and we actually hit into another iceberg. the iceberg just hit the boat.hat point the captain issues the order everyone fears. >> so the captain came on to the loudspeaker and said, "this is an emergency, and i am ordering all to abandon ship." complete terror. >> lifeboat number? >> lifeboat number? >> what's our lifeboat number, kaye? we don't know. to think that we were going to be unprotected, that we were going to be in those winds and the rain and the storm and the sea. this is the roughest, coldest, windiest place on the planet. >> lisa and the other passengers pile onto the lifeboats, and the terrifying wait begins. >> the last we'd heard is there were ships ten hours away, and those ice cold frigid waters, time just stood still. you could not think about how cold you were or the reality of where we were or the fact that we hadn't seen another human being for 12 days to this point, that was not on our ship. if anything happened to that life raft, we would have completely been thrown into the ice cold waters. you can stay less than a minute before y

. >> the iceberg as i was saying. i thought were fascinating for a number of reasons. one is what we suspected about the institution of the superpac, the new kind of campaign organization that has been created in the wake of citizens united and another supreme court decision first cropped up in 2010, being leveraged in 2012. here is what it looks like in terms of what percentage of the donations come from donations greater than $100,000. $100,000. not a lot of people that can write a $100,000 check. 86% of the donations in the superpacs were in donations over $100,000. i'm sorry, this is romney's superpac. >> this is romney's. >> restore our future superpac. 86% of the donations were over $100,000. >> some of these quote, unquote disclosures and filings are contradictions in terms. because it turns out there's no information in them. >> right. the labels and the names are kind of these prop organizations. and so these so-called filings don't always show who's actually giving the money. >> sometimes it's a corporation

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the bottom of the iceberg is e- mails and attachment to e-mails, and they're not in the files.with the senior person in the department for eight months, trying to get a clear policy that's everyone who deals with the department is told, you do not have the record unless you have the e- mails, and you have to have a pass to get them. second issue -- i guess this is my third issue. staff people are extraordinarily uneven and i would say negligent for pulling old plans. every conditional use permit that is for a project has an exhibit be set of plans. those exhibit be set of plans are the project. it is not just the text, it is the plans. what i have seen as the norm is someone is having an amendment of a case that has a cu on it, the number of people that pull the plans from whenever they call it these days, summer in the east bay, the number of people who pull the plans is maybe 10% to 20%. i know, because i go down to seal the files, and i said, where are the files,ç and they say that i ordered them. you pay money to order files these days. [bell rings] it isç not a decent st

and i think exhibitions are just really the tip of the iceberg of what we do, because what we reallydo day in, day out is serve more than 50,000 children and families through our education department. so any given day, you have children coming, not only looking at an exhibition, going to our labs on the third floor, doing hands-on workshops. we will have at any given time arts educators from el museo in the schools in the five boroughs. >> hinojosa: so that's one of the things that you consider central, this question of maintaining the education, of really building up the next generation of latino artists. but i wonder... >> and museumgoers. and i would say what we really work is on visual literacy, and the appreciation of and understanding that art can transform your life. so we're not into making art historians or artists of each of the children that are arts educators, but in giving them tools that, with our cultural heritage, that they can define, they can enrich themselves. and you don't have to be latino to enjoy and enrich yourself with our heritage. >> hinojosa: but there are

so it was a -- it was not only literally the tip of an iceberg, it was really an incredible focusing mechanism for decisions that were coming at us and recommendations from all over the country. and a mission is probably the most incredible place -- wrong statement here. the process of preparing for a mission and executing a mission is an incredible force for us because it requires each individual to step up to their concerns, the problems they have, the gut feelings, and make a commitment. am i go or no go? and it starts from the slowest guy in the factory up through his chain where again you have this kind of decision. there's no such thing as a perfect spacecraft. there's no such thing as a perfect mission. what have you to do and have you to learn to make decisions short of certainty. and i believe this was how we were able to achieve the lunar landing, starting from a cold start in ten years. we were willing to accept some level of risk to get the job done, and we believed, and this to a great extent goes back into the design of the program manager, whatever risks remained would

