sold for sex on craigslist. the site promised to crack down on prostitution. now confronting craig from craigslist. cnn goes under cover. 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 on the west coast. i m kirkuk. you are live in the cnn newsroom. it is just before sunrise in alaska. the investigators have a long day of work. this plane that slammed into a side of a mountain killing five people. including former senator ted stevens, the longest serving republican in the history of the u.s. senate. as important the survivors, the crash site was so remote and so rugged that it took 12 hours to reach them. it is that delay that makes the stories of survival just so remarkable. pilots that discovered the wreckage say that it appeared impossible that anyone could have survived that crash. yet nearly half of the people aboard did. one of the four sr. vooifrs is sean o keefe, former nasa administrator, and his son onboard is in serious condition. as we just said, because of the remote and ru
enough. he s being called a folk hero. one of the passengers saw and heard it all. we begin by keeping it honest. one of the battles of illegal immigration. texas lawmakers are claiming that illegal immigrants are having babies here so they can return to their homes, raise the babies as terrorists, and then 20 years from now send them back to attack us. you ll hear from the lawmakers in a moment. first, how he got to this strange place. it all began when republicans began suggesting that the 14th amendment automatically grants citizenship to babies in the u.s. should be changed. here s what senator lindsay graham said. we should change our constitution and say, if you come here illegal and have a child, that child is not a citizen. they come here to drop a child that is called drop and leave. to have a child in america, they cross the border, go to the emergency room, that child is not medically an american citizen, that should not be the case. the question is, how many i
you might have a heat pump. it takes liquid ammonia, removes the excessive heat from one side the part that s facing the sun, where temperatures can get up to 250 degrees, takes it to the other so i had, the dark side, where it could be negative 250 degrees. a 500-degree range on that space station, and this is the sophisticated cooling system that actually fixes it. now, they were supposed to take two space walks to fix this. they went out on saturday. and that was a remarkably unsuccessful effort to do this. they had alarms on july 31st that said something needed to be fixed. it didn t work. so today was supposed to be the final fix. it s already under way. but and well, let s talk to john zarrella about it. it started at 8:00 this morning, supposed to go on, john, for about another hour or so. what are we hearing about it? doing really well today, ali. they re actually ahead of the time line at this particular moment. they finished disconnecting all of the cables, th