and around the world. >> i'm zain asher.with you, this is "cnn newsroom." >> the nightmare is finally over. those words of relief from new york's governor after the escaped convict david sweat was captured. >> a state police sergeant alone on foot patrol came across sweat alone in a field on sunday. he gave chase and the sergeant shot david sweat twice. sweat is in critical condition in a new york hospital. richard matt was killed on friday. >> today ends with good news. these were really dangerous, dangerous men, both matt and sweat. they were killers. mr. matt killed at least two people. mr. sweat killed a sheriff's deputy in broom county in a savage, savage way. these were dangerous people. we could not tolerate them being on the loose. >> now somehow, sweat eluded police for more than three weeks, this after he and matt broke out of a maximum security prison. paulo sandoval has more. >> reporter: this is the closest we can bring you to the spot where david sweat was arrestd by police. police are treating this as a crime

zain?ose people in greece are going through financially but it's in terms of capital controls this will have a devastating impact on the economy, it will mean less spending and investment. isa soares live for us in athens. >>> more more perspective we are joined by michael -- he joins us live now from london. thanks for your time michael. so you know we just saw our correspondent there in what is sure to be a scary morning in athens. some viewers may be waking up to these new developments. how surprised were you to see greece walk out of talks, announce a referendum for july 5th and close all local banks? >> i don't think we really expected there would be talk of a referendum. if you think about it it doesn't make sense at all. if they wanted to have a referendum which could be a good idea they should have had it this past sunday. why? because the program was still on the banks were still working and because there was no uncertainty. what we don't know is when the time the referendum happen

. >> and i'm zain asher. this is "cnn newsroom." >> we want to begin with new information just into our newsroom. reuters news agent is citing a news official that a military transport plane has the crashed killing 30 people. it hit a hotel and houses in this area. the images are our first glimpse at what took place. the plane reportedly had just taken off minutes before the crash from an air force base in madan. we will try to get information on this for you throughout the hour including one of our team who is close to where this is all taking place as soon as we can connect with that correspondent or producer we will bring them to you live this hour. >>> two people are dead after a fire on board a bullet train in japan. this is the other breaking story we're following this our. it is believed to have been started by a man committing suicide. >> a passenger poured some sort of liquid on his body and basically set himself on fire. another person was found dead in the smoke-filled train heading from osaka all

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>> reporter: absolutely zain good morning to you. the payday for pensioners was initially on tuesday.

>> yeah, that's an important question, zain. absolutely it s.islam there is provisions for people who are sick, elderly, too young, not to fast, but also it's not that extreme. it is one of the pillars of islam. it is obligatory but people are given respite if conditions are like what we are seeing today. there's a lot of criticism about educating them about or the government if they do want to fast they can do so another time of the year when it isn't so difficult to make up the 30 odd days they need to do. that is one of the big problems the hospitals are seeing with people rushed in. up to 8,000 people -- in one hospital alone. >> we are having a problem with your signal. it's going in and out. appreciate you being with us. thank you so much for that update. thank you. >> serious situation there. death toll continuing to creep up. >>> we want to get up to speed on what is happening in the u.s. state of california. a new wildfire is tearing through southern parts of the state, prompting evacuations and actually putting a strain on resources th

. >> and i'm zain asher.gainst an iraqi offensive with a brutal attack on police. a suicide bomber drove a tank packed with explosives into a base south of samarra. joint iraqi forces launched the offensive after ramadi fell to isis two weeks ago. >>> the u.s. navy released this video to refute reports that russian fighters jets forced an american warship to change course. they say this was a routine encounter. they add the aircraft were not armed. >>> rescue teams in china are scrambling to find survivors from a passenger ship that sank in the yangtze river. it was traveling from nanjing to chongqing with 458 people on board. >>> we go to south korea now where an outbreak of middle east respiratory syndrome or mers has now claimed two lives. >> they have the highest number of cases of mers outside the middle east. almost 700 people are quarantined. >> i want to bring in our kathie novak. we know that two people have unfortunately died from this. what are south korean authorities doing to contain the virus? >

>> 75 million years old. >> the same script, zain. come on, now.s say these bones weren't that well preserved. kelly morgan has been examining the evidence. ♪ >> reporter: at first glance, it looks like a dried out old piece of wood. but on closer, microscopic inspection, deep within the molecular structure, 75 million year old dinosaur was something unexpected. my colleague sergei who works on living tissue immediately said i think they are blood cells but at that point we were skeptical. i'm a paleontologist and i know soft tissues don't preserve for 75 million years. >> another discovered what it believes to be traces of collagen, the protein in connective animal tissue. clues that could help scientists solve a long-running debate on evolution. >> dinosaur ancestors are thought to be cold blooded animals where the birds are warm with blooded. somewhere in the evolution it must have evolved and that's a subject of great interest. it would tell us were they bird like, dynamic animals or reptilian in their behavior. >> this is not the first discove

