researchers say you don t have the same high blood pressure problems, but you might have a higher bmi with diet drinks. body mass index. you re so proud of yourself for knowing that. i know what the initials stand for. not like hyperion, that 67th moon of saturn. 62. a scare in the air, a plane packed with passengers forced to make an emergency landing again because of a bird strike. and facebook is moving forward with plans to share more of your personal information with application developers. we ll tell you what you need to know to keep your information safe. also, right after the break, a teacher let go, not because she was bad at her job, but because of a particular bumper sticker. 50 minutes past the hour.
a little later this morning. now, on another front a lot of things could be moving very fluid here today. there are people apparently a meeting with sources telling us a meeting last night perhaps involving some government officials where they are trying to figure out what they can do and what action can they take against the duvalier. could they arrest him and file a criminal complaint against him? there may be movement on that front. the question is duvalier says he s only here two or three days. if they do file a criminal complaint and someone does file a criminal complaint against him, will that get filed in time before he takes off and leaves the country again if he leaves the country. all right. a lot of ifs right now. 10:00 press conference could be a couple hours from now. john zarrella, we appreciate you. we ll check back in again. also just in this morning, facebook appearing to backtrack on its latest plan to give application developers access to
weather lasts until tomorrow, guys. we ll be dealing with this for a little while just yet. all right. jacqui jeras for us. not what we wanted to hear but can t say we weren t warned. i saw your tweet. did i miss something here? threw me off with snow and ice. didn t think it would be that bad. i m married to a meteorologist so i can t act surprised. i warned you this would happen. heads-up would be nice. coming up this morning, you heard so much in the health care debate about americans with pre-existing conditions but you may be surprised now at the number of people out there it s estimated who do have pre-existing conditions. we ll tell you why you could be turned down. new privacy concerns for facebook revealing your phone numbers, addresses, they could be passed onto application developers. christine romans has an update on that for us. if i gave you three guesses of the biggest tv star out there you would probably come up with oprah s name as one of those
lasted six years before going off the year one year ago. jenna: james rosen on a developing story out of d.c. thank you. jon: the facebook is reversing a decision that could have exposed your home addresses and home address and your phone number without your knowledge if you gave it to them in the first place. it all came out friday. application developers were able to request that information through that popular site, but rogue applications could have tricked users into turning over their information to spammers, junk mailers and so forth. now there s been a turn about. all a little bit confusing. let s talk about it with the editor in chief of pcmag.com. it was just this past friday afternoon, just before a three-day weekend incidentally that facebook announced it was going to start, what, accepting people s phone numbers and home addresses? if you go into contact information in the edit profile inside facebook you can put your
the washington post. they got the numbers a day early. conditions ranging from things like cancer and heart disease to asthma and high blood pressure. republicans are dismissing those numbers as pr to resell the health care reform plan to the american people. also want to tell you we re going to be talking to one of the people who sponsored the health care reform repeal. representative steve king will join us and explain to us why is it if it doesn t have a good chance of becoming law and repealing it, why go through the process? he s going to join us here in about ten minutes. also on the business front this morning, facebook may be givinge ining away more of your sensitive information. the company posted a new privacy policy. this went up on friday. you may not have noticed it. now users addresses and phone numbers can be passed on to application developers if users click to allow that. you are supposed to have to specifically click on this to allow it. facebook says the new po