good morning, everyone. it's monday july 13th. i'm ayman mohyeldin. tweeting out at 3:00 this morning that the agreement was unanimous including, quote, serious reforms and financial support. let's get right to that deal. julia chatterley joins us live. the deadline was yesterday. leaders kept hammering through. what more can you tell us about this deal and the shape that it's taking? >> well, as you quite rightly said marathon 22 hours worth of talks. it ultimately became about reaching an agreement to keep greece within the euro zone. they did that. they also agreed that they would talk about a third bailout deal

in amounts of money around $95 billion. but the ownness now is on greece to pass a number of measures through parliament in the next 2 1/2 days. remember all the redlines we've been talking about the last couple of weeks. pension reform sales tax reform. they've got to try to pass those through parliament the next few days. a separate fund setup, $60 billion. this will act as collateral to make sure that greece follows through on its promises. trust in these meetings was at an all-time low. greece has got to pass these measurements through parliament another six eurozone countries. the tensions between these two countries, germany and france also very very difficult in these talks. germany at one point looking like they were willing to see greece leave the eurozone i was watching these leaders leave the

last half hour greek finance minister and the french president back slapping each other, hging like there was some big victory here. personally and for many people way too early to celebrate. in greece just passing these measures will cause a breakdown of the coalition government. that's one thing to watch. other thing, of course eurozone leaders to talk financing, what to do short term about the banks, guys. it's been a long night. it's still going to be a long day. back to you. >> the drama as it unfolds from ss ss from brussels to greece. julia chatterley for us there. the u.s. has struck a deal with iran over it's nuclear program. in return for sanctions relief the deal will be announced some time today, we're told. most of the steps toward implementing the deal have been agreed upon final details are still being worked out.

let's go live to nbc news ali aruzzi. what are you hearing this morning in terms of a possible deal coming out of iran? >> reporter: well ayman, it's been 17 days of intense negotiations. we're hearing the two sides are almost there for an historic deal in the making almost 13 years. ups, downs, and missed deadlines. language out of vienna is very positive. head of iran's atomic agency said that all the technical annexes have been sold while kerry talked about positive meetings and being hopeful. iranian foreign minister zarif said there were still issues to sort out. he said the deadline would not be extended beyond today, indication that they're getting ready to announce something today or at the very latest by tomorrow. they may have a few small issues still to navigate. the feeling is that this is a

done deal. president made an optimistically cautious statement on state tv last night saying that he delivered on his campaign promise. he solved the nuclear issue and even if talks failed in these last steps he had delivered on his promises and kept his commitment. i can tell you, ayman, here in tehran there's a buzz of positive energy on social media that a deal may be announced and there may be big street parties in iran today or tomorrow. back to you. >> do we have any idea how this new deal may be different than the one announced several months ago, the interim deal? would it very much look like what we've seen announced in the past? >> reporter: well secretary kerry made it very very obvious that the deal has to be on the parameters of the agreement signed in april and march. so, i don't think they can detract very far from the parameters of what they had

agreed on there. the major sticking point was u.n. arms embargo and iran's missile program and buying and selling arms in the region and trading them. iran was sticking to its guns that that has to be lifted. the russians and chinese backed them. we're hear they go may have agreed to implement that arms embargo farther down the line to get this deal through now. that means iran has taken a few steps back but that's the nature of negotiation. >> ali arouzi thank you. the search is on for mexico's notorious drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. a tunnel a mile long built underneath the shower in his cell. one u.s. official described the stakes if he isn't caught within 48 hours, quote, he may

never be captured again. mark potter has the latest on the international manhunt. >> reporter: when joaquin guzman the notorious kingpin known as el chappo was arrested after a 13-year manhunt, mexican authorities bragged they were cracking down hard on major drug traffickers and promised he would never escape from their maximum security prison. but he did escape in a daring highly sophisticated scheme involving a mile-long tunnel beneath the prison wall. a major embarrassment for the mexican government. >> they have no control over the powerful drug cartels that operate in their country and they have no control over the system of justice and incarceration in their country. >> reporter: authorities say guzman was last seen on a security camera entering a shower area in his cell at the high security altiplano prison in mexico city. from there he slipped out of camera range through a 20 by 20

