raymond and betty kramer join us now. good to see you both.mond you're a smart man to listen to your wife. i learned that a long time ago. what was it, as you're driving along that made you]ñ hide in the restaurant? was it hail? did you see a twist center what was it? >> main thing for me was the hail. i drove four miles through the hail from pea size up to golf-ball-size, and that's when i said it's time to get off the road, and we were right there at the intersection, swung into the parking lot, got out of the car and got inside. i just was looking for shelter. and but then within five minutes the owner of the restaurant was calling all of us to get into the cellar, down in the cellar for protection. and i moved just as fast as i could with the rest of the people and by the grace of god we got in there, safe and sound. >> what was it like in the cellar, raymond? what did you feel and hear? >> well, when we first got in there, we had one light in there and when the tornado hit we had no light in there until a gentleman turned on their camera

betty kramer was sheltered inside that very restaurant while that tornado ripped through the town. she's on the phone with me now. good morning betty. >> hello. >> i heard ryan describe it. you lived it. tell me what it was like. >> my gosh. it was very frightening. i was trying so hard to calm down a lot of other people you know so that kind of helped me. when the tornado actually hit, it was the most terrible sound. it just sounded like i don't know what. a bunch of stuff was just being thrown on top of the roof of that shelter. and then i started wondering if it was going to cave in and if it caved in you know would we just be trapped forever and maybe not even survive it. and as quick as it started and all that noise it was making then it stopped. we couldn't get out because we found out later that part of the building had fallen on the doors and there was no way we could get out and the owner who was in there, she was able to somehow get out to 911 because none of our telephones were getting out anywhere. and responders said they were going to get there as soon as possible and

betty: ignore him. matt: i follow kramer on twitter, not the other kramer. betty: that is what you get your insight?t he made a good insight. olivia: get outta here. matt: a hundred thousand people on whatsapp and 700,000 people -- 800 million. they are really pushing the revenue envelope. they want to boost revenue and earnings can come later. number 7 -- betty: more social media for number seven. a selective social media index surging 15% with linkedin and facebook posting gains four times larger than that of the s&p. social media is driving us now. olivia: a little bit, maybe in the last couple of months. biotech has been driving the last 12 months. a lot of important differences about structure of the nasdaq today versus 2000. while still two or three times larger than the s&p they are a fraction of what they were in 2000. matt: we were looking at 200 or maybe for a brief moment a lot higher than 200. betty: is anybody worried about a tech bubble? olivia: the fed is. matt: the fed definitely is. betty: a british man accused of helping cause the 2010 flash crash may be delivered to the u.s. soone