ORANGE PARK, Fla. (AP) — The family of slain 7-year-old Somer Thompson is preparing to lay the child to rest, a week after she vanished in north Florida on her way home from school. A viewing is scheduled in the Jacksonville suburb of Orange Park tonight, followed by a funeral tomorrow morning. After the final services, mourners plan to launch thousands of purple balloons.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius says it appears the estimates from the swine flu vaccine manufacturers were a bit too optimistic. She tells the morning network news programs that there are some delays in getting the supplies where they're needed, but that there will be enough to go around eventually.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Extending jobless benefits to those who are still out of work will be one focus of Senate Democrats this week. The bill would extend expiring benefits for 14 weeks in all states and an extra six weeks in states where unemployment is above 8 1/2 percent. Republicans have blocked unanimous consent and Democrats now say they're open to GOP amendments.

KABUL (AP) — Helicopter crashes in Afghanistan, including a midair collision, have killed 14 Americans, including three civilians. In the capital, Kabul, it's a second day of demonstrations by university students. They're protesting the alleged desecration of the Muslim holy book by U.S. troops. Both U.S. and Afghan authorities have denied that any desecration took place.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama meets with his national security team to discuss Afghanistan later today. It's his sixth major Afghanistan conference in the White House Situation Room. Later, Obama travels to Jacksonville Naval Air Station in Florida to visit with troops.