compensation that's the tip of a very big iceberg but that iceberg is so fundamentally unfair and when the secretary stepped into the clinton administration here remember quite vividly even though we were roughly twelve years into the reagan revolution. in america still was very comfortable at the top saying that it had concurrent and equal responsibility to employees to shareholders to communities to customers and to the nation and at the end of his stewardship for president clinton. in the most dramatic unfair fashion possible the business roundtable the organization of the largest c.e.o.'s tom said to the secretary and to the rest of the nation its shareholders only and so this this ballooning of c.e.o. compensation it's probably the most unconscionable evidence of this fundamental failure of this lack of fairness where did employees fall off the scale where did our communities our nation itself and even in the customers that build these companies and was there was a time before when when it was illegal or at least you couldn't deduct it from taxes for a company to compensated senio

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the tip of the iceberg is the nagging. what's at the bottom of the iceberg is emotion.why do you feel this way? >> talk about your emotions at a separate time. could you take out the garbage, honey? if he's not getting with the program, that's not the time to say, you know, i never feel you listen to me. that's not the moment. in a separate moment say, you know, i realize sometimes when i ask you to do something i sound angry. i realize i am angry, but i'm angry about this. at a separate time. do talk about emotions. >> you say to pick your battles. this is all about prioritizing. and stay calm through it all. >> it's so important that you don't pick on every little thing that you believe the person will be doing wrong. some of the stuff, you have to let it slide. >> in fairness to the guys, if he has to do it exactly the way you want it done which is a big, big problem then just do it yourself. otherwise if you're asking him to do something, let him do it his way. >> i agree! >> when they do it, we complain because it's not done the way we like it. >> you have to let h

. >> these cases are just the tip of the iceberg. >> it is slavery, and it is profitable. very few perpetrators have been brought to justice. it is a way of exploiting people that are vulnerable and can't stand up for their rights. it is increasingly easy to find these. >> the family knows the full cost of such exploitation. the 22-year-old son died in a suspicious caravan fire. his parents later discovered that they would harm them if he tried to leave. >> he was intimidated, put in the hospital, and kept as a prisoner. it cost him his life. he is a hero, isn't he? >> it condemns slavery-and forced labor. if individuals are suspected, they should face the full force of the law. >> new rules restricting the carrying of firearms have come from the colombian capital. members of the private security firms are allowed to carry guns. police have arrested a man suspected of having 5 tons of glacial ice. he was transporting it. police suspect the ice was destined to santiago for up- market bars and restaurants. it is not easy being a presidential candidate. attacked with flowers,

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. >> the iceberg as i was saying.hought were fascinating for a number of reasons. one is what we expected about the institution of the superpac, the new kind of campaign organization that has been created in the wake of citizens united and another supreme court decision first cropped up in 2010, being leveraged in 2012. here is what it looks like in terms of what percentage of the donations come from donations greater than $100,000. $100,000. not a lot of people that can write a $100,000 check. 86% of the donations in the super pacs were in donations over $100,000. i'm sorry, this is romney's super pac. >> this is romney's. >> restore our future super pac, 86% of the donations were over $100,000. >> some of these quote, unquote disclosures and filings are contradictions in terms. because it turns out there's no information in them. >> right. >> the lanl labels and the nam prop organizations and so the so-called filings don't always show who's actually giving the money. >> sometimes it's a corporation with a p.o. box t

that may be just the tip of the iceberg. >>> rick santorum's war on birth control. why he says it's harmful to women and society. >> they make everything from cereal to cough syrup look good. why this parent banned food dyes from her daughter's diet. >> she is like a whole new child and she's herself again. >> and why you wouldn't find them in europe. coming up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. earthquake shaking p >>> it's our top story at 6:30. more on our breaking news. an earthquake shaking up parts of the north bay this afternoon. a 3.7 magnitude quake hitting just after 6:00. about 6:09 centered about 3 miles south of vallejo. callers to

