barton there. there's an entire room devoted to her, perhaps a more fitting memorial than the rest stop on the new jersey turnpike that we have named for her. [ laughter ] the third path-breaking effort made in 1865 was to devise a system of medical service that could be organized before any hostileities started. her idea was that once the shooting began it was too lit to start collecting supplies or recruit appropriate personnel. she wanted something that would be ready to go whenever it was needed. this again was in sharp contrast to the experience of both sides in the civil war, which had to scramble to put together medical arrangements while the chris skies are was upon them. the first thing barton proposed was that warehouses be built where supplies could be collected and stored so they could be quickly pulled off the shelves and made available. her own house was living proof of this. during the war, barton had solicited supplies as well as distributed them and she had lived with piles of blan

barton there. there's an entire room devoted to her, perhaps a more fitting memorial than the rest stop on the new jersey turnpike that we have named for her. [ laughter ] the third path-breaking effort made in 1865 was to devise a system of medical service that could be organized before any hostileities started. her idea was that once the shooting began it was too lit to start collecting supplies or recruit appropriate personnel. she wanted something that would be ready to go whenever it was needed. this again was in sharp contrast to the experience of both sides in the civil war, which had to scramble to put together medical arrangements while the chris skies are was upon them. the first thing barton proposed was that warehouses be built where supplies could be collected and stored so they could be quickly pulled off the shelves and made available. her own house was living proof of this. during the war, barton had solicited supplies as well as distributed them and she had lived with piles of blan

the two first met 25 years ago though barton was just four hours old. in what some would call a miracle encounter. it was november 21, 1989. buelna was on duty in santa ana. >> "it was like a sound of a very low meow, like a cat or something." >> reporter: eileen the sound from behind a garbage dumpster. buelna started moving trash around and then made the shocking discovery. >> "i noticed the umbilical cord, and he was covered. he still had all the mucus and stuff, and all the trash and gravel was sticking to him. i tried to give him a tiny little bit of breath, and he reacted a little bit." bill reilly >> dan: riley ballarat the baby weighed just four pounds, two ounces. buelna named him adam. a sketch of his 19- year-old biological mother -- later identified as serena diaz -- went out. she was later arrested for attempted murder. >> "i'm not angry or upset with her, and i forgive her because she was a young woman in a very compromising position." >> : i need adam was adopted by an orange county couple. >> "it's been an honor and privilege to be your

barton, i will start with you. why are you so positive? barton: people are loving netflix. we did a consumer survey that we just got data back on right as netflix was going into earnings and it was telling us that people use netflix as much or more than tv. if you are a netflix subscriber, 49% say they watch netflix more than they watch tv. 57% advantage he had to choose they would choose netflix over their pay-tv's description. this argues that they can use -- raise rate over time and it is they have a great value, so they can spend more on content where they are already established, which is not so great. once they finish their international ramp, which is the next two years, you will see a real stairstep in earnings. i think what they are doing domestically will be replicated around the world where the market opportunity is much larger than in the u.s. at this point. emily: i am not going to lie. i watch netflix. i like it. is that enough? cory: my kids don't even know how to use the cable guide. and they cannot say netflix. but they know how to run it. the international

so barton sees this sally barton pointed out to him. they strike up a deal in the flatiron building with a parker showroom was at the time. time. this is a picture of him. a lot older and a terrible quality photo but they strike a deal to buy games. monopoly becomes a monster bestseller. parker brothers can't make these things fast enough. in the story of barrow inventing it during the great depression becomes a huge part of the publicity campaign. they actually use darrow and his image to make a game that you see on the bottom which did not sell well. there never had been a boy game creation story like the darrow story. he's giving interviews, a lot of press. press. one of the things they need to do is make tokens. when the quakers were playing the game they used buttons, earrings, miscellaneous objects. parker brothers cause under house manufacturing. you might know them for the crackerjack prizes. so a lot of the tokens some of them have loops because they were originally made his charms. even beyond the crackerjack prize situation,

