joining us to discuss, jan hatzuis, as always on jobs day, chief economist at goldman sachs. see you. >> hello. thank you. >> you were below consensus at 210,000. you must have been very surprised on the positive note from these numbers. >> yeah. we had taken it down to 210 from 250 and cheerily should haven't done, that but, you know i think in general the message has been a good one on the labor market and i think this was a strong report not just in the employment numbers in the payroll employment numbers but also in the household employment numbers despite the increase in the unemployment rate which was due to more people in the workforce. >> we've seen better wage growth, seen it across sectors. there's a lot of improvement this report. it's being reflected in the treasury market right now, yields up across the board. >> yeah. >> do you have to bring forward your expectation that the federal reserve is going to increase interest rates in september? >> i mean i think june is certainly possible and the probability of june has gone up with this report. i think if it had bee