COSTELLO: Prince Harry is taking on a brand new mission, stepping down from his role as a high flying chopper pilot to take a desk job with the British army. Erin McLaughlin is live. It doesn't sound like Harry, Erin.</s>MCLAUGLIN: It sure doesn't. No more war zone duty for Prince Harry. He's leaving his job as an Apache pilot. He'll be working a desk job. Kensington Palace making that announcement this morning. He'll still be working for the British military based in their central London offices. He'll be focusing on organizing special projects and commemorative events. This is a big change for Harry. After all, he did spent months in Afghanistan. Always talked about how much he enjoyed being an Apache pilot but it will allow him to spend some more time on his royal duties. It will also allow him to spend some more time with his girlfriend, Cressida Bonas, or Cressy as she's known. She's also based in London. They were seen together on Monday eating hamburgers. This news is sure to fuel those engagement rumors, Carol.</s>COSTELLO: They were seen in London eating hamburgers. I read they broke up.</s>MCLAUGHLIN: Well, you never know.</s>COSTELLO: Erin McLaughlin, many thanks to you. In just over an hour, President Obama will announce specifics on how he wants to see the NSA reform. But will it really change anything about the way the NSA works? We're going to talk about that, next.
Prince Harry Takes on New Mission