barton: it is a great part of the story. something i never expected them to be as successful as they have been with original content. they have to hundred 20 hours of original content this year. that will double over the next year to 600 40 hours. that is more original content that you will get. as they have grown this original content the time people spend easing the service has increased. subscriber's spent an average of two hours a day watching netflix in the first quarter. that was up nearly 30% year-over-year. i think there is a direct connection between the original time spent. i think they have a model that gives them a lot of data about what people want. those two things have put them in a powerful position. people like their service but they are paying a lot less for it. that is an opportunity to extract value. emily: let's talk about piracy. with hbo this week 4 new episodes of "game of friends wer -- "game of thrones" were leaked. is netflix's beef with piracy different? cory: i was surprising how much time they s

this is a picture of barton and he is older here. but they strike up a deal that will buy the games. monopoly is a best seller and the story of it being invented during the great depression is a huge part of the publicity for the game. they made a game called bowls and bears that didn't sell well. there was never a board game creation story like this story and he is giving interviews and press everywhere. one of the things they need to do is make tokens. parker brothers caused on doust manufacture who makes cracker jack prizes. a lot of the token you can see have loops because they were originally made as charms. even beyond the cracking jack prize situation if you were a company like a flat iron company you might give customers an iron token. so they used the existing molds. it is fought long before parker and barton realize they have a problem and there are a lot of other monopoly games out there. barton writes to daro saying where did this game come from? can you give us a detailed history of the game. we might use it for publicit

against mischa barton."o sift through the details on that one. >> yeah. hope they work it out. >> that shows you how fickle fame is. how people get hot and get cold so fast. tough business. >> keep an eye on that. >>> next up on our "heat index," ellen pao making headlines again. you may remember she recently lost her suit in silicon valley but in her new job running reddit she is actually banning salary negotiations for new employees saying they can hurt women applicants. abc's rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: this morning, ellen pao, the woman at the center of silicon valley's biggest sex discrimination suit making headlines again. this time as the head of social media company reddit choosing to ban all salary negotiations for new employees telling "the wall street journal," "men negotiate harder than women do and sometimes women get penalized when they do negotiate. we aren't going to reward people who are better negotiators with more comment says. pao recently made headlines after losing a gend

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fast forward 25 years when he met the boy he rescued, now a young man named robin barton. reports of their reunion caught the attention of barton's birth father who had been looking for his son for years. yesterday they finally met along with five of barton's new found sisters. >> i was raised as an only child. >> yeah. how does that even feel? >> that in itself is -- just adds to the -- easy how amazing this situation is, this journey unfoldsed a lot quicker than i expected. >> barton was able to speak to his mother by phone. santa ana police say she was deported to mexico several years ago. >> incredible story there. >>> the opening bell just minutes away. we're going to take an early look at the numbers. >>> and more on our developing story. relief from thousands of miles away. what the u.s. is doing to help nep nepal, next. >>> live look outside from san bruno mountains of the san francisco city scape there in the early morning hours. it is 6:26. >>> good morning. today feeling like summer out there. then we have an up and down weather pattern to tell you about. weathe

a woman named clara barton joined that effort. she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red cross against a white background. >> returning to the united states, she founded the american red cross in 1881. and ever since then, the american red cross has been helping people in need. what are some of the big disasters the red cross responded to? >> the red cross has been responding to disasters since its beginnings in 1881, when there wa

his name is robin barton. then it gets even more unbelievable. news reports of their reunion caught the attention of barton's birth father who had been looking for his son for years. yesterday they finally met, along with five of barton's five newfound sisters. >> i was raised an only child. >> reporter: how does that feel? >> that in itself adds to the -- how amazing this situation is and this journey unfolds a lot quicker than i expected. >> from an only child to five sisters. like that. he was also able to speak to his mother by phone. santa ana police say she was deported to mexico several years ago. >>> and we have some congratulations in order for meteorologist christina loren. not only does she keep her eyes on the heavens, she always keeps her eye on heaven. she got her master of theology this weekend. congratulations. >> thank you. i wasn't expecting that. you caught me offguard. are you so good to me. thank you, kris scott and adrian, our producer. 78 in concord. 74 in n san jose. and temperatures are even mild this hour at the immediat