and there's chunks literally the size of cars floating like i icebuic iceber icebergs. >> everybody loves videos. and i have a great video of a really funny dog at peoplepets.com. check this one out. >> good way to tire them out. if you don't want to go for a walk, playing ping-pong, send them out there. >> it cracks me up, because he never stops. he's like an energizer bunny. head pops up, goes up, pops up, goes down. pops up, goes down. this is like the most awesome game of keep-away ever. while i was hanging out with pets, i also found this article. going to get you up to date on your celebrity zoo gossip. >> favorite find of celebrity gossip. >> don't you wonder what's going on with the hawks? >> every day. i wake up in the morning, brush my teeth and say what could the hawk be doing right now? >> the hoff actually spent the day at a zoo down under. to be more specific, the taronga zoo, and he was there with his little love interest. do you know who his love interest is? >> haley roberts? >> way to read, steven. way to read. humor had it that these two had just gotten engaged and then

i did get a chance to experience "eyes on the price" and i thought that was just the tip of the iceberg -- experience "eyes on the priceze." >> i do not know how to go about it, but what i would suggest is the reason why i did what i did, why i was brave enough and courageous enough to not give up my seat, because so much history was in my mind, and one of the things they were always asking me was why i did not get up when i was asked, and my answer would always be history had me glued to the seat. [applause] i think that what is left out of american history -- you should not be ashamed to say that we enslaved these people and mystery these people, a race of people. it should be included in the american history, and it would be every day. [applause] >> really quickly, it jolla i went to school with named sol williams said, "stealing as was the smartest thing you ever did. too bad you do not teach the true to your kids." that line says so much. -- a scholar i went to school with. it is not just about changing lives of black people, but changing the lives of everybody by teaching true his

foreign investors speculate that the olympus case may be the tip of the iceberg. the former british ceo of olympus was the chief whistle blower in the case. he's claiming that saving losses is part of japanese corporate culture. japanese firms are struggling to find ways to show the world they are not following the same management style as olympus. >> is there any way to prevent such fraud from happening again? >> well, new regulations are one possibility for keeping a strict eye on management. some experts on corporate governance suggest hiring more independent directors to ensure management transparency. in the united states, these directors cannot have strong connections with the companies that hire them or they'll be breaking the law. but the outside directors of japanese firms often have close ties with the top executives. it's difficult for them to criticize people they are friendly with. the olympus fraud used a method of spreading the losses over multiple time periods. and experts point out that the fraud was so complicated that no board member could have

you have got a tip of the iceberg in front of you. it includes reorganizing our library after years of neglect. she is the founder and leader of our first spanish-english book club. she has poured hundreds of spanish titles into our library, making our spanish- speaking students feel welcome. she supports teachers and students in using technology and online curriculum to differentiate learning for diverse kids. we teach children to do the right thing, and as the last speaker said, we are asking you to do the right thing. we would like you to do what is best for the children and what is best for the school. please let us keep our librar andia the -- librarian at hoover. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. i would like to offer my daughter's comments. my name is ricky, and i am an eighth grade student. i urge you to retain our school librarian. she has done only good things for our school. she has a special connection with each student, and she caters to the individual's needs. not only is she an outstanding librarian, but she is flue

eventually a huge section of this glacier will break off and become an iceberg, more than five timesthe size of d.c. pretty amazing. >>> and be glad you don't have to explain this one to your kids. according to the la times, some of the people who dress up as famous movie and cartoon characters for tourists in hollywood, they always take your pictures with them? well, they got into a bit of a brawl or an all-out brawl last night. as a result someone pepper sprayed jack sparrow and they were looking for cat woman and alien and another pirate after they fled the scene. and this isn't the first time there's been trouble around here. last september police detained sponge bob square pants after an altercation with two women. i honestly feel like i'm working for "the onion" right now. >> but i'm from l.a. and that actually makes me miss home. like that's just what happens in l.a. >> just what happens. apparently it all started because two of the other characters were harassing cat woman. >> you know, cat woman? don't mess with cat woman. thanks, kate. >> see you in a bit. >>> on a more ser

last year because of weather around the country iceberg lettuce was expensive. now you can find it for 9 cents each. that is a great deal but make sure they are big. the bigger the better and take off the cellophane they're wrapped in. tomatoes regular vine ripened tomatoes in the market now, the prices are very reasonable. you can find tomatoes this time of year for about 79 cents a pound. that's your average price which is not bad. last year at this time, they were ranging three to four dollars a pound. hoss variety avocados for dip or salads or just about anything. the prices are great right now. if you check around look at your ads, around 99 cents each. so there you go. a few examples of this week's best buys. eat fresh, stay healthy. save some money. and make yourself a great salad for not a lot of money. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. ciao. >>> a reminder, westbound lanes of the bay bridge are closing starting tonight so stay with cbs 5, cbssf.com and kcbs radio. we are going to be watching it throughout the weekend. >> we are. take bart. beautiful

