brings me back to dan stesich, today you had a fed-head. of course it was new york federal reserve chief bill dudley said in newark, new jersey, to a business office we're not really sure if the march jobs report was a one-off or if there is true weakness or softness. we have to wait and see. then we'll decide whether to tighten rates in june. do you think we see june tightening, no way or push off to september or 2016. >> depends. it is absolutely right. the fact he said we'll see if this is one-off makes me fearful and there is something there. if the jobs report comes out strong and one following we'll see a fed hike in the june area. that is not something to be afraid of. i would rather see a fed rate hike than for them to hold back any longer. liz: what would that do to stocks, tony? what do you think? >> we i it that stocks are, we have trouble in front of you. if you look at friday, for example, the labor report, people say, okay, the weather. the weather is baked into the labor statistics already. maybe you say ports in california a

dan stesich from the cme. dan, i talked about the job figures tomorrow, will those figures kill off uncertainty, wild swings we've seen in this market? >> i don't think entirely. if we have a good number, it will help bring that down some. we'll want to look at economic numbers. first quarter looks like it was influenced by weather just like we saw the first quarter last year. but if continue into second you will see more volatility. employment should be good tomorrow. all indications it will be but we'll have to wait and see. liz: let me stay with you for a second, dan. hard to position when the markets are closed tomorrow ahead of that number but if it is, expectation to see gains of about 245,000, unemployment at 5.5%, maybe a teeny bit of wage growth here. is there anything that a trader or investor can do right now, market's closed to position for that? >> you know there really isn't and i think the market showed you what they're doing today. looks like they feel comfortable with what they have and they're