anti-government protesters. hundreds of people have reportedly been killed since the demonstrations began last month. sony now admitting your names, addresses, maybe even credit card numbers may be in the hands of hackers after they broke into its playstation network last week. nasa technology helping japan look inside its crippled nuclear reactors. nasa says the robots used at the daiichi nuclear power plant use the same technology found in the mars rover. the price of coffee heating up. raw beans averaging $3 a pound, the highest price in more than 30 years and it is forcing many coffee sellers to increase their prices. and sick of your commute? call in sick. that s apparently what 5 million workers have done according to a new poll. the study found 30% of people commute more than two hours a day to and from work. you re caught up on the day s headlines. american morning back in 60 seconds.
reported its best first quarter since 1998. 3m posted a healthy jump in profits. u.p.s. beat the steet and raised its yearly estimate. and consumer confidence rose in april with unemployment and price worries easing. even losers were winners, battle-weary delta jumped 11% after reporting a much smaller loss than expected. and after the bell, amazon slipped, reporting new investments had eaten into earnings. sony now says the credit card data of 77 million playstation account holders may have been stolen in that hacking incident that forced it to shut down its playstation network last week. johnson & johnson is buying swiss medical device maker synthesis, in a major deal worth more than $21 billion. giving j & j the lead in equipment it treat trauma. and today moving toward