points.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Definitely rattled. Alison Kosik, keep a close eye on it for us. Thank you very much. Go to CNNmoney.com to check numbers on the big board. Coming up next, will anyone be prosecuted for the CIA's use of torture? Should they be? If that is the case, how high up the ladder will this go? Plus, as the nation really has been having a huge conversation about rape and sexual assault on college campuses, one female writer is suggesting the civil rights of men are being ignored. This is a provocative argument. She'll join me, live, ahead. You're watching CNN.
Dow Drops 200-Plus As Oil Price Plummets