always happy to be linked to leonardo dicaprio in any public setting. mr. secretary, as was said we have the imf and world bank convening here. there's great curiosity about the world economy, but i want to start with the u.s. economy, and ask you about the growth picture. the imf latest forecast for growth this year of 2.1%, consensus estimates all seem to be under 2.5%. we had signs of faster growth in last year's third quarter, but then a slowing, and i'd like to ask you the basic question everybody has, which is, what's going on? what's your meant's snapshot of the u.s. economy right now? >> the u.s. economy is gradually healing, gradually getting stronger. growth averaged about 2.5% since the recovery began. slower than the average of recoveries in the post-war period. why has it been so moderate? really, the following reasons. one is the basic reality when you're bigging out of a financial crisis caused by too much borrowing too, much leverage, the economy built too many houses you face a lot of head winds working tlouz those balances making growth sl

one of the items on display, a replica of the staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicaprio >>> new developments in the case of unarmed florida teenager shot and killed. investigators review the 911 tapes on the night of trayvon martin's death. >>> april is autism

one of the items is a replica of the staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicaprio. >>> world of sound is close as your computer. a peek of on line extravaganza unveiled today the brain child of a man who needed thousand people to make the dream come true. nick watt listened from london. >> reporter: right here, right now, the world's fist taste of extraordinary collaboration. 2950 singers from 73 countries from south africa, australia and kazakhstan. virtual choir created by eric whittaker. >> from the earliest mystery of man, people have been doing this, coming together and making music. >> virtual choir comes together, singing in bathtubs and closets. a librarian in norway. >> you have this general feeling of being connected to people everywhere. >> harmonizing, 4000 miles away on vancouver island. >> i wanted to do it as a challenge. because i would like to hold my head up and say i did it. >> we haven't ever turned away a single singer. they've all made the cut. >> global voices, united as one. >>> very cool. >> top executives want to freshen things up for you. >> u

someone authorities call a real-life version of the leonardo dicaprio imposter character in the film,ch me if you can. >> are you a real-life pirate? >> i sure am. >> reporter: in indiana, the people of henryville say they began to have suspicions when flint asked local residents to ask for donations. >> collecting cash and having people make checks out to cash. >> reporter: then flint began to collect emergency supplies. >> we got his truck and trailer loaded up, and off they go. >> reporter: but authorities say many of the supplies he collected never made it to the disaster victims of henryville. >> he was not able to provide a satisfactory explanation of where those supplies went. >> reporter: the state police moved in, and now flint is charged with theft of the some of the supplies and impersonating a government official. according to prosecutor jeremy mull. was he even homeland security? >> he was not. >> reporter: was he a federal agent? >> he was not. >> reporter: so based on what you know, he was a great imposter? >> that's correct, yes. >> reporter: in a jail house interview,

tomorrow at 6:30s it will be a night to remember, and on wednesday, titanic starring leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet. >>> big event is happening at the white house it's happening today. the 134th annual easter egg roll. the theme is let's go, let's play, let's move. all of the activities on the south lawn will promote healthy and active living as part of the fist lady's campaign against childhood obesity. hula hooping, dancing and yoga are on the menu and egg diving and other crafts. -- egg dyeing and other crafts. >>> locally, kids of all ages can take pat in the easter egg hunt, in baltimore, the festivities run from noon until 2:00 in the afternoon. children can enjoy arts and crafts, animal petting. this is an animal farm and easter egg hunt. it's happened at the conservatory in the botanical gardens as well. >>> domino sugar refinery plant. we will tell you about an event happening today. they will receive the largest single raw sugar shipment to be delivered to the poor east of the mississippi. nay will receive 95 million pounds of raw sugar, six weeks short of the factory's 9

unsupposedly unsingle "titanic" slammed into an iceberg, 1500 people perished and kate win let and leonardo dicapriover torn asunder and now, on the 100 anniversary two new theories. the earth was close to the moon and sun which could have produced record tides that sent unusual amount of icebergs into the "titanic's" path. and the other, a mirage that could have kept them from moving into the iceberg. icebergs can bend images like a funhouse mirror. look at the top of the screen. those are successive pictures of the same ship. the modern cruise industry has come a long way in terms of safety, sophistication and size. the titanic which was the largest slip of its kind in 1912 is much smaller than what we have now. the entire "titanic" can easily fit inside one of the larger cruise ships operating today. >> on this 100th anniversary, even the movie "titanic" is changing. after an as trophies sift noticed the movie has the night sky wrong. the movie in 3d has an accurate sky. >>> history has been rewritten in a story that captured our imagination for a century. dan harris abc news new york. >>> of the

