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How close they got to using it. that's ahead. still ahead on "way too early," it is uh-oh time for the miami heat, with chris bosh out hurt, dwyane wade scores single digits. highlights from the nba and nhl playoffs ahead in sports. plus with mark zuckerberg waking up this morning to bathe in crisp, $100 bills and brush his teeth with beluga daf yard, his company 1r58 ued at $104 billion, we look at some of the ipos that didn't work out so well. that story and a check on weather. >> the explosion came as a surprise with a force that has yet to be measured. lightning storms ignited the forest...

And hopefully far, far beyond. welcome back to "morning joe." mark halperin is joining us at the children's table. it's okay, you can have dessert with the other children. joining the table, the u.s. managing editor, gillian tett and andy serwer. in washington, senior national correspondent, joshua green. >> can we have a head count? seven or eight? >> halperin, sorry. josh had a great piece we are going to get to. he writes about the single biggest problem facing congress and in washington. we'll get to that in a moment. first, at 11:00 this morning, facebook will begin trading at $38 a share...

Richest internet ipo in history and the third largest ipo ever overall. the ipo expected to raise $16 billion bucks for the company has raised facebook's valuation to $104 billion. you want to sound smart today tell your friends that one of the biggest tech ipo failures in history came in 1999 when online toy provider etoys.com raised $166 million for its ipo and sold at $76 a share on opening day before diving to nine cents a share less than two years later. the company went bankrupt in 2001 before being bought in court by kb toys. let's huddle up around the water cooler to watch the great ...

One 5-4 in extras. rockies taking on the d'backs in coors field. play interrupted as thousands of bees swarmed in. came down on a camera bay next to the dugout. wow. the game had to be stopped in the fifth inning while the situation was resolved. eventually the bees were contained -- did the bee keepers come out with the suits and the honey and everything? how did they contain this thing? anyway, oh, my gosh. oh, they blew them off with a leave blower. interesting tactic. the game did continue eventually after they painstakingly blew -- what about that guy just with the short sleeves in the mi...

Their company is worth $104 billion. this is on the caliber of mcdonald's or amazon. it's a humungous market cap for such a young company. it's in the top 25 biggest companies by its valuation. however, when you look at its revenues, it is like company 900! and so have you to keep that in account. there could be a lot of upside, it's a young company. but it's a company that this whole tech hoopla we have had in the last few months has really gotten people, perhaps overly excited. we saw linkedn go public and yelp. so is it another tech bubble? >> greta: indeed. everybody's watching. i am looki...