dick bove, thank you so much. right now the dow is up 26. s&p up 5. could all change in the commercial break? and let me guess, at some point this week some of you if you didn't outright panic about your portfolio, you thought a little bit about it, right? with the closing bell ringing 45 minutes away, don't beat yourself up if you got a little nervous. even hedge fund billionaire bobby axed rod from the hit series billions. coming up, we've got a fox business exclusive with the real wendy rhodes, the hedge fund whisperer reveals what she's been telling people to do this week. and robots, are they really in charge of this market now? stay tuned, we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: we're about nine minutes away from a lot of hedge funds coming in and doing their redemptions or blasting for the -- balancing for the week, so we could get crazy here, but right now the dow's up 54 points. now, some of you learned a new word this week while dropping the spikes and dips in the markets, algos, right? let me show you what some people say algorithmic computer

in the next hour, crystal palace, two a bove in the next hour, crystal palace, two above the relegation would climb to 11th. that is how tight it is at the bottom of the table. that's all the sport for now. more on bbc news throughout the afternoon. you can check out the website to keep up with the tennis. asa keep up with the tennis. as a spurs fan, you keep saying spurs will climb above liverpool if. it's a big if. isaid it it's a big if. i said it was a big if. it's a huge. i'm going to find a local hostelry. and i'm confident that our lot are going to give your lot a beating. i'm confident it will be the other way around. that is why sport is so beautiful. thanks very much. darkest hour, a film depicting winston churchill during the war, has been nominated for 9 baftas and 6 oscars. the make up team that transformed gary 0ldman into the prime minister are among those hoping to win an academy award. brennan nicholls has been to meet them. you cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth! gary 0ldman's performance in darkest hour has already earned him many accolades and

temperatures overnight remain bove average mainly in the 40s and 50s in the warmest spots.ore records likely once again on wednesday. going well back to the 70s once again. and this dry pattern we're currently under looks to last a long time at least through february 17th mid-month. temperaturewise look at the mums. holding onto a lot of the warmth we attained earlier this afternoon. still at 67 in fremont. that's about 10 degrees above the average day time high this time of year. that's how you see how mild it is right now. 60 in oklahoma. 64 in san francisco. but cooler hatch moon bay along the coast at 48. here is the call overnight tonight we have the clear skies. temperatures similar to where we ended up las night, a lot of 40s on the board. perhaps a couple of 30s in the north bay. san francisco will be one of the mild spots overnight with a temperature of 51. the 12-hour planner on wednesday you like today you'll love tomorrow. the sunup at 7:08. sun soaked by midday. temperatures inaloudland already in the 70s. and by 4:00 we're approaching record territory one agai

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lloyd blankfein was hammered hard by a lot of analysts, dick bove, one of them, for not retrofittingoldman business model for the low volatility climate we've seen over the last couple of years. cheryl: right. >> something is happening now. cheryl: i'll tell you what's happening, the charlie gasparino effect on the market. since you've been talking, charlie. now down only 232 points. that just happened as gasparino was talking, there you go. >> i'm such a tout. cheryl: you are, you are. >> look at the dow 30. cheryl: and we've got a couple of names that went green. jpmorgan chase, again, charlie gasparino effect. >> did goldman go green yet? cheryl: i'm half kidding. home depot back in the green. visa. home depot came out with earnings, they had a strong quarter. home depot you can equate to the u.s. economy. people buying and redoing homes, that's the home depot story. visa, consumer spending and amex, american express, intel, the rough story is walmart, that's the consumer. i want to bring in charles payne into all of this. we're talking about this early, charles, i think you're on

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. >> dick bove, appreciate it. let's bring in meg with the health care sector. >> health care across the board fared a little better than the rest of the market today often you see biotech stocks swinging a lot more than the rest of the market did it didn't end up that way. when you saw pharma name, you saw astrazeneca up and bristol-myers. people telling me that could be some of the reason why the sector is holding up a little bit, people looking for earnings catalyst news in terms of clinical data from bristol-myers. probably the biggest catalyst from all of pharma we're waiting for from bristol-myers in addition to that in terms of biotech, there's a big m&a story going on and nasdaq biotech only closing down 1.6% today. normally you see it have a bigger swing than the rest of the markets. amgen, biogen, celgene and gilead amgen having a lot of impact from taxes announcing a new $10 billion buyback. a lot wondering if amgen will be a big buyer. i'm hearing this is a defensive play earlier in the week, you alread