the abandoned boy dubbed baby adam is now a 25 year old man named robin barton.so many years ago. >> it is wonderful to finally have met you, to see the man who found me first. >> we spoke for four hours, at the i thought the restaurant would throw us out. >> officer and barton have a lot in common apparently. the officer and his four siblings were also abandoned by his mother. spent over 20 years looking for his mom. now, barton wands to -- wants to find his mother, as well, and the officer plans to help. >> all right, 6:49 right now. at the move thinks weekends, young woman discovers the secret eternal youth. but what does it cost her? blake lively of gusty girl fame stars in title role the new age of add line. suzanne marquez has a sneak peak. >> it says here were you born in 1908. that makes you 45 years old. >> blake lively's character in the age of addaline is forever young, freak accident, in the 1930's, renders adaline immune to the effect of time. she watches as the wormed ages around her, but her secret keeps her away from most people. >> happy birthday

barton, welcome. i almost don't know where to begin. must expect that a call like this is going to be subject to some sort of ridicule. how you double, more than double your price target overnight. and go from what i believe was a neutral to such a hyperbolic price target and rating. >> okay. so i've covered netflix for a number of years. i had a buy rating on it from 100, to 3 50. i stepped aside. because i didn't see how successful they would be. the international trajectory has been better than i ever anticipated. i upgraded it to 100 because i thought the original content would work. i didn't realize they would get to the point they're getting to right now in the this survey we just completed. is that people who are netflix is your describers half, or more than half watch netflix more than they watch pay tv. they would keep netflix over their pay tv subscription. for an $8 a service, that gives awe tremendous leverage to drive up rate over time and the contribution margin on that is great. with this modful consumers love your conten

barton was also able to speak to his mother by phone, too. santa ana police say that she was deported to mexico several years ago. >> wow, what an amazing reunion there. >>> leaky suitcase led to a big drug bust in new york. police at laguardia airport say screeners noticed liquid leaking from the checked bag that wreaked of marijuana. they found several pounds of pot inside. another bag checked in by the same traveler had more drugs. it added up to 18 pounds of pot and nearly 3 ounces of crack cocaine. officers found the suspect waiting at the gate and arrested him. >> having more than 3.4 liquid ounces was not the only thing that did that person in. >>> up with of the new york city's most wanted animals is now in custody. there's been a coyote craze going on. cameras are capturing them everywhere. now a breakthrough. surveillance cameras showed nypd officers capturing a female coyote yesterday outside a cafe. tranquilized it and delivered it safely to a shelter where it is receiving care. >>> a lot of humor this past week as white house. co

. $12million of that time at barton says it will spread to make some much needed improvement at several stations along market street. the agency had its share of problems. it's disgusting. they let all the homeless people lay all over the ground. i think it could use a little freshening up. the wear and tear is evident. we know that. this is something that we have to do. in phase one they will replace the escalators up to the entrance is in the civic center. the cost of the project $4 million per entry. bart says employees will be able to lock the kid is for an added safety issues. they also look for by any led lighting to the concourse and platform levels also for elevators and escalators and as far as the homeless problem birches working on that also. we are enforcing a public asset code that says that people are lying down with you to ask them to set up were to leave. the project is expected to be finished by 2017. they will be at the foul and civic center station think it rocks to get more input from writers. the cost of renting a home in the bay area is continuing to rise. it would

i'm mark barton.lso coming up today, emily chang sits down with facebook's chief officer and virgins richard branson for an exclusive conversation on the balancing of work and family. we will bring you that later in the show. manus: the nasdaq futures are trading higher this morning, as we get started here in europe. the end of asia signaling a potential for record high. that comes on the back of the nasdaq composite topping its.com era peak. why investors are so bullish the tech woman is in the house with these stories. caroline: think it so much. look this record high in the nasdaq. whenever this dotcom boom? i'm sure you do. we search past that 16-year high. it looks like we could rise, once again. all down to three key points. let's get to the biggest in terms of sales. and that is not other than amazon. it is all about retail, e-commerce for amazon. this is a company that brings in $22.7 billion per quarter. in sales, sales up 50% -- they be the estimates. and drastically, they start to break out

