CAMEROTA: The FBI is helping an Arkansas prosecutor unlock an iPhone and iPod that could hold evidence in an Arkansas murder trial. Four teenagers are accused of killing Robert and Patricia Codgell at their home in July and officials believe the Apple devices could have pertinent information. This comes one day after the FBI managed to unlock an iPhone belonging to the San Bernardino terrorists despite objections from Apple for their help.</s>LEMON: A big win for abortion rights advocates. Guidelines for women taking a pill to induce abortion relaxed by the Food and Drug Administration. The change allows women to use the drug Mifeprex later in their pregnancies with fewer doctor visits. Critics call the change politically motivated, insisting that the White House is trying to win over female voters. The FDA says, however, the adjustment was based solely on medical science.</s>CAMEROTA: An alarming new study suggests that sea levels could rise nearly twice as much as predicted by the end of this century if greenhouse gas emissions continue unabated. Researchers say the melting of ice in Antarctica could trigger a monumental and irreversible increase in sea levels, devastating coastal communities across the globe.</s>LEMON: A Michigan woman is giving back -- this is a good story -- turning Dr. Pepper into a truckload of bottled water for people who live in Flint, Michigan. When Diana Hussein signed up for Twitter -- this was back in 2009 -- she chose the handle @DietDrPepper. But after being urged to leverage the handle she finally decided to do so and ask for one thing in return, and that was help for Flint. She gave up the handle in exchange for 41,000 bottles of water from Dr. Pepper's parent company, which were delivered to Flint earlier this month.</s>CAMEROTA: Wow, that is some ingenuity.</s>LEMON: Yes, good for her.</s>CAMEROTA: That's great.</s>LEMON: Yes.</s>CAMEROTA: All right, so back to this update now for you. Why did Belgian officials ignore the warnings from Turkey before the Brussels attacks? CNN's Christiane Amanpour talked to the Turkish president about all of this. We have that exclusive interview for you next.
FBI Agrees To Unlock Apple Devices In Murder Case; Antarctic Ice Melt Could Double Pace Of Rising Seas; Woman Turns Twitter Handle Into Water For Flint