BLITZER: Lisa Sylvester is monitoring some of the other top stories here in THE SITUATION ROOM including more fallout for a Connecticut mayor -- Lisa.</s>SYLVESTER: Hi, there, Wolf. The town's police chief is retiring following a federal investigation into racial profiling by the force. Four officers have been arrested for allegedly mistreating Latinos. East Haven's mayor brought national attention to the issue when he told a reporter that he might's tacos to support the city's Latino community. He has apologized twice for that comment. And no surprise here. Crashing a cruise liner is expensive. Carnival Corporation says it will lose between $375 million and $395 million this year because of the Costa Concordia wreck. At least 17 people have died. Fifteen are still missing. And the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is pledging $350 million to fight tropical diseases the goal is to eliminate ten diseases by the end of the decade. Thirteen pharmaceutical companies, the World Bank and multiple countries including the United States, are also giving to the cause -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Lisa, thank you. For some people in Syria, this happens daily.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The government might actually be coming in so now everyone is rushing away as fast as possible.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We have to go faster.</s>BLITZER: Arwa Damon goes underground with the opposition inside the battle for Syria. Stand by for an amazing report. You'll want to see this.
Carnival: Wreck Will Cost $150 Million; Gates Foundation: $363 Million To Fight Diseases