survivor told police there had been 950 people on board. and now it could become the largest migrant problem in history. we have more. >> reporter: far from italy some 60 miles north of the libyan coast, rescuers are searching for survivors. a few dozen found but hundreds still missing. when migrants spotted this cargo ship late saturday night survivors say they rushed to one's side capsizing their overloaded boat. italian prime minister blamed the tragedy on human traffickers saying we can't let people be at their mercy. italy is struggling to cope with a flood of migrants and war refugees setting off from libya with dozens of rescues last week. many of those migrants are reliving their fears. >> before the rescue comes, many

boats are capsizing because it is overloaded. >> reporter: the pope said such tragedies must not be repeated. they are men and women like us he said wounded, exploited, victims of war. the human toll is staggering. 10,000 rescued last week. more than 30,000 this year. an estimated 500,000 waiting to cross. many are fleeing conflicts in the middle east and africa paying thousands of dollars for a trip that could cost them their lives. more than 1500 lost at sea this year. >> we have seen over the past year a growing number of families arriving a growing numb of women, children 8,000 were children unaccompanied. >> reporter: there's no easy answer. italy has sentenced nearly 1,000 human traffickers yet refugees are still coming. >> this morning there are disturbing new details emerging

from the accounts of those who were rescued with one survivor telling authorities that hundreds of passengers had been locked in the hold of the ship from the smugglers on board. and clintonhillary clinton will kick off the second part of her campaign. she's heading to new hampshire to meet people in the state. her campaign stays she will be meeting and greeting every day americans. clinton is expected to visit a small business and a community college. the state helped keep clinton alive with a surprise victory after her deneat iowa. one person who endorsed president obama that year says clinton is the right one. >> the reason people aren't challenging her is because of her qualifications. you have a cast of thousands on the republican side because it's clear that many of them are reading cliff notes to try to

figure out this dangerous world. >> you endorsed president obama in 2008. if she wasn't the right person then, why is she the right person now. >> that was a tough choice. i am glad i don't have that kind of tough choice this time. this is not a hard choice. and i don't think it'll be a hard choice for america. >> meanwhile martin o'malley says he will decide by the end of may about a run. >> i think it would be an extreme poverty if there weren't more than one person willing to compete for the presidential nomination of the democratic party. i believe that if you have the executive experience, the ideas that can serve our nation well and the ability to govern you should offer the candidacy and let the people decide. >> clinton's trip to new hampshire comes after more than a dozen possibly or republican candidates visited this weekend.

the list of speakers varied from governors and senators and business leaders but all shared one common theme. they argued why hillary clinton sthould not be the nation's next president. >> when i listen to this president, and people like clinton clonthillary clinton they have it backwards. they think you grow washington. >> they think duties and not doing her job and providing security for our sources and our diplomatic missions should preclude her from holding higher us a. >> as i was coming up i was a little bit startled because i could have sworn i saw hillary's van outside. and then i realized it couldn't be that because i'm pretty sure you don't have any foreign nations paying speakers right? >> hillary clinton is going to raise $2.5 billion, which,

that's a lot of chipotle my friends. >> governor chris christie pushed his entitlement reform this week. his reception and performance shows he is down but far from out in the race for 2016. >> there are ways we can put our house in order in this country and we need to and everybody who is considering running for president in the united states should have to answer for you what they're going to do regarding the cost of entitlement programs in our country and how to make it fairer for everybody. i didn't run for governor to be elected prom king. i'm not looking to be the most popular guy in the world. i'm looking to be the most respected one. and the way you do that is to put forward real ideas. >> so far there are three republicans who are officially running for president. that number could increase in a matter of days. former arkansas governor says he will announce his plans on may fifth. that's one day after former

hewlett-packard ceo will make his intentions known. she made a dig at bill clinton. >> i think american history is littered with examples of men who is judgment was clouded by their hormones including in the oval office. if we want to talk about hormones, i think men's hormones sometimes get the prosecutor of them. >> meanwhile senator lindsey graham says there is a 91% chance he runs for president. he talks about the death of his parents were changed while in college. >> it made he realize the promise of tomorrow is just a promise. it taught me how much i was loved by the rest of my family my aunt and uncle helped me raise my sister. i understand we're all one car wreck away from being help but

what it taught me is that family, friends, and faith really do matter and i'm a lucky man to have had all the support i've had all these years and i'm trying my best to pay back my country that's been good to me. >> and >> >> well, my family is a consideration, and number two, what's the most important thing? what does the lord want me to do with my life. he puts all of us on earth to achieve certain purposes. i'm trying to determine if this is what the lord wants. i'm not going to find that out laying in bed so i'm in and out traveling aggressively. >> now to overseas. the white house is condemning a video from the group that shows dozens of etheopian christians being killed.

some beheaded. some shot. isis is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed at least 35 people. if confirmed this would be the first major attack by isis in afghanistan and the worst attack in the country this year. meanwhile the united nations is warning of a humanitarian crisis in iraq. at least 90,000 people have been displaced in the last several days because of the violence. the mayor of baltimore, maryland is urging calm after a man died in police custody. he allegedly suffered spinal injury while being arrested. this is cell phone video that caught part of the incident. he is seen talking and barely able to walk as officers put him inside the police van. police say they arrested him after he fled from an area known for drug dealing. a couple of blocks later the van stopped and a witness says he was taken out and put on the

ankle where police shackled his ankles. now the question is what happened when the cam can ra was not rolling. they say his neck was severed and he went into a coma and died. the mayor vows to get to the bottom of what happened but the family's lawyer is skeptical. >> all we get when we represent people who are brutalized by police is we're sorry. they're not sorry because it's your actions that describe how you feel about it if you're a city official, not your words. we're tired of the words and we want action. we want to see fair compensation for victims of police brutality and a fair response with an impartial investigation, not the cops investigating themselves. baltimore officials are promising a transparent investigation. four officers have been placed

