It's good, and bad, to be the king. Just ask Juan Carlos I of Spain. More on that in a minute.
President Obama is due to announce new rules regarding carbon emissions today. Our environment editor will help you unpack the global ramifications of the President's announcement. We'll also head to Beijing to do a little compare and contrast on what the two biggest emitters -- China and the US -- are doing to tackle the issue. We've also got a great story about how some in China are going do-it-yourself when it comes to battling pollution; they're making their own air filters.
The soccer world was rocked over the weekend by stunning revelations that, well, nobody really finds all that stunning. A UK newspaper says it has email proof that Qatar essentially bought its way to hosting the 2022 World Cup soccer tournament. Some of those accused say the accusations of bribery and gift-giving are "ridiculous."
And back to the King of Spain, or soon-to-be former King of Spain. Juan Carlos I says he's stepping down in favor of his son. We'll take a look back at the man who brought Spain out of Franco era to great applause, only to be hounded by the country's ongoing economic crises, and a series of family gaffes.