ROMANS: Twenty-three minutes after the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. Home prices could hit a new low in the 20 largest metropolitan areas. That's according to "The New York Times." The Standard and Poors/Case-Shiller index will show existing home prices in March dipped below those lows reached two years ago. The wear and tear of traveling for business, Ali Velshi, may be taking a toll on your health. A study from Columbia University found those who travel more than 20 nights a month were nearly 2 1/2 times more likely to be in poor health than those traveling 1-6 days a month. The makers of the popular videogame, "Call of Duty," are planning to roll out an online service. According to "Wall Street Journal," the service will cost just a few dollars a month and give fans access to extra content like new levels of play. The markets look into start the trade in week in the green (ph). Right now, futures, the Dow, NASDAQ, S&P; 500, all up as investigators wait for new information on home prices and consumer confidence. The "L.A. Times" is reporting Americans last year put $9 billion into government Run College saving plans. This thing known as 529 plans. That's up from 5 billion in 2008. Experts say one reason for the pick-up, parents fear their kids won't be able to pay for college. Coming up in a little more than ten minutes, listen up, grads, want to land that job, should you wear a nose ring to the interview? We'll talk to author, Ellen Reeds (ph) about what college grads need to do and not do to get an edge during interview? AMERICAN MORNING is back right after the break.
Business Travel Bad For Your Health; Fee For "Call Of Duty" Perks