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BOLDUAN: New this morning, captured inmate David Sweat is offering investigators more and more details about their brazen prison break, all of this coming while he's in his hospital bed. The real question, of course, is how much of it is true? Sweat now says it wasn't his plan to kill the husband of the prison tailor, Joyce Mitchell, but her idea.</s>BERMAN: Yes. He also told investigators he had to part ways with fellow escapee Richard Matt because Matt was too out of shape and his heavy drinking was slowing them down. Jean Casarez joins us from outside the prison in Dannemora, New York. Good morning, Jean.</s>JEAN CASAREZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning. While all of this is happening we confirmed that Richard Matt's body was believed was going to be possessed by the county and going to be a county burial but at the last minute the coroner in Franklin county told me his family stepped in and the family claimed the body. So this morning that body has been in transport to Buffalo, New York. Now, this while investigators are trying to determine if David Sweat was telling the truth with all of these details he was giving them. And some things I think, you know, you really don't know, but there are definitely some inconsistencies here between he and Joyce Mitchell. First of all, Joyce Mitchell said that they were going to Mexico. Well, David Sweat said, yes, we were bound for Mexico but we were going to go to West Virginia first and another inconsistency as you said is Lyle Mitchell, the husband of Joyce. David Sweat saying that it was Joyce's idea to have her husband killed. Joyce saying no, it's not, and her attorney is speaking out saying definitely not. It was the escapees' plan and idea to kill Lyle, but one thing that David Sweat is saying is that in one of the tunnels in the prison right behind me they found a sledgehammer. We would always heard it was a toolbox that was found and one of the big changes in the tunnel is that you no longer can have toolboxes there. And there's going to be electronic gates in the tunnel and they're also going to start to take pictures every month of the tunnel areas to compare and contrast to see if there are any new security risks so no one else will be able to escape.</s>BERMAN: Seems to be a good idea to keep a better eye on the tunnels underneath that prison going forward. Jean Casarez for us in Dannemora. Thanks so much. Here's a new jobs numbers to report this morning, big jobs number. The unemployment rate fell to 5.3 percent that's a seven-year low.</s>BOLDUAN: So what does this really mean for the health of the economy? What really is going on here? Let's go to CNN's Chief Business Correspondent Christine Romans. So Christine lay it out.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We're talking about a jobless rate that's the lowest since before the crisis and that's what's really important here, since before the crisis, 5.3 percent. So you've got an unemployment rate that's been steadily improving. Let's talk about jobs added here. Here is the trend and you have 223,000 jobs added. There were some economists who thought we would see more than that, but 223,000 jobs, another reading above 200,000. That's showing steady, consistent jobs growth. Where are the jobs coming? They're coming at the office. Temp workers are in here, also architects, computer systems designers. You're seeing all kinds of office jobs, those tend to pay more. In health care at hospitals, assisted living centers, ambulatory care center. Health care a big driver of economic growth and in retail where some of these folks are getting paid a dollar more an hour this year than they were last year. You're seeing some retail job creation as well. It's good for the market. The market liked it earlier. Now there's some concern about maybe this means you will see the fed raising interest rates later this year. My advice to anyone who wants to know what these job numbers mean for them, it's getting better to get a job out there and, and it's time to refinance your mortgage if you need to because interest rates are going to rise. The fed will be able to raise interest rates if you keep seeing numbers like this into the fall.</s>BOLDUAN: An important moment. Christine, thank you. Coming up for us, Donald Trump standing his ground. As another company cuts ties and drops his brand, but there's also some good news for Mr. Trump and the Miss USA pageant that he partially owns. Details on that ahead.</s>BERMAN: And then pilot error. We have new details about what happened here. Remember this just stunning video. It appears to be a deadly mistake by the pilot moments before this plane crashed.