like the iceberg spit them out. >> the giant iceberg collapses plunging into the deep, frigid water.s a frightening scenario because the impact from the implosion could easily overturn the little raft. despite the danger, lex isn't feeling fear. >> the adrenaline rush was enormous. we were all shouting and screaming. >> quickly the tour guides maneuver the wrap away from the falling chunks of ice and any potential large waves. >> you can still see some chunks hitting the boat. >> after the ice stops raining down on the boat, sheer excitement takes over. >> this is a very old iceberg, if you can imagine such a thing. >> geologist and college professor robert titus analyzes lex's footage and says the iceberg had all the telltale signs of an impending breakdown. >> now what's happening here is this iceberg drifted into warm water. the warmth of the surrounding water caused the ice to expand and to contract and to fracture and to crack. and by the time these people got there the whole thing simply collapsed. >> lex uploads his incredible shot to youtube and within one month he gets 200,0

today was a tragic day in history. 101 years ago, the titanic struck that faded iceberg on the journey to -- journey from new york. after it struck the iceberg, two years later the unsinkable ship went under. 47 years earlier, the 16th president was assassinated. john wilkes booth shot abraham lincoln at the ford's theatre in washington. he had just won reelection the year before. john wilkes booth was arrested six days later. john wilkes booth thought he was helping of the south by assassinating president lincoln. the 150 more games in regular season, the baltimore orioles face a challenge against the yankees. and one of the more thrilling finishes in masters history, a little bit later in sports. >> the hannah banks sports center, this is 11 sports. >> until tonight, the baltimore orioles were not on the game of the week for eons, but they never showed up as the yankees beat them 3-0. a pitcher's duel for most of the game, chen striking out robinson. brett gardner hits into the inning-ending double play and the game stayed scoreless after a sacrifice fly. gardner gets his revenge aga

but flight delays are just the tip of the iceberg.s time goes on, without a big balanced solution, more of that iceberg will surface. more americans will be negatively affected. >> world team. >> now again the main thing that has to happen now isoing to the president's desk for a signature. the other thing when congress comes back you will have the two sides of the debate going forward. do you begin to make exceptions? he was saying okay, how about cutting defense some slack. how do you get to ending the se quest you are all together or a big budget deal? >> let's bring in our chief washington correspondent. is this the way congress is going to work from now on dealing with high profile problems on a piecemeal basis. it might be something else the next day? if the republicans get their way it will be. they wanted to reserve these flight delays, which are a big headache for members in both parties but do it without the tax çincreases. this is a deal on republican terms. the president knows that as the chief executive of the country, h

>> 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

. >> teachers tell us this recent brawl between a sub and a student is just the tip of the iceberg.arned police have been called to the campus 13 times since the start of the school year. and five students have been expelled. the district admits that's extremely high for a small campus of 360 middle school kids. open unified posted extra security officer at the school. the district is also offering the principal extra support. >>> four players in the little league team are in trouble for allegedly assaulting another teammate. three of them were suspended from school for two days. the courier reports the victim suffered a bruised chest and subject to home phobic slurs. team coaches deny there's a pattern of bullying. the team captured the heart of the bay area when it went to the little league world series. >>> san francisco's big project is about to get boring. underground boring, that is. pieces of machine are now now arrive k from china. when they are up and running, the machines will bore an extension of the third rail line from south of market to north beach and that will take a

with facebook when things come up in facebook for example or instagram or twitter and the tip of the iceberg. what you see is not what you get. it might actually be somebody victimized retaliating or against or reacting to something that happened off line or at school. do you have examples of how bullyings and targets can change hats? >> with that example he went from a prerp prerp traitor to a item in the same conversation. we get the uncomfortable nobody wants to deal with situations. i know that nobody wants to look at a kids having naked pictures of other kids and it's something that elephant in the room. i don't want that. that doesn't happen at my school. i didn't see their phone. i didn't see any of that, but you need to take hold of that and own it and get that out there and make the difference and change the behavior and make it serious and when law enforcement -- we don't have a lot of laws in place. i say all the time "it's not illegal to be mean to each other" and i tell that to adults and i can't tell you government officials "i have free speech. i can say what i want" and they

