christening now underway. nine week old princess charlotte makes a rare appearance for the cameras on a very special day. plus will he do it? team usa is one win away from raising the world cup soccer's ultimate prize. >> hello, everyone. it's high noon into the east. 9:00 in the west. alex is away. developing right now in greece polling stations have just closed. millions casting ballots in a referendum that will shape the financial future of greece. now the vote counting begins. joining us live on the phone, nbc's kier simmons for the latest. you know we are watching the countdown this morning. reporting on it earlier. how did it turn out in the end from what you know and i know it's probably too early to get any indication. >> what we've been able to see for ourselves is everybody who

has a chance and has been able to vote is making sure they do vote. we were at a polling station wheragee agethens has a polling station. and everybody was taking the expense of the elderly. we met a woman in her 80s who was fought in the second world war. and we said why, how did you vote? she said no. she said why? because she doesn't believe they should be dominated from the outside. so people are voting for personal reasons and historic reasons and, of course for reasons that frankly figure. we spoke to one woman who said she is voting yes and said she is really frightened about the future and what will happen if they decide it's known to paying back the billions of dollars in debt in a way that europe has

demanded. so a completely different opinion. but this poll in the next few hours will tell us exactly where the country stands. and then from there, we're in unchartered territory, to be honest. >> what are experts saying when we can expect to get an understanding of numbers from this election? this referendum? >> yeah dwoenlt think that there have been the kind of exit polls you see in general elections back home. but then that is partly to do with this vote was put together very, very quickly. it will be two hours before we know what the vote is. it is a yes or a number so the count be easier than perhaps some elections are.

so this evening we'll get a picture of which way the vote will go. the polls opened and yesterday the no vote was larger in your head. but very very divided country. if it is a no vote then all eyes will be on the market tomorrow morning. even though people are making a point that greeks and debt is insulated from the private predators around the world and held by a lot of national institutions. they will call it for financial and political dimension. >> you know that ten million voters over there in greece it's mandatory for them to vote there. and it is only going to be two hours for them to count that number that would be -- that might be amazing from some perspective here. you were in a polling station or two at least.

were they young voters that you saw? i know this is anecdotal. but there was so much made about the young vote being crucial because they were big no voters. >> yeah. all age there's. everybody trying to get to the polling station. they were quickly organized. people have to vote in the same place that they vote in the last election here. that caused some difficulty for some people. the young, you have to remember unemployment among the young is absolutely off the scale. frightening. >> 52%. >> if we vote no and it's a financial disaster for greece, what difference does that make for me? and at least if we did vote no, we get to make some decisions and we don't get told what to do by the rest of europe. there is that sense amongst the young while others think that

being united in europe is worth having even if having to pay back the debt. >> tick-tok. we have two more hours or something like that. br we get an indication of what the outcome s watching all of that for us live there in greece. the polls closed. it is 7 p.m. in the evening. it will be a late night for keer simmons. thank you so much. developing now also new word from secretary of state john kerry about talks with iran over its nuclear program. secretary kerry and iran foreign minister met to work out details today amid reports a deal could be near. teams from six countries in iran working to work out a plan there in place before foreign ministers return to vienna tonight. andrea mitchell is in vienna for us. what are you hearing? >> secretary kerry came out and spoke on camera about the iran talks to lower expectations.

he was really countering what foreign ministers said in his youtube video the other day. kerry said while he agrees with him that they are closer than ever before to a deal they made genuine progress that, if they do not make hard choices on some of the remaining critical issues the united states is prepared to walk away without a deal. so they're going to work hard in the next couple of days as the other foreign ministers return to vienna tonight and work all through monday. he said it could be a deal on tuesday if they make these critical choices. but he said if there is absolute stall on the other side they're prepared to walk away. he's not set anything deadline or saying whether they'll extend the deadline. i think he was just trying to lower expectations, give a reality check. progress is made. they are closer. they're not there yet. richard? >> thank you so much. nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent. right now hundreds of royal fans gathering outside queen elizabeth's country estate to

catch a glimpse, there she is of britain's royal family leaving a church following princess char lot's christening. now they're going to see when they leave. charlotte was born on may 2nd. the archbishop of kanter bury is performing the ceremony in england. let's bring in our royal watcher, nbc news correspondent outside buckingham palace. we wish you were outside buckle ham palace. but you're close. you're at the london bureau. that is closer than where you and i were sitting, where i'm sitting at least. >> yeah. yeah. yeah, we're here in the london bureau. we've been watching from afar watching the estate as those crowds just absolutely erupted in cheers as soon as they caught sight of the royal family. they arrived just over a half hour ago, kate pushing that very traditional looking baby carriage

carriage. sort of is, we understand that stroller was used by the queen. george walked hand in hand with his father prince william. the ceremony itself is on going. it's private. it's very small. only about 21 people. charlotte wearing the same gown prince george wore for his christening. being baptized in an elaborate silver basin called the lily font with holy water from the river jordan. all in the same chapel where princess diana was baptized. and, richard, we should note another nad to william's mother today, diana's niece has been named as char lot's god parent. >> it's a fun sunday in london in buckingham palace. thank you, kelly. the pope is heading to south america for a trip to promote

solidarity among the poor. he is trafficking to ecuador, poe bolivia. they have 40% of the world's catholics. the pope is skipping his homeland of argentina partially to avoid papal engagement in the upcoming presidential election. two people dead after a pontoon boat capsized in the ohio river near louisville kentucky. authorities are not sure what the boat hit britefore it was pinned under a barge. two people were taken to the hospital. >> we were able to retrieve a total of six people from the water. two of which have succumb so their injuries. we have two fatalities. >> at that moment the children are believed at this moment rather, the children are believed to be in stable condition. fourth of july celebrations turned tragic for one family in north carolina. at least 14 people were hurt when a deck collapsed at an oceanfront home. the family was on the deck posing for pictures when the structure collapsed. nbc's sarah dallof has the

details details. >> richard this is supposed to be the perfect end to a vacation week that family posing for photos on the deck of their beach home. the sand and the surf behind them. but all that changed in an instant when the floor beneath them gave way. witnesses say people were on top of each other. boards underneath. and they say as soon as they heard the sounds they heard the screams, they knew immediately something was terribly wrong. >> it was truly, truly, truly sat to watch. the kids lined up on the grass, watching the parents and grandparents. you can tell i was a family reunion. you see them on the beach. it was really sad. >> how did it happen? >> the deck collapsed right away. it was just a thud. i was talking to my dad. i didn't see it. but then -- and the emergency vehicles came pretty fast. >> 14 people in total injured, several of those were told are

in critical condition. there's been steady stream of officials here this morning going in the back where that deck is located and inspecting the scene, hanging up no trespassing signs behind us. so far, no official word on what may have made that deck collapse richard. back to you. >> sarah dalloff, thank you. ahead for you, is donald trump painting the water for the entire gop pool? there is new reaction from the candidates today. we'll explain after the break. later, the u.s. women's soccer team are gearing up to win the championship. that's right. i said win. if they pull it off, it will be the first time in 16 years. we'll tell you about the biggest obstacle in their way in the live report from vancouver. ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love.

