morning saturday, june 8th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs and good morning. welcome to the weekend. welcome, vinita nair. yes. a busy news day on this saturday. it is indeed. we begin with breaking news on former south african president nelson mandela. today he was readmitted to the hospital suffering from a recurrent lung condition. he s 94 years old and said to be in serious but stable condition. we get the latest. deborah, good morning to you. reporter: and to you, vinita. nelson mandela has been suffering an infection for a couple of days now but in the early morning his condition deteriorated significantly, enough that doctors said he was to be rushed to this hospital in pretoria. his condition is described as serious but stable. bear in mind this is the first time the word serious has been used with regard to nelson mandela s condition. normally they downplay the icon s ill health. hospitalization has become the normal pattern for nelson mandela. he contra
psychological counseling for injured passengers. but the victims families say eye hay ouhe government s handling of the accident. people who lost relatives spoke to nhabt w ey feel. translator: the government should explain why the incident occurr. spe wt they call state of the art technology. translator: we want to know what the government wl d to find the cause of the accident and how they wlo autt. the bead families say they re being monitored to prevent them from collectively critizg e veme. more than 20 high-speed trains in china were delayed on monday due to a problem with power transmission. china sina ns agency said the delays ghrd ngan county. the power lines failed between beinan shanghai. operations reportedly resumed around three hours later, but mo than 20 trains had been del delayed. the cae t iidt s not been disclosed. xinhua says an investigation is under way. e high-speed service between beijing and shanghai reaching 300 kilometers per hour began erinj