Facebook Hacked - Jeopardizes Information for Over 50 Million; Ted Turner Diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia.
BLACKWELL: In the United States minors are abused and sold into sex trafficking every day. This week's CNN Hero was once a victim trafficked at the age of 16. Now she's offering safety to other female survivors. Meet Susan Muncie.</s>SUSAN MUNCIE, SEX TRAFFICKED VICTIM: Nobody wakes up and just decides one day I'm going to go sell my body and give the money away. Traffickers or pimps know exactly what they're doing; much of it's on the internet now. They're going on dating websites, they're gaming, looking for young, vulnerable women, anywhere where young women might hang out. My vision was to have a home where women could come and find safety and find themselves.</s>BLACKWELL: To hear Susan's personal story and the stories of courageous women who have survived sex trafficking, go to cnnheroes.com.</s>PAUL: A massive hack at Facebook, arguably the company's biggest security breach to date. We're talking about 50 million Facebook accounts compromised in an attack that allowed hackers to take over user accounts along with other sites; apps they logged into using Facebook. we're talking did instagram and tinder and Spotify. The company says it does not know definitively if the affected accounts were misused or if user information was accessed, but they know that no credit card information was accessed. Still not clear who's responsible for the attack, but Facebook says they've already fixed the issue and informed the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. Media mogul and founder of CNN, Ted Turner, revealed in an interview set to air on CBS tomorrow that he's battling a breaking news disease known as Lewy body dementia. Although the disease is not like Alzheimer's, Turner says leaves him feeling tired, exhausted, mainly forgetful. And he also said he doesn't watch news often anymore, still checks in on CNN. Turner led Turner Broadcasting System of course before launching CNN back in 1980. He stepped down as chairman in 2003 but his legacy continues to resonate certainly here at CNN.