brandt: yeah, very disappoint. i played great just didn't make the putts on the last three holes like you're supposed to do. chris played great and did what he needed to do. i gave myself three good lucks on 16, 17, and 18 and wasn't able to get it done. david: you have to feel good about the way you're playing from the metroplex here for next week. brandt: yes, no fun right now but hopefully i'll be back next week ready to go. david: we can always tell you care, that's for sure. thanks, brandt. ian: i think he will be a very worthy champion. a welcome name on that wall of champions out on the first tee. good guy. jim: his game may be under the radar to a lot of folks that don't follow golf on a regular basis but everybody's realized out here since he first emerged that he's got a big arsenal of weapons. and chuck sheer, the president of colonial opening up the door to the family quarters there inside clubhouse. now ian poulter has to make a two. that's it. that's the only scenario that's still in play. but kirk's

scott had a heart attack and collapsed in front of another fan brandt. >> brandt had no cpr traininge had heard that the press chest to the beat of staying alive. that's how he got scott breathing again when he recovered brandt met scott and his whole family is grateful. i did not know that, staying alive. >> they taught us that when we did it for our kids when you have that training when they're born. staying alive in the back of your head. >> good to know. >> a colorado mom is grateful her 5-year-old son knew just what to do when he she fell into a diabetic shock. he got 911 on the phone. >> saving her life and now he's being called the littlest super hero. abc's clayton sandell paid them a visit. >> meet the incredible hulk, aka aiden buyers of aurora, colorado the speedy 5-year-old is hard to keep up with. monday slowed down just long enough to save his mother's life. >> it was like my mama's dying or something. >> his mom tara was having a diabetic shock. >> she kept looking at me and never responded. >> see just like his grandma taught him. >> i called 911. >> hello? >> i don't

. >> keith literally just walked off the stage after his presentation about the brandts which we knew case did you make this that room? >> hopefully what we highlighted is yum brandts, a phenomenal business with three brands with a well-managed company. over the last couple of years, they have been hit by foot-related safety issues that caused them to under earn in china. they are in process of fixing the issues and the fkc and pizza hut brandts are the most recognized in china and the business will recover and have limitless growth tied to the emerging middle class. with the effects of the last few years highlight, it's different being an owner of brands globally and versus operating restaurants in china. it doesn't mean is good and one is bad, but they are both great. we hope to engage to show how by separating china coand entering into an agreement, yum can have themselves positioned to learn from the recent past and excel for the decades to come. >> you want a spin off of the chinese business. >> yes. but the change in corporate structure allows you to change capital structure and

thank you for joining us, andrew brandt. will bringurse, we you the latest on this developing story as it happens. still ahead, the drone industry may be ready to soar. wants a piece of every startup company in the space. mark: we hear from the ceo of airware, who is launching a grown investment fund. ♪ welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i'm here with mark crumpton. ok, let's get a look at our top story this hour. spain's government is calling for an overhaul of the european union's common economic policy, according to a spanish paper who says madrid wants to play a greater role in avoiding future crises. they say the spanish government is urging greater mobile --financial mobility. former prime minister tony blair is leaving his post as .iddle east envoy a formal announcement is expected later. the quartet appointed him in 2007 with the goal of helping to develop the palestinian economy and institutions. betty: the bank of canada stays with its rate policy. policy makers cap the rate at .75%. it was lowered in januar

mere not rem brandt but much more cezanne. >> and bob pisani is on the floor -- >> only so much you cano. you try to dress up well and keep the markets going here. we're flat today, but all ten sectors started to the down side. i think it's picking up here consumers just went positive and airlines have been -- -- the big debate was could we brea on you decisively to new highs. a number of people on our air regularly think so. >> we're at 2117 would be the history highs, but back to what the traders were saying. upside breakout is coming. he had a bold call saying we're definitely going to break out. a lot depends on whether we can do that on retailers, because they're going to start reporting. they've had an ugly time this quarter, looking to prices here so gap will report next week. nordstrom i think is reporting on thursday kohl's is on thursday macy's on wednesday, j.c. penney is also middle of the week retail stocks i think the guidance has been very cautious here. we're waiting for the retail sales to come out. remember, it's been fairly ugly. before that it was three ugly months s

his voy brandt personality made him one of the most beloved individuals of the entire region. whether it was something as simple as remembering your name or giving you a book from his collection, he did more for our community than almost everyone. yet he was never more than just one of us. so i honor his memory today. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? new york the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, when it comes to the highway trust fund, this congress has kicked the can down the road so many times that pretty soon we will not even have a road. in just five legislative days, and five legislative days, the fund will expire and with it 660,000 good paying jobs will be on the chopping block. america cannot lead the next century with broken roads and bridges collapsing. we are spending barely enough to repair the infrastructure of yesterday as china and europe build a transit system worthy of the 21st centu