unsupposedly unsingle "titanic" slammed into an iceberg, 1500 people perished and kate winslet and leonardo dicaprioforever torn asunder and now on the 100th anniversary, two new intriguing theories. according to researcher, the earth was close to the sun that winter which would have produced record tides that sent unusual amount of icebergs into the "titanic's" path. and the other, a mirage that could have kept the ship's lookouts from spotting an iceberg. icy watters can cool the air and warp and bend images like a fun house mirror. take a look at the top of your screen. those are successive pictures of the same ship. look at the image change. the modern cruise industry has come a long way in terms of safety, sophistication and size. the "titanic" which was the largest ship of its kind in 1912 is actually much smaller than what we have now. the entire "titanic" can easily fit inside one of the larger cruise ships operating today. >> on this 100th anniversary, even the movie "titanic" is changing. after an astro physicist noticed the movie has gotten the night sky wrong, the movie in throw3d an acc

. >> bob: coming up are leonardo dicaprio and kate winslett embarrassed to be in the highest grossing the next segment. if this knocks your socks off, you probably weren't wearing socks in the first place, and that makes me sick to my stomach, you non-sock wearing people. ♪ five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: why would anybody be embarrassed by that? before we start this segment, apparently i did, i didn't mean to say that about catholics alone when i said this before. all organized religions, i think by their own interpretation of what jesus said interrupts a relationship with god. in one way or another. if i got catholics upset, i'm sorry. i didn't mean it that way, though i believe there was not just one -- >> kimberly: okay. offendedinslet, let's listen -- your "titanic" grossed $1.1 million when the movie came out. it was all over the world. it won how many oscars? like a bunch of oscars. now the two big stars think it's a dump. i don't know why. listen to what kate winslet says about why she doesn't like it and won't take her kids to see it. >> kimberly: she is hot. >> bob: she is. >> we're

. >> bob: coming up are leonardo dicaprio and kate winslett embarrassed to be in the highest grossing next segment. if this knocks your socks off, you probably weren't wearing socks in the first place, and that makes me sick to my stomach, you non-sock wearing people. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] remember when you were a kid? you ked getting dirty and building things. there were no limits -- yocould move mountains. the john deere 1 series subcompact tractor -- the way grownups move mountains. and with auto-connect implements, it's the eiest tractor to use yet. what will you create? learn more about the easy-to-use 1 series tractor at johndeere.com/1series. >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here today is the fourth day of fall-out from president obama's comments about the supreme court an his healthcare law. tonight on "special report," we'll go over the three-page single spaced letter from attorney general eric holder in response to a federal judge's order. the white house is hoping three days of clean-up, and this response today will end the uproar. rick santorum is making

>> well, i -- leonardo dicaprio is a serious young actor. takes it quite seriously, as can you see. damon sean penn, he's a little older now, i can say sean is a young actor. i've known him so long he's not so young. >> let's just end on a couple things. one is, you and i have something in common, which may be a shock to you. and may be a disturbing shock to you. we both became fathers to little baby girls four months ago. >> yes. i didn't know that congratulations. >> it was number four for me, number six for you. >> yes. >> how is fatherhood the sixth time around going. >> it's great. i'm a parent. i have older kids and younger kids, obviously, so it's -- as any parent will tell you, it's an experience. >> let's get back to tribeca. it's running for ten days, i think, isn't it? an amazing huge festival. what is the main aim of the tribeca film festival. >> just to show a wide variety of wonderful and diverse films to the diverse audience. allow filmmakers to meet other filmmakers and screen some interesting films. >> robert, what do you hope it says about your city, new york? >> i

the 1997 block buster starring leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet will be back in theaters in 3d thisork anna coyman, fox news. >> the news tonight is far from over. mention the news edge at 11 -- the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >> this

." >> steve: "tit-anic," i've seen it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: leonardo dicaprio. >> steve: 3'd. 3'd.'d." >> steve: yeah, yeah, yeah. 3-d. >> jimmy: "titanic 3'd." yeah. and sandler -- and he goes -- [ as sandler ] "i lost my necklace. it went over the boat!" [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] >> steve: who else was in that movie? [ laughter ] is french stewart in that movie? >> jimmy: jack nicholson. [ laughter ] [ as jack nicholson ] >> jimmy: "jack nicholson is in the movie." >> steve: oh my god. what about the dad from -- from "blossom"? [ as christian slater ] >> jimmy: "christian slater's in it too. [ laughter ] they're both in the movie." >> steve: george gaynes isn't in it? >> jimmy: no, george gaynes is not in the movie. >> steve: are you sure? are you sure? are you sure punky brewster's -- >> jimmy: -- my punky brewster's dad impersonation. no one knows it. no one laughs at it. >> steve: do you guys know punky brewster? [ cheers and applause ] [ as henry warnimont ] "oh, punky." [ laughter ] ♪ two words. so lame. that's so lame. george gaynes impression. so lame. [ as adam sandler ]