i am mark barton. caroline: and i am caroline hyde. manus: and i am manus cranny. mark: pensioners and civil servants. manus: and it equity target of 10%. of course, it abandoned its original target of a return on equity a number of years ago, so return on equity their of 12%. that was with the corporate bank side of the business. this is the strategy for deutsche bank. focusing on investment. this after they delivered their first-quarter numbers, the second-best revenue on record driven by the investment bank it should be said. a post-tax return of 10%, with planned growth leverage reductions, so this is reducing the amount of weighted assets on its balance sheet, which carry big capital requirements. the target there, 200 billion euros worth. everyone is in the same game here. barclays, ubs, credit suisse. all of the major banks are in exactly the same game of trying to do lever their balance sheet to stabilize what is called their buffer of tier one ratio at about 11%. that slipped ever so slightly in the first-quarter numbers. let's cross over to hans nichols,

the temple university police expanded coverage zone as of last fall, temple police anal identify barton security began patrolling susquehanna avenue as par of the new initiative to better serve the 13,000 students live honor near campus. so police continuing to investigate this attempted robbery. a spokesperson did say that the student was not hurt and believed that nothing was taken from him. mike and alex. >> my goodness. it just keeps happening. >>> 6:05. >>> two teenage girls are hit in the northeast. >> but police say this was not another hit and run. >> so this happened just after ten last night at tyson and the boulevard. the the driver reportedly went around the block and return to the scene to talk to police. they were not seriously hurt. >>> just had somebody on twitter say, iain, if the eagles win the super bowl with tim tebow, he will go to church, for the rest of his life. >> wow. >> all right. >> all right good there is a commitment from iain. >> so, some say we are born again, he is back. circus maximus. do you think this is turning into a circus. tim tebow has signed wit

the temple university police expanded coverage zone, as of last fall, temple police anal identify barton security began patrolling susquehanna as part of the new initiative to better serve the 13,000 students live honor near campus, it his o'clock on a a monday morning. there is no activity out here right now. we will talk to student once they wake up and learn more about this incident again, a temple university spokesperson says it was an attempted robbery and the student is doing just fine. back to you guys. >> lots of safety concerns surrounding that campus, all right, jennifer, thank you. >>> two teenage girls were struck as they walked across the the the roosevelt boulevard in tyson avenue in the northeast late last night this was not a hit and run. we're told driver went around the the block and returned and is cooperating with police. girls injuries are not serious. >>> authorities say a woman has been charge with attempted murder following friday's hit and run that cost the woman her leg. precious coleman is also charged with aggravated assault. police say coleman used her dodge

the clara barton parkway has reopened after an accident. the cell phone video shows the scene near the cabin john parkway. fire officials say that several cars were involved, three people were injured, one of them seriously. we know at least one person was thrown from a car after it hit a tree. the police in anne arundel county have made a second arrest in the shooting of a fellow officer. daniel blake of severn faces multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit attempted murder. corporal larry adams was wanted while chasing a suspect friday morning. he has been upgraded to serious condition at shock trauma in baltimore. friday, the police arrested another man in charge him with intent to murder. numbers of congress just a few hours from returning to capitol hill after a weekend of heavy police presence at the capital. security on the minds of many after a man pulled out a handgun and killed himself outside of the building's western base. we checked in with capitol hill police and they say even with congress returning tomorrow, they wil

and so sally barton pointed out that this is out there and they strike a deal on the flat iron buildings a picture of him and he's a lot older here. but they strike it up and the novel he becomes a parker brothers bestseller. and one of the things that they need to do is do tokens. when the quakers were playing the games they used buttons and hearings and miscellaneous object, things that were around, so parker brothers called this company in chicago and what you might know them for is making crackerjack prices. as you can see a lot of them have a few loops because they were originally made with times. even beyond the crackerjack price situation if you were a company like this, you might have a little iron token like this. and so they use some of those existing things. so it's not long were they realize that they have a problem, which there are a lot of other monopoly games out there so he writes to him and says hey, where does this name come from and can you give us the detailed history of the game and one of the games is the finance game. when you look at this, you can see that it loo

after a pursuit and foot chase, over officers arrested him near fairfax drive and barton street. the officer was not seriously hurt. >>> police are searching for the hit-and-run driver who heard an off-duty -- hurt an off-duty police officer in montgomery county. police tell us the officer was struck while walking in chevy chase yesterday afternoon near wisconsin and south park avenues. that officer was also not seriously injured. >>> a lawsuit is being filed against the district's biggest medicaid provider. that story is coming up. >> still ahead, a challenge to the funny, crazy and sometimes creepy rob lowe ads for directv. >> and our pothole patrol is bumping up and down on 8th vote in northwest washington. here you'll find a hum dinger after crater in the intersection of butternut and aspen streets. it's so deep the asphalt is almost gone and it's down to the cement. we already alerted ddot and with pothole palooza under way, crews should get it patched within the next two days. if you have a pothole would you like fixed, go to tellwusa9.com or tweet us using the hashtag poth

