we're joined by caroline hyde michael houston, and retail analyst charles allen. i will kick it up with caroline. the biggest loss and all they century at the company. bigger than almost everyone expected. caroline: you are right. that is what is going to be dragging shares lower. phenomenal numbers when you look at them. when you look at 5.7 billion pounds, that is a net loss after-tax. a one-off charge of a cool 7 billion pounds. property is where they take the hit. goodwill is where they take their head. stock is where they take their head. restructuring costs. still it looks frustrating for the future. the market is still challenging, so says dave lewis, the chief executive. dividends have eased the situation. times very tough over a tesco. i think the real issue is what about the future? you have dave lewis trying to talk up the volumes they are selling. more people going into tesco. they have invested in prices. they are investing in front of house staff. people actually serving you. they outlined the numbers. more than 4600 customer-facing roles to be made

joining me to tell us a whole lot is charles allen via skype. charles, what is the byte? the number of the day today. that is the number of agents arrested in the silk road case. this is an amazing story. it is a testament it is not for illicit use. i think it sets the stage that this technology is here to stay. cory: one of the federal agents, a dea agent and a secret service agent. secret service in this country is also charged -- in fact it was started to counteract town to on this so road case, these agents apparently creates some fake account and siphoned off $800,000 worth of bitcoin. tell me what happened. charles: you basically nailed it. it is, you know a classic case , of greed. we actually have a very unique kind of story on this case in that sean bridges showed up at our coo's home in the morning about six weeks ago in regards to a quarter million dollars of bitcoin we ordered and got stuck in customs. so he -- he showed up with two other agents at 7:00 in the morning asking a bunch of questions. and we could not figure out why. and then they asked a lot of of

we're joined by caroline hyde michael houston, and retail analyst charles allen.h caroline. the biggest loss and all they century at the company. bigger than almost everyone expected. caroline: you are right. that is what is going to be dragging shares lower.

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charles: colonel allen west, i gave you the window to say something to the public. hold onto it for another time. >>> a new report says the irs diverted away from customer service. what? remember when the irs chief said this? roll the tape. >> it's a simple matter of not having enough people, answer the phones and provide services at our walk-in sites. fewer than 40% of the calls were able to reach a live assister that was after a 30 minute wait or longer. charles: give me a break. what do you make of it? >> new report says no not so fast irs. it was never cut by congress this year. you yourself cut that budget by 74%. that's why only 40% of taxpayer calls are getting through. that's why the wait time doubled versus last year, and watch what the irs diverted the taxpayer system away to worker bonuses including texts to irs officials delinquent on their own taxes and union activity and implementation of obamacare. charles: and now they're being tasked with this greater role within obamacare. they're going to go out and make a lot of determinations and essentially we'

tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning," easter sunday. most joyous day of the christian allenr. in countless churches across this land congregations are singing in spirit of the day not sticking with the traditional hymns as tracy smith will explain in our cover story. ♪ >> it's the d

tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning," easter sunday. most joyous day of the christian allen door. in countless churches across this land congregations are singing in spirit of the day not sticking with the traditional hymns as tracy smith will explain in our cover story. ♪ >> it's the day to let the rafters shake with the old time song of praise but there's a new hymn that may truly be one for the ages. ♪ >> i would think right now we're into 2015 "in christ alone" is the greatest hymn written. >> ahead on "sunday morning," hymns and the stories behind them. feel free to hum along. c.e.o. back in time is story of one man's devotion to symbol of faith and easter is the perfect sunday for bill geist. >> if you were convinced that god had really important job for you, one that would require for you to spend all of your money would you do it? i once met a man who did. >> wants you to put up crosses. i am a country boy unknown to nobody chosen to head a major operation. >> he is bernard coffindaffer's crosses. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: not so long ago candiceer with men