unlike justin bieber hasn't bared all, at least. we'll explain. ♪ . good morning, everyone. it's tuesday july 7th. we begin with new details emerging against bill cosby. newly released court documents from a 2005 deposition show cosby admitted under oath to buying quaaludes with the intent of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with and that he gave the sedative to at least one woman and, quote, other people. >> in a deposition from 2005 bill cosby says he obtained quaaludes. in the documents cosby is asked by an attorney when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind you were going to use these quaaludes for i don't think

women you wanted to have sex with. cosby replied, yes. at the time cosby was being sued by a woman who claims he was drugged and sexual assaulted in the '70s. cosby said she meets me backstage, i give her quaaludes, we have section. the lawsuit was dismissed in 2006. cosby's attorneys have fought hard to keep the documents from being released saying they would embarrass the comedian. more than two dozen women have accused cosby of sexual assault. >> cosby admits he gave the women who brought the lawsuit three and a half pills of benadryl. cosby has never been charged with a crime. and in the past he and his representatives have denied all of the allegations. let's turnover seas now to the debt crisis unfolding in greece. the prime minister is expecting to layout a new proposal as

europe's leaders huddle at the summit. all eyes are on the oil markets this morning after taking another big hit, crashing almost 8% due to concerns over greece. the iran nuclear talks and the chinese market collapse. obviously greece is the focal point here julia. what's the latest from athens this morning? >> reporter: well, the latest is alexis tsipras has flown into brussels for those key negotiations yet again with the creditors. he comes on the back of that no vote win for austerity here in athens athens. this is there is a real tensity going into thesenegotiations.

yes, they still want to be careful about what they do as far as pension cuts are concerned. they're also still pushing for debt -- this is something all along the creditor versus said they're not willing to give ground on. does tsipras look at the situation back here in greece and concede some ground? i think there's still a lot of cautiousness about whether or not a deal can be reached even through the talks today. we've got the leaders like angela merkel coming in this afternoon. there's still a lot of skepticism about who's going to give ground here to make a deal even if it's very necessary. president obama is admitting set backs in the fight against the islamic state, but says progress is being made and is vowing they will ultimately be defeated. after meeting with top military leaders at the pentagon he

warned of a long road ahead to counter isis's ideology. he also said there are no plans to send more u.s. troops overseas overseas. >> this broader challenge of countering violent extremism is not simply a military effort. ideologies are not defeated with guns. they're defeated by better ideas, more attractive and more compelling ingling vision. this larger battle for hearts and minds is going to be a generational struggle. it's not ultimately going to be won or lost by the united states alone. it will be decided by the countries and communities that tryst terrorists like isil target. all across the middle east and africa we'll be playing inging whack a mole. >> john mccain quickly criticized the president's remarks saying in part quote,

isil is not ten feet tall. it can be and must be defeated. that will never happen if we continue to delude oustrselves about our current campaign. now the iranians have a new demand. a deal separate from the one aimed at curbing their nuclear program. both russia and china have expressed support for at least a partial lifting after the arms embargo. the united states has been opposed since it could allow iran to expand its military among other forces in the region. the white house would not rule out that it was being discussed. >> our efforts have been focused on iran's nuclear program. and the goal of these conversations is to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and ensure they coordinate with international efforts to verify their compliance with the

agreement. and that's the focal point of these conversations. what we have acknowledged in previous lines of questioning is that there have been other things that come up on the sidelines of these talks. the most prominent example of that is the concerns we have about american citizens who are being detained in iran. >> a deal may be approaching given a shift in attitude in tehran. after days of pessimism iran state tv now hinting nuclear deal is coming. the americans have compromised on their own red lines. a new poll offers an interesting look inside the minds of voters in the first presidential contest next year. among likely caucus goers on the republican side 29% believe the federal government should act to reduce income inequality. meanwhile the party is more split on what to do about

