1.Greece voters apparently rejecting a plan to accept spending reform to exchange additional rescue loan. The country's interior ministry is predicting Sunday voters will reject the plan by a wide margin. Prime minister Alexis hoping to negotiate a better deal with creditors. Opponents say the vote could threaten the euro in Greece.

2.Secretary of state John Kerry says negotiation with Iran on its nuclear program could go either way. Speaking in B. Sunday, Kerry said disagreement remained on several key issues. Hard choices must be before the Tuesday deadline.

3.In north Carolina at least 14 people were hurt, 2 in critical condition when the deck collapse in a beach house. Offical says a family on the deck preparing to take a group photoes when the structure gave way. The cause of the collapse isn't yet known. 

4.In Great Britain a royal christening. Princess Charlotte, fourth in lines to the throne, christened in estate on English coast Sunday. It's the only time the newborn princess has been seen in public since she was born on May 2nd.

Robert, associated press with the AP News minute.