a firefighter is working to save a driver who was ejected in a crash on the claire barton parkway. he may have discovered that the road was closed because of this. three cars crashed near the exit. in addition to the man who was ejected, two other people were hurt. they're all expected to survive. >>> i have started a new career recently. this is a fifth generation company which means a lot to me. >> that's one of many speakers in the video launching hillary clinton's campaign for president. and right now, clinton is on the road headed for iowa. clinton is clearly hoping to reintroduce herself to voters in that critical state, but the latest poll numbers there show it won't be easy. let's bring in nbc's tracie potts live on capitol hill with a look at how iowa voters can see clinton. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. her national numbers look good in our latest "wall street journal" and nbc poll. last week quinnipiac issued a poll that found her likability numbers, whether people trust her, whether they think she's honest 49-43 in iowa. she has some work to do there and that

[laughter] >> mischa barton is suing her mother.est example of a child star sparring with their parent turned manager. the actress who rose to fame on the oc claims her mother stole money from her. she served as her daughter's manager throughout her career. she also says she kicked her out of a nearly $8 million home bought with her acting proceeds. >> a bear with a hank erring for chocolate broke into a florida home and headed right for the easter candy. the homeowner heard a commotion and thought it was her husband getting ready for work. it was a 300-pound black bear eating the easter chocolate. the bear took off but returned to the yard the next morning. the family scared him off by banging pots and pans. >> that bear probably had a belly ache too. 4:57. new video shows the arrest of a new jersey man who later died in police custody. >> a scary moment brings a mayoral debate in philadelphia to a sudden stop. "action news" continues. >> ♪♪ around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of w

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. >>> there were frantic moments tonight as firefighters tried to rescue a driver on the clara bartonarkway. three people were hit near the exit at cabin john. one driver hit a tree and the impact threw him about 75 feet from the car. two other people were hurt. park police are looking into who was at fault. but everyone is expected to survive. >>> with a tweet and a video hillary clinton made it official. today's announcement was no surprise but it energized supporters and political opponents. we show what to expect as clinton hits the campaign trail. >>> every day americans need a champion and i want to be this champion. >> reporter: in a sleek online video, hillary clinton announced her highly anticipated second bid for the white house. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: her strategy -- convincing voters she is the right person to address economic inequality and aims to court democrats who have argued she's not progressive enough. >> americans have fought their way back from tough economic times. the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top. >> reporter: the video

. >> reporter: two remarkable reunions this week in the life of 25-year-old robin barton of santa anacalifornia. this one with the father he never met. but this one was with the cop who saved his life. in 1989 robin in the first hours of his life landed in the middle of a crime scene because his young mother after giving birth had tossed him there. and he would probably have died there had he not been spotted by officer michael wellna the first lucky break of his life. >> i noticed the umbilical cord and he was covered. still had all the muk cuss and stuff and all the trash and gravel was sticking to him. >> reporter: the mother was arrested charged with child endangerment and attempted murder and convicted. the baby wuelna named him adam and adam became robin. his new family became his second lucky break an honor and privilege to be your mom. >> it's been wonderful. >> reporter: but this month he decided he wanted to meet the man who found him although but now he was long retired. >> i hoped i would one day see him again. >> reporter: with the publicity his biological father stepped