undocumented immigrants. 46% favor deportation. 30 favor a path to citizenship. and 17% would like to see a permanent presidency status. bernie sanders was in portland maine last night where he drew another large crowd, this one estimated at about 7,500 people. >> in case you didn't notice this is a big turnout. [ cheers and applause ] >> in recent weeks we have had great turnouts all over this country. we had some 10,000 people coming out in madison. we have crowd in minneapolis. in denver. all throughout iowa in new hampshire. and look at this turnout here tonight in portland. and the answer is, i think,

pretty obvious. [ laughter ]. >> from maine to california we have friends in alaska and hawaii as well the american people understand that establishment politics and establishment economics is not working for the middle class. [ cheers and applause ] >> it comes as the hillary clinton campaign is beginning to express more concern publicly about sanders' grass roots appeal. >> we're worried about him, sure. he's a force. he'll be a serious force for the campaign. and i don't think that will diminish. people talk about nominee. we don't normally say that. we said the starts going to be really competitive. let's head down to the state

of south carolina which has taken it first step in potentially taking down the confederate flag from capitol grounds. they passed a second reading of a bill in a vote of 37-3. >> i believe that charleston and our state has demonstrated to a watching world how to respond to a tragedy, an unspeakable tragedy like occurred at mother emanuel church. as a fellow believer, i was utterly in awe of the faith of these people. i determined i can be a peacemaker when it comes to a flag flying on our state house grounds. >> my ancestors owned no slaves. they barely owned the shirt on their back. but they fought. to remove the flag from the

state house grounds and thinking it would change history would be like removing tattoo from the corporation corpse of a loved one and thinking that would change the loved one's obituary. >> now the third vote in the senate is scheduled for today. it then heads to the house where there is a greater uncertainty. the plan could get tangled up in debate about how and whether to replace the flag. still ahead, the lawyer for the florida state university quarterback seen on video punching a woman inside a bar now speaking out. we'll hear more from deandre johnson's attorney and what he says may have provoked his client's violent action.

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at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! . time for a wrap of all the sports. a florida state university quarterback has been kicked off the team following the release of a video showing him punching a woman at a nightclub. he was charged with misdemeanor battery and was indefinitely subpoenaed ed suspended from the team. then he was dismissed from the team. the video you're about to see is

disturbing. he's holding her arm and at one point she swings at him with her left hand. then johnson punches her with his right hand before disappearing off camera. >> the woman in the video clearly had drinks but that's not an excuse. and we don't make that as an excuse or anything like that. deandre johnson will own up to this incident and hopefully he'll learn from it and move on. and again i couldn't stress he truly just wants to get an education. the actions of both individuals on this video are not acceptable. and i think that we need to basically look at this case and allow our young adults to learn from their experiences and their mistakes. >> he said his client tried to

december escalate his decision and regrets his response. he's now volunteering at a shelter for victims of domestic violence. he said the woman yelled racial epithets. the witness heard the victim yell no at johnson twice prior to him punching her. she suffered bruising to her eye, swelling to her cheek and a small cut near the bridge of her nose. johnson turned himself in and was released after posting $500 bail. nbc news also reached out to the victim, but she has declined to comment so far. he's never lost in the ring but floyd mayweather junior has been stripped of his belt won in the fight against pacquiao. he failed to pay a sanctioning fee and did not give up the two junior middleweight titles he also holds.

he told reporters he planned to vacate all those titles to let other younger fighters have a chance to win them. that prompted a fight in june for one of them. but mayweather objected. mayweather's camp said the governoring body's actions are a complete disgrace. the fanfare for the u.s. women's national team continues. they return back to the states arriving in los angeles yesterday after defeating japan 5-2. a rally is scheduled for today in southern california kra. the team even got a call from president obama who congratulated them on their victory. rory mcelroy has quote a total rupture of thelingment linggament in his ankle. he was injured playing soccer with friends on saturday.

