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First Lady Michelle Obama's campaign to improve childhood nutrition ran headlong into the Twinkie question. Should it carry a warning label? "She scoffed," ABC's Bill Weir told us: "A Twinkie is not a cigarette, you know?" That soundbite alone was hardly enough for a full story, so Weir filled it out with popcorn, mac-&-cheese and Pepsi-Cola. Soda will no longer be sold in schools by Pepsi. Kraft will remove some salt from its processed foods. And SONY movie theaters will add fruit salad to their concession stands.
The First Husband, meanwhile, was studying his brackets. ESPN's Andy Katz was on hand in the White House for ABC. Barack Obama, who was raised in Kansas, picked his state to beat Kentucky, the home state of anchor Diane Sawyer: "All of us from Kentucky will remind him of that on April 5th when we are partying," she smiled. Obama won no fans among the Orange. Spelling Syracuse defeated him.
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