this one place was so horrible but this one place is just i mean really just the smallest tip of the iceberg the awareness of the amount of injustice that's going on in this war to me is is total izing it doesn't allow me or him to think about anything else. ah. music torture this perfidious idea has been around for thousands of years until however the koreans and the chinese were the fust to systematically use music as a psychological weapon during the korean war in the early one nine hundred fifty s. three years north korea and china for going south korea and the united states. more than seven thousand americans were captured many were tortured the idea of of like north east being used in interrogation really started with the north koreans and the chinese and started the korean war it was you know it was called brainwashing it got very big into toy so why i guess since that time there has been a belief that that music would work and interrogation purposes. after the korean war experiments were conducted at mcgill university to better understand the methods of the chinese scientists and tal

they believe these cases are just the tip of the iceberg. >> this kind of exploitation and human trafficking is slavery. it is very profitable. it carries low risks because very few perpetrators have been brought to justice. it is a way of exploiting people who are vulnerable and who cannot stand up for their rights. in an economic crisis, it is increasingly easy to find these kind of people. >> back in the u.k., this family knows the full cost of such scomployation. their 22-year-old son oliver died in a suspicious caravan fire in sweden in 2005. his parents believed his exploiters would hurt them if they tried to leave. >> he was intimidated, beaten up, put in hospital and kept as a virtual slave and prisoner. he feared for our safety, and it cost him his life. that is a hero, isn't it? >> the traveler community said it condemns absolutely slavery enforced labor, and if individuals are suspected, they should face the full force of the law. the government said it is working with countries like sweden to tackle exploitation. "bbc news." >> a new report has slammed the sale of forests and oth

but for victoria discovering the blood type was just the tip of the iceberg searching through the family's files at home she found old documents that had been untouched for years those of us along with one andre turned one month i went to the doctor to measure his height and weight him i was very surprised the baby weight which is three hundred grams at birth but when discharged from hospital he's a weight was three thousand two hundred fifty grams. she's height was fifty six centimeters but a month later it was fifty two centimeters back then when i was young i thought that my milk was so bad that. the oldest son in the family has always been an introvert always reserved and silent he was nothing like his about going parents and didn't kick up a fuss like his brothers. when the two youngest sons were born we began noticing that he was somewhat different he didn't sit down at the table together with us he refused to eat what we ate it would stand up and walk off without saying anything but. people often told us he's very unlike you little and to laughed it off yes he's more like our neighb

should face criminal prosecution of the civil case against markel and could be just the tip of the iceberg of what went on behind the scenes between britain and get daffy the police have launched a criminal investigation to see just how far up the tree complicity may have gone either bennett party london. to some other stories making headlines across the globe the president of the maldives mohamed nasheed has resigned amid a police mutiny following weeks of popular protests. the crisis came to a head when authorities offered security officers to remove the barriers between government and opposition supporters protesting close to each other the leader had earlier come under fire for arresting the chief judge of the criminal court accusing him of being loyal to the country's former president nasheed swept to power in two thousand eight hundred to mock proceed to the island state. factory in eastern pakistan collapsed after the gas cylinders exploded inside rescue workers are struggling to reach dozens of people trapped under the debris a day after the incident the number of dead currently st

you know, we would've hit the iceberg anyway, i believe. but the ship would've had compartments which would've been flooded. and question is, would the whole ship have gone down? because had it been compartmentalized, we still would've had a disaster. it still would've involved very important institutions. but it might not have spread throughout the whole ship. that's the real issue. >> what do you think they saw that wall street didn't see? >> they simply didn't participate in the exuberance. but i do think that, you know, this setting up the deck of cards so that we could produce what we currently are trying to withdraw from. turns out to have been something that the word disaster is maybe not strong enough. >> well, some people now say the deck was stacked, that the game was rigged against the broad interest of the public. >> no, i definitely agree. and, i mean, the proof is there. it doesn't take a genius to figure out that we'd been wrong. >> but it takes somebody principled to admit that, "i was wrong." >> no, no. it's not something y

