joining us dan greenhaus and heidi moore, finance and editor at "the guardian". it was stunning to watch what happened at the jobs report and the market's immediate reaction to it because people had been gloomy and doomy. this number came in below expectations. >> it says something about how far we have come that a 210,000 jobs report seemed to some degree disappointing. it says something. from the market's perspective and a general sense coming into the report there was a lot of nervousness in the markets that if this market was 275 or on parwith what we had seen last month. so you had negativity built in. when it came in on the benign side you had optimism in the market. >> heidi, when you look at over 200,000 now for six months in a row that is the longest streak we have seen like that since 1997. >> we don't want to throw cold water on that. it is definitely progress. it is hard not to compare it to where we could be. we lost so many millions of jobs during the recession. we not close to full employment by any means. the number we should be watching most is l

sam greenhau schlt and heidi moore. it was stunning to watch the immediate reaction to it. people had been pretty gloomy. the number came in below expectations and, yet, it was above 200,000. what does that mean. >> it says something about how far we've come that 210,000 jobs report is seen to some degree as disappointing. but at the same time, it really says something about how far we've come with 210,000 is disappointing. from the market's perspective and in a general sense, coming into the report, there was a lot of nervousness in markets. this number was 275 or on par with what we've seen last month that the fed wouldn't have to pull forward the rate hike forecast so you had some negativity built in so when it came in roughly speaking on the benign side you had some optimism in the market that the fed would keep it longer. >> heidi, when you look at over 200,000, that's the longest streak since 1997? pretty good deal? >> we don't want to throw cold water on that because it's progress but it's hard not to compare it to where we could be. we lost so many jobs during the r