organization with tentacles that reach around the entire planet. >> a drug kingpin escapes a mexican prison for the second time. >> joaquin "el chapo" guzman broke out through a mile-long tunnel. >> this cartel has massive influence. >> right through the night a unanimous deal has been agreed over the greek bailout. >> we have an agreement. >> in france 18 people are now safe after being evacuated from a store that was being held up by three gunmen. >> a nuclear deal with iran could be announced today. some final details are being hashed out. >> whatever deal that comes out of this will be dangerous for the united states and dangerous for the world. today wisconsin governor scott walker will officially join the crowded list of republican contenders. >> meanwhile lindsey graham called donald trump a wrecking ball for the republican party. >> we have to reject this demagogue re. if we don't, we will lose and deserve to lose. this morning more powerful storms sweep across the country. the 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security prison. his cartel supplied huge amounts of illegal drugs to the united states. he is believed to be responsible for thousands of deaths. >> guzman vanished from the shower near his prison cell. prison officials founldsd a tunnel underneath. he traveled underground nearly a mile before reaching the surface in a construction site. omar villafranca is franking the search. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a massive manhunt is under way for joaquin "el chapo" guzman. as head of the powerful sinaloa cartel, he was in a turf battle to control lucrative drug routes like this bridge behind me in south texas in order to flood american cities with illegal drugs. this isn't guzman's first prison break, but it is his most sophisticated. it was another elaborate getaway, with one of the world's most powerful drug lords slipping out of mexico's most secure penitentiary and emerging from a tunnel in this partially built home just one mile away. mexico's president called it an affront to the mexican state, but said he's confident they can recapture this criminal. late saturday, joaquin "el chapo" guzman broke out of a super max prison about an hour and a half west of mexico city. despite three-foot thick walls and a no-fly zone he slipped out through a 20 by 20 inch hatch in his cell with a ladder that led to an underground escape route, a nearly mile-long tunnel complete with lighting and ventilation. >> there is no way that chapo guzman could walk away from maximum security incarceration in mexico without the assistance of people on the inside. >> reporter: guzman's high-profile arrest last year made headlines around the world and was hailed as a major victory in the world against drugs as was told to "60 minutes." >> in my world it was like winning the super bowl winning the world series. this was the actual trophy. >> reporter: the trophy, guzman had escaped before in 2001 with help from mexican guards. after his arrest last year authorities dismissed concerns about corruption and denied requests to extradite him to the u.s. >> he's locked up in the most reliable prison we have in mexico and certainly once bitten, twice shy. we will take our precautions in this case. >> reporter: those precautions, clearly not enough. dozens of prison workers are being questioned about the escape, but now a dangerous drug trafficker may already be back in business. >> thousands of people electrocuted beheaded chopping off limbs, throwing people in acid. he committed some ruthless crimes in mexico. >> reporter: on sunday the u.s. attorney general vowed to help mexico catch guzman but the damage may already be done. it's believed guzman is back in control of the powerful sinaloa cartel, controlling routes from california all the way to texas. his son also reportedly tweeted out a message, i promise you soon the general will be back. >> omar thank you very much. this morning donald trump says el chapo's escape backs up his criticism of mexican immigrants and the country's government. one poll released last week shows trump leading the gop presidential race with 15% of the vote. former florida governor jeb bush and kentucky senator rand paul each had 11%. trump did not appear last night at the miss usa pageant he co-sponsors. nbc dropped the broadcast after he said mexican immigrants bring drugs and crime to america. nancy cordes is in washington tracking what trump and other candidates are saying now. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that pageant aired on a cable channel called reelz instead and the host made no mention of trump's absence. he spent the weekend instead on the campaign trail where he has clearly decided to ignore private pleas from republican leaders to dial back his rhetoric. >> the silent majority is back and we're going to take the country back. >> reporter: in phoenix this weekend, trump revelled in his new front runner status and the crowd of 5,000 revelled right along with him. there and in las vegas he hit illegal immigration hard. >> and these people reap havoc on our population. >> reporter: he even weigh ed in on the escape of el chapo warning in a statement he is possibly in the u.s. and his drugs and drug dealers freely cross into the united states through our pathetic border. all the agilation has