. >> tip of the iceberg. it is not a sequester. we have that 487 that just kicked in this year. that this $50 billion cut out a defense. >> i understand. you're facing tough questions. you are basing benefits that would be cut. if you look at what a military person pays for their health care versus what you pay, it is a pretty radical difference. >> white what we say what that don't you say what that is? we pay a lot more. we pay about four injured $50 a month. they pay about three and a $50 a year. >> you have pay issues, you have benefits. the comptroller's is you haveday was problems with readiness. you're going to have to consider things that seem to be third rail. considered. being these are third world issues. where do you go? i want to be your take on whether you're willing to accept these closures and retiree benefits, the enrollment increase. where do you stand on these things? >> we are going to have to look at everything. i am not in favor of a base closures. what they will tell us is in the long run they save money. we have not realized savings yet to my knowledge fr

at that point, we know if that was the tip of the iceberg or if it was the tip of a huge iceberg. so, i think actually everybody prepared for the situation. the hospital activated its command situation in about five to ten minutes. >> what are the ages of the victims you're seeing? >> i don't have that information precisely. >> we have performed several. >> how many? >> i can't tell you >> doctor, can you tell us how many patients you have treated? have any of them been able to communicate with you what they saw, what they witnessed? are they in a condition to speak with you? >> a number of patients have been able to talk. most of them, we kept it business only. in terms of what affects their clinical condition, precisely. you probably know more than i do about what happened at the scene at this point. whee another question [ inaudible question ] >> the hospital treated 29. i have operated on six so far. >> can you say if any were children? >> five patients were unidentified. have you identified all the patients? >> i don't know if we have identified everyone. i know that some of

that is the tip of the iceberg in terms of planning provisions that make it hard to foster a knife in the city. we are not always consistent with how we deal with liquor licenses. they can vary in different parts of the city. i know the chief is working hard to establish more consistency. i just want to say that the chief of police is probably the most pro-nightlife chief of police we have ever had. i think he understands it on a personal level. i appreciate that. until recently, we did not have anyone at our office of economic and workforce development that actually focus is on night life as industry. and of course, as you know, our transportation system does not support not live that well. we do not have nearly enough cabs so that people coming out and get along without drunk driving. bart -- bars to not stay open late enough. i do think things are changing at city hall and with city government generally. in the last budget process, we read able to get a full-time person in the office of economic and workforce development who will focus exclusively on nightlife and entertainment. th

i look at that and say that could be the tip of the iceberg. at some point the data has to back up all the optimism and i don't think it's going to. >> in terms of the big move we saw in gold, the lowest levels since july 2011. does that factor into the marketplace or is gold driven by other things? >> gold got crushed today. it just got killed. in the option world people were crawling all over themselves. gld up 40% which is a huge move. i think the goal is also what it says about the broader market is that the fed can't keep stocks higher. i think that that's a huge problem right now because we worried about north korea, we've worried about italian elections, we've worried about cyprus, but the fed outweighs that. if they can't keep it higher, there's no way to go but down. >> i think the fed can keep up financials. some of those stocks still look cheap. everywhere else you have to deliver. >> there's the charts. to me, you talk about gold and some. things that are working here right now. when we look at what has gotten us here over the last

press so it's going to nomics indras infamous as the country's financial woes are just the tip of the iceberg. we have seen the reports about the. cabbie the loud flows that would be food investigation but in addition you could only crazies already cyprus is having a major political crisis as well the credibility of the system is very low level at this point some political parties are trying to take advantage at the same time it is true they have been acts that have made people very suspicious of the kids. of the eurozone and if you listen to the troika and these policies certainly we make a good recession into a depression was not a bailout it was a collective punishment deal the amount of money that cyprus required to cover allowed a more gradual approach to addressing economic structural problems we we these policies not only disapprove financial system has suffered a serious blow but the economy as well and i have no doubt that these we have also followed the fact all day you do not see quote already you know people outside cyprus are indicating confidence in the euro and the universe has

