back to you. >> for more on the datdata, let get to john sylvia. john, what do you make of this?ry number. that's not even the employment number but i'm just shocked by that. >> i think it's that jobless cla claims rose. and the overall gdp influenced by inventory. it looks like consumer spending contributes to growth but it's really mixed. you're looking at structures that were negative and government, federal, state, local, all negative as well. moderate economic growth at best but a really mixed picture. not a uniform strength of the economy. >> let's go through some of this. >> a couple of things, rick does a great job of giving us the highlights, just a few more details. real final sales was up a tick from 1.6 to 1.7. in part we had a business investment, originally reported minus 2 hadn't.1, now it's up 1.9. the negative number was something to be much more concerned about. a little less concerned on the business investment side. inventories grew less than reported. but one of the the big changes here again is government spending. as john sylvia pointed ou, total government