iceland! >>> taking a break from the supreme court, we're going to begin with egypt, and the stunning turn aroundtry's military rulers accepting the will of the people. actually played out in pretty dramatic fashion in cairo's tahrir square and across the country when the military yesterday officially recognized moment morsi of the muslim brotherhood as the winner of egypt's first democratically held election. morsi faces a number of problems. ben, let's talk about what the president elect is actually doing today. >> reporter: we understand he's in presidential offices that until a year and a half ago were occupied by hosni mubarak, there he's apparently looking at his options as far as putting a cabinet together. he did promise egyptians that he would not pack that cabinet with members of his muslim brotherhood movement but rather he would be looking for tech technocrats. now interestingly, one of the fairly reliable egyptian newspapers is recordi ining tod that hosni mubarak has suffered a health set back, when he learned that mohammad morsi, a man he jailed for a few months a few years ago, ha