>> you are at the tip of a very interesting iceberg. go 100,000 miles in space and look down at the earth. we are still driving more wavelength down. there is no problem distributing content out to users. what we have a fundamental problem with is distribution of power. power is dominating in terms of distribution networks q one of the reasons why it does not make sense is because you are at the end of the tree, a long way from distribution, a lot of transmission loss. the data centers move to where power gets generated. what is the next hardest thing to move? big data. did it is still really hard to move, even though we have lots of wavelets. that says that the application moves to the data is. if you think about facebook and google and all those folks, they build data center's right were the power is generated. typically near hydro plants and so on. what you find is that more and more applications will move to where the data is. moving those big chunks of data is very difficult. in terms of enterprises in the cloud, there is certainly

it was iceberg. it took a long to get to romaine. it took a long time to get to the spring mix.t took a shorter amount of time here. i think you're just gonna see more of these type of products. much like the electronics business, just the speed of technology's, you know, exponential. it goes faster. and so that's it--we've always got to be out in front trying to find out what is that next thing that the consumers are looking for. >> and at the top of most consumer surveys is convenience. the variety of lettuce in each package eliminates the need to buy a lot of different heads of lettuce, and thus allows for customized blends. also, the petite size and shape of each artisan lettuce head lets folks have a quick and easy preparation as well as flexibility in sizes and cuts. in fact, the lettuce only needs two cuts, a quick rinse in the sink, and a crisping in the fridge, and you're all ready to plate. ok, julie, we're at the last--my favorite step--the eating process. we've cut, we've rinsed, we've crisped. now what do we do with the lettuce? >> basically you plate it, get ready

. >> what you see, actually, here, we like to say is "the tip of the iceberg." is so much more that goes on behind the scenes. this is just the public portion where the actual people come through after having gotten off of their trains or coming in from the street. >> one of the things the public never saw was the secret train platform hidden below. it was specifically designed for one very special passenger. >> we shall send you... >> there was a private platform that was built underneath the waldorf-astoria hotel, which is one of the nicest hotels in new york and is built directly above the train tracks. and the platform was used for presidents. franklin roosevelt himself, who was not able to walk, got off of his private train car in his wheelchair and go directly to a private elevator that would take him up and into his suite at the waldorf-astoria. >> roosevelt was president during world war ii. at the time, there was concern that grand central could be the target of sabotage. >> there's one area of the terminal which is very, very deep below the ground, whe

what he said to a reporter that indicates the drug and sex allegations could just be the tip of the iceberg. even appeared in the courtroom today after chp pulled it in september near the mall in san jose. according to court documents he admitted to using meth and told the chp i have been sober for over a year and i just relapsed tonight. the 35-year-old san jose linked romauntedly to almeda county who is the wife of state treasurer. according to the news, he told the reporter today there's a way bigger story than the sex tapes, referring to a san francisco chronicle report of him with another man. >> the distraction is the fact that these allegations and it puts a light on the county in a bad way and we don't necessarily appreciate that. >> reporter: at the almeda county board of supervisor's meeting today. usually remains empty. while the rehab center for substance abuse. >> they've issued a statement already. and we're not going to issue any more statements and it's unknown. >> the supervisors absence was announced mercury news identified as attacked her at this newark hotel earlier this

of being on andrea's show yesterday and today, and i made the point, this is just the tip of the icebergf the right wing going after women's health. they are even going after birth control. and i thought that all was resolved in the '60s. so we are very happy. we in the united states senate who sent a letter. there were about 25 or 26 of us, men and women, who said to the komen people, please reconsider this. and they did and i'm very pleased that they did. >> the question still, we don't really know what pressures or what politics or whatever played a hand in it. but nancy brinker out of nowhere saying we're not going to do business anymore on these critical issues of breast cancer screening with planned parenthood. we don't know what -- nobody knows yet. >> i personally do not know. i do know that planned parenthood has had a target on their back -- >> we don't know, but we can -- >> oh. >> you want to guess? go ahead, senator. what do you think's behind the speculation that caused this uproar? >> well, i think we can surmise that there was far right pressure on komen to drop all suppo