one company can be seen to be no growth, maybe even a meting iceberg at some point.other one is ticking away at 20% growth, has a printing press in its basement and really is not falling vick tum to the demise of the pc and those gigantic trends. >> one game we don't play on here, we don't play shoot the messenger, right? >> nice. >> just a game that was given to us, you know what i mean? i'm going to play your game, mel. i buy google here. it's a lay-up. >> so, we agree, but you just wanted to get that in? >> correct. >> wanted to call you a jerk, basically. >> google is expected to eahave earnings in the mid teens. i think it's google. >> quick. >> microsoft. >> we used to play this game in college but it's a different game. google. i'd rather google. >> all right. time not for pops and drops. big movers of the week. we have a pop here for netflix, up 32% this week. guy? >> you know we'veç liked this name for awhile. now is not the time. buy it lower than here. lower meaning 190s. >> big move this week, up 27%, b.k. >> this is a name well used to talk about a lot

what we know is that libor fraud is just the tip of the iceberg. we're learning every day of illegal and unethical practices by these banks who peddle high cost risky deals to entities just the way they peddled high cost loans to unsuspecting homeowners which is labeled as predatory loans. finance industry has been peddling similar kinds of deals to public entities pushing public predatory financing through deceptive and fraudulent practices and taxpayers are paying the price. like gouging on fees and interest rates an example is the san francisco airport interest rate swap that actually has cost san francisco taxpayers $100 million since 2008. those deals have in fact blown up. and to add to your point, supervisor earlier, the municipal finance market is today $3.7 trillion business. it is to fund central service, but instead we pay billions every year to the biggest banks while communities are forced to sacrifice and accept cuts to services and education. wall street gets a free pass and those least able to afford it have to fix the problem. we h

course the violence the violence that you cited the start of this show that's just the tip of the iceberg you know there was the king day a bomb plot in smoke on washington back in two thousand and eleven and people forget there were arrests in irresolute ten states for various plots to assassinate president obama in the first year that he was alive and to rest in tin states so this is just i'm a massive problem that was around back then. and it's still around today and last but not least the big reason we should never forget about dr king's assassination even when it's not the anniversary of that tragic if it's at the criminal investigation of dr king's murder was never really finished and there was a lot of critical information withheld from president clinton in the ninety's and it's still being withheld from president obama today about that assassination and it really goes to the early heart of why king was murdered and killed. i think that leaving the next question so well i mean there's so much that has not been told on the story but why was dr king really murdered in its simplest ex

it was on its maiden voyage from england to new york when it hit an iceberg in the north atlantic's offoast of newfoundland. 1500 people died. fewer than half that many survived. >> sources have found evidence that a link a former justice of the peace to the murders of the texas district attorney and his wife. the man being investigated is eric williams. mike mclelland and his wife cindy were found murdered in their home on march 30. once an earlier, one of his prosecutors, mark hasse, was gunned down. mike mclelland prosecuted during williams' last year for stealing three county computers. williams is currently in jail on unrelated charges. with a on your side reminder that today is the deadline to get those tax returns in. >> but you do have some options if you are not yet ready to file. s has more.ie on april 15 and realize you're not close to being ready, no need to panic. most taxpayers can get a six- month extension if they ask for one. that will push the deadline to october 15. but you need to do it now. log on to the irs web site and search for forms 4868. if you the qr code a r

that's the tip of the iceberg.tability office found 162 areas where agencies are dupe lating efforts at a cost of 10's of billions of collars. tom kwoeker said agen -- folker them they don't know how much they are spending. on other things they are spending billions on mapping data to see whether or not they have maps. they are developing their own camouflage areas. they implemented several weather related areas which has overlapping characteristics. ta they are completely overlapped with research being done by another part of the same department by contract even funded research into the detection of the same chemical. the obama administration says it's making progress through the campaign to cut paste and will propose more action in the 2014 budget set to be released tomorrow. >> it is a problem when you can't say how much you are spending. bottom line. >> 14 until the top of the hour. thanks diane. still ahead are you getting ready to hit the gym? before we get to work are you tired of from indoor to out work wor

