we want to get bryan shactman right now. >> retail has been all over the map, and nordstrom has been interesting. they were beat by a penny, they restated their revenues in line with what they previously reported, and they increased guidance. i looked inside the numbers to see in i sound find out why, one thing for full year gooins with margin compression. they broke four consecutive quarters, down 10% year over year. so a mixed we port, back to you. >> we'll leave it there. up next, how does this happen, the trsh ri department puts $2.4 trillion on the line in a bailout guarantee without congress authorizing it or america knowing about it, and jared bernstein says everybody needs to pay more in taxes. we want to know what you think. end us a tweet. at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the informat

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let's get to bryan shactman. >> tus down $93 right now. the headlines crossed on this and we just got the full release. it's a high flying growth name, and when growth is slowing or less than expected, that's the problem. eps was a beat, guys. revenue was light. not by a lot, but guidance also going to be light. the stock going to be hard,ly pour through the details and get you more on the international as well, express scripts is up 4% as well. >> that sure is a holy cow, situation. >>> in the last few weeks, president obama has making his fair share of phone calls to europe. this week he called on spain's prime minister, but he has by silent on the fiscal cliff. not a word on congress leaving for a five-week vacation. we have diana from the manhattan institute says the president needs to get involved with the problems he can control, but our other guest says the president knows what the republican congress will do. >> dye ya in a, you say the president is not paying enough attention to the fiscal cliff, how so? >> he is letting taxes go

. >>> welcome back, action in the extended our, bryan shactman has some news. >> investors are not buyinghe headline for monster and they're selling. they missed on ips and the revenues, and more begins showed compression as well. it's down 11% but folks it was down for man 15% a few minutes ago. dillard did beat expectations. >>> think baggage fees, aisle seat fees, and others may be gets worse. there is a potential risk between a merger between they have higher fees, higher fairs, and let's flight options. we have the coauthor and henry hartefelt could could not disagree more. >> let's start with the fact that mergers are not new, u.s. airways is the result of mergers. you have airlines like southwest, and others. you also have the in fact that the fees help keep airline fares low. right now they're 19% of what they would have been in 1995. >> you say airline mergers have not produced efficiencies that they claimed in the past. >> that's right, the skeleton in the closet here is the fact that a lot of airline mergers, particularly the large ones, have encountered significant integration