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To 50,000 separate documents were seized during the bin laden raid. the vast majority of which will remain classified for now. on to some big, big business news. we're getting details about facebook's highly anticipated ipo coming up two weeks from today. the social networking giant plans to sell shares for $28 to $35 apiece. that puts the company's initial value at up to $96 billion. roughly the same value as that of mcdonald's and hewlett-packard, which, of course, have been around for decades. as for its founder, mark zuckerberg, 27-year-old will now be worth nearly $19 billion. $19 billi...

Juniors and graduating seniors and their parents as well coming up at 11:50 a.m. and you of course watch it on msnbc. heather smith from rock the vote joins me coming up. u.s. and china reach a diplomatic detail on how a blind dissident how he can come back to the u.s. and do so with his family. plus, mark zuckerberg, the $96 billion man, what facebook might be worth. and an injury ending injury for mariano rivaerrivera. ah, welcome to hotels.com.

Spend. they were spending it in retail sales. right now when you have that new report saying retail sales very sluggish, that could suggest the jobs picture more bleak. some analysts predicting that maybe in the month of april we created about 120 to 140,000 jobs. again, positive. that shows jobs are being created. no one near the robust numbers of job creation you need to really turn this around in a big way so the president can get a big political impact. bill. >> shepard: ed henry, thanks very much. facebook unveiled the price range for highly anticipated public offering. new religion regul...

Sales are expected to be a record $96 billion. frankly, the expenditure on their nuclear program is probably a few hundred million dollars. >> reporter: so the point there, mart that, is that iran, despite everything that is going on is still able to afford its nuclear program. martha. martha: it seems like the sanctions really have not worked. >> reporter: well, there is a lot of debate about that, obviously. what we can say is for example that attack on the brat i shall embassy in iran that appears to have been closely linked to britain's decision the other day to sanction iran's central ban...

The auto bailout saved 1.4 million jobs. 1.4. let that sink in. 1.4 million. it also prevented over $the 6 billion in personal income losses. $96 billion. kept in the pockets of working-class americans. republicans might have selective memory. but this guy doesn't. >> two years ago it looked like this plant was going to have to shut its doors. all these jobs would have been lost. the entire community would have been devastated. i refused to let that happen. the hundreds of thousands of jobs that have been saved made it worth it. an american auto industry that's more profitable and competitive ...