that includes a replica staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicaprio.from the grandeur of exhibits there are other mixed feelings. the ship yard that built the world's largest oceangoing liner was once synonymous with bigotry. archive film footage inside the exhibit captures belfast in those bygone days. protestants had the plum jobs like shipbuilding. catholics often went hungry. the "titanic" exhibit is trying to build on today's peace and sink once and for all some of the city's sordid history. >> titanic quarter has become a new area of our city. it's where people come to study, to live, to work, it's about our city as a whole and a whole new beginning, none of the divide of

that very likely stands for joseph dawson as opposed to the character played by leonardo dicaprio, jackon its maiden voyage in 1912, it was the biggest ship ever built. the length of an 80 story building. believed to be unsinkable. >> iceberg dead ahead, sir. >> reporter: but what man had made nature's cold hand quickly undid. in just under three hours, the ship took on water and sank to the ocean floor. over 1500 lives were lost. as headlines spread the news to the world the, the details of what exactly happened to the "titanic" were sunk. 2 1/2 miles below the ocean's surface guessed at for decades. >> the boiler. >> reporter: in 1986, a team led by robert ballard delivered the first incredible pictures of the wreck, as underwater technology advanced, answers started to come. including, how the ship broke apart. >> broken in two. those two pieces are separated by about six football fields. the bow up here, the stern here. six football fields in between. but there's a much larger area around that where objects spilled out of the ship as it sank. >> reporter: an expedition launched by r

with this company, and basically what they do, 100% of the profits of this coffee go to the leonardo dicapriondation, which is his money to all kinds of eco purchases. it's also a story of sustainability so it's giving fair trade prices in haiti and employing lots of people. it also happens to be delicious. so you can get it at williams-sonoma -- >> it's amazing. >> from coffee to wine. sting and his wife trudie? >> sting and his wife trudie have an incredible home outside of florence in the chianti region and they make this wine, the latest, two of the wines that they make are in their second vintage. the latest is a chianti called when we dance. you can try some if you want. it's:22 a bottle and it's made with 100% organic, it's actually biodynamic. so it's got a very, very high stature of the goodness, and actually no chemical. >> next up bono and his wife ali. i'm actually a fan i have to confess, i wear this clothing line a lot. >> eden, what's interesting about this company is they have made a commitment to having most of their clothes by a certain point made in africa. so they are givi

probably stands for joseph dawson as opposed to the fictional character jack dawson played by leonardo dicapriothe film version of the titanic. when the titanic set sail on its maiden voyage in 1912, it was the biggest ship ever built. the length of an 80-story building. believed to be unsinkable. what man had made, nature's cold hand quickly undid. in just under three hours, the ship took on water and sank to the ocean floor. over 1,500 lives were lost. as headlines spread the news to the world, the details of what exactly happened to the titanic were sung. two and a half miles below the ocean surface, guessed at for decades. in 1986, a team led by robert ballard delivered the first incredible pictures of the wreck as underwater technology advanced, answers started to come including how the ship broke apart. >> broken in two. those two pieces are separated by about six football fields. so you have the bow up here. the stern here. about six football fields in between. but there's a much larger area around that where objects spilled out of the shipment as it sanks. >> an expedition launched by r

hodge's new property, and that includes a replica staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicaprioandeur of the exhibit. there are other mixed feelings. the shipyard that build the world's largest ocean going liner was once synonymous with bigotry. archived film footage inside the exhibit captures belfast in those bygone days. protestants had the plum jobs like ship building and catholics often went hungry. the "titanic" exhibit is trying to build on today's piece and sink once and for all some of the city's sordid history. >> this is becoming a new era of our history, where people come and study, work and live and it's all about our city as a whole and a whole new beginning and none of th

unless you're like leonardo dicaprio and down in steerage, you got cheap tickets i guess. >> i guess all right. >>> you know that there is also a local "titanic" club, and they definitely do something every year to mark the anniversary. but this year because it's such a special event, they're going to have a special celebration. april 15. n southwest. >> the date that the "titanic" sank. there's a memorial in southwest -- >> yes, a memorial there. and i believe that they do it in the evening, close to midnight. if not at midnight -- >> because the ship sank at night. >> in the evening, yes. >> 1,500 killed. 700 survived. it's just an amazing story when you think about it in that context. >> indeed. >> interesting -- hope we get to the memorial here on the 15th. >> i'm sure we will. >>> "news4 today" continue now at 6:00 a.m. stay with us. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now star

hodge's new property, and that includes a replica staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicapriohe grandeur of the exhibit. there are other mixed feelings. the shipyard that build the world's largest ocean going liner was once synonymous with bigotry. archived film footage inside the exhibit captures belfast in those bygone days. protestants had the plum jobs like shipbuilding and catholics often went hungry. the "titanic" exhibit is trying to build on today's piece and sink once and for all some of the city's sordid history. >> it is it's becoming a new era of our history, where people come and study, work and live and it's all about our city as a whole and a whole new beginning and none of the divide from before. >> reporter: how many visitors come to this modern incarnation of belfast innovation will help make or break that future. nic robertson, cnn, belfast, northern ireland. >> i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarter in atlanta. thank you so much for watching. have yourself a great week. i'll s