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positive paint with that broad a brush that donald trump did, he has to defend those remarks. i never will. and i will stand up and say those are offensive which they were. >> i don't like the verbage he used, i like the fact he is focused on a very important issue for american workers and particularly legal immigrants in this country. >> all right. presidential kanldcandidates responding to donald trump's comments on undocumented mexican immigrants. it is following controversy on the campaign trail. jeb bush speaking out on this issue at a fourth of july parade in new hampshire. listen to this. he is doing this to draw attention which is his organizing principle of the campaign. >> to that donald trump responded this morning in a statement saying in part jeb bush once again proves he is out of touch with the american people. just like the simple question asked of jeb on iraq where it took him five days and multiple

answers to get it right, he doesn't understand anything about the border or border security. i never said all mexicans crossing the bored rer rapists. jeb is mischaracterizing my statements only to enflame. joining me now is howard dean former d in. c chairman and governor of vermont. joe watkins, republican strategist and former george h.w. bush white house aide. joe, we start with you. take a listen to senator ted cruz's response on "meet the press" this entire controversy first. >> i salute donald trump for focusing on the need to address illegal immigration. the washington cartel doesn't believe we need to secure the borders. the washington cartel supports amnesty and i think amnesty is wrong. i salute donald trump for focusing on it. >> so joe, you listened to this back and forth.

it's kind of like watching a ping-pong game. how, from your perspective, as you see how most of the party has disavoid his comments, what is the strategy behind senator cruz coming to his defense here? >> well, one of the strategies may be to build up his base his following right now. ted cruz is having a tough time. as you know donald trump is number two in a lot of the polls. and he's trending pretty high in some of the national poll as well. so for some of the candidates having trouble really gaining traction this becomes a way for them to kind of maybe rouse their base get more traction get themselves in the news. donald trump dominated the news comments that he's made. they're going to try to attach themselves to this news cycle and get themselves in front of our voters. >> now governor dean you've been through this process before on different side of the aisle. but this early in the game with this sort of narrative out

there, will this be something we forget once we get closer to primaries? >> well i think we'll forget it because donald trump is not going to be in the race very long. while he is in the race this is very bad for the republican parties. you have 16 candidates so people already saying in new hampshire they can't keep them all straight. one guy that everybody is going to remember is donald trump. that brands the republican party in a way it does not want to be branded. i think people are not going to believe that jeb bush espouses these remarks or whoever is the nominee. but it is just not helpful to have this kind of debate. i suppose i was inevitable because the guy that is the most outrageous gets the headline in a race that is 16 people. >> so when you look at this governor. we see former candidates also like m.i.t. romney who is showing up at a parade in new hampshire with governor chris christie. did he that yesterday. he also hosted governor christy and marco rubio for a stayover

that has been said. he also came out this weekend to say do not agree with donald trump. where do you see this former candidate's role? what is his role in the party today as we get closer to election day? >> there is a huge amount of speculation inside the beltway and all the gossip columns that are written about all this. i think it helps capped dates to be seen with mitt romney. i don't think that's going to swing the election one way or the other. i said the inside of the beltway people are right about it. it certainly doesn't hurt. the voters get to decide this and it will be eight months from now. >> is this the moderate branding that maybe some candidates want and need by having m.i.t. with them mitt romney on the campaign trail? >> i think. so mitt romney is viewed favorably by a lot of republicans right now. he's done good things. they need to come down. he is one of the leaders in that first one. >> yeah.

>> i think for the most part that it really helps. the republican party is going to probably need to have a candidate, a nominee who is able to attract independence and some democrats and women and latinos and african-american voters snab is more a centrist. >> let's talk about democrats. bernie sand serz causing a couple waves. take a look at what he said over the weekend. >> secretary clinton has long ties with manufacture the democrats in congress so we should not be surprised. but i think what is equally interesting is the fact that all over this country, ordinary people working people elderly people are moving in our direction because they do want a candidate to take on the establish. . so i think we will get some congressional support as this campaign progresses. but one should not be surprised that much of the establishment is not with me at this point. >> governor i got to ask you. so is this something about where

the democratic side of the ledger here is moving to more pop lift more left than where hillary clinton is? or is this more about style that bernie sanders, nice guy. everybody likes bernie sanders. >> well that's a hard one. it's early. the races are not exactly the same. i did despite the fact that i was running as an anti-establishment candidate, i did have a fair amount of congressional support. john conyers is very respected in the black caucus. and many others. i do have a lot of congressional support. we don't know how this is going to shake out yet. i think the feelings of divisive inside the democratic party are much less than they were when i was running. and so i think, you know i think bernie's issue is very important. the economic justice issue which is the issue for 40 years. one of the really interesting things that democracy for america did in the polling when they were trying to draft

elizabeth warren was what they found is that there's no animosity between the sanders people and the clinton people on -- in the support. they have their choices. but they're willing to work -- to vote for the other for the second choice. bernie had 25% and elizabeth had 50% among the dfa vote cherz are more progressive in terms of democratic party. i think the democratic party is united. i think that's a good thing. i don't expect a particularly acrimonious campaign. >> yeah joe, another part of this, though although governor dean is saying harmonious right now, dana millbank did write over the weekend when you look at some of the things that have been happening on the democratic side of the ledger here is there seems to be some division such as we look at nancy pelosi bucking the president on key issues. we have this example. it's not all together. what do you watch?

>> i think hillary clinton is still far and away the favorite here. bernie sand serz drawing big crowds. he's making some noise. he's a smart guy. he's got lots of certainly interesting stuff to say. at the end of the day, i think if the election is next week it will be hillary by a landslide. so i agree with howard dean. there is not really a lot of rub on the democratic side of the aisle. and i think it's still very early in the campaign. i don't see that changing any time soon. >> lucky. i mean just agreeing on so much. normally you don't get that on tv. >> i always agree. >> joe is a smart guy. >> is this cable tv? where am i? >> yeah right. >> you have new cable tv for under 35-year-olds. >> happy july 5th to both of you. i certainly appreciate it. >> thank you richard. >> thanks very much.

