all of iran s sites to verify the agreement. he wants united states and u.n. sanctions lifted immediately. he doesn t want long limits on the research and development cape limit capability. when he iran foreign minister comes back from tehran will he come back with the changed set of red lines? that seems to create an impasse. an impasse on top of the impasse that already exists. supreme court set to issue more opinions after the landmark ruling of same-sex marriage law of the land. conservative fallout filing for the republican nomination for president. sunlen serfaty has more from the white house. reporter: good morning, john and christine. all republican candidates oppose opposed to the ruling.
leading to long lines at cash machines. greece spiraling toward default on debt. that default could come tomorrow. a huge payment due to the international monetary fund. it could leave the eurozone. it is a critical situation. on the ground we have cnn s isa suarez live in athens. isa, we have seen the reaction around the world. greece at the end of the five-year long road. people waiting to see if the banks open for a bit today so pensioners can get some money. reporter: absolutely. we were told they were expected to open midday. as you can see, christine, shutters are still down. we have seen people hovering to see if they will open. we have been hearing they are filling up the machines. one man told me it is 12:00 midday. it could be 12:00 midday
queues. we expect them to open soon. it is midday and it hasn t happened yet. people are waiting for the atm to open. banks are closed until next monday. that s the day after the referendum that is called by the chief who says they can take 60 euro a day. tourists can take as much money as they want. there is no limit there. no capital controls imposed on withdraws. i noticed a state of confusion and defiance christine. people saying 60 euro won t be enough. for those in remote parts, difficult to take money out. a lot of people saying we are voting no against those proposal proposals. when asked, they said we don t want anymore austerity. surely more austerity leaving euro will be just as punishing
people. mr. sweat killed a sheriff s deputy in broom county in a savage way. these were dangerous people. we could not tolerate them being on the loose. cnn s alexandra field at the scene of the capture with the latest. reporter: christine, john, a singleton new york trooper hailed as a hero guy governor cuomo. he captured david sweat. on the run for three weeks. sergeant jay cook alone on a patrol when he spotted someone walking down a road in the town of constable two miles south of the canadian border. cook approached sweat who fled toward the tree line. at that point, sergeant cook fired twice striking sweat two times in the torso. david sweat taken to albany medical center for treatment. new york state police say he was
because greece is on the verge of collapse. european and asian shares down sharply. paris down 3%. that is off the worst levels of the morning. greece s stock exchange is closed. country closing its banks for six days. greek citizens can only withdraw 60 euros a day from the atms. drastic measures leading to long lines at cash machines. greece spirals toward default. this has been five years in the making. it could come as soon as tomorrow. greece could be forced to leave the euro. something no country has done. for the latest, let s turn to isa suarez live in athens. reporter: good morning, christine. good morning, john. greeks waking up to a harsh reality. we are expecting some time in the next few minutes, one of the most popular banks we have seen