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. >>> a multi-car crash on the clara barton parkway sent several people in the hospital tonight.as ejected, three others hurt. the car struck a tree throwing the driver. the injuries are serious but not life threatening. i six more people hurt when a -- >>> six more people hurt when a car crashes into a modern virginia bakery. -- northern virginia bakery. the woman jumped a curb this afternoon and crashed into napoleon bakery in annandale. five people inside the bakery plus the driver of the lexus were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police say charges are pending against that driver. >>> hillary clinton has made it official. she released a video today online launching her campaign to become the first female president of the united states. marley hall reports tonight that while clinton is the first democrat to announce a white house run, it's unclear if there will be other serious democrats. >> reporter: hillary clinton surprised no one sunday when she announced she's running for the 2016 democratic presidential nomination. >> every day americans need a c

nominees include clara barton, robert e. lee, former slaves and jefferson davis. that begins 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on c-span3. >>> to learn about the history and literary life of tulsa, oklahoma. >> he's most famous for this writing of this land is your land. he was very much more than that. he was born in 1912 in oklahoma. we're very proud to have his work back in oklahoma where we think it belongs. he was an addvocate for people disenfranchise and those people who were migrant workers from oklahoma kansas and texas during the dust bowl era who found themselves in california literally starving. he saw this vast difference between those who were the haves and the have notes and became their spokesmen through the music. he recorded very few songs of his own. we have a listening station that features 46 of his songs in their own voice. that's what made the recordings so significant and so important to us. ♪ this land is your land ♪ ♪ this land is my land ♪ ♪ from california to the new york island ♪ >> watch all you areour events from tulsa on american history

. >> reporter: two remarkable reunions this week in the life of 25-year-old robin barton of santa ana this one, just today, with the father he never met. but this one, with the cop who saved his life. in 1989, robin, in the first hours of his life, landed in the middle of a crime scene. because his young mother, after giving birth, had tossed him there. and he would probably have died there had he not been spotted by officer mike beulna. the first lucky break of his life. >> i noticed the umbilical cord. and he was covered in the mucus, and the trash and gravel was sticking to him. >> reporter: the mother was arrested. charged with child endangerment and attempted murder. and convicted. and when a local couple adopted him, adam became robin. his new family, his second lucky break. >> it's been an honor to be your mom. >> it's been wonderful. i've been blessed with a great family. >> reporter: but this month, he decided to wanted to meet the man who found him. though by now, buelna was long retired. >> i had hoped someday i would see him again. >> reporter: but with the publicity this

i am mark barton.nvestors pushing to a fresh seven-year high today and trading from mainland investors are growing to a record. the surging chinese tech scares -- tech shares is making the day of the.com bubble look mild. we will bring you the latest in just a couple of minutes. first up, oil here in europe today and what could be the biggest deal in more than a decade or the energy sector. shell makes a 46 billion pound approach for gas producer bg group. caroline, you have more on this possible deal. hi caroline as you said, this could be the industry's biggest deal for a decade. this could create the second-biggest energy producer in the world. it would be behind just exxon leaping over chevron in terms of size. and in fact, it could be the biggest gas producer in the entire world. these are the statistics that we are looking at, and as you said 46 billion pounds. a 50% premium over where it currently is trading if you are looking at bg's market value. that is bigger than average in general in the p

and barton had a deposition. so i feel like we did get to hear from him. we have the letters and things that i don't know what documents they would have had because they acquired the company. researching was really important to me. it took digging but there was stuff out there. i don't believe so. but it is funny because in the accept depositions you can tell it is a lot of lawyers and that is a common typo. i had to make sure there was no clarence in the book. it is a relatively common last name i believe so i don't believe any relationship. >> now you are seeing a lot of the history has been changed in twirls terms of who was the creator but what has been done to honor the legacy of lizzie magie? >> that is a wonderful question. the short answer is i don't know. she didn't have children and i tried to contact distant rel relative relatives but by then they are so distant it is what it is. ralch went about trying to make sure the quakers were not acknowledged and put up a plaque and my version of it is telling her story. i cannot tell you how many times i

i mark barton. caroline: i'm caroline hyde. we bring you the interview with the queen of soul, mary j. blige. mark: telia first quarter net income 3.7 one billion swedish kroner in their estimating 3.3 billion. the company says profitability slowed in the quarter, but it expects its performance to improve over the year. back in january, they said profit will not grow. it has kept that forecast. profitability this year will not grow. that is excluding one-time riders. first-quarter net sales, 26 billion swedish kroner. analysts were estimating 25.4 billion. this is a company whose business is predominantly focused in sweden finland, with the when you come up let field -- lithuania latvia and estonia. also with russian satellites in cause extent -- kazakhstan and other places. it is planning to merge its data shop with eleanor. the eu has probed into the deal over concerns it could raise prices and thwart innovation. we will speak to the chief executive in about 45 minutes time about today's earnings and the probability of that d