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buckingham palace, ka mill yashgs we just got this new video in. when you and i spoke last they were in the middle of the christening. did you hear how it went? what is the deal? >> obviously, it went well. the children and prince george in that he isn't even 2 yet, impeccably well behaved number crying at the front which is always a result. and now the whole group will be retiring to the queen's house on her norfolk estate where the royals spend christmas every year for light snacks. they're going to be sitting apparently where they like on tables of eight. quite informal. so no place names. and we understand they're going to be having a slice of william and kate's wedding cake. it's a tradition for royals to save one tier of the wedding cake for the christening. but where they keep it must be in cold storage for a couple of years. so they'll be having a slice of that very nice fruitcake. probably right about now, richard. >> so first of awe the cake that they're eating is a fruitcake fruitcake. send of all, they save part of

that for this very day. that is a very interesting tradition. is there anything behind that? >> no. i guess it's the way that royals do things. actually some british people do it. do you do it there? >> well i eat anything at any time. so i don't know if you know it's any indication the i'll have a hot dog for any reason of the day. >> you know what richard? i don't think they're having hotdogs today. i think it's more like sandwiches, light snacks. i mean maybe they'll have a dog or two. but they're also having a nice cup of tea which is british. >> i love that. prince george might have the hot dog. nobody else would in that party of 22 that you're talking about. what will be the next time we do see them in public? what will we see the royal next? >> well the royals are actually going together to wimbledon on wednesday much it's going on there. i think it's quarterfinals day. they might be seeing serena williams in action. and andy murray as well. if he gets through the fourth round. so kate loves tennis. in fact they just put in a application for a new tennis

court at their home. she'll be in her element in the royal box. a nice day off from parental duties. >> you just named my two favorites. serena and andy murray. i hope they do well. all right. thank you. i'm also a big fan of ka mill yachlt camilla. thank you very much. >> let's go back to greece. the very latest as you know just about 32 minutes ago the polls closed. opinion polls showing that a no vote is likely to win here. cnbc contributor ron insana is here us with now. that was the big question, you know, would they come out in the right numbers, first of all? if they did come out with the right numbers, would they go no or yes? the early indications show no. >> not great news. >> it is the end of the world? >> for greece it s they'll have no access richard, to any credit outside the country. the banks are down to $600 million euros in the total system. if they allow people to take out

60 euros a dacht you go through that money quickly. they have a day or two much cash in the banking system itself. there is no guarantee if the no vote wins that the european central bank will provide additional liquidity. they have no current bailout agreement. and the imf to whom they defaulted last week will also not offer them any credit. this could be a very serious event, certainly in the short run for europe and in the longer run for greece. >> so they defaulted on that big payment of over 1.8 billion. the first larger everything that you can say about it. what we're not talking about right now is they still have two very large payments coming up in addition to that. if they don't meet those, are we going to see another -- because we had a down week because of what happened. we have seen more ripples like that. >> without a new bailout package, they can't make the payment. they don't have a mechanism by which they can pay their debts to the european union or subsequently the imf again which comes through later in the

summer. so we're talking about, one, a country whose economy has collapsed. gdp is down 26%. the unemployment rate the broad unemployment rate is 25%. as you mentioned earlier, youth unemployment soefr 50%. in many ways while the government says this no vote will give them a stronger bargaining side that, is highly unlikely. it's more likely to got other way. italians portuguese and spaniard may see this has an opportunity to voice their own objections with the austerity measures placed on them over the last several years. and there are political concerns about the stability of the euro that are intensified with this vote. >> so in your 32 years of reporting, how does this stand out? >> well we had a lot of crisis in the 32 years. my first experience was the crash of 1987. that was on its own the biggest stock market crash in the history of the united states in a single day. this is a longer lasting, it's

going to be a more protract add fair. we don't know where greece will get their money. from we don't know how this affects the integrity of the euro as a currency and the euro zone as a group. these are questions that will play out over time. what we do know is that greece has precious little time to get funds. like i said 600 million euros in the banking system which means they have a day or two of cash on hand. so this means more pain for the greek people. it may mean the government of mr. siprus falls. what they need in the near term is cash. this vote doesn't bring them closer to that without a deal. >> bad news thumbs down for greece if it does turn out to be no is what you're saying. >> we have to watch market reaction around the world which could be severe in europe. china, as you may have heard, has fallen 30% in the last 2 1/2 weeks. they're trying to stem problems in their markets. concerns about puerto rico here at home which are not the same. >> right. >> but they're in the background. it could be a rough day for wall street. >> as we look at futures and i

haven't as of yet. >> the markets will be opening in a matter of you know handful of hours there in asia. what do you expect for a monday in the united states? >> well let's start with china. it was down 5% on friday. down 28.8% since june 12th. >> yeah. >> trying to shore up the markets. if those measures fail and then you have a big selloff in europe, you're going to have a very dark day following a long holiday weekend where we come back to work on wall street. and you have europe down 4% 5% greece won't even open. the banks won't open. stock market won't open. it could be a very challenging week in a variety of different ways. the one thing i will point out for u.s. investors is that if the situation gets very bad, this may keep the federal reserve from raising interest rates any time this year. because it would affect even more dramatically the outlook for the global and domestic economy. that is the one minor bright spot in all of this. >> silver lining there. or if you're ready to invest in your 401-k, also silver lining. >> wait though.