real fears here that we may see the tip of not an iceberg, but a concern of what could be more of a global fashion. >> nick reporting live from dagestan. thank you, nick. >>> some politicians in the united states finds the parents' suspicions to be ridiculous. the idea that they would accuse the u.s. after seeking asylum here is ridiculous. >> it's absolutely wrong. it's offensive. here is a country that gave them asylum and sanka wary. it's bad enough for what their sons did, but for their parents to attack the country is wrong. >> the oldest brother's inlaws and wife are asking the press to respect their privacy at this time. >> the note reads, our daughter lost her husband today, the father of her child. we did not begin to comprehend how this horrible tragedy occurred in the aftermath of the patriot's day horror, we know we never knew tamerlan tsarnaev. please respect our family's privacy in this difficult time. >> as we know tamerlan tsarnaev is the bombing suspect killed friday morning in a shoot-out with police. >> the president claim as painful chapter is now closed. >> we will hav

the ship is headed toward the iceberg, it's about to hit it, it's going to sink, and i don't think management quick enough. >> brian, come in here. >> i think the question is -- anthony, are you there? >> i am, yes. >> fantastic. let's talk about it. here i am in minneapolis, where best buy is based, but i want to ask, is best buy's problems more based on itself, right, or is it based on the fact that there hasn't been a hot gadget out there. there hasn't been a new innovation. that they're actually more of a victim of circumstance than they are of their own misdoings. >> i would say it's a little bit of both. but i think that michael makes a great point in that the new management team is a significant upgrade over prior management. but it's more than just management here. you're seeing the playing field with amazon being leveled. best buy is now price matching amazon. best buy is also going to benefit from the fact that amazon will have to collect online state sales tax in an increasing number of sales. you're seeing apple's influence abate. and i think there's a ton of cost savings opportun

p is the tip of the iceberg. even it's public power corporation.ix mill along with the olympic societies and screen is bigger her. there has been snow for almost there were 100,000 properties which some estimate at $400 billion enough to wipe off the entire debt. even that process refuses to take off. agency ry tiization has increased two children come and go. it's his job to bring him three $3 this year. but he says that is the loseen of concerns. frank just that a tiny of the wealth that's going to be created through developing this asset. to i'm observing 1e7bs of thousands of jobs. you are bringing a lot of people from and from abroad. e greeks we don't have any go. he face as formidable head wind of and perhaps the biggest challenge to keeping the crash. >> it's been describe as an act of tree some. they intended improving relations. our correspondent reports from belgrade. >> well, the serbian i'm proud of there, we'll be back. instead she was confronted by some of heifer angry ser john boyfriends. this man is asking for all this. what if he

we only have the tip of the iceberg of e-mails. here is series of them.ou're going to see, this is from john horvath, tech analyst at sac capital talking to portfolio manager in an e-mail. i have a secondhand read from someone at the company, dell. he is also saying in the same e-mail, this is irk this i've gotten this read from dell and very good information last quarter saying, be extra sensitive with this info. this is horvath to michael steinberg in an e-mail. also telling steinberg to please keep the dell stuff especially on the down low. these e-mails went out before dell's earnings report in august of 2008. the stock eventually cratered by 30%. prior to that insiders at sac capital basically unloaded 600,000 shares. call them insiders because that is what the government is calling them. now you will see michael steinberg e-mails. talking about dell trade. yes, normally we would never divulge data like this so please be discrete. thanks. talking to steve cohen about dell earlier today. this is tip of the iceberg, what fox business is hearing there a

anthony weiner says those could be the tip of the iceberg. >> people know i did it. people know i did it with multiple women. people know the pictures. i am not going to say to you no one else is going to release another picture. there's nothing else going on. people may hear things that are true or not true. i tell you this, i am not talking about it. >> he just returned to twitter which was the web site that led to his demise. >> there are new concerns the money man behind the ground zero mosque may be planning a mega mosque. the developers of the controversial mosque has control of 3 adjacent buildings blocks away from ground zero. he is facing evictions from the original mosque site for not paying rent. >>> a united states marine bringing an incredible message of hope to those seriously injured in the boston they're monday bombing. corporal martinez share something in common. they are both double amputees. >> can't do anything right now. >> right now but i am telling you with all of my heart you are going to be more independent than you ever were. >> that makes m

