socially. they re worried about a period after mandela. he has been out of the public spotlight, jenna, for several years. this should be a little bit of an easier transition, but, of course, everyone knows it won t be for south africa, maybe even for the world. jenna: and we saw those little children, they were singing outside his home? reporter: exactly. they were outside the home, his former home, and they were also outside the hospital too. the whole nation is outpouring. jenna: the whole world paying attention to this story as well. greg, thank you. jon: ending the age restriction on emergency contraception. what the obama administration s reversal means for plan b. and a great find in the great lakes. we told you about this story yesterday. how hunters located what they believe to be a shipwreck from more than a century ago, more than 500 feet underwater. it s an amazing story. muck i do a lot of research on angie s list
for a body in motion. jon: the white house clears the way o sell emergency contraception without any age restrictions. the justice department dropping its legal challenge to the fda s plan that would make plans like plan b available over the counter to girls pretty much of any age with no restrictions. molly henneberg live in washington. so why did the justice department all of a sudden change course like this, molly? reporter: well, jon, first of all, this applies only to plan b one-step, that s the one pill emergency contraception that will be sold over the counter without a prescription to anyone of any age. now, the justice department said the makers of plan b one-step had data showing that a younger adolescents were able to, quote: understand and follow the directions for safe and effective use, and that s part of why they changed course. pro-choice groups hailed this decision.
men and one woman. this will be china s longest man spaced flight, two weeks in its entirety. most of the time the chinese astronauts will be on a module in space. it s in preparation for china s own space station. china through this achieve the is showing the world that it prepares to go-it-alone when it could manies to space. i this i that china is showing the world that it has the ability, it doesn t need other countries, that it s really not interested, necessarily in other countries, working with other countries, kpefp o except on its own terms. reporter: china has been able to increase its spending on spacex phroer ration year to year. we ve seen increased cuts in the u.s. program. the shuttle of course ended in 2011. since then u.s. astronauts have had to hitch a ride from the russians to the international space station. the price of that ride has gone up from $65 million now to $70 million for a round trip and inventory creasing lee the u.s. is relying on the private sector
attorneys are basically focused on three primary questions here, what have you heard about this case? can you be impartial? will serving be a hardship? across the board every single person knows about this high profile case. i just figure that maybe they went wrong at one time. things went wrong and they disagreed, and something happened. i don t know what happened i wasn t there but i don t think it was racially motivated. of course the judge precluding the immediate yeah of showing the identity of the jurors. that i can a look at this. george zimmerman this morning during a funny answer by juror b7 cracked a big smile across his face. that is the first smile i ve seen in the past year on george zimmerman who of course has been enduring quite a trying 12 months, jon. jon: what are the attorneys from both sides aiming for here? 0. well, a lot of strategy is in play. the clerk of course here sent out 500 summons to people in seminole county to possibly serve on this jury. the defe
because it masks important intelligence sources and methods. if you re in intelligence collection, you never tell the bad guys how you re picking their pockets, because they do something to prevent you from doing it in the future. we may have had important streams of information here. i don t know this for sure, obviously, i m on the outside like you are. but we may have had important streams of information that will dry up. we ve seen this time and time again in the history of intelligence whether it s code breaking or whatever. and we know how important that sort of information is. you think about the battle of midway, the campaign in world war ii in europe. once they find out that you re reading their mail, they find a way to work around it because they know that you re reading it, and you re getting the information they don t want you to get your hands on. jenna: the concern, of course, from the public is why we should trust the government with all this information, right? we had s