see what happens this week. >> yeah. >> hold on. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> it's been so far so good this holiday weekend for police looking to prevent terror related incidents. joining me now is jamie novograd. >> heightened security didn't keep people from celebrating and there were no reports of incidents. >> the coast guard patroled hudson river saturday, one part of massive security operation as cross the country. new york city police and counter-terrorism officers were on the streets in numbers not seen in recent years. in washington d.c. police line the national mall. but by evening, things were familiar. fireworks on the fourth of july. americans celebrated independence day amid new concerns of terrorism. officials insisted there were no known credible threats. >> so it's not so much what we know. the concern is what we might not know. >> the cause for concern, the holiday this year overlaps with

the muz lick holy month of ramadan which in isis spoeshgzman recently called for jihadists to make a move calamity for the infidels. terrorism analyst says that since then isis has kept up steady pressure over social media. releasing messages like this one from a man claiming to be american fighting with isis in iraq or syria. americans sayerfied ofterrified of july 4th now. >> i know what is in the news cycle and i know about the alerts. >> exactly. essentially, he is acknowledging all of. that he is happy about it. >> experts say the propaganda may be having an effect. a recent study of terrorism arrests found an increase in cases involving individuals accused of plotting attacks in the united states in the name of isis. the fbi stepped up arrests of people who have been under surveillance for months suspected of plotting homegrown attacks. all of this follows a string of

attacks attacks overseas. less than two weeks ago, 38 people were killed in a shooting in a beach resort in tunisia. they claimed credit for the attack. along with an attack the same day in kuwait which killed 27 people n new york city saturday families visiting with young children said they were focused on enjoying the holiday. >> it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. i've never been here before. want to take in what i can. >> you are glad that you're here with your family today on independence day? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> what are you going to do next? what's next? >> i think we're going to go eat. >> now officials said all along that americans should enjoy themselves this weekend but keep a lookout. and, richard, here in the u.s., law enforcement has begun focusing on people here at home who may be inspired by isis propaganda to carry out attacks here as well as preventing americans from trachling overseas to join isis in iraq or sear yachlt the study i mentioned is arrests inside the u.s. have accelerated since

january. the average age of the accused, 26. and the study says they're from diverse backgrounds, richard, no ethnic theme. but many of the cases, 80% according to the study, involve communication or recruitment over social media. richard? >> thank you so much for that. up next, where is the safest place to sit on the plane? which seat? and the best job in america. what does space smell like? we have all those answer wlz you want them or not when you come back. ♪ your body was made for better things than the pain, stiffness and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist

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>> so this is surprisingly richard nixon. i think most people thought this would be teddy rows investment right? >> very surprising. >> what we did is look at each president and the number of battle fields monuments, presidential libraries, anything like that that they established. and we foupdnd that rivard nixon established a ton that generated most of our tourism. in particular golden gate state national park which gets about 15 million visitors each year. that's a huge number of people. >> that is interesting. how about this question. where is best place for single ladies? >> single ladies and actually single men as well. it's in los angeles. and number two is detroit. and what we did is just look at the highest concentration of single people. it's really mostly in city centers which makes a the love sense. you can see as people get older, get married, have children they tend to travel out and move into the suburbs by their houses and live their life. >> this one i found most curious. what does space smell like?

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the women's world cup final, the chance for the u.s. to avenge the tlos japan in 2011 when the final was decided in a penalty kick shootout. it's the rematch the women's team has been working towards ever since. but head coach jill ellis says she's dwelling on the loss if the past. this is about claiming the championship she says. >> i don't have a rearview

mirror in my lichlt i always look forward. you know try to be about tomorrow. and so it's not about what happened before for me. it's the opportunity to have this amazing group of women that potentially win a world championship. >> joining me now from vancouver, canada is jacob rascon. jacob, how has the interest been? we've been with you over the last six hours. and you've been standing right there. the crowd seems to be getting larger and larger behind me. what are they telling you? >> what they're doing is they're not starting to sell the jerseys, the shirts. they're just opening up. so you have dozens and dozens of fans who are going to get their jerseys. a lot of them have their faces painted. they are ready for redemption. if the u.s. team can win, not only would ut redeem themselves if four years ago, but they'll become the first u.s. women's team -- the first team environmenter in the women's sport to win three world cups. that will be gigantic. and they're fueled by memories of the devastating loss.

but also remembering 1999 16 years ago the last time the women took it home. there was an explosion of support after that game. and the women's team now knows that that can happen yet again. i have the chance to sit down with a few of the mothers of those star players on this team and they say that their girls, they're women have that on their mind. they know that if they can win that they've worked their whole lives for this. but if they can be part of a shift, an explosion in the sport in the states and, of course among the millions of those watching are those in the sport and they're so excited. they hope the whole team and whole tunry are behind them. >> we're behind all of those talented women on team usa. at least i am. i'm going to show my bias here. i think there are a the love folks around that will probably support what is going to be happening shortly as they ramp up with energy. jacob, thank you so much. let's bring in "new york times" sports reporter george

vecsey. the author of "eight world cups my journey through the beauty and dark side of soccer." george, there's not a lot of people that know as much as you do about what we're about to watch this evening. what do you look for? >> what am i looking for? i know that americans are looking for a redemption of sorts. this is a generational team. abby wambach and others have been here for a while. they want to win a championship before their time is totally over. and that's not necessarily the right way to do it. you've got to go in positive playing forward, playing this game. i think this team has gelled at just the right time. so it is now a different team than the one that went in there with all of the talk of the past. now they're moving forward and playing well. >> you have watched that little line chart and it's little because it's been low in terms of interest across the united states. if we get the win tonight or if we don't get the win tonight, were you -- you think we're going to get a nice little spike in interest? >> you know sh i thought that in 1999 when i covered the women's world cup in california.

they won the great shootout with china. and a year later, there was a women's pro team pro league and out near my home on long island. on mother's day, they couldn't sell out for mia hamm coming in with a washington team. i think women don't necessarily pay money to go watch women at the same rate that men go to watch sports events. but is there a spike? is there something to be said? this team is probably better. there is an evolution of the game. i watch people play this game now. they're better than they were 10, 20 years ago. but will there be a huge leap? socker is already moving way ahead in the united states. it's part of it. >> now i know it's kind of like having to choose your favorite child. but of the three teams that have been to the world cup or at least the two winners and then this team here who -- which of those do you think has the most talent? >> talent? you could say that this team by the evolution of the sport, what women are doing generally, the dribbling that colombia was

doing in the first women's world cup and tactics and talent and physical ability. but if you're talking about an epic american team i would say that '99ers and this is the kearse that wam back and the others have to play under. that '99 team was so exceptional in being pioneers and in their personalities, their skills, you know julie foudy, michelle acres, brianna -- it was a wonderful team. you'll never match that possibly in personality. >> so the viewers don't know this. you were going to talk about the game later. what you are going to be telling me to watch out for? >> well i would say watch out for japan which moves the ball. these are the defending champions. many of them are the same players. they move the ball well. they control it. they've got great statistics for holding on to the ball. what they're not particularly great at is finishing. they've won all of their games so far. they're not great at finishing. the united states has developed a back line, a back four that's as good as anything you're going to see, men, women, whatever.

and so i think the united states has the ability to clamp down. if japan is controlling the ball, then it's a matter of one mistake and the u.s. could pay for that for the next four years. >> all right. george vecsey, thank you so much. you watched so much of this sport and appreciate your perspective on it. be sure if you're not going to be here to watch it catch the women's finals on telemundo tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. ahead in the next hour escaped killer david sweat is back in a maximum security prison today after three weeks on the run. will life behind bars be different than what he was used to before? we'll take a look. ve loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip.

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trump aimed at one candidate that is taking him to task for his inflamatory comments. and it's charlotte show time. a royal reception for this newest royal edition. >> very good sunday you to. i'm in for alex today. here is our top story. developing in greece the polls are closed. the votes are being counted. three opinion polls are showing that a no vote is likely to win today's bailout rereferendum. millions voted a decision that will shape the financial future of greece. the euro zone and for that matter perhaps the united states to some degree. joining me live on the phone, nbc's kkier simmons. when you and i spoke in the last hour, you said you might get more information in the next

two. what are you hearing about these early indications that we're getting reports from? >> well it's from greek television and this is not exit polls. so these are not exit polls. these are standard polls carried out by television networks in greece. but all of them are suggesting that greece voted no in its referendum as to whether greece should pay the debt back in a way that europe is demanding. so it's a margin of error that is very close. some are 3% in margins. some 5%. so it's clearly you could be wrong. but if they do turn out to be right and we'll know as you mentioned in the coming hours, then that will be well it will shake europe and it will hit potentially the markets tomorrow morning, the financial markets tomorrow morning. because even though greeks there are insulated from private credit, they're mostly held by

national institutions in europe and around the world. despite that the potential for greece to have to lead the european currency maybe even lead europe is going to cause serious political and financial implications for europe. >> as you're watching all of the data there as you have been for so many days what are they showing this hour and telling citizens of greece this hour about the turnout if at all? it was said that 35% was the turnout rate earlier in the day. and if they did hit 40 that this referendum would therefore not be valid. >> yeah. i don't think that's going to be a question of that. they're talking turnout of 65%. we know all too well in every national referendum and early results could be wrong. but it does appear that there has been a heavy turnout. therefore, we expect it richard.

everybody we have spoken to in recent days are talking about this. this that is a positive. >> quickly, what is the sense of calm or lack of calm from what you're seeing on the local networks and the people and voters that you're talking about now that early opinions about where this might go have come out? >> they're tl are celebrations on the streets by those who think that greece should vote no. that they should vote no. there are police on the streets in case it gets more violent. this was an extremely powerful debate. so there are going to be high emotions. but let me give you one other statistic. accord together polls, 67% of people voted no. they have overwhelmingly said no. effectively saying this is not there. why should we have to be burdened with it for decades to

come? >> right. >> and that statistic is so often quoted over 50% unemployed of the young and these live pictures on the leave hand screen for our viewers here as we hit 8:00 p.m. and sun is setting. it may be a different day tomorrow in greece. keir simmons live for us. thank you so much for with the very latest coming out of greece and that referendum. we'll get more data in the next hour or two right here on msnbc. thank you again, keir. >> hundreds of royal fans gathered outside of queen elizabeth's country estate to get a glimpse of royal family as they left church following princess charlotte's christening. we were watching that tape. there we got people cheering. every time they see the royal familiar lishgs it really is quite something. >> well she has some photos to take first. the family is all likely back at the queen's residence now posing

for pictures. the photographer mario testino, one of diana's favorites, those will be the official photographs for christening. the chrissening service itself was fairly short, as predicted. the crowds loved seeing the family outside the church. princess charlotte was brought in that very traditional stroller. it was once used by the queen with kate pushing and george walking hand in hand with his father prince william. by the way, richard, wearing an outfit almost identical to the one prince william wore for his brother harry's christening. so even though the ceremony was private, there was still this very public aspect which is unusual. and one more note. we understand that royal fans outside were allowed to take pictures outside of the chapel. that is typically not allowed. so another little gift i guess you could say, to royal fans today, richard.

>> all right. kelly, thank you so much for. that i want to bring in nbc's royal contributor who is standing by for us in london. so how has this story resonated there? we heard the cheers there from the video of a little bit earlier. they've been sending cards, presents presents, letters to princess charlotte after she was born much we said let's give a piece of this christening. they're fairly protective of their own par 5 sichlt william doesn't want a repeat of the diana days when his mother was sieged by the press. they're keeping the main event private and behind palace gates. and now this reception, too, will have to photograph the casino takes number doubt pounting a very modern picture of royalty. we have that all day really.

the lily font the ornate gown that dates back to victorian era but at the same time saying to crowds, take selfies if you want, to enjoy the day. that really represents the future the monarchy looking forward much it's a new way of doing things. >> talk about new way, there is also old ways we can compare things to. that little guy that has been walking around in the video we've been showing from a little early eshgs the little guy with the -- what is he about two feet tall with the red shorts? prince george. everybody loves him. >> yeah. >> he is quite adorable. you want to put nipple ahim in a bottle and safe him forever. his christening was different or the same compared to todays? >> much more low key, actually. we barely saw prince george. it was just over there. it was at james palace. we only got a very quick glimpse of him in his blanket. it was not such huge event. no members of the public were allowed outside. i think they learned a few lessons from the past.

prince george was quite rightly named prince george for a while. we didn't see him at all. then charlotte was born. he was taken to meet her at the hospital. again wearing that adorable outfit. then we had the amazing photographs that kate took of both children with little charlotte in george's lap. and now again, of course this little guy is the main event. so cute. looking so much like his father. but with some of his mother's coloring in the eyes. and, of course, he is the future of the royal family. everyone is buying into that because it paints this wonderful picture of many years we have to come enjoying this family. >> beautiful day in many ways. not only the weather but also the christening itself. thank you so much again much great stuff. >> thank you. all right. the pope is once again highlighting social issues as he travels to south america for the first time in two years today. the pope is visiting ecuador, bolivia, and paraguay on an eight day tour intended to bring attention to poverty in his home continent. and in september the pope will be heading here. he has plans to visit

washington, d.c., new york city and philadelphia. fourth of july celebrations turned tragic for one family in north carolina. at least 14 people were hurt when a deck collapsed at an oceanfront home. the family was on the deck posing for pictures when the structure collapsed. nbc's sarah dalloff is in north carolina with the details. sarah, you know when these things happen we ask why. may not know the answer. but it's a deck and there's a lot of people on it. >> that is correct. there were more than 14 people on this deck. inspectors have been out today taking photographs looking at this scene now that it is daylight. the feeling is gathering on the deck to take a picture. just a perfect moment a perfect end to the family reunion here on emerald isle. and in an instant, it all changed when the planks gave way and 14 people fell about 10 to 12 feet to the ground.

witnesses say there was a lot of blood, broken bones and screaming. people who ran to help say the minute they heard the screaming and sirens they knew something was terribly wrong. >> the kids lined up on the grass watching the parents and grandparents. you can tell i was a family reunion. you see them on the beach. it was really sad. >> how did this happen? >> the deck collapsed right away. it was just a thud. just talking to my dad. i didn't see it. but then -- and the emergency vehicles came pretty fast. >> the family was treated and released from the hospital. they were packing things up with crutches and bandaged arms and legs. three or four people still at last check in critical condition. witnesses tell us the most severely injured appear to be elderly. richard? back you to. >> thank you so much for the latest on that story.

>> a tragic discovery in louisville to tell you about. this boat capsized on the ohio river and founder in bridge construction downtown. >> we were able to retrieve six people if the water. two of which have succumbed to their injuries. >> nine people were on the boat when it capsized. two were killed. three people missing. >> along the chicago shoreline, a boat full of people went up in flames. the coast guard got to the scene there yesterday and found three of the 16 passengers on the water. all of them were rescued without injury. let's talk about weather, too, in new york city. it's looking nice and clear. reynolds? >> to our view areas cross america, it is a busy day weather-wise. we have a chance of scattered showers and storms.

maybe some of these actually severe. the tornado conditions index within 50 miles, we have a three and ten for eastern south dakota. heavy rain large hail damaging winds could occur within 50 mile and tornatic activity could occur not just today but also tomorrow. tomorrow we see the potential of severe weather move from milwaukee clear down to witch that and wichita to amarillo. a chance of the storms extends into the great lakes ohio valley mississippi valley and southern plains. so be prepared for that to occur. across the southland, it's getting more scattered variety. it can cause issues. flash flooding can occur in place that's is already saturated. that might be the case tuesday and wednesday. wednesday more of a break in birmingham. but still a chance of rain along parts of the coast. raleigh, partly cloudy skies, 92. hot in raleigh. hotter out west. we're not talking high humidity but certainly extreme heat. some locations topping the 90s. few locations like reading, 102.

boise, 96 degrees. then as we get into tuesday, that heat wow, intensifies for so many people. and a lot of the folks in the pacific northwest, no air conditioning. sorry guys. richard, let's send it back you to. >> always good to hear from you. thank you so much. in a moment new developments on the talks with iran. two days before the nuclear deadline. secretary of state john kerry says hard choices remain. one of the sticking points we got that and what happens in the failed to meet the latest deadline. because this better place turned out to have an unreliable cell phone network and the videos on their little bird phones kept buffering. birds hate that. so they came back home. because they get $300 for switching back to verizon. and so can you! verizon, come home to the best network. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source.

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new word from secretary of state john kerry about the nuclear talks with iran. secretary kerry and iran's foreign minister met to work out details amid reports of a deal could be near. teams from six countries in iran are working to a plan in place to put one in place, rather before four ministers return to vienna tonight.

nbc's andrea mitch sl in vee yaen for thus afternoon. -- andrea mitchell is in vienna for us this afternoon. >> secretary kerry came out and talked about the iran talks, specifically to try to lower expectations. he was really countering what foreign ministers said in his youtube video the other day. kerry says while he agrees with the thoughts that they are closer than ever before to a deal, they made genuine progress that if they do not make hard choices on some of the remaining critical issues the united states is prepared to walk away without a deal. so they're going to work hard in next couple of days as the other foreign ministers return to veevee yaen tonight and work all through monday. there could be a deal on tuesday if they make these critical choices. but he said if there is absolutely intrans jens of the other side they're prepared to walk away. he's not setting any deadline. he's not saying whether they will extend the deadline again. i think he was just trying to lower expectations give a

reality check. progress has been made. they're closer but they're not there yet. richard? >> andrea thank you so much for that report. let's bring in mark dubowitz. so as we get these reports, she is so well described in her reporting in recent months and for that matter over the entire course of this. as we look at what john kerry is going through, he came up to reporters and he gave us a very short four minute description of what they had gotten done. this is a part of it let's listen to that first. >> we have to close off the fourth pathways to the potential. our iranian counterparts have been working hard. they've put in a lot of time. everybody is negotiating hard. that's what makes this difficult. we hope we get an agreement

where we can show countries we can come together and make things happen. >> but we're not there yet. >> but we're not there yet. that's what he said at the end of that. he was clear where they're having issues. what did you get from that when you read what he was saying that he was not saying? >> i think this deal is done. they're negotiating over some details, procedural mechanisms timing. but essentially the deal is baked. the administration has essentially given iran a program, a nuclear program that will stay mostly intact. it's a program that the iranians get to preserve and expand. after ten years, they're going to reach the point of undetectible breakout. they're getting massive economic stangss. the relief that the greeks were wishing they were going to get today. >> good deal or bad deal?

>> i think it's a flawed deal because the deal was supposed to cut off these four pathways to a nuclear weapon. unfortunately, the deal will only constrain the pathways for about a decade. and after a decade key restrictions will begin to disappear. after 15 years iran will emerge with an industrial sized advanced nuclear program with an icbm and zero breakouts and hardens economy than will be immune yised. >> a bad deal better than no deal? >> that is the fundamental talking point of the administration. president obama started by saying no deal is better than a bad deal. they're going to be making the argument that even the deeply flawed deal is better than no deal. the administration should have stuck to the nuclear demands, kement negotiating, not held itself to the artificial deadlines and could have negotiated a much better deal if the iranians believe that

secretary kerry was serious when he threatened to walk away from the table. >> we have two nuclear physicist physicists there helping to put this together. we could have 1,000 people including both sides working on some of the pages which could number in the hundreds in the end. who knows? how will congress be able to make a informed decision based on this? based on the kblechl advertise? >> you're right. it's a highly complicated deal. actually, when you boil this deal down to the parameters it's not that complicated. you don't have to understand everything you need to know about a ten trifuj. you need to know funneled. al facts and parameters. congress is very well educated. they've been dealing with this issue for years. they have real experts on the heal. real experts on the outside to help them. i think people will be looking at some essential elements of this deal. will this deal stop them from having a nuclear weapon on watch of the next president or the next president after that? >> we have to go.

but if it goes through congress when is the next opening for another deal? >> well i think it's going to go to january 2017. i think the next president is going to be inheriting this deal, whether it is hillary clinton or republican president. they're going to have to deal with what is a fundamentally flawed deal. and iranian regime that is expanding regionally and economically wealthier and on the path one day to having a nuclear weapon. and that's going to be a real challenge no mat who president will be. >> all right. thank you so much mark dubowitz from the foundation forever the defense of democracies. i really appreciate your expertise. >> he paid a heavy price for his comments about immigration. donald trump speaking out about the backlash against him now. of that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out ...with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain stop further joint damage and clear skin in many adults. doctors have been prescribing

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in connection with that case. we want to check in the msnbc analyst clint van zandt. >> hi richard. >> when you look at where he's now being incarcerated it's a prison infirmary. it's a different location. it's not the same place that he escaped from. he is also on a suicide watch. any of this out of the ordinary to you? >> no. i don't think so. you know they moved him 200 mile west. we know the old saying dead men tell no tales. well that, is obviously the case with the other individuals that he escaped with. but in a case of sweat, this looks like a sociopath. he is a psychopath. richard, one characteristic of this psychopathy is they love to talk about themselves. a guy like him, he considers himself the sun and you and i are the planets and stars that circle around him. so because even though he said

in the past he wouldn't be taken alive, this guy is going to become a rock star in prison even though he locked up 23 hours a day. >> so become a rob star, everybody believing he's accomplished these amazing feats that he was describing. kind of like a hero? and we have the mitchell story, i don't know why we have a reason to believe her. we have this love triangle of who is with whom inside the closet doing what. and he says, no. she says yes. the inmates say all the time. there is so much here for the made for tv movie that will likely come out of here. and what's the deal for sweat? you know what? they're going to offer him, richard, cable tv in his cell. that is probably what he will get. i mean what else can you give a guy like this? 23 hours a day. if you keep talking, you tell us who was dealing drugs in the

prison or anything like that. and we'll give you msnbc 24/7. that may be the thing that flips this guy over and keeps him talking. >> any possibility though or concerns of him interacting with others at this upstate facility? and that it could cause problems? we could see yet another escape because of his knowledge, his ability to put these strategies and the way he works? >> well we know that he and matt helped create this fantasy for george mitchell, a woman who allegedly was going to help them escape. and in her mind she thought the three of them were going to run off together. maybe in this love triangle down to the mexican coast or something and sit there and drink, you know drinks and watch the sun go down. as far as the inmates in prison they have similar fantasies. how did you do this? how did you co-op that woman and the guards inside? so there will be a lot of people

trying to pump him for information other than state police and the fbi. >> clint van zandt, thank you so much. have a very good rest of your weekend. >> same you to richard. >> all righty. the random murder of a woman by an undoimented immigrant reignited the call for tighter boarder control to fix the country's broken immigration system. joe fryer has the latest for us on that. >> five times francisco sanchez has been deported from the united states despite that he's now accused of shooting and killing kate steinly wednesday as she walked along san francisco's famed embark dario. >> it would have been so much better, of course if he were gone and they would have done what they should have done absolutely. >> the suspect sanchez has a long criminal history which includes 7 felony convictions, four of them drug related. earlier this year he was in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement. then in march, he was handed over to the san francisco sheriff's department for an outstanding warrant, possession and distribution of marijuana. but in march 27th those charges

were dismissed. and on april 15th sanchez was released. immigration agents had asked to be notified of his release but the sheriff's department did not do that. they do not enforce federal immigration holds. >> city policy city law is very clear that we don't honor detainers. >> experts like a former ice director says there should be less politics and more cooperation between ice and local agencies especially in situations like the sanchez case. meanwhile, donald trump under fire for his comments about immigrants tweeted his con del enss to steinly's family saying this tragic murder has taken place because of our unsafe borders. as for steinly's parents, they hope something good can come from this. >> if kate's death saves other people in the city and ice and improves the systems. >> but they say nothing will bring back their daughter.

joe fryer, nbc news los angeles. >> and on that heels of that story, by joe fryer, donald trump is not backing down about comments. and while most republican presidential candidates disavowed the comments senator ted cruz standing by him. >> i salute donald trump for focusing on the need to address illegal immigration. the washington cartel doesn't want to address. that the washington cartel doesn't believe we need to secure the borders. the washington cartel supports amnesty. i salute donald trump for focusing on it. >> joining me now, the washington correspondent for "the washington post." you have seen a lot of stuff like this over the years.

>> you have to look at the washington cartel that senator cruz referred to. it passed the senate with 68 votes. a bipartisan bill to address the immigration issue in this country. everybody knows it stalled in the house. and now the two parties are battling out what should be done and it's become a political issue. from a political standpoint if you look at counting votes in 2016, i think the inflamatory language that donald trump uses is not going to get the republicans any votes from the broader hispanic community. and without boosting their share of that fast growing votes, they can't win a national election. how do they draw the line to exploit people's fears? do they try to solve the issue? will they fight among each other? i think donald trump will make sure that happens once he's on that debate stage. >> eleanor, it's more than latino americans. it's more than those who are

watching this with regard toim inauguration. you have asian-americans, african-americans, irish-americans, all the groups tied into this immigration issue that is broader than that very key latino american swing vote. broader than that as you and i both know. where will this go? is this going to be what donald trum health care plan done not too long ago when it came to the birth certificate issue? he wouldn't stop. he kept hitting that point. are we going to see him come out even stronger? he now knows that it's a lightning rod headline evens not paying any price for it. >> i don't see him backing down. i think he is addressing an element in the republican base. i think, you know a lot of voters like the fact that he's you know speaking so bluntly on an issue that other republicans might tiptoe around. it's a very crowded republican field.

if some of those candidates really take him on if, they can articulate where they stand on this issue in such a way, that doesn't alienate the base. but also addresses the fact that this is a new america. and it's a transformed america. a republican party doesn't adapt to the different coalition, the republican party will not have a future. so it's a tricky balance. and jeb bush said that he was willing to as he put it lose the primaries in order to get the domination. and in other words, if he can get a plurality of votes in a crowded field like that, you don't have to get 50%. >> and jeb bush saying he took the statements personally. of course he marrying a latina-american. and so this is an issue that is dividing if you will in some cases republican parties. speaking of which, want to go to chris christie.

only 34% approving jeb bush as governor. how does that frans late to him running for president? let's listen to what he has to say about these issues. >> hard to tell how anybody breaks away from the pack. no one has broke an way from the pack at this point. you have 14 or 15 or 16 candidates. i think in the end what matters are the quality of your ideas and the strength of your character. i think with the american people want more than anything else is a strong and decisive leader. so unlike what we had in the oval office for the last seven years. and people who know me know that i do not have a problem making decisions. and i will be strong and i'll be clear and direct. >> how far does he make it base ond who you think is paired up against, if you will? >> right. >> well, there is opportunity for him. he has a personality that stands out. he's an unforgettable presence.

if he can back up the two characteristics with actual ideas and a vision again, that doesn't totally alienate the base but willing to take on the base enough to challenge donald trump and all the things trump is saying christie can have the moment that goes viral. i'm sure that's what he's hoping for. >> no doubt he will. based on the past. desperate looking at that. eleanor, thank you so much for stopping by. >> thank you. >> all right. south carolina lawmakers will vote tomorrow on weather to remove the confederate flag from government buildings. a rally was held yesterday to take down the flag once and for all. support from both chambers that's is what is needed to remove the flag. the controversial vote comes three weeks after a gunman killed nine people in a church. pictures soon emerged of the gunman holding the confederate flag. >> avenging defeat the u.s. women's world cup team goes for the ultimate glory. that's next. ® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt

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it's a matchup the u.s. women's soccer team is waiting for, a chance to rewrite history here. the u.s. playing japan in the world cup final, just about five hours is when it starts. they're determined to settle the score after they played and lost to japan in the 2011 world cup final which was decided in a penalty kick shootout. let's go to vancouver, canada. our correspondent jacob rascon is there. any sightings of those players? either from team usa or team japan? >> no. they are in the zone. they don't even have contact with their families. they had their last practices yesterday. some players took to social media to post a selfie and you could find that online and they are so excited. but for the last 12 hours up until the game and last night they've been really in the zone. and right now you're seeing hundreds of fans showing up. a lot of them behind me ready to buy those t-shirts and ready to go into the game. but we still have five hours, as you said. and a win tonight for the usa

will be absolutely historic. of course, this is a big rematch. but also if they can win, this will be the first time that any team in the women's world cup has won three, three of them the first one in 1991. and then in 1999 and now. and they are so excited. the fans of course have flown in from all over the country and, of course from j pan. we're seeing a lot more from the u.s. here today. richard? >> jacob, what are some of the favorite slogans, chants or things on t-shirts and banner that's you're seeing? >> it's a lot of talk of i believe that we can win. it's similar to the men what we heard when the men's world cup, a lot of them say i believe or i believe we can win. there are hash tags with she believes, a lot of that. the team knows that if they have the support of the country and they can feel that they'll be better motivated and, of course they believe that a win will mean an explosion in support of the sport going forward. >> right.

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an animated movie about the feelings of an 11-year-old girl the winner at the box office this holiday weekend. early numbers show "inside out" came in first, followed by jurassic world, then the new "terminator" "terminator" movie. marvel looks to continue its box office success with the release of an ant. that has july 17. >> you should be able to shrink and grow on a dime. so your size always suits your needs. now dive through the key hole scott, and charge big, you dive

small, then you emerge big. >> ow! >> useless. >> that was "ant man." then there is tom cruz's "mission impossible -- rogue nation" that comes at the end of this month. those films could see competition from "fantastic four" when fox releases a remake. so i haven't seen all the movies but in preparation for discussion about arnold schwarzenegger's new film back in one of his famous roles, i was watching the christian bale version last night. is this one good? what's your take? >> stick with the christian bale version. rotten tomatoes gave this movie a 27%. some late critics are coming out and saying stop bashing it it is not all that bad but people

at the box office said asta la vista, baby. it did not do well. $20 million under projected numbers. >> i guess i'll wait for kwl" terminator 22." >> let's go to something that's a bit more real. that's "magic mike xxl." >> that's real? >> some say it is. they also say from the women's perspective and it is sort of like a feminist movie. worth the money? >> yes. you know what? people have been saying it's got as much heart as it does pectorals. and that the story actually in the sequel is not bad. it is actually worth a ticket. it was tough to open on july 4st weekend. i think that's a weekend people go out with their families or

partying. it was maybe not the right weekend but i think it might have legs for the ref of the summer. it might do okay. and the budget was only $15 million. >> xxl has legs. this one looks really interesting, and that is we've got a lot of things about super heroes or comic book like. "ant man." that looks really interesting. then "fantastic four." then is "rogue nation." which one has the strongest buzz, you think? >> people are bugging about that "ant man." that is the one that everybody's talking about. it kind of has a similar buzz to "guardians of the galaxy." i think that's because marvel is doing really great with their big super hero movies. i haven't heard this much buzz about a movie since last year. >> i'm kind of a lover of "fantastic four." you get to pick from four characters. stretch has always been really really cool. you can just wrap around everybody. that's my choice. but i'm 100 years old and i've

read comic books for way too long. how about this one though? "the minions." not a big fan but it looks really interesting. >> what do you mean you're not a big fan of the minions!. >> i've got to be honest. >> they're going to make machine ons and minions of dollars. buzz on that is also fantastic. nice thing is you can take your kids to it but it has a lot of adult hue nor in it. it is hard to say, think it will-neckwill be neck and neck with "inside out." but it will be very close. >> let's take a look. >> if you don't eat your dinner you're not going to get any dessert. >> did he just say we couldn't have dessert? >> that's anger. he cares very deeply about things being fair. >> so that's how you want to play it old man? no dessert? >> this was "inside out." >> it is a great movie.

the cannes film festival -- they loved this movie. that was the favorite. it was the break-out movie of the festival. and deservedly so. >> you've also got something that's very interesting for adults because we've been talking about a lot of kids' movies. we have "the train wreck" starring amy schumer as a willingwoman unwilling to commit. how is this looking? >> first of all, if you're going to call a movie "train wreck" it better be good because the headlines are going to be all over that with all the puns. so they must have been pretty confident going into it it was pretty good. the buzz is pretty good. the tweets about is at south by southwest were pretty good. it comes off a bit raunchy in the trailers but people say they even cried watching this movie. that it has a hot lot of heart. amy schumer is the "it" girl at the moment. this film is coming out in the middle of summer where there is a ton of huge blockbuster action

adventure movies and it is a good rom com. i think this could be the sleeper hit of the summer. >> thank you so much. that wraps up this sunday edition of "weekends with alex witt." i'm richard lui in for alex. "meet the press" is up next. count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet?

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