mr. garcia, you see -- >> we're in trouble. >> a big drop in oil prices and say to yourself, i know thisperhaps a boon to the u.s. consumer not falling too sharply, would you "x" that out of your policy response? >> i don't know. i really don't know. if it's a situation getting close to full employment, or pushing beyond, we get actual real wage clothe climbing for the first time, then there's going to be less pressure to do that. for now, the fed missing on the inflation target for better part of two and a half years. >> do you think they're going to end -- hang on a second. we'll come back to this in a second. the results of twitter are out. julia boorstin has the numbers and a special guest. julia? >> that's right. twitter revenue at $361 million. up 114% year over year, $10 million more than wall street projected. earnings per share in line with expectations at one scent per share. the key number is monthly active user number and coming in at 284 million monthly active users. looking at advertising arch re knew per user, $1.12. that's one cent better than expected and fourth quarter