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Them also americans. it is now day 84 of bp's oil disaster in the gulf. a third day of an operation designed to replace the cap on the broken well. here's a live look right now, 5,000 feet under water. this is where those robotic arms have been working on this very, very difficult operation. bp says the new cap will have a tighter seal and that could mean that oil would stop flowing all together as the company continues to drill the two relief wells. but until the new cap is in place, crude oil is flowing freely. ed lavendera is tracking it all for us live from new orleans this morning. this...

Good morning,. it is monday, july 12th. i'm john griffin. >> we have a lot to get to this morning. we are following terror attacks in uganda. three explosions ripped through crowds gathering to watch the world cup final in uganda. at least 64 people are dead, including one american. we'll find out why officials say that their first suspicion is that it could be the work of an al qaeda affiliate. haiti then and now. six months later. after that earthquake, not much appears to have changed. dr. sanjay gupta and anderson cooper getting a firstland look at the situation on the ground right now i...

Yet. so that's -- >> why? >> another big question. 25 minutes past the hour right now. still ahead, an accused serial killer known as the grim sleeper. he was arrested last week after more than two decades on the loose in california. we'll take you inside the high-tech crime lab for a look at how authorities finally caught their man. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior.

So far, cnn has been unable to reach moore's attorney. this week the teenager's expected to make a court appearance in the bahamas before going toe-to-toe with the fbi back home. drew and kiran? still ahead, an accused serial killer known as the grim sleeper arrested last week after more than two decades on the loose in california. >> we'll take you inside the high-tech crime lab for a look at how authorities finally caught this accused serial killer. 24 minutes past the hour.

Link that worked. now it could help crack dozens of other cold cases. thelma gutierrez gives us an exclusive look inside the lab that cracked this case. >> reporter: behind these doors at the department of justice crime lab in california, forensic investigators solved a landmark cold case that could change the way police investigations are conducted. we went inside for an exclusive look at the new dna technology that led detectives to an elusive killer dubbed the grim sleeper. it was the 1980s, a serial killer was terrorizing south los angeles. most of his victims were young african-american w...