inch hole climbed down a ladder, and entered an elaborate tunnel that stretched about a mile and went under the prison support bid wood and pvc pipe had a ventilation system and small motor car attached to a rail track. it surfaced in a half-built house in a farm field. former drug agents say for a team to dig from the house to a very specific spot in the prison took lots of coordination and expertise. >> they had to have very precise gps systems in order to be able to pinpoint the exact location where chapo's sell cell was at. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: authorities are now on a manhunt throughout the country and have also issued an international warrant. president enrique piento

traveling in france said he was disturbed by the escape. reportedly escaped 13 years ago from a prison in laundry cart. he is the head of the sinaloa drug cartel which authorities say supply most of the methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin flowing into the u.s. in chicago with its huge heroin problem, guzman is listed as public enemy number one. >> interesting story there. wisconsin governor scott walker wills expected to announce his run for presidency. even his inner circle admits he has a lot of work to do to sell voters he is smart enough for the job. quote, scott is working on that. approachable is worth its weight

in gold in politics. smart is something voters look for in legislators who craft policy. but scott is preparing hard to talk about every issue, end quote. walker has an enviable position serious run at winning the nomination. we'll go live to wisconsin later on "morning joe." donald trump campaigned in nevada in arizona this weekend, 4,000 people attended the phoenix event, hundreds more waited outside the trump campaign though says 15,000 tickets were issued. at the site thousands were turn add way because of fire regulations. trump said the officials, quote, don't want to admit they broke the fire code by allows 10,000 people in a 4,000 code room. no comment was immediately available from the convention center. trump was often accompanied this

weekend by the father of los angeles high school student killed by an undocumented immigrant born in mexico. he continued his focus on immigration and what he would do as president. i don't blame the mexican -- i respect the -- i i don't blame the mexican government. i wish our people were smart. they're smart doing that. we're either putting them in jails and or letting them go free, which is even worse. they're coming from all over the world, including the middle east. why not? come in. come on in. we're stupid. we'll take care of you. we'll pay. you get sick, we'll take care of your hospitalization. what kind of a plan do you want? so, i had an idea. i think it's good. every time mexico really intelligently sends people over we charge mexico $100,000 for every person they send over. the silent majority is back.

and we're going to take the country back. and we are going to make america great again. >> we will be hearing more from donald trump in the coming days. clarifying rules require all the candidates financial disclosure forms to be turned in. in an interview with the washington post trump says he will file the necessary forms details his wealth quote, this week. hillary clinton will give her first speech in new york city. she will reportedly call for a higher federal minimum wage and tax hikes on the wealthiest americans. one campaign aide told "the new york times," clinton believes reducing income equality is quote, the defining economic challenge of our time as democratic challenger bernie sanders continues to attempt to

draw distinctions between himself and the front-runner when it comes to the economy. >> i like hillary clinton and i respect hillary clinton. and i'm not going to engage in personal attacks against hillary clinton, but there are differences of opinion that we have, which should be the basis for a serious discussion. on issue after issue, whether it's raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour whether it is the trade agreement. i oppose tpp. she has not been clear on it. there are very significant differences. now, with sanders surging in many early state polls, former senator jim webb is beginning to inject himself into the political fray. he warned that the party is moving too far to the left. >> i believe we can bring a different tone to the democratic party. you're right. the party has moved way far to the left. and that's not my democratic party.

in and of itself. we need to bring working people back into the formula. still ahead on "way too early," sweet taste of success. novak djokovic takes on another wimbledon title over federer. why is he the one eating grass? dangerous and damaging outbreak of storms over the weekend, bill karins is back with us to tell us which areas we should be on the lookout for. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios. well you've come to the right place.

