dear foible, forget that. dear madam, mistress marwood had told my lady wishfort, but i warrant you. i turned it all for the better. i told her that mr. mirabell railed at her. and now, my lady is so incensed she'll be contracted with sir rowland tonight, she says. i warrant you i worked her up so that he may have her for asking for, as they say of a welsh maidenhead. oh, rare foible. i beg your ladyship, acquaint mr. mirabell of his success. i would be seen as little as possible to speak with him. besides, i believe madam marwood watches me. she has a month's mind, but i know mr. mirabell can't abide her. john, remove my lady's toilet. madam, your servant. i fear my lady is so impatient that she'll come for me if i stay. i'll go with you up the back stairs, lest i should meet her. indeed, mistress engine, is it thus with you? are you become a go-between of this importance? why this wench foible is the passe-partout, the very master-key to everybody's strong box. my friend mistress fainall. i thought there was

it's to convert atmospheric moisture into water that is ad foible? no, just making sure. could it be used as a bong? >> um, i don't think so. >> stephen: it would be the only thing in the world that could not then. >> we're developing a sensor to install in a football helmet to detect traumatic brain injury and report? >> stephen: why do we need that? i played football as a kid and i never suffered any brain injury. >> most students don't even know they received a concussion over their playing time. >> stephen: but why do we need this because i played football as a kid and never suffered a brain injury. >> because there's been a significant increase. >> stephen: but why do we need this, i played football as a kid and never suffered a brain injury. why do you enforce the commitment? >> if you don't follow through with the commitment we won't invite you back. >> stephen: my advice for the kids just trying, based on that shoot low so you know you make your commitment. >> i see it differently. even if you don't achieve 100%, if you achieve 20% you made a tangible difference.

i mean, they're taking advantage of the fact that foible possibly -- or that anidetroit is a relatively opened platform. >> apple wants to own the relationship with you, the use. facebook is saying we want to own the away action a they can only do that -- and. >> and this gives more mobility. >> what's our future? eventually they'll sell ads, so it will become a revenue driver, but mark zuckerberg was very clear that ads are in the future. >> and available this coming friday, april 12th. >> and going to be available both as a download from the google play store if you already have an android. in addition, they announced as htc at&t phone is coming out for $100 that will have it preloaded and more phones will have it preloaded. >> rich, thank you very much. >>> thank you for watching. this is our show for the week. thanks for my guests. i'm scott mcgrew. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. >> in for the touchdown. >> championship over. >> to win the derby. >> a stanley cup for los angeles. >> shaun white doubles. boy toss he deliver. >>> detroit, michigan, the motor city

it is all of our foibles. these pictures -- i am not reading your twitter feed. >> i think he is a weasel and i don't like anything about him. on the other hand he got cause in the cross hairs and it mushroomed and ballooned. >> here is my problem with wiener. >> his name alone is your problem. he said penis. >> he is trying to do his tour and he is saying it is about personal behavior. it is about sitting down with the journalists and lying to their face. am i right? >> yes, you are right. you follow-up on the news statement of i can't say whether there are any other photos of me. remember when he was asked at the time if this was a photo of his pecker and he said i am not sure. >> i know exactly what mine looks like. >> i can pick my own out of the lineup. >> we are not making jokes. we are -- >> i avoided the mushroom joke. >> and bill clinton is on twitter. are you going to tweet him? >> i have nothing funny about this. no, you can tell -- as you pointed out from the first few tweets one of these twitter f

what actually is the official -- or not the foibl take, but what's your take as to what the headline going to be today? >> we have it at 3.4, which is obviously better than the 0.4 reading in the fourth quarter, which was distorted we think a lot about hurricane sandy. we saw a massive drop in utilities spending because people couldn't get electric nor could businesses. that should lead to a pretty big snapback in utility spending. but the key number to focus on, really, is what we call private final domestic demand and that could be upwards of 4%. >> i was just going to ask you, actually, how real the strong growth in the first quarter is, if it has to do with the rebound in energy or electricity utilization and with an inventory swing. >> we believe it's for real. if we're riding at 4% private final demand growth in the first quarter, that follows about a 3.5% gain in the fourth quarter. so you'd have the two best back to back quarters since '05. and led by housing, as you suggested at the outset and higher home prices, these really should be very positive over time for u.s. househ