prayers are with you and their families as you go through this difficult time. thank you. it s nice for people to be able to remember them and their heroic actions trying to tell people what s going on in libya. greg campbell, who just returned himself from libya, thank you. thank you very much. there are freelance journalist being held in captivity. james foley with the boston globe, we re still trying to find out the details about him. all these journal is believe they have a message. if they re not there, you re not hearing what s happening to people. that s a great thing for government to be able to get rid of journalists covering bad news. that s a sad story. remember the story we were talking about a man in china having a web cam conversation with a woman in toronto. a man knocked on the door, they had a conversation, he started assaulting her. then he realized that the laptop was on and he switched it off.
for you. a little rain moving through upstate new york. but this won t amount to anything. wind will be the bigger issue. hang on to the hats today. we ll see gusts at 30, 40 miles an hour. that will cause delays at the airports. possibly an hour in boston. atlanta, because of thunderstorms. dallas, the area for the severe weather threat. we ll talk about the fire danger in the next hour. thank you. a provocative story that has people talking about is sugar toxic? let me move these. move the peeps while we discuss this, please. this is a sunday cover that suggests that sugar can be perhaps as dangerous as cigarettes or alcohol and a risk factor for heart disease, high blood pressure and many common cancers. one of the reasons that they say sugar is so toxic is the way the human body metabolizes the
people that. before a story about whether or not sugar is toxic. reporter business, right? a jelly bean might be more discreet, my friend. it s close to easter. he s going like this. i walked in the office and found a box of peeps. a story that we re doing that sugar is bad for you and you ve already eaten one of the chicks. but it helps give you energy to start your day. pactly. especially when the weather hasn t been so good. some go for coffee, some go for peeps. parts of the southeast, the thunderstorms woke you up, didn t they? yeah, i know, about 2:30 for me. the thunderstorm watches have expired now and canceled early so not expected much in terms of organized severe weather. look here in arkansas, lightning with that and heavy downpours. freshly paved i-75 in atlanta was a little slick for me. the northeast for you guys, wind, that will be the big story
mother s life or health are at risk. roger clemens is accused of lying to congress about alleged steroid use. his attorneys are trying to get the case thrown out. they re claiming that lawmakers are it is lawmakers? yeah. were refusing to turn over internal documents from their investigation. this iphone story has got our interest. it is tracking your every move. it records your whereabouts. then that information is there. it has got to do with location-based applications. but so far there s no evidence that the location data is being sent to apple or other company. researchers are testing android phones to see if they record the same information. you can turn off the location services on your phone. i use a blackberry.
the front line in misrata. while people are trying to flee the violence there, these journalists went in to bring the story to the rest of us. hetherington sent out this tweet on tuesday, which would be his last. in besieged libyan city of misrata. indiscriminate shelling of gadhafi forces. no sign of nato. tim hetherington received an academy award nomination co-directing restrepo about the deployment of a platoon of u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. he lived in places like liberia and sudan to chronicle other people s suffering that was too often ignored. i want to show you a photo that he took. he took it for vanity fair, a picture of a u.s. soldier collapsing in exhaustion in a bunker after intense fighting. it was 2007 s world press photo of the year. the judges say that this image captured the exhaustion of a man and of a nation.