sheeght hadspieth had started the day in a four way tie and rory mcilroy mcilroy's 40 foot putt the highlight in the end it came down to a dual between spieth and dustin johnson. the the birdie put put spieth in the outright lead. a double bogey on the 17th was followed by a miss eagle putt on the final role. a round of 69 complete for spieth and the 21-year-old started 5 under though with this part johnson would force a playoff. a fatal mess as golf's new superstar was held a one-stroke victory, the youngest win are since 1923 and the first since tiger woods to win two majors in a year. >> everyone seems to find a history lesson as to why i was the youngest to do something or as young as somebody way back when. for me, this is my life, i've now been doing it for a while. i don't think of my age i just think of us all as peers. >> chapter 3 could take place at the open champion chp at st. andrews next month still a week before jordan spieth's 22nd birthday. alice holman, al jazeera. >>> keeps captain and star player out of the rest of the co pfertionacopa mezica. attempta head butt, says he w

there is a chance he could over ache mcilroy next month.art of the young generation of golfers along with mcilroy and ricky fowler. >> it's kind of cool. i think to have two players hold the four majors and ricky having the fifth. it's awesome that the game is in young hands. i don't think much of a rivalry. i've said that from the beginning. i don't think much of a rivalry. rory has four majors and dozens of wins, and i'm just start out. i'm quite a bit younger than he is. i'm just happy to be this and to be chasing that number one spot. >> in india's cricket the captain said that he's willing to give up his captaincy. he has been leading the team since 2007. he gave up the test captain seat in december. they're happy with the host tv broadcast being linked with rival new 20/20 lead. the series which will include three one dayers. it's scheduled to start july july 10th. the olympic committee has announceed the short list for inclusion in the 2020 games. including bowling, squash, even surfing. and softball, sports that are very popular in

rory mcilroy has 13 times this year but michael -- rory mcilroy has won three times this year.of fit that -- shares of , a good day for the company and ceo james park who is standing by with leslie picker. leslie: i'm here with james park, ceo of fitbit. a lot of analysts i spoke to said the key for fitbit costs access is the company's innovation. leslie: where is your key focus? james: this year, we are increasing r&d spending. we continue to innovate and hardware. leslie: competition is coming at you on all sides. the apple watch, who wins this market? is it price, style, folks now eddie? -- functionality? james: it is a huge market and there is no one-size-fits-all. we have different price points, platforms. sizes, we want to give people a way to enter our ecosystem. leslie: is it going to be something -- is a going to be the best technology that wins? james: it is about creating simple to use products that people love to use. leslie: another important thing for fitness trackers is keeping users active. a study shows that a third of activity tracker users abandon the device

jordan versus rory mcilroy, that's great news for the sport.ven in his heyday, tiger woods didn't have anybody. scott: the leaderboard was great for golf. now it's what can they do to make kids looking at lacrosse or soccer or baseball -- how to they get them into golf? mark: even more impressive than jordan's win, talk to us about jason day. this is a man who had vertigo, who collapsed on the course and was still in the running. scott: even the doctors who treat those patients say they can't believe that a premier athlete was able to go out there and do what he did. you or i would have trouble doing our job, forget about the physical strain of being a pro athlete. a great effort. on the plus side, more people know who he is, and associated with a great effort. olivia: do think jordan has a chance at st. andrews? anything about his style of play? scott: if you performed well on this style of course, you will see a very similar course at st. andrews. the course, a lot of the players were criticizing the course. he did not. he just assumed i miss