this means that mcelroy will miss this week's scottish open and could miss next week's -- a multibike crash in the third stage of the tour de de france yesterday. the race was even held up by officials for about 20 minutes after riders piled up on the pavement. the first time that has happened in the history of the race. he suffered some broken bones and will not continue with his tour. now for imagine league baseball. to minnesota. the twins chasing down a fly ball to deep center. makes a great over the shoulder catch to end the inning. the game is decided in extras. tied at 2-2. minnesota at bat in the 10th. >> left field. back and gone! ryan dozier with a homer to

left field for a victory. san francisco's chris hanson tries to pick off the runner at first. small problem. no one was covering the bag. the mets go onto win it 3-0. and in chicago jon lester tallied his first career hit in the second inning of a game against the cubs last night. the ten year veteran notched his very first infield single in his 67th career at bat. congratulations to you, my friend. now let's get a check on your weather. >> we are looking at some storms this morning. they're starting to blow up through parts of the southern and central plains and up through the great lakes. this is all associated with the slow-moving cold front. that means flooding concerns are not only going to be with us for today but tomorrow as well.

the southern and central plains we still have our flash flood watch in effect. two to four inches likely by the times this all said and done. it is warm and humid along the east coast. we could have some showers and thunderstorms erupt this afternoon ahead of the front. but a better chance for that tomorrow. the main focus today for the storms will be out through the ohio valley. >> still ahead, justin bieber shows off his assets and the internet goes wild. reaction to the most popular vacation pick you're probably going to see all day when "way too early" comes back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand.

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pope francis kicked off his homecoming tour of south america yesterday in ecuador by praising a central theme of catholic life, family. hundreds of,000s sthousands turned out for the pontiff's mass. his next stops are in bollivia and paraguay. justin bieber gave his 32 million instagram follows quite a show. he posted this revealing photo on instagram with the one word

caption, look. and the internet nearly lost its mind. bieber's post wracked up more than 719,000 likes in an hour. it hit the one million mark this morning. and i don't really know what else to say about that. let's turn to wimbledon. after the umpire warned the 20-year-old australia tennis star about his swearing in the second set, he apparently tanked the game just stopping. he pretended to try to return his opponent's serves before arguing with the umpire about his socks and then proceeded to hug the ball boy. >> looked like you were tanking the set. >> what's the question? >> a proper explanation, please. >> what's the question? >> whether you didn't return the

serves. you looked like you weren't trying. >> do you want to try to return the serve? i'll give you the racket and see how many times you can return his serve also. >> you're akrgios' serve? >> you are a professional tennis player. >> okay. >> hopefully, this will be a teachable moment for the 20-year-old tennis star. now, let's turn to a somber note. acclaimed hollywood procedure for hit movies died at the age of 77. they paid tribute to the producer whose career spanned over four decades, among them george clooney said from a statement, in the years to come the stories and accomplishments will get better with age, just as jerry would have wanted it. barbara bush praised him for his life and industry. jerry was an american original who earned his success by the sheer force of insing.

and weintraub is swieshed by his four children. we will have much more on his incredible life and career. >> louis, i want you to hear this from me. i don't want to you get any ideas or inspiration from. that i know you have been working out. don't do it. that does it for me on "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," former president jimmy carter will come to reflect on life at 90 and we will get his thoughts on the upcoming election and why he thinks john kerry is one of the best secretaries of state ever. plus, president obama steps up efforts to counter the isis propaganda machine, saying he went to battle for the hearts and minds of a generation. more on his plan and reaction from the former ambassador to iraq chris hill within le joins us live as well. >> that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." .

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>> exactly. >> that would work. >> good morning. this is a conversation you will never know anything about. it's great to have you here. mark hal per son, there are nine leads today. >> at least. >> at pleft. >> name them them. >> oh my goodness iran iran greece. >> wrong. >> iran greece the death of jerry weintraub. >> oh boy, that is a sad one. >> bernie mania. trump-a-licious. and then bill cosby and there are some sports-related stuff. >> yeah. >> and isis we're close to nine. >> wide world of news. >> something with justin bieber happened. that's nice. >> jerry weintraub, we were out if palm springs for another event and just lung out there a couple months ago. yeah, very