PEREIRA: Major shake up at the Clinton Correctional Facility. Three members of the executive team have been placed on administrative leave. This is all part of the expanding investigation into the prison escape last month by David Sweat and Richard Matt. We're also learning that the two inmates staged a dry run, leaving the night before their actual escape to rehearse it.</s>CUOMO: Breaking news out of Greece. CNN now learning Greece may accept terms of a bailout offer that it rejected earlier. The prime minister saying now the deal is good so long as it is part of a broader plan to address the country's funding for two years. Now, you remember, Greece went into default on its IMF loans Tuesday, making it the first developed nation to do that.</s>CAMEROTA: A Ten Commandment monument outside of Oklahoma state capital ordered removed by the state Supreme Court. In a 7-2 vote, the court says it's not constitutional since the monument is using public property to benefit a religion. State Attorney General Scott Pruitt wants the case reheard, arguing the monument is identical to a Texas monument found constitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.</s>PEREIRA: Ballerina Misty Copeland dancing into the history book. She is now the first African-American female principle dancer for the American Ballet Theater, in the company's 75 year history. The 32-year-old is one of the most visible ballerina's in the world, including an Under Armour ad and dancing in a Prince tour. She once wrote that she feared it would be decades before another black woman rose to her place in the ballet world. If she didn't make it to principle, she would have felt that she had failed. Congratulations to Misty.</s>CUOMO: All right. So, 12 days to go and no host or home for Donald Trump's Miss USA pageant. But don't worry, he's blaming everyone else. Miss USA 2005 is going to weigh in on NEW DAY. And her take on this will surprise you.
Greece Signals It May Accept Bailout Terms