Williams Energy News Live -- today's video newscast ,
 =09 =09    Dear Chuck,  We'll have live reports from Capitol Hill on the l=
atest Enron hearing as the Senate Energy Committee takes its first look at =
the energy-related questions raised by the company's collapse. Among witnes=
ses scheduled to attend are Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman P=
at Wood, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman James Newsome, and V=
incent Viola, the head of the NYMEX. Lawmakers are deciding whether new leg=
islation changes may be needed in the aftermath.     A legal fight is brewi=
ng between the White House and the General Accounting Office over the work =
of Vice President Cheney's energy task force.  Cheney is refusing to releas=
e more details on with whom the task force met and the substance of those t=
alks.  The head of the GAO says he may be forced to file a lawsuit as early=
 as Wednesday to obtain the information.     Finally from Washington, Presi=
dent Bush will deliver his State of the Union address Tuesday evening.  The=
 Washington bureau will look at what we can expect from the speech regardin=
g energy policy.   It's earnings time, and we'll continue to check in with =
companies from the Houston bureau.  On Tuesday during the 1:00 p.m. ET news=
cast, Parker Drilling Company President and CEO Robert Parker, Jr. joins us=
 to discuss his company's fourth quarter 2001.  Also, Merrill Lynch-Houston=
 Director Carl Kirst is stopping by during the 4:00 p.m. ET newscast to bri=
ng us an analysis of a compilation of earnings, including Williams and Dyne=
gy.     We'll have more earnings reports from Tulsa as well - Williams Ener=
gy Services President and CEO Steve Malcolm will bring us his numbers first=
-hand from ENL headquarters during the 10:00 a.m. ET newscast.     Is fuel =
cell technology moving fast enough?  In Tuesday's special ENL Team Report, =
we'll take a look at fuel cells, their development, and potential for use. =
 Houston and Sacramento profile the technology, and talk to those working w=
ith it already.  West Coast Correspondent Kym McNicholas goes into the dese=
rt, where researchers are working hard to make fuel cells more practical fo=
r consumers.  From our Houston bureau, Correspondent Kim Benestante shows w=
here fuel cells are actually being used.  The technology is being developed=
 on the Gulf Coast, and is being put to use in Alaska.  Don't miss this ENL=
 Special Report on Tuesday.    Closing Prices for Monday, Jan. 28, 2002    =
Crude: $20.05/bbl +$0.06   Unleaded: $0.5811/gallon -$0.0017   Heating Oil:=
 $0.5313/gallon -$0.0060   Gas: $1.908/mmBtu -$0.129   Fwd uE(Feb.): $3.36/=
mmBtu -$0.10   Keep in mind things are subject to change at a moment's noti=
ce. Occasionally guests have to reschedule or change time slots.  We'll con=
tinue to do our best to keep you updated on future interviews and events.  =
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