beat thenote that that analysts' estimates.t was about what they predicted, just a little bit outside of their guidance, and this is an important number for salesforce, because it tells what people have ordered but have not collected on. at 41% on a year-over-year basis. and the effect of the dollar hurting them, about four percentage points again, so year-over-year revenue, had it not been a currency was flat, it would've been 27%, and the currency helps them. ,e will call it 23% europe year demo one point -- year over year. as i sit down to the income down to the- zip income statement, their operating results, the net income -- i take it back. on company made $4 million $1.4 billion in revenue, $1.5 billion in revenue, so barely profitable, a huge marketing expense, not a lot of big surprises there. i will continue to look for some nuggets, because salesforce always has a few. and we also want to look at any takeover speculation that has been rampant in the past few weeks. thanks, cory. in bloomberged news, talking about the

i have to tell you in thenot only as a lawyer and a journalist but as a mother can you imagine the last minutes of this young man's life when he's asking for assistance from another human being over and over again and he failed to get that. that would make a very strong argument in front of a jury. >> mark let me bring your voice in. you're hearing all of their reactions to these charges. on the flip side, i want to ask you as far as these police officers are concerned, as this moves forward in the justice system would it be one trial? do you have six defense attorneys for each of these officers? what does that process look like? >> that's exactly what they most probably will try to do. the officers are going to move, i would imagine, for a severance, number one. i suspect that the reason that they've charged different kinds of crimes and seriousness of crimes is they're going to try to get one of these officers to roll over on the other officers. they're going to want to see -- >> to flip as sunny was saying earlier. exactly. >> yeah they want to get that done. but you've got a long wa

therefore the death toll is expected to rise, but for thenot expected to be in the thousands or manyot far from kathmandu. still, it is a difficult if not impossible region to carry out a rescue region because it is so remote and at such high altitude and there frankly aren't any roads or medical facilities in the area. >> and also because it was so severely damaged. 7.3 magnitude quake hitting again in nepal. richard engel, thank you very much. >>> as we begin this hour joining joe, willie barnicle and me we have joining the conversation nbc sports mike florio founder of the sports blog pro football talk.com. and in chicago, director of the university of chicago's institute of politics and msnbc contribute tore david axelrod. we'll start with deflategate.tore, david axelrod. we'll start with deflategate. >> tom brady suspended for the first four games without pay and patriots fined $1 million and docked two draft picks. this fine matches the largest the league has ever handed out. yesterday the nfl's executive vice president troy vincent wrote this quote, there is substantial and cr