that's good news after we saw stocks slide on weak economic date on friday and a hangover from ben ber faeng's comments on thursday. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 poised for fear first loss some one day cannot necessarily make up for all of that. the congressional office estimates the final taxpayer bill will be $21 billion. the price tag for the government's bailout during the financial crisis declined as firms pay back loans and the economy improves. >>> at&t is adding a monthly fee all contracts. consumers say they're at the bottom of the bill. i think for 61 cents, that's also a good reason people don't know. >> it's often below readability, isn't it, courtney? >> exactly. >>> more business, positive economic news included solid job growth. the number of americans dropping to $340,000 last week. sales rows since the summer of twoichlthmile while the median price of a new home hit the highest on record since 1993. the mother-in-laws rose for a third straight week. >>> sales of recreational vehicles rvs up 70% sense the recession of 2006 and 2009, folks hitting the road. >>> credit companies a