. >> the movie that made leonardo dicaprio the king of the world is getting a 3d relaunch this weekendone person that didn't see it the first time tell the story of two people who fall in love as the unsinkable ship goes down. it's got quite a soundtrack too. rate ed pg-13. >> you're here for the reunion? >> get ready for one last slice of american pie. it's been ten years since a

. >> osgood: the 1997 film titanic starring leonardo dicaprio told one story of the sinking of that supposedlynd liner exactly a century ago. descendents of some of those on board have their own stories to tell and they told them to our michelle miller. >> what did you see? >> iceberg dead ahead, sir. >> reporter: 100 years ago today, at 2:20 on the morning of april 15, 1912, the titanic, a ship believed by many to be unsinkable sank after hitting an iceberg. more than 1500 people died that night in the frigid waters of the north atlantic. where titanic's haunting hulk still rests. it's a story you'd have to live under a rock or an iceberg not to know at least something about. just this year, nearly 100 books on the titanic have been published in english alone. there's a new museum in bell fast northern ireland where the great ship was built and another in southhampton england. the port she set sail from. in pigeon forge, tennessee, which has no connection whatsoever to the actual event.... >> well, hello, everyone. welcome to the grand staircase. >> reporter:... millions of visitors have come

the 100th year of the tittnic's voyage, which ultimately ended tragically. phe mmvie starring leonardo dicapriorate the occasion.but, rockfishhin annapolis are also night by recreating the last dinner aboard the ocean liner. ben savage from flying dog from the rockfish join us this morning top tell us about their "ghosts of titanic" beer &pdinner. --before the ship struck the iceberg, fiist class guests were served a 10 course viccorian styled room --what does he menu at the beer dinner feature?--are you doing ll 10 coursess--let's see what the first course. course. we'll be back with 3 the first course. course. you're making for the first course. ,3 pourse. we'll be baak with flying dog brrwery and the rockfish duuing foo45 good day baltimore...so they can give you a preview of one more of the ten ccurses you'll get to have at the ghosts of titanic we've been telling you about it all morning... the jaccsonssare coming to baltimore... and we're giving away tickets to the show.your chance to wii a ppir... is next.stay tuned for the cue to call.you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. al

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i'm always happy to be linked to leonardo dicaprio in any public setting. mr. secretary, as kemal says, we have the imf and world bank convening here. there's great curiosity about the world economy, but i want to start with the u.s. economy and ask you about the growth picture. the imf latest forecast is for growth this year of 2.1%, consensus estimates all seem to be under 2.5%. we had signs of faster growth in last year's third quarter, but then a slowing. and i'd like to ask you the basic question i think everybody has which is, what's going on? what's your mental snapshot of the u.s. economy right now? >> well, the u.s. economy is gradually healing, gradually getting stronger. growth has averaged about 2.5% since the recovery began. slower than the average of recoveries in the postwar period. why has it been so moderate? really the following reasons: one is the basic reality that when you're digging out of a financial crisis caused by too much borrowing, too much leverage, the economy built too many houses, you face a lot of headwinds as you work through t

so i want to know, did you have the leonardo dicaprio moment when you went to the bow of the ship andse i think a lot of people wanted to take that moment, but we found out that in 100 years' time you can't get anywhere close to the front of the bow of the ship. even though a lot wanted to try, none had that experience. >> so disappointed! >> we were okay with that. >> thank you for sharing your story. we so appreciate it, nancy and kristi. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> pat summitt's legendary coaching career comes to an end. the women who basically put women's college hoops on the map is stepping aside after her most courageous season. more on that story is coming up next. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, needally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums >> things are going

so, welcome again, many thanks, and up to you. >> i'm always happy to be linked to leonardo dicaprio in any public setting. mr. secretary, as kemal says, we have the imf and world bank convening here. there's great curiosity about the world economy but i want to start with the u.s. economy and ask you about the growth picture. the imf's latest forecast is for growth this year of 2.1 percent. consensus estimates all seem to be under 2.5 percent. we had signs of faster growth in last year's third quarter but then slowing, and i'd like to ask you the basic question i think everybody has which is what's going on? what's your mental snapshot of the u.s. economy right now? >> well, the u.s. economy is gradually healing, gradually getting stronger. growth has averaged about 2.5 percent since the recovery began, slower than the average of recoveries in the post-war period. why has it been so moderate? really, the following reasons: one is the basic reality that when you're digging out of a financial crisis caused by too much borrowing, too much leverage, and the economy built too many houses