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alix: my co-anchor joe wiesenthal is on vacation this week but couldn't stay away for the jobs reportu look very well rested. you're here to tell us what we missed from today's numbers. what did you find? joe: well i love this jobs report and i really think if it weren't for all the market volatility we'd almost be talking about will the fed raise rates twice this year? we're really approaching, the labor market obviously getting tighter. the unemployment rate for people, 20 to 24 is always elevated sort of more marginal workers, really collapsed this month. you have to really like that number. dropped significantly from the month before. lowest level in years. real sign that the labor market is getting much tighter. along with the u6 number you pointed out earlier. another thing, and i saw this chart from matthew who you just had on flows in and out of the labor force, really accelerating people outside the labor force, rushing back into the labor force. people outside, inside the labor force leaving lots of flexibility, people retiring, people coming back in. so outside of the headl