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celebratory taste of the grass on center court as he savors the victory, djokovic will have another chance at the u.s. open. john deere classic, jordan spieth picks up his fourth title of the season two-hole playoff to finish the tournament at 20 under. two major championships this season already. he will try to ride the momentum as he looks to complete the third leg of the grand slam this week at the open championship. now to major league baseball. in new york the mets. already a pair of long balls in yesterday's game against the diamondbacks. diamondbacks. >> right field right down the line headed toward the pole! it's out of here! he makes history! >> talk about a record-making performance, first met to hit three home runs in a single game and just the tenth to ever tally three homers in a single game.

new york mets win it 5-3. pirates on their way back to the bottom of the tenth after the cardinals took a two-run lead. single hit by francisco cervelli. gregory polanco, two outs and the bases loaded. >> and they win it again! >> for the second night in a row, pirates come back in extra innings to stun the cardinals. they walk off. >> knocking off their rivals. >> absolutely with a 6-5 victory. do you know who's back? bill karins. >> happy to be here. >> surviving water skiing. >> who wants to be water skiing jet skiing kayaking? >> i'm the smart scientist guy. you don't need sun screen if you're in the adirondacks. unfortunately i'm not back with happy news. today could be a dangerous if not deadly day. strong tornadoes and the heat could be a deadly factor in the

midwest also. this was yesterday. typical storms roll thud indiana, producing wind damage. not tornadoes. this will be the story again today. lot of wind damage and downed trees throughout the region. let's go to the radar already this morning, wisconsin has had a line of very strong storms. typically, overnight storms weaken. so much heat and energy out there, these storms are getting stronger. go through milwaukee, half hour. chicago, maybe an hour or two from now. getting towards the rush hour. watch a lot of wind damage with these. maybe even a slight chance of a tornado, a weak one. later today, these storm also reenergize. this area in red is what we call a moderate risk of severe weather. you only get a couple of these every year. we do expect strong tornadoes possible illinois late this afternoon and that wind damage threat will go down through louisville in the afternoon hours. severe storms tornadoes. the possibility it could feel like 116 today in kansas city. >> we hope that weather moves as

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as dylan roof awaits trial, he shouldn't have been cleared to buy the firearm he bought in april because he acknowledged having drugs during a previous arrest. the background check didn't retrieve that information so obviously he was allowed to buy a gun. it rips all of our hearts out. in the death of nine people of the ame church. an internal review has been launched. the confederate flag came down in a ceremony. governor nikki haley, subsequent pressure to take down the flag. but its attention she's not all together comfortable with. >> a lot of people are speculating that your national star is rising that we may see

your name on a national ticket next year or down the road. what do you make of the extra political attention you've been getting? >> it's painful. because nine people died. nine people died in charleston. and what we have been dealing with is nine funerals. that's what i want people talking about. the emanuel nine that forever changed south carolina and change this had country and showed what love and forgiveness looks like. >> malala yousafzai opened a school for refugee girls close to the syrian border. the school opened in her honor can host girls age 14 to 18. it's home to a million refugees. only a fifth are actually in formal education. let's check on some of the other morning headlines with louis bergdoff who i know for a

fact did not spend his weekend calling for world peace. >> i did not, but i believe in world peace and hope that happens. now that "despicable me" spinoff in its debut weekend making it one of the best openings only second to "shrek." "jurassic word" five-week domestic total to over $590 million. ben a if. fleck had confessions for fans in comic-con. if i thought too hard about the actors who play this had part before i couldn't take the job in the upcoming film batman or superman dawn of justice. christian bale had helpful device for affleck. batman aisle, the costume store. >> before we started the movie, i was getting a halloween

costume and my son is really into batman, wisely. we went to a costume store in los angeles and it was pretty empty. and i was in the aisle and i hear this oy. i turn around it's christian bale swoetest estsweetest guy in the room and there he and i are standing in the batman costume row and said look man, you're the best. what do you think? have you got any tips? make sure you can [ bleep ] that suit. >> too good. let's bring it back to new york city. three words most new york city subway riders have heard before? excuse me, everybody. what if that was "fast and furious" actor tyrese gibson slichting ing soliciting riders to buy his new album. >> excuse me, i'm tyrese. i'm a singer. i'm asking that y'all download

"black roads." i'm a street performer. >> i love it. trying to sell that album. it's great. i would have bought it right on the spot ayman. >> man of the people. thank you, louis. let's bring in mika for a preview of "morning joe." mika? >> ayman, thank you. several stories developing overnight. greece reach ace deal with european leaders to prevent a banking collapse and exit from the eu. live in brussels after the 22-hour marathon negotiations. what about iran? this morning, mixed reports over whether there has been a deal struck on its nuclear program. nbc's andrea mitchell joins us live from where the talks are being held. sanders, clinton, walker, trump, making headlines over the weekend, all coming up next on "morning joe."

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