. >> i'm zain asher. thank you for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> at this moment is it 9:00 a.m. in greece where the government admits it doesn't have the $1.7 billion that it needs to make its latest loan payment. >> prime minister alexis tsipras says he cannot accept a loan from lenders. instead he is calling for a referendum on sunday to let the people to decide for themselves. if greeks vote no in that referendum greece could be forced out of the eurozone. >> translator: this isn't a game of liars poker. there isn't one winner and another one who loses. either we are all winners or we are all losers. >> they have to know that on our side, the door is still open. >> now tens of thousands of greeks rallied outside parliament in athens in support of the government's position. people are tired of the harsh austerity message. >> everybody's messages are a large and powerful no. why? so they can give us some pocket change? >>> for me this is war and we must resist and fight against the siege we are under as a country and as

i'm zain asher. >> and i'm john vause. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin this hour with the newly focussed man hunt for those escapees in new york. cnn has been told investigators have found dna from richard matt and david sweat in a cabin in owl's head new york. >> it is about 20 miles or 32 kilometers from the clinton correctional facility where the two men escaped back on june 6. now police also say someone saw the men running into the woods over the weekend and investigators are look at a list of hotel guests in the area who may have checked in and known the escapees. >> sources tell us the tools matt and sweat used for the escape may have been smuggled inside a chunk of frozen hamburger meat. they were allowed to cook their own food. >> police have been shifting their resources to a small town called owl's head in upstate new york. it's a small vacation area dotted with a lot of cabins. >> reporter: the people who live in the tiny hamlet have never seen anything like this. >> we've developed evidence that the suspe

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i'm zain asher. >> and i'm john vause.his is "cnn newsroom." >>> want to update you on our main story this hour. a promising new lead in the search for those two escaped killers in upstate new york. >> this is the best lead they've had so farce. a law enforcement source has told cnn investigators found dna from richard matt and david sweat in a cabin near the correctional facility. >> reporter: searchers calling it one of their strongest leads yet, tests being run on materials found in a cabin in a wooded area less than 20 miles from the clinton correctional facility. sources tell cnn the dna matches that of escaped cons richard matt and david sweat. state police are still cautious about the findings. >> we have recovered specific items and ordered them to the appropriate laboratoryieslaboratories but we are not prepared to release that evidence at this time. >> reporter: roadblocking set up alerts put out, warning residents to be viblg lants. on saturday nearly 300 miles away, word of another possible sighting of the fugi

i'm john vause. >> and i'm zain asher.na, the country's premiere is now at the scene where a passenger ship capsized in the yangtze river. the ship's captain and chief engineer have been taken into custody. both claim the ship went down after being caught in a cyclone. 458 people were on board. >> there are reports that fifa's secretary general jerome valcke allegedly transferred $10 million to another fifa official back in 2008. and that official, former fifa vice president jack warner. he's among 14 officials charged in the the ongoing bribery investigation. the indictment does not say that valcke knew the money was being used for illegal purposes. >>> plus, an internal investigation found the tsa let weapons and explosives through airport screening areas in 95% of the undercover tests. the department's acting chief is being reassigned. and they've directed the tsa to make immediate changes. >>> a two-drug combination could mark a breakthrough in cancer treatment. an international study found the drugs can empower a pati

i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> a civilian prison worker may have played a key role in the escape of two convicted murderers still on the loose, possibly in upstate new york. a source says joyce mitchell planned to pick up the inmates after they escaped from the clinton correctional facility, but for some reason changed her mind later. >> authorities also say someone used mitchell's cell phone to make calls to several people connected to one of the fugitives. it's not clear if mitchell knew her phone was being used. jason has more on the search for richard matt and david sweat. >> reporter: heavily armed police, many in body armor, scouring farms and fields as they search the small town of willsboro, new york. someone spotted two suspicious men. as the car approached the two took off. it is southeast of where richard matt and david sweat staged their daring prison break almost four days ago. law enforcement source tells cnn it apeefrs the two did not have a getaway car get waiting for the

i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. this is cnn newsroom. ♪ >>> two escaped murderers on the run for 19 days and counting. >>> a second employee is charged in connection with the prison break. gene palmer is a prison guard accused of taking frozen meat with tools inside though inmates. official say he allowed the men to the catwalk area that they later used to escape. >> anderson cooper spoke to the district attorney about the allegations. >> there's some information that he allowed them to go in the back of the cells in the catwalk area and fix the breakers that were there. at this point in time the information we had they all have hot plates and it was to help the -- fix the breakers so they could use their hot plates to cook their food. >> so he knew they were going back behind the cells to the catwalk area? >> correct. he actually took them behind there to do that. >> were they alone there or with were they with him at all times? >> it is my understanding they were with gene palmer at the time. >> do you have any in

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zain. >> it sounds like what you are saying is that children might be -- and i want to emphasize the"might," might be more susceptible to the disease given it affects older people with preexisting conditions. thousands of schools closed. is there a plan b in place for those children not being educated right now? >> that's a good question. basically it seems like the south korean government is trying to show it's in charge, it's being transparent and dealing with this outbreak. for instance, we learned within the last hour or so the south korean president has postponed a trip to washington, to the u.s., to focus more on the mers outbreak in her country. so that is another example that the south korean government is taking this outbreak very seriously. the world health organization, however, has suggested that there's no need for any travel ban at all, for any trade ban whatsoever. that the main thing is to keep a close eye on this in the hospitals, to avoid potential expansion of this outbreak. we have to recall that among the thousands of people that have been quarantined, hundreds o

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