Standing up to severe weather

Jennifer Doan sustained a fractured sternum and spine as she tried to protect her students from the tornado. Doctors feared she'd never walk again, but as Elaine Quijano reports, she's proving them wrong.

Boy Scouts leaders voted by secret ballot Thursday to remove the ban on openly gay members. While some scouts and leaders protested, surveys show the majority of scouts do not support the ban. Manuel Bojorquez reports.

A brutal terror attack in London on Wednesday was said to be caused by the anti-Western views of the two suspects. Their victim was confirmed to be Lee Rigby, a 25-year-old solider and father of a two-year-old son. Mark Philips reports.

Pakistan's new prime minister wants to improve relations with the U.S., but he has to answer to angry voters, who resent U.S. drone strikes that have killed over 3,000 people over the last 10 years in Pakistan. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

President Obama delivered a major policy speech outlining a downgrade of the war on terror. He defended drone strikes and urged Congress to close the Guantanamo Bay military prison. Major Garrett reports.

Web extra: Moore, Okla., third-grade teacher Jennifer Doan's sternum and spine were fractured while she tried to save her students from the devastating tornado that killed dozens. She tells Vinita Nair she wishes she could have done more to protect the children.