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this is only the tip of the iceberg.in there that will continue to be revealed. and you know, the big problem here is that thege for part timw or those working under 29.5 hours and extending it to all workers and states drop the plan in favor of the federal plan. in other words, this is where this is heading, toward a single payer system and that's the bottom line. >> whether that was the master plan, it certainly is the final effect. and i wish people would start talking about some of the other ways that we could fix this. i've gotten so many proposals from people all over the country. some are really good proposals, these are smart people. if we would take advantage of what we have rather than taking the attitude its my way and the only way, we could make some progress. it's not a democrat or republican thing, a liberal or con active thing. we all need good healthcare. >> neil: but it's costly when he want to take -- you want to take prohibit active costs out. the medical device prompting number of democrats and republ

that's like saying besides the iceberg, the titanic had a great trip.ou can't glaze over history like that, even if it is an improvement from a few years ago when they seem to forget 9/11 ever happened. >> between 2000 and -- i don't remember any attacks on american soil during that period of time. >> we had no attacks under bush. we have under obama. >> no domestic attacks under president bush except for the worst attack on american soil. joining me now is the first iraq war veteran elected to congress. and joy reid, managing editor of the grio.com. what do you make of these comments? >> they have amnesia. they want to forget about the worst attack on american soil. they want to forget about the anthrax, 11 folks killed in the d.c. sniper attacks. i mean, come on. let president bush have his due but don't lie about the history. yeah, our nation was attacked, the worst in american history, and then they compound on that by starting an unnecessary war in iraq. >> that's my point, joy. when they talk about what hasn't happened under president obama that h

what kind of iceberg does that present and how can we steer around it? >> there is that sort of race with the institutions that have resources and we are addressing a generational, gender, race issues. he mass media t that has provided resources, that has funded the kind of journalism that we admire wakes up to this new reality of the audience or it will fade away. nothing right now individually on the web as the institutional power to do what a lot of organizations can do when they are willing to do it. we are so much in the transition zone. i don't know where that will come out. i have to remind myself constantly that the web is 15 years old. it is a sprightly teenager. it is still. finding its still i worry in terms of the free pass ability -- free press ability to what our government prepares the argument that local newspapers and others who used to cover institutions on a local maybe thegone but blogger is interested in street paving in a neighborhood. when that street paving goes away, that person goes away. there is not that institutional memory.

. >> so again so that's the sort of the tip of the iceberg.e i said, you know, we're still drilling down and there's a wealth of material, and just arrested to get all the way around it. >> michael: a few you hours after the tapes went public that same war room tried to turn the tapes into campaign cash. team mitch posted a fundraising message saying stand with senator mcconnell against the liberal media's illegal and under handed tactics. reporters asked three times if attacks on candidates mental health fair game? >> last month they were attacking my wives' ethnicity and then apparently unbeknownst to us they were bugging our headquarters, quite nixonion moves. >> michael: an hour of that statement, mcconnell said he was not accuseing progress kentucky of bugging his headquarters although it sounded like he was but it sound like that it's nice to know that it's against use when it's used against republicans. donnie, a veteran of many war rooms, including al gore's 2002 presidential campaign. >> mcconnell is mad because he's older than richar

