before i head out to the west coast, you don't want to miss lisa gill's preview.'s been there 19 years. then, is the fed finally listening? i'm going to give you my take on the fed chair's comments stay with cramer for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> great day for the market got some pure joy coming next week, though, because we're heading out to san francisco for jpmorgan's 37th annual health care conference. i'm so excited about this. it's a huge confrab. we'll be speaking to all sorts of movers and shakers. it's especially important this year if you're worried about a slowing economy, the health care stocks are exactly what you want to be in let's check in with, and i usually don't have analysts on, lisa gill, jpmorgan's managing director, to get a read on the industry and what's happening t

. >> and i have lisa gill running the conference from the research side just to give you a preview.nt conference i know of. >> everybody goes. >> everybody goes. >> except me. >> david, any time you want to go to me to california -- >> i don't believe it. >> i'm bringing my wife. she's so focused on the show she likes the shopping >>> coming up, we have powell, yellen and bernanke at the american economic association annual meeting we'll bring you live coverage. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm sara eisen with david faber and contessa brewer live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off markets suggesting a blowout jobs report. stocks are higher by more than 2% for every major average the u.s. did create 312,000 jobs in the month of december a lot better than the 176,000 expected another bright spot was wage growth, up 3.2% from a year ago. we are also focusing this hour on washington. in the next hour, congressional leaders will be heading to the white house. the government shutdown now in its 14th day and in just a few moments

haidi: taylor riggs with lisa gill. do not forget tv on the bloomberg.ast interviews. you can also do a deep dive into any of the securities on the bloomberg functions we talk about. join in on the conversation. send us instant messages, any questions for our guests during our show. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. do check it out. shery: this is daybreak asia. a quicket's get you check of the latest business flash headline. eli lilly recovered by losses after agreeing to buying for $8. billion in cash. bloomberg intelligence says it adds two first class assets. s&p has put the company on negative watch because the future debt implications. shery: united continental will take $160 million after-tax charge on his hong kong comedies said last quarter as it faces rising competition. that flights are generating higher costs after corresponding gains in revenue. beend routes have not reassessed at since it emerged in 2010. the cost ofiked its california theme parks by 10% ahead of the new star wars land. the price of a one-day ticket in the summer on h

gilles. ms. hansmann. >> my name is lisa hansmann and i am a first year law student at the yale law school. thank you to both the chairs and judge for having us here and both members of both committees. i will be testifying today on a step that the judicial conference can take beyond the reforms it has already identified, creating a centralized office that is dedicated to addressing judicial misconduct. i applaud the conference's commitment to creating a healthy environment in which all judicial employees can bring their fullest selves to work every single day. however, to achieve this, we believe the conference must go beyond its proposed amendment. as andy mentioned, judicial employees filed zero out of the 1,303 complaints received in 2016. we believe that this 0% reporting rate stems from two fundamental flaws that are not yet addressed by this conference. firstly, the lack of reporting avenues outside of the chief judge. and secondly, a dearth of informal reporting processes. we recommend that the conference tackle these root conferences causes head on by establishing a centralized off