Here’s what I’m reading about this morning:

• At least four people are dead, and nearly 300 people (mostly students) are missing after a ferry sinks off the coast of South Korea. 

• Residents in eastern Ukraine are preparing for the worst. 

• A man is in custody after a bomb scare at the Boston Marathon yesterday. 

• Obama will announce a $600 million jobs training and apprenticeship program. 

• Bank of America loses $6 billion on legal expenses in the first quarter. 

• Twitter acquires analytic firm Gnip (which it was selling your data to all along). 

• The Tribeca Film Festival kicks off today, with Nas himself at the Beacon Theater:

• A week after Shabazz Napier said he sometimes goes to bed hungry, the NCAA announces athletes will get unlimited food and snacks. 

• Remember how GlaxoSmithKline was accused of bribing doctors Monday? Its new diabetes drug is approved by the FDA today. 

• Mexico’s former president Felipe Calderón, who fled his own drug war amid corruption scandals and left his country an economic disaster, actually makes economic arguments for tackling climate change.