left trump with little incentive to he had the head of the republican party, reince priebus, who urged him to tone it down but who has been hesitant to chide trump publicly. mitch mcconnell turned down a chance to criticize trump. house speaker john boehner mostly steered clear too. >> i don't know if he's helping or hurting, but he's a candidate. >> when you wres well a pig, you both get muddy. >> reporter: republican strategist doug high says there's a reason republican leaders are trying to avoid giving trump too much attention. >> not only does it provide more oxygen, but it provides also a narrative of trump versus some establishment, trump versus this person, and it may be a fight that ultimately you can't win, so why get involved in it. >> reporter: besides, it's clear, rejection doesn't faze the donald anyway. >> like when i went on dates, if a woman dropped me which happened often i would always like to say or at least in my own mind that i dropped her. >> reporter: trump is even refusing to rule out a third party run for president if he loses the republican primary. and that could be the biggest headache of all for gop leaders, because if he pulls even 5% of the vote away from the republican candidate he makes it that much harder for a republican to win, charlie. >> nancy, thanks. the crowded gop field just added another candidate. wisconsin governor scott walker tweeted minutes ago, i'm in. i'm running for president because americans deserve a leader who will fight and win for them. he will be the 15th republican in the race. there are questions this morning about whether the governor is ready. dean reynolds is at the waukesha county expocentre in wisconsin where walker is speaking later today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the governor will be announcing here later today and he has a reputation as a man who stands on firm conservative principles but it is his record that will be getting a much closer look now. the state budget he signed into law on sunday includes budget cuts that aggravated not only democrats, but also many of his fellow republicans, and yet walker was having none of it. >> with this budget the taxpayers come first. >> reporter: the wisconsin governor has never wavered from his view that an aggressive conservatism works if it's spelled out to the voters. >> voters are serious when they say they want their leaders to take on tough decisions. >> reporter: the latest quinnipiac poll gives walker an eight-point lead in iowa where a speech he made in january catapulted him to the first rung of contenders. >> i'm hopeful to work together with you to help us provide that kind of leadership that is new and fresh and bold and aggressive. >> reporter: but walker's policies, which helped turn wisconsin into a right to work state, have not delivered the jobs he promised. >> he later kind of backtracked a bit and said well that was really a goal and it was an ambitious goal. don't you want to elect somebody who's going to be ambitious. >> reporter: awkward exchanges like this have raised questions about his readiness for primetime. >> are you comfortable with the idea of revolutions? do you believe in it? do you accept it? >> for me i'm going to punt on that one as well. >> no! really? >> that's a question a politician shouldn't be involved in one way or the other. >> reporter: to guard against criticism that he lacks a certain presidential heft the governor has been undergoing weeks of briefings on global issues, everything from net neutrality to isis. gayle. >> all right, thank you, dean. european leaders in greece clinched a deal overnight to revolve the greek debt criessis. greece will get billions of dollars in loans and keep using the single currency. hall eelolly williams is in athens. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. afternoon a marathon 17-hour overnight negotiating session, greece has finally reached a deal to avoid bankruptcy. the amount of the bailout has not yet been finalized, but it's thought that greece needs $90 billion to avert financial collapse. greece was just days away from literally running out of money. its banks have been shut for two weeks now and withdrawals at cash machines are limited to around $60 a day. last month greece rejected the demands of its creditors, chiefly germany and france in return for an extended financial bailout. their terms included tax hikes and public spending cuts which greece says radical left wing prime minister described as blackmail. last week those facing bankruptcy greece was forced to capitulate. this new financial bailout is akin to life support. greece's economy is still moribund, a quarter of the country is unemployed and the country will be even deeper in debt. charlie. >> thanks. a deal to limit iran's nuclear program may be in reach this morning. marathon talks in vienna are focused on the final details. an agreement could be announced within hours. margaret brennan is in vienna following the talks and the challenges that remain. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, this is the 17th straight day of negotiations and diplomats are really anxious to wrap them up. tonight at midnight the temporary freeze on iran's existing nuclear program will expire and that means the clock is ticking. there was a sense of heavy anticipation in vienna today as a deal with iran finally seemed possible. all weekend secretary kerry shuttled back and forth to meetings with the iranians and even snuck in time to pray at a historic 12th century church. reza marashi said a deal is very close. >> i would put it at 99%. i leave that 1% for the unforeseen complication, but i think if they're in the process of just drafting and agreeing on words in two different languages, then this is essentially like the banks in 2008, it's too big to fail. >> reporter: iran's diplomat javad zarif reviewed the agreement. it now gets approval from people around the world. hassan rouhani said his team had done everything possible to win relief from sanctions that have been choking his country's economy. but even if the diplomats are successful, there are some in the u.s. congress that want to block it. republican senator tom cotton from arkansas a staunch critic told "face the nation" any deal is a mistake. >> i think whatever deal comes out this weekend will be dangerous for the united states and dangerous for the world. >> reporter: but the world is still waiting to see what this final deal looks like. in a strange coincidence, the long delayed trial of jason rezian restarted today in iran the very same day that iran as set for a deadline for a nuclear deal. more than 65 million 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horizons took these photos of the dwarf planet. there will be many more to come as the probe flies past pluto tomorrow morning at more than 30,000 miles per hour. elaine quijano of our digital network cbsn is here with a look at this first of its kind mission. >> reporter: good morning. this fly-by is a rare feat and new horizons is expected to get within 7800 miles of pluto's orbit. scientists know very little about pluto's surface, but a team at the johns hopkins university applied physics lab in laurel, maryland will soon find out. nasa's new horizons probe has been flying for more than nine years to get this close to pluto. it's nearly 3 billion miles from earth. new horizons is the size of a piano and is fitted with highly sensitive cameras. traveling in a region called the kiper dealt, ear first for a spacecraft it will take photos of pluto which is only 1400 miles wide about half the width of the united states. >> they really have to thread a cosmic needle. when it gets to pluto to make all the science work it has to fly through an imaginary box 60 miles by 90 miles on its side and hit that within 100 seconds. >> reporter: since its launch, new horizons has traveled nearly one million miles every day. to put that distance into perspective, imagine the sun is the size of a quarter placed on the goal line of the football field. earth would be three miles away. pluto would stretch 18 yards beyond the far goal line. >> before this mission we only knew it as a point of light and a blurry image from the hubble space telescope. >> reporter: tom has been with nasa since 1965. >> there's nothing like seeing essentially a brand new object right in front of your eyes and it was shrouded in a big cloud of mystery before. >> reporter: new horizons' seven instruments will map pluto and its five moons to analyze their surface. >> this is the last chance to do something like this. it's the last body at the very edge of the southeasterly system that we're going to be flying by 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"usa today" says walmart will launch a sail to compete with amazon called prime day. starting wednesday they'll lower the shipping minimum. and the and "go set a watchman" will be on sale at midnight. the book is already generating controversy for its different view of atticus finch. michelle miller is here with the shocking and unexpected plot twist. good morning. >> good morning. like harper lee's famous book "to kill a mockingbird "it's about a scout. >> this book shows that the father of scout may not be the person we all think it is. if "to kill a mockingbird" is the literary. atticus finch is its moral compass. >> you'll never understand things until you understand his point of view climb inside of his skin and walk around in it. >> reporter: in this norchl finch defends a black man. gregory peck won an oscar for his 1962 performance of a lawyer and father and although fictional the character became kind of a legal profit. stand up. your father's passing. >> well atticus finch as he's presented in to kill a mocking board is saintly. >> reporter: charles shields is an author and harper lee biographer. >> he's an example of people who face moral convictions. he's an exemplar who loved justice. >> reporter: but in lee's new novel scout discovers the flawed reality of her 72-year-old father atticus finch. he's attended ku klux klan meetings and supports segregation. >> it upsets a lot of people. they would prefer to have atticus finch fixed and the way we know him. but this like all important pieces of literature asks us key questions about ourselves. >> lee wrote "watchman" while living in new york in the 1950s. she first submitted to a publisher in 1957 who directed her instead to focus on younger scout. that book "to kill a mockingbird" won a pulitzer prize and up until now was lee's only published work. >> what's the message that harper lee is trying to convey? >> often there's no clear lines of what is