let's get to our top stock stories with mark barton. good morning to you. 4.6% higher, they haven't been this high since the second day of january 2008. we had that sales increase for the first time since 2011. same-store sales in the food division up by 0.7%. kpn shares, the dutch phone company 1.8% higher today. it has received interest from several parties about the acquisition of its belgian mobile phone business. it is exploring all options for the division. shares in kpn this year, 12% higher biggest annual gain since 2006. shares are at their highest since october 2012. btg, a u.k. biotech company. today, it says revenue is slightly higher, and it is in a good position to deliver organic growth, achieve vision for 2021. btg up by 4.6% today. your today, down by 4%. over the last 12 months up by 41%. three gainers. francine: thank you so much. let's look ahead to the key piece of data from the u.s., the nonfarm payrolls report published tomorrow. 245,000 jobs are expected to be added. that would be down 50,000 from the month befor

barton everyone. thank you very much, appreciate it. >>> the nfl draft, that is a three-day event but starts tonight. hundreds of lives are going to change quickly. dozens, maybe hundreds of young athletes will become immediate millionaires. however, some players have seen stock drop because of personal issues. lyle collins, offensive lineman louisiana state expected to go in the late first round, now questioned in the murder of a pregnant woman, he might not get drafted at all. shane ray, defensive end for missouri was projected as a top ten pick but tested positive for marijuana now may go much later in the draft. richard salgado is with us the president of coast advisers he sells insurance to athletes. welcome to the program. >> thank you. stuart: you can insure an athlete against injury. that's a rational contract to draw up. you can't insure against bad personal behavior can you? >> no. there's no governing body to really clamp down on anybody because remember, they're not with a team yet obvious

i'm mark barton.e'll take a look at how the video giant went from these new clips to a global phenomenon. but there's one official network that has surpassed youtube in individual joe views in the u.s. and that's facebook. we break down facebook's first quarter and talk all things tech. manus: more evidence of a slowdown in china as factory sentiment forced to its lowest level in a year. hsbc's flash p.m.i. for april came in at 49.2. marking a further contraction. for a little bit more let's go to hong kong and talk to zab eckert. zab, this is a flash reading. but this almost vindicates what the central bank had been up to recently in terms of reducing the amount of capital the banks have to hold. zab: yeah. absolutely. and we have seen actions such as that even this week with the reserve ratio move. the reserve ratio cut that we saw on monday. and there is the expectation that this willatest manufacturing number with the lowest level in 12 months. it suggests, then, that the easing is not over. that

next, clara barton is nominated, who ultimately was declared the winner. this event happen just a few weeks before the speaker died in a car accident in virginia. >> ladies and gentlemen, our last speaker and nominee elizabeth pr brown prior. elizabeth burst on the scene with a book on robert e lee and his private letters. the book i think receives every prize in the world. our jefferson davis award, the richard b. harwell book award and the richard slatten award for excellence in virginia biography. i personally had the opportunity to read aloud an expert from an uncorrected proof of that book standing at this podium during the introduction of our 2007 symposium about robert e. lee. as is often true, there is a story behind elizabeth's emergence as a major civil war historian. she earned an m.a. in history from the university of

. >>> so, barton says you are an awesome by, the sit you will love you being the mayor.he wins. mike would be the the best mayor in the u.s.a. >> i agree. >> well, thank you a man a. >> you are getting so much support. >> amanda bunting, isn't that a decoration. >> that is just so fitting. >> i hope this has given you confidence to move forward. this is just day one, of the campaign. >> i'm feeling overwhelmed. >> hey, you talked about overwhelmed, yesterday afternoon, if you were in center city around broad street the line was three blocks long to meet two guys from the hit show empire. >> it was an empire take over. i like that the she was actually in philly, filmed in philly. biggest stars, brashear gray and jesse smallet they stopped by. philly was last stop on the empire sound track cd tour and this cd is so popular. it beat madonna for top spot on the charts. madonna's new cd. we got a chance to talk music and, of course, everybody is wondering if you will do a music tour and of course, we had to do some dancing. >> first i have to say empire has made it back to ph