on leave so far. the mayor was asked about the investigation. she is going to join "morning joe" for a live interview this morning. >> turning to tulsa, oklahoma the reserve sheriff's department mistook his gun for his taker before shooting an unarmed suspect. there are new developments as lawyers have released the train training and records. that comes as a loved one of one of the victims speaks out for the first time in an interview. >> reporter: in tulsa, pressure is mounting. >> look around us. people are here. and they want answers. >> reporter: after the april second shooting at the time of erik harris by a reserve department captured on a body camera. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> it's hurtful to see how he was treated. >> reporter: the mother of harris's 16-year-old son, this is the first time she's spoken

publicly since the man she calls her soul mate was killed. >> it was hard not to love him. he was dynamic. i know he made poor decisions but when you love someone, you don't give up on them because they make some poor choices. >> you shot me. i'm shot. >> reporter: they want more scrutiny of the other departments in the video who can be heard yelling at harris. the sheriff's office said the departments did not realize harris had been shot. >> can you stand up and show me? >> sure. >> reporter: in an interview the reserve department apologized and showed matt lauer where he normally kept his taser in relation to his gun. >> you must believe me. it can happen to anyone. >> reporter: now his attorneys have released dozens of pages of training documents. the records show he qualified to use a handgun ten times and took

at least one taser class. his evaluations say he had a good working relationship with super visors and other departments and related well to the public. but that he had problems with using a police radio and geography. a spoke's person says the sheriff's office is still searching for more paperwork. the family insists he was well-trained. >> he is better trained or has more qualifications and more training than some of the departments in cities across the united states. that is something he prides himself on. >> let's turn to business now. u.s. stocks hoping to climb back from where they were on friday when when the market closed. the s&p down. the wall street jitters may be intensifying amid growing concern of greece being on the brink of the bankruptcy. we are live from london. international finance ministers came together for meetings on

the global economy. what progress was made if any? >> reporter: if there aren't enough things to worry about in life, the finance ministers didn't do us any favors of this imf meeting in washington. minister after minister turned up to stay greece remains the big headline threat as far as the world economy is concerned including jack lou, of course, the secretary of the treasury who came out and said if greece defaults on its obligations there will be hardship for the greece and a problem for the world economy going forward. i have to say there are those economists who think that a lot of the greek threat has now been ring-fenced by the european central bank. it's just worth bearing in mind that the ministers are highlighting this issue as one potential threat for the economy rolling forward. i suspect we might see a pickup in the equity session today.

here in europe we're mostly in the green. some of that a bounceback from the strong selloff on friday. that was in part in the crashing of the bloomberg terminals. the story around target i think is fascinating. we talk about retail sales in the united states but for those who wanted to get their hands on the brightly colored designs of lily pulitzer oorks target's shelves were sold out and huge traffic on their website as shoppers wanted to get their hands on these designs. targets say they will be replenishing their stock, but they're take a bit of a beating on the internet as people expressed their frustration about not being able to complete their purchase. i'm not sure whether this has backfired for them. we'll have to wait an watch. a lot of angry people on the

internet about this target deal. >> thank you, sir. appreciate you. still ahead on "way too early" on this monday it has been two years since he put on an nfl uniform. now there's word that tim tebow himself will be getting another shot at redemption. we'll look at that plus ben affleck tracing his roots and not liking what he found. that and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. when account lead craig wilson books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and practice his big pitch. and when craig gets his pitch down

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paul a game high of 32. the clippers take game one. 107 to 92. here's cleveland. lebron and the cavaliers. kyrie irvin led all scores. the cavs win their season opener. >> let's go to the ice. round one. stanley cup. in new york the capitals and the islanders tie. a game winner 15 seconds into overtime. the islanders tick a -- take a series lead. reef again in the extra period scoring the game winner to give the havs a lead. >> the nfl reports saying that philadelphia eagles.

>> he hasn't played in two years. >> he didn't play before that. tim tebow could be signing a one-year contract. his last stint was in new england. he was cut by the patriots after the preseason. he'll be joining a philadelphia roster. and to major league baseball. ugly weekend between the royals and the athletics. benches cleared on that. that was sunday after a 100 fast ball was thrown. hererer ra was ejected. he points to his head. he says it was not meant to be malicious. five royals were tossed in all. they won the contest. >> can you imagine 100 miles an hour fast ball buzzing behind your head? >> you'd be upset.

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at risk of severe storms. it's going to rain and then warm. low 80s from d.c. south. and then stronger storms this afternoon. maybe one or two tornadoes. the biggest threat is wind damage from the storms. maybe a little bit of large hail. we'll keep that in mind. i mentioned the cold rain in wisconsin. highs in the low 50s with the rainy weather. chicago, at least you're dry. middle of the country, you're fine. the boston marathon the elite runners start between 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. light rain moving in late in the race but for average runners, they'll be finishing as we go throughout the early afternoon. that's when it will be raining on the average marathoners like yourself. >> yes, the average marathoners. we could bust out 8-minute miles. >> especially you being the college athlete you were. >> that was a long time.

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many boats are cap sizing because it is overloaded. >> rescuers are searching for as many as 700 migrants off the coast of libya after their boat capsized overnight. >> whether fleeing conflict or seeing a better life still they want to get to europe. the reason they aren't challenging her is because of her qualifications. >> this week hillary clinton will court voters in new hampshire. >> i want to talk to you about my grandparents who immigrated. i'm sorry, i have the wrong notes. this is hillary clinton's speech. >> hillary clinton couldn't be here today. we didn't ask her. >> when hillary clinton travels, there will need to be two