nushs have to ramp it down. >> billions of dollars in online sales, too. not just a bricks and mortar story. to murph's.move inventory? online. multibillion revenue -- >> full price? >> don't have to at full price. you have -- what was it? 36.8 what they're gross margin was. could still do that online. >> margins down almost one full percent. >> for the year? >> correct. that's a problem. >> if you like the story, sounds like you kind of do, 11% down is not good fluff enough to buy th stock? what difference does two or three weeks make? >> you're right. let the dust settle. i don't see a catalyst until the november time frame, your next earnings report. i would look to buy this, but let it settle. >> revenue down 6% last night or if we saw eps miss of 10% or something i could justify this sell-off. i can't justify it based and how close they were -- >> got to go. >> how small the down grade. >> tight race. bear case wins by 2 percentage points. that's t. only because mike's good looking and got all of those kids. >> thank you. i think. >>> well, let's look

. >> to san francisco, up to nushing.back to kerny. >> the postal service told her it would ship the box back and forth forever. >> someone must pounce and a guy with a big neck. >> laura wondered if 7 on your side could catch it. >> if it's in automation it's like a needle in a hay stack. >> james says this rarely happens and why this got stuck is a mystery. >> we did our best. >> this isn't our first case like this. last year, roger toms ordered a camera lens that looped for a month. because a clerk entered a wrong mail code. and the postal service put everyone on alert. someone in new york pounced. >> there was a card, too. just remembered. >> gift looks perfect. she plans to send them off. >> i'm going to get a snail with a backpack and gps. >> she did resend it and get this, she sent it by priority mail. this time, the post office delivered it safely. so if you have a problem click on the sections tab, select 7 on your side. and you can reach me there. >> thank you >> sure >> spencer christian probably has been aroun

. >> to san francisco, up to nushing.to kerny. >> the postal service told her it would ship the box back and forth forever. >> someone must pounce and a guy with a big neck. >> laura wondered if 7 on your side could catch it. >> if it's in automation it's like a needle in a hay stack. >> james says this rarely happens and why this got stuck is a mystery. >> we did our best. >> this isn't our first case like this. last year, roger toms ordered a camera lens that looped for a month. because a clerk entered a wrong mail code. and the postal service put everyone on alert. someone in new york pounced. >> there was a card, too. just remembered. >> gift looks perfect. she plans to send them off. >> i'm going to get a snail with a backpack and gps. >> she did resend it and get this, she sent it by priority mail. this time, the post office delivered it safely. so if you have a problem click on the sections tab, select 7 on your side. and you can reach me there. >> thank you >> sure >> spencer christian probably has been around the

. >> same-store sales nushs tricktric numbering trickling in, t disappointing.does it mean for back-to-school? dana, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> funny to talk about winners and losers in back to school when we're still in august, but let's do that. what do you see in terms of promotion's activity? an issue lately. >> it's been very promotional. the language the consumer understand. see the promiotions continue. basics only work at a price. >> talk about the fashions. sometimes, you know, a couple years ago, colored jeans. sometimes the "it" things drive consumers to the stores. is there an "it" item for back-to-school? >> the problem, there isn't for back-to-school like two years ago. there are certainly dusters and dresses. there's these crop tops that seem to be working and anything with the athletic bend. athletic and active ware the new eve day wear and happening whatever the age. sock bice nike, selling out and more and more active wear stores opening up. >> and maybe an obvious question, dana, where's the trend going online versus brick and

saw play out, but if the bureaucracy is not addressed you'll still have vets waiting and the mine nush that. >> a bill cannot change that leadership can, do you think we have the right va leadership in place right now. >> i know bob mcdonald, he is a strong personality and it's interesting, i asked him, i said why would you take a job like this, this thankless job? he said because somebody has to do it. if anybody can get it done, it's bob mcdonald. >> we will carry the president's event when they start live. closing arguments are under way in the oscar pistorius trial. the latest from south africa next and another big case we're following back here in the u.s. the recreational marijuana industry is booming. so why are so many business entrepreneurs women? that's an interesting new nugget on this debate. i'll talk with msnbc's jmt j. ram bert, who just came back from colorado and has a new report for us. >> women are smarter than men. >> the first lady jokes about the war on women. jokes aside, her comments certainly have a lot of people saying of course women are smarter. it's just on

we've heard nushs 3% would not be inflationary?rmally the way we think about this, nominal wages, dollar wages are going to grow somewhat with inflation plus the rate of productivity growth. to my mind, a normal wage growth, something like 3%, to 3.5%. consistent with the goal and productivity we're seeing. seeing 2% wage growth and haven't seen convincing signs of any uptick in wage growth. and so that's again a sign that there's still slack in the labor market and we have a ways to go to bring our economy back to full employment. >> give me colleagues, anchors at "squawk alley" a sense of the tech economy. how's it going, going fright commerce on productivity, are they creating the stuff that will create the productivity in the future? >> one thing about the bay area economy. it's booming. when i come into work, there are cranes to the right, to the left, behind me, in front of me, and everyone talks about the housing market in the bay area. it's hot, hot, hot. you know, the tech sector is definitely a big part of our local econo

whatever the nushs say, bottom line, still trailing home depot. >> they are. >> where you have to make your investing decision on. >> exactly. i don't think the metrics in the lowe's were as low as home depot. bert managed. ate different than hertz and avis. monopoly, others on the prirry. both, but home depot i sfoect lead. >>> coming up, hewlett-packard up big. what happens after earnings this afternoon? a new twist on the old tech debate. >>> then is golf really on the decline? heading out to the golf course live to ask adam scott about the business of golf and what's behind that killer swing of his. there it it is right there. >>> back-to-school a crucial time. going to the mall of america with more than 500 stores, 40 million annual visitors. who better to grade the retailers than one of those folks on the front lines, the folks at the mall of america. it's all straight ahead on the "half time show." but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so fi