absolutely right and what is absolutely wrong when you view the world. >> would you mind if i ask you a few questions. >> reporter: but will atticus finch long heralded for justice and equality now be viewed as a bigot or multi-dimensional man of his time? readers will need to make up his mind. >> he's got prejudices. we all have prejudices. let's not duck the work of doing it. >> well, lee is a notoriously private woman. she hasn't given a full interview in more than 50 years. we may never know why she wroept the character or published watchman. >> i think the character of atticus finch is mainly influenced by gregory peck's performance. >> i think what's so interesting about this is this is the book in my interpretation that she meant to write, and what has happened, what is so interesting is how the publishing industry sort of knew what was right for the times and what was right for america and they accept. we're going to delve more into that tomorrow. we ooh view much more. >> is that your book? 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republican party. this is a sweet morning for the two number one players in tennis one day after serena williams won the title, novak djokovic became a champion as well. djokovic won his third wimbledon title defeating seven-time winner roger federer in four sets. only on "cbs this morning" the champion joins us now from wimbledon. novak, good morning and congratulations. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> what was it that happened in the break, the rain break when you had just lost the second set in a tiebreaker and you came back seemingly stronger than ever. >> well, i was coming into the match knowing that roger's going to play on a very high level as he always does in the final stages of grand slams and is not going to hand me the victory, so i have to earn it to go out on the court believing i can do it. it was kind of a deja vu of the last year's final when i was two sets to one up and trying to close out the match. he came back showing his competitive spirit and fighted his way through fifth. this year's final was very similar. went down the wire and could have gone either way up to that second set. but the rain delay helped. boris, my coach got in a small room where we were waiting to crawl back on the cord and we had a small chat. we kept things simple. i felt like i had to do better and we did really well. >> after you lost that second tiebreak you were yelling. we saw you try to whip your shirt off there. what were you saying to yourself and how did that moment make a difference and do you think that's where you were able to turn it around? >> you don't want to know what i was saying to myself, but generally i had e had an emotional burst. that's what happens. that's what you go through. certainly emotions up and down to bounce back. to recover. if there's one thing tennis has taught me over the years is to get back on track and leave whatever happened behind me. >> now you have a family. does that make a difference in your tennis? >> of course it does. actually yesterday in the final stay my wife and i celebrated the one-year anniversary of our marriage so it was a very special occasion. i was very glad to have her and close family members there to celebrate this win. i'm going to try to now nurture every moment that i find myself as a husband and a father because as soon as i'm off the tennis courts when i get back home i'm not a tennis player. i'm a husband and a father, a completely different chapter in my life that help ms. e play better tennis. >> can i ask you about serena williams. you said you had hoped to dance with her. did you get a chance to do that? >> of course, she cannot refuse. it was great. we had a great dance. nice tradition obviously of the champions ball. they call it champions dinner but people expect champions. it's tradition and hopefully any other next champion will do the same. i was actually think about it was going to be a slower tune like a walz something more sophisticated but she wanted 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going to go to that high end shopping district or that high end mall who is a valued buyer, and who wants to have the j. crew experience. that's how he explained it. >> as you know calvin klein and others worried about what would happen to their brand when they were sold in discount stores. >> but remember he invented this idea at gap with old navy. he was the first person to ever do this. old navy was the lower price. gap, it was incredibly successful under his tenure and all the other retailers followed. so you have nieman marcus with last call and you have nordstrom with nordstrom rack. you have sachs fifth avenue. >> but why were sales slumping? >> they did two things wrong. he was the first to admit on the phone yesterday that we had a bad year. he said, full stop we had a bad year. they raised their prices at a time when their merchandise was not resinating with their consumers and it was a double whammy so sales have been soft because of that. >> i was in j. crew the other day, i think the clothes are affordable, chic and still feel like one of the cool kids. >> i'm not hysterical about this. i think fashion has misses. it happens, and this is one of those times. i think mickey drexler is one of the great merchant princes of all time. that's what he's called one of the last ones that exist. >> wouldn't you like to see mellody hysterical? >> i get hysterical. not on the air. >> but the question comes up i mean lower prices lower quality. >> so he came back hard on that point. he said, j. crew is always going to stand for quality. he also said don't confuse us with the fast retailers who are out there like zara or some of the others h & m, where you're paying $9.99 for a pair of pants that you're wearing a couple of times. so he was very clear, and those are my words, that last part. he was very clear about the fact that j. crew really did stand for quality. >> all right mellody hobson. >> that won't change. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hisysterical 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>> he stayed up to wait for the verdict. it was very important to him. he followed the news. he's young. >> 15. >> yes. and has certain expectation ss, so when a verdict came down he left the room and went to his room and cried and i let him cry for a bit and i talked to him. i essentially said as brutal as this sounds get used to it. i said this is our country and this is the way it is. get used to it. >> first of all we live in new york. that's a little difficult to do. you know an african-american in this country, you know and knowing what his life was going to be like. i've always tried to talk to him directly and honestly. >> he's 14. >> i'm sorry. he's 14. they changed the pub date. he's going to be 15 when it comes out. >> tony morison, this is what happened and i find it extraordinary. you wanted only wanted an endorsement from her and she wrote back to the publisher, i've been wondering who might be an intellectual boy who plagued me. baldwin died 28 years ago. a note to coates who sent back a one-word e-mail. man. my point is they're putting very heavy responsibility on you. >> it doesn't feel particularly heavy. my job is to go out and right at the oechld the day. i would be writing the same thing as i once was sitting in my basement alone sending it out to my blog where only my dad read every day or if i was so fortunate to be sitting with you guys on cbs. >> write what you know what you feel. >> there's not much more you can do there really isn't. i take that as a great honor, as an admirer of baldwin and tony morison. >> there's what you write and there's where you come from west baltimore, the site of the death of freddie gray. baltimore fired their police chief last week. have things changed in baltimore? >> i don't know. i haven't lived there in over 20 years. it would be wrong for me to say. >> you say it hasn't changed since you lived there. >> that's pretty obvious. when you see a cvs burning down, violence has increased but baltimore as i knew it then was pretty violent. >> you talk about you and your son have two different realities in the world and you say so many times when you see kids who are loud and rude that really it is a defense mechanism and they're afraid. >> right right. right. they're like ordinary kids are but they're perceived a certain bay. in the instance and i think this is what you're referring to you see african-americans, males in particular, but females also walking through the neighborhood displaying a kind of bravado. what people don't understand is that's a culture, that's a methodology, a way to walk through a neighborhood that's very violent. you have to send signals to make sure you're not victimized. >> where are we? the president said there's been controversy between americans and police. at the same time he's said we've made remarkable progress wrchlt are we? >> we've made progress but we haven't made nearly enough progress for me to feel safe in my body. >> what's holding back that progress? >> well, i think it's us. >> who's us? >> i think it's us as americans as a country. one of the things i'm trying to reckon with in this book is we were born out of great moral era if you call it. we have never grappled with that, gotten through that. >> how do we get over it? >> we need a series of steps of investigations. i wrote something a while ago. i wrote a piece last year that very much spelled that out. >> you also write something i thought was interesting. most black parents myself included always say you have to work twice as hard work twice as good to be successful. you say when people do that that drive use crazy because that sends the wrong message. >> you're putting weight on these children. i understand the intent of it and i understand what people are triedying to do but these are children and i think part of what happens in addition to the races is that your childhood is robbed of you because people tell you at age 10 you have to act like you're 30 years old. >> you end the book with the death of your friend prince jones who was killed by a police officer. unarmed, 25 years old killed by a police officer. that had a big impact on you. >> my friend prince jones was killed 15 years ago at 25 within 200 yards of his fiancee's home left his mother behind, and it will stay with me and i think it will stay with me until the day i die. >> thank you for having me. >> tony morison said required reading. what does that mean? >> it must be true. >> tony said it. >> it's got to be you. 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