TANK: You're watching News Stream, and the visual version of the news that we're covering this day. We started with the looming referendum in Greece where the finance minister is urging people to vote against a bailout deal. And later, we get an exclusive look inside North Korea's space program. But now, to the Philippines. More bodies are being recovered near a Philippine port after a fery capsized with nearly 190 people on board. The death toll now stands at 42 with 11 still missing. David Santos from CNN Philippines spoke to us earlier from Ormoc City.</s>DAVID SANTOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The operations are still ongoing for the remaining missing passengers of the sunken ferry here in Ormoc throughout Thursday morning local time. At least three more bodies have been retrieved on the sunken vessel that is (inaudible) boat (inaudible). The bodies belong to two female adults and a toddler. Now that brings the death toll here at 41, based on these counts by the local rescuers. There are about a dozen -- about a dozen people still believed to be missing and now the subject of the ongoing search operations. Now all of the same 16 crew members, including both captains, have been accounted for. We've been told that they now under the custody of the local police, perhaps as part of the initial investigation on the incident. However, they have not been allowed to speak to journalists. Now, we've got more than 100 passengers who have survived the tragedy are also recuperating in local hospitals based on their account, many of the passengers panicked when the boat tilted to one side when it was maneuvering in the waves while leaving the Ormoc port.</s>TANK: David Santos of CNN Philippines there. North Korean rocket scientists say their space program is there to help their nation, not to threaten others. We have an exclusive report on North Korea's satellite launch, that's after the break. And it's been a great week for the leader of the United States. We'll take a look at his turn of fortune. Stay with us.
Death Toll Rises to 41 in Philippines Ferry Accident