inescapable fact she comes with baggage. i m talking steamer trunks. how could anyone serve four years as secretary of state with no official e-mail account, instead conducting business from a private address with its own domain and server. the answer is deliberately. that s tough. yes, tough. these are not right-wingers. to back to the question you asked nick earlier, and to this whole point about the clintons i ve long argued that all of us here on the set, watching television view the clintons through a funhouse mirror. whatever they say, whatever they do is colored, distorted, warped by our views of them. so she could have come out there today and given a completely reasonable rational explanation for everything that 457d but they want the server. and we still would be having the conversation. it s about hard information. shy wasn t going to turn it
well, let s bring in cnn s lisa sylvester who has more on this unprecedented view of earth that these astronauts saw. some of them actually were so excited that they were moved to tears. well, yeah, this is as fa nating thing. this is the third and final space walk of endeavour s mission. today, we got an amazing view of earth from the international space station as the astronauts cranked open the shutter thes of the new observation deck and seven windows providing a 360-degree view of the earth. here what we are looking at is looking down at the sahara desert, and this new deck though, it is actually more than a nice view. it has a practical purpose to allow the astronauts to better monitor robotic operations. but we want to do a time situation here, and we want to take a look at what a little bit of time and technology and what a difference it makes. it was 50 years ago, april 1960, that the world got its first television view from space.