
CNN has exclusive live video of the crippled Carnival Triumph cruise ship as it is tugged to port in Mobile, Alabama. The video is being taken by a CNN crew on a helicopter flying alongside the ship.
Watch now on CNN TV, Source 8 and CNN's Mobile apps to see the first pictures of the ship and its thousands of passengers and crew who are stuck on board.
Passengers can be seen holding makeshift signs. The Coast Guard is lowering baskets apparently containing supplies, but it's not clear what's in them.
A fire in the engine room early Sunday left the ship dead in the water and knocked out the ship's electrical power and sanitary systems. Passengers have reported sewage sloshing around in hallways, flooded rooms and trouble getting enough to eat.
The ship, now accompanied by four tugboats, is expected to arrive at the port between 8 and 11 p.m. (9 p.m. To midnight ET). Ref. CNN
The crippled Carnival Triumph cruise ship has arrived at the terminal in Mobile, Ala., after being disabled for days at sea with more than 3,000 passengers on board. A Sunday fire in Triumph's engine room cut power to the ship, leaving it adrift in the Gulf of Mexico and turning a fun holiday cruise into a hellish nightmare for scores of passengers and crew. Passengers still have hours to wait to disembark. Ref. USAToday
More disaster seems to surround this cruise ship even when docked: