coast, 2:30 out west. it's way too early. but the only show that's as good as the 15 minutes of last night's women's world cup match. good monday morning, everyone. it is monday july 6th. i'm ayman mohyeldin. for the first time since 1999 united states women are world cup champions. poured in five goals over their victory of japan. three of them courtesy of midfielder carlie lloyd, striking early and would go on to notch the first hat trick in the history of the championship game. >> i was just on a mission. i was on a mission to help my team win this game.

personally, i've worked my butt off and, you know everything all the repetitions, everything came in to play. i want to say a big thank you to my trainer, my friends, my family, my fiance brian. thank you, guys. >> unbelievable. incredible match. we'll have the full highlights coming up in sports later in this show. the other big story we've been following, overnight greece's finance minister announced he is stepping down amid pressure from partners in the region. special eurozone summit is being called for tomorrow after a land slide defeat for a bailout in greece. 61% rejected a proposal from creditors that involved more austerity. greek prime minister alexis tsip tsipras. one of the big questions whether they will be the first country

to leave the eurozone and what the eu and others will do in response. front and center in their republican presidential campaign this holiday weekend fueled by a horrific murder and debate over candidate donald trump's comments. mitt romney and several candidates weighed in on trump, who has stood by his comments calling undocumented immigrants from mexico drug dealers and rapists. >> i think he made a severe error in saying what he did about mexican-americans and it was unfortunate. >> hispanics in america and hispanics in texas, from the alamo to afghanistan, have been extraordinary people citizens of our country and of our state. they have served nobly. and to paint with that broad a brush that donald trump did is -- i mean he's going to have to defend those remarks. i never will. and i will stand up and say that those are offensive, which they were. >> i salute donald trump for

focusing on the need to address illegal immigration. there's a lot of bipartisan agreement outside of washington on immigration. there's overwhelming bipartisan agreement, number one, that we need to secure the border ss, that we need to finally do something to stop illegal immigration. >> what do you do with the 11 million people? do you send them back or give them a way to get legal? >> i don't accept the premise that you have to solve every aspect of this problem at all once. president obama and the democrats focus on that issue because the question you're asking is the most devisive partisan question in this debate. >> jeb bush said he takes personal offense to his comments. >> he's not a stupid guy. i don't assume he thinks every mexican crossing the border is a race rapist. he is doing this to incite.

politically, we're going to win when we're optimistic and big and broad rather than -- [ growling ] just angry all the time. >> shocking murder of a san francisco woman. 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed at pier 14 on wednesday. the suspect in custody is an undocumented immigrant previously deported to mexico five times. he was most recently detained four months ago. san francisco's sanctuary city policy does not turn over the undocumented to federal authorities without active warrants. on the democratic side hillary clinton spent her holiday weekend campaigning in new hampshire as well. it comes as the clinton camp says she's going to begin making herself more available to the media and start doing national television interviews as early as this week. communications director jen

palmieri tellsays, quote, america will see more of her. keeping reporters at a distance as she greeted voters. several members of the press tweeted out pictures of that rope blocking their alcohol's to clint -- their access to clinton. drawing a crowd of more than 2,000 people. it was the largest crowd in that state for either party this election cycle so far. sanders continued to tout his progressive values in front of crowds, hillary clinton unveiled a new line to her stump speech. >> i will fight against inequality. i have a long history of doing that. i will fight hard against what i see as the injustice and unfairness in our society. i take a backseat to no one when you look at my record in standing up and fighting for progressive values. >> and another challenger

entered the race former virgin ra senator jim webb announced he will run, seeking the nomination for the democratic party. let's go back to our top stories we're following. the breaking news out of greece and troubles over its financial situation. the finance minister resigned. a rejection of another bailout. where does greece go from here? >> reporter: morning, ayman. first thing to point out, this was a huge victory for the campaign shocking result. investors, markets, not even the greek government here predicted how strong the support for that "no" vote would be. that's a "no" vote to austerity. how can you say no to austerity but remain in the eurozone? the greek prime minister said look, this no vote wasn't a no to the euro.

we can work together reach a deal. all sorts of concilliary gestures he made. the resignation of finance minister, someone considered a very difficult man, i think, in brussels and someone who perhaps could stand in the way of a deal. this is being viewed as a positive step, too. let me show you the newspapers. this one of the key negotiators to the creditors. no headline needed on this paper just the vote stats and his shocked face. this is the problem for brussels now over signing a deal. separate paper, real dilemma in brussels now, reforms or grexit. it's a woman saying is there a hope for a deal? a man looking in a ballot box saying i'm trying to find it. we don't know whether a deal can be reached. can the greek government prove and prompt they will implement

any deal going forward? >> all this uncertainty will have some kind of impact on the markets. how are the asian, european markets -- market here in the u.s. haven't opened yet. what can we expect in terms of the impact it will have on the global markets? >> what we saw from the asian and european markets was indicating before they opened significantly lower than they are right now. they've bounced back. we've got the likes of the german markets and french markets down by around 1 to 1.5%. it looked a lot worse earlier on. investors in a holding pattern. we've got a euro group, meeting of financiers tomorrow. what can come out of this and whether or not the greeks will come up with fresh proposals and whether or not a deal can be thrashed out. i think right now everybody paused to see what comes tomorrow. >> julia chatterley live from athens greece. thank you very much.

iran's foreign minister admits there are still differences between iran and six world powers but, quote, they've never been closer to a deal. secretary of state john kerry also agrees but made no promises. >> i want to be absolutely clear with everybody. we are not yet where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues. and the truth is that while i completely agree with foreign minister zarif that we have never been closer at this point, this negotiation could go either way. if hard choices get made in the next couple of days and made quickly, we could get an agreement this week. but if they are not made we will not. >> meanwhile, senate foreign relations committee chair is urging kerry not to cave in on

inspections and having iran disclose his nuclear activity. >> i urged him to please take their time, make sure these last remaining red lines that haven't been crossed -- they crossed so many -- do not get crossed and qualitativeely they ly qualitatively they don't make it worse. i've had several meetings to say you create just as much of a legacy walking away from a bad deal as you do head long rushing into a bad deal. >> back here in the u.s. holiday weekend was marred with violence in chicago. at least nine people killed 46 injured in shootings across that city. youngest victim a 7-year-old boy on his way home from a fourth of july party. last year, the holiday weekend in chicago saw four killed and 26 wounded in a 13-hour span. surviving prison escapee in

new york is back behind bars. shot and captured after a three-week manhunt last month. recovering at a hospital in albany until yesterday when authorities then sent under 23-hour confinement and on suicide watch. two dozen people were injured saturday during a family vacation photo when the deck they were standing on suddenly collapsed. gabe gutierrez has more from the north carolina coast. >> i need all the ambulances i can get. >> reporter: dispatchers got the first panicked calls around being pm saturday. >> i was on the phone with 911. i just counted people on the ground and i counted up to 21 and i just said you need to get as many units as you can here. >> all off-duty personnel report to station 45. >> reporter: a deck holding at least two dozen people including children had collapsed. >> they went to take a family photo and they're all standing there, ready to take a photo and it collapsed.

>> reporter: the injured ranged from five to 94 years old. >> a lot of people on top of each other. a lot of blood, broken bones. >> reporter: alma arnold was renting the house next door. >> it was truly, truly, truly sad to watch. there were kids lined up on the grass, watching their parents and grandparents. >> reporter: family, mostly from virginia, had rented this property for the holiday weekend. they were standing on this corner of the deck. this is where a section of that deck came crashing down fell about 12 feet. neighbors say it happened in an instant. over the past decade 4,600 emergency room visits were associated with deck collapses. in the u.s. an estimated 40 million residential decks and 10 million commercial ones are more than 20 years old. this isn't the first time we've seen this happen. from kentucky to rhode island indiana, where this group also tried to take a family photo plunged 15 feet. experts say there are easy ways

to check your deck. look for split or decaying wood paying special attention to area that is stay damp push on railings and banisters to make sure there's no give and make sure fasteners are tight and not rusted. preliminary findings suggest that's what appears to have cause this had collapsed. >> deteriorated fasteners or nails. >> reporter: most of the 24 injured have been treated at hospitals and released. two of them remain in critical condition. still ahead, the performance of a lifetime. not to mention the fastest hat trick in world cup history earns carli lloyd the nickname captain america. watch her lead the u.s. women's soccer team to a win over japan with one of the most impressive goals ever. folks, i mean ever. the pope arrives in south america but has a hard time holding on to his cap. what he has planned for his eight-day visit and why he won't

be stopping in his native argentina when "way too early" comes right back. judith miller of the "new york times" went to jail after refusing to divulge the name of the source. trying to find out who in the bush administration leaked the name of a cia operative.

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3-0, lloyd completes the hat trick, scoring her third goal with this jaw-dropping i can't believe i just saw that shot from midfield. carli lloyd has become the first player ever with a hat trick with a four-goal lead in less than 16 minutes. they hold on for a 5-2 victory in its rematch for a record third world cup, cementing its place as one of the greatest sports teams ever. rocking this number 10. it's a men's jersey. still, u.s. soccer baby. that's the way we do it. now to daytona. 3 1/2 hour delay not getting under way until nearly midnight and ending in a huge wreck this morning. check it out. >> junior to the bottom of the track. junior will win at daytona! and the big one happens behind him. >> incredible. detail earnhardt jr. takes the

checkered flag for fourth career victory at daytona. right after he crosses the finish line, horrifying crash sends austin dillon airborne and into the catch fence. his car was absolutely torn apart but luckily he walk add way. unveiled their starting lineups in the american league. royals will be sending four all-stars to cincinnati on july 14th. kansas city fans nearly hijacked the ballot this year josh donaldson was the leading vote getter netting a new single season record with more than 14 million votes. bryce harper not too far behind topped the national league selection with 13.9 million votes and buster posy finished second with just under 10 million. now for some highlights. to boston red sox at-bat against the astros in the sixth. >> shot to the gap in left center field and deep. back at the wall. up against the wall. comes up with a great play.

>> houston's jason mereznek runs full speed into the green monster, chasing down a fly ball hit to deep left center. he hangs on to it for the out. red sox do go on to win it 5-4. why are you not wearing your u.s. soccer jersey? that's what i want to know. >> hey, ayman, you look good in that women's soccer jers. >> i this is a men's. >> i know. i'm just kidding. you look good in it. i'm happy for you as we are all happy for them. daytona, huge delays. lot of rain yesterday. here is where the focus is this morning. strong storms moving through the upper midwest, little batch over the midatlantic. severe weather focus will be in the middle of the country. we can't rule out a few thunderstorms popping up along the midatlantic and down through the southeast. it looks like the strongest storms this afternoon are going to come basically from the waterloo area down to wichita. the southern plains you could even get in on it just north of

oklahoma city is basically the cutoff line. here is a look at today's forecast. temperatures stay in the 80s along the east coast. warmer through the middle part of the country. that's where we'll see the daytime heating pop up those thunderstorms and the heat continues to rage out to the west. 9 degree1 degrees in seattle. temperatures are running about 15 to 25 degrees above normal. very serious heat out there to the west. >> domenica davis, thank you for that update. studs or duds "magic mike" and "terminator," two of the most anticipated movies for the summer. were they hot or not? your box office up next on "way too early." how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? introducing nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna

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hat check! >> i was just on a mission. i was on a mission to help my team win this game. you know personally, i've worked my butt i want to say a big thank you to my trainer, my family my fiancee brian. thank you, guys. >> whoa willie. what a game. what a shot. >> three goals in the first 16 minutes of the game. that thing was over inside of 15 minutes. >> unbelievable. >> she's actually the first goal -- look at the chip off the left foot. that was an incredible goal. then there was one after that. but then the one that made it 4-0 from midfield is the one they'll be talking about for a long time. >> crazy. how was your fourth? >> my fourth was good. i was here in new york city for the fireworks. yeah first time i -- actually growing up here been at the new york city fireworks. >> she is like i'm not staying