 TfNN, headline, news update. Good afternoon everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, company alive from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 2 p.m. Eastern time on Friday, two hours left to go on the trading day, and we got markets hanging around negative territory. Dow Jones, negative 144 points, trading at 25,328 S&Ps, currently negative by 22, trading at 27, 27 and the NASDAQ, negative by 53 points, trading at 73, 67. Trading day for gold to the upside, up $13.40, trading at 12,9950, oil, negative 93 cents, 55,73, oil had been below $55 at one point, getting a little bit of a pop, and currency action, dollar weakness, negative 353 ticks, trading at 97,275, notes and bonds, slightly higher price, lower yield, 10-year note, up 4 ticks, 122,25, 30-year bond, up 6 ticks, up 45,31, and as we start off the update, the story of the day, the job number, non-farm payrolls this morning, 8.30 a.m. Eastern time, we get a number of 20,000 in February, only 20,000. Estimates had been 180,000, unemployment rate quite a startling number though, 3.8%, pretty remarkable. Nonetheless, way below estimates should be interesting to see where we go from here, let's get over to the markets, Dow 30, currently trading 25,315, there's your 8.30 volatility, so we're basically sitting almost right where we were before that jobs number even, pretty tame day considering S&P 500, a little bit of a different story, trading at 2726, near the lower end of the initial spike off that jobs number in the S&P, we had fantasized about 2737 before that number, still you're only talking about 10 to 11 S&P points on that type of a jobs miss, NASDAQ 100, 69.72, again almost right back up there where we were trading at 8.30 before that number, crude oil, so that's what I said, down for the day, but man, things could have been a lot worse, we were down to 54.52 at one point, you're now a solid dollar and 30 cents above that low, and I mean, check out that trade from about midnight, you go from 56.38, you trade almost down $2, and now we're up a buck 30 from there, quite a market looking at that April crude futures chart. Goal contract, spikes higher on the jobs number, trading at 1299.51, and as we've seen dollar weakness, getting some euro strength, 1.1240 in the euro US dollar. Stay tuned, we got our man Dave White coming up right now with the power trading hour, then of course Tom O'Brien live at three, should be an exciting couple of hours as we finish up the trading week, stay tuned folks, Dave White coming up right now.