>> chris, the way this work is this investigation is basically an iceberg.you see is the small top. the agents and detectives on the ground in boston picking up the fragments of the bomb debris, picking up the bomb components. they're going to the hospital, retrieving component parts from victims, from doctors and they're putting that device together and their going to be able to put that device together. it's going to be able to be put together. like humpty dumpty. >> piece by piece. within 98% of the original, actual device. >> atf and fbi and bomb squad detectives have been blowing things for up 50 years. we blow up cars and everything in between and sift through and pick them up. we live to find out what that stuff is. these two scenes, as devastating as they are to boston, they are not huge scenes for agents to process. they're not the '93 trade center, not even the olympic park bombing. they're smaller. these bombs were made with hate. they were intended for mass murder. but the desire of the bomber would be his undoing, their undoing and that desire i

-- that did turn out to be the tip of the iceberg.ic if that was going to be the tip of the huge icebergt. not. >> three people died in the attacks, including an 8-year-old boy. more than 140 people werere injured at least 17 of them critically.crit >> on iccapitol hill today we we expecting to get the details on the senate's comprehensive immigration bill but it's being delayed because of the terror attacks on the boston marathon.a now the proposals are expected tomorrow. also in th e senate debate on new gun laws and amendments on background checks continues today. a vote on amendment is likely tl be delayed if that happens, senators will have more time to roundup support.un >>> today is the anniversary off the deadliest shooting rampage in more thanker u.s moremodern . history. remembrance at campus started at midnight with the lighting of a ceremonial candle.al candle they are targeting the nra officers with coffin deliveriesv the caskets about have the names of mass shootings on them. them activity are planlingin planninh on nra lobbyist. lobbyi >>> a room is being named for gabriel

. >> that's just the tip of the iceberg. the interesting thing is, 61 times a day d.c. is giving motorists the boot. it's that ugly orange boot that renders the car immobile. and it costs you $75 to get the boot off if you don't do it pretty quickly, then they tow it. that's another $100 fee and $40 a day storage. next thing you know you have a really big tab. >> and a huge headache to get your car back, too. >> oh, it is. and you remember, out west they used to have boot hills. in d.c. motorists have boot hell hell. that's over by blue plains and that's where the cars are towed and getting them back is a real pain. it's a much bigger picture than that. for some people they don't pay the tickets because they don't have the money. imagine you've gotten several automated camera tickets for example and you're on a very, very tight budget, you can't pay that ticket and next thing you know your car is booted and then it's towed to a storage lot and many people end up having their cars lost in auction. >> right. that's after it's been there in the lot for a while. >> absolute

quarter earnings reminds me of a little of first quarter of 2012 where we started to see the tip of the iceberg negative guidance coming out of the eurozone, and the fact is that in this earnings period, at least -- liz: hold on a second. all right. i just need -- teddy, keep going, i just lost you for a minute, but keep going. okay, teddy's down, sorry. i'll go to chris. thought it was me. always blaming myself, chris. >> don't do that, liz. don't do that. liz: when you see that behavior here -- okay, i won't. it's a problem with e me. what you see with the trading behavior today in the pits, after the s&p hit the record? >> well, that, to me, is sell in may and go away. no, seriously, that's the head line. it's a double top at the 1600 level in the s&p, and if you want to be patriotic, don't want to sell short this market, sell short and buy u.s. dollar. i really think all the teddy eluded to it, really all the negative sentiment in europe, i think you buy the dollar verse the euro, i think there's going to be crumbs coming out, more quantitative easing as well as the ecb is concerned. the pm

was going to be the tip of a huge iceberg or not. so, you know, actually everybody were prepared for that type of situation. so the hospital activate straight -- activated its incident command system and between five and ten minutes we had everything pretty much up and running. >> reporter: he said treatments will need to be staged because you have such a wade variety of injuries, you have tissue damage, vascular damage, bone breaks. they need to prioritize. you stop the bleeding and come back later to deal with the bone breaks. doctors at massachusetts general say they're seeing a lot of shrapnel injuries but a doctor from beth israel said he sees in the patients what appear to be ball bearings. that is with the reports we've seen that the bombs were packed with ball bearings to use as shrapnel. bill: you would imagine that would be a question for the fbi coming up in 20 minutes, mike, you spoke with many runners and how are they reacting and what stories are they telling you today? >> reporter: it is really interesting. i had a lot