a much to michael mckee, reporting from washington. in the meantime, we want to talk to torsten slok about what is happening with manufacturing? torsten: manufacturing has been going through this turbulence. that is why the ism has been rolling over. the question becomes how much of that will continue. the job numbers suggest that things for now look a little bit better on the employment front but maybe the manufacturing sector still needs more runway. it is a global picture that manufacturing has been deteriorating. david: let's talk about what robotics may or may not be doing. steel wire products of maryland is a leading manufacturer of custom products including steel wire and sheet metal that imports to 38 countries around the world. we welcome the ceo, drew greenblatt coming to us today from philadelphia. give us a sense of your business and the role robotics play in it. optimistic, this job report reflects what we are seeing. we are using robotics to help our employees be more productive, more viable making unique parts, patented