bubba would move ahead of dustin johnson and rory mcilroy. and for paul casey, he would actually move in to 10th position if he is the victor here and that would put bubba in fifth place. >> you'll get to draw. jim: jike fishman holding the hat. . i don't know who to give the advantage to, nick. sometimes you have a pretty good feel for these things. nick: actually, a little bit of ryder cup, europe versus america on a drizzly day. >> that's right. nick: it's a little like the k club. all green and damp. so -- jim: speaking of ryder cup you chose paul casey as one of your team members back when you were captain. nick: yeah. got me five points. jim: 35th in the world versus number five. 35th right here. nick: great follow-through. a one-yard draw. peter: well, the first part accomplished for mr. casey. let's see if bubba can follow suit. squarer on this one peter. peter: might be a different shot than he has been. nick: yeah. oh it's going rights and it's not coming back. oh it's above the bunker. actually that might help him. it will be an aw

bubba would move ahead of dustin johnson and rory mcilroy. and for paul casey, he would actually move in to 10th position if he is the victor here and that would put bubba in fifth place. >> you'll get to draw. jim: jike fishman holding the hat. . i don't know who to give the advantage to, nick. sometimes you have a pretty good feel for these things. nick: actually, a little bit of ryder cup, europe versus america on a drizzly day. >> that's right. nick: it's a little like the k club. all green and damp. so -- jim: speaking of ryder cup you chose paul casey as one of your team members back when you were captain. nick: yeah. got me five points. jim: 35th in the world versus number five. 35th right here. nick: great follow-through. a one-yard draw. peter: well, the first part accomplished for mr. casey. let's see if bubba can follow suit. nick: he stands way squarer on this one peter. peter: might be a different shot than he has been. nick: yeah. oh it's going rights and it's not coming back. oh it's above the bunker. actually that might help h

john: obviously you start with spieth and mcilroy. everyone is waiting for rickie fowler to make that big two into a big three. i don't think he's there yet. he had a remarkable win at the players championship, but that's only his second win on the pga tour. he played superbly in the majors last year, he's had a disappointing year so far. going into the major open -- rickie fowler was a popular pick. he's shot 65 and a practice round and shot one of the most inexplicable 80 ones i've ever seen a my life. tiger woods'80 was not nearly as inexplicable as rickie fowler shooting 81. hogan was in his 30's before he became a great champion. i think he's got a chance because he wants to be good and how did he start playing better? when he went to work with butch harmon charlie:. you rest your case, don't you? john: i rest my case, your honor. charlie: you are down in durham doing this interesting book dean smith -- what does it look like for coach k after winning the finals last year? john: looks ready darn good charlie. they had another gre

. >> reporter: a driver that saw connor got him to safety, but it led mcilroy to track how common it >> i'm lori mackillwane... >> reporter: and what may save more children. kids with autism at this moment could make a break for it, happens every day, every week. >> 35% attempt to wonder once a week. >> 35%. >> and 23% try to wonder multiple times per day. >> reporter: researchers at the kennedy craiger institute found half bolt around age 4, up to eight times as the unaffected siblings most often. they are drawn to roadways or to water. >> most wandering cases are not reported, those that are, we track them and put them in here. the yellow lines indicate that the child died. we see a lot of drowning deaths, and that is the leading cause of wandering related deaths. >> reporter: in one of nation's closely followed bolter cases, 14-year-old quentin's left his school, captured on security cameras. searchers failed to track a path to the east river, where his body was found three months later. it was devastating news for his stepbrother who searched along side hundreds of volunteers. >>

mcilroy spokemitch mcconnell spoke on that, here's what he had to say today talking about the modified bill, which he says if fisa bill. >> we'll have a vote on that legislation as soon as we, about on our way there we should take some common sense steps to ensure the new system envisioned by that legislation a system we would soon have to rely upon to keep our countries safe, will in fact actually work. the amendments filed last night would help do just that. >> the amendments mitch mcconnell's talking about would create a transition period for the government to get telephone companies on board to make sure they're collecting that data and make sure those companies would let the government know if they plan to change or stop collecting the data that's a change mitch mcconnell wants to see. tony. >> okay so lobby senator rand paul was the main person behind the delay. talk us through his reasoning. >> a lot of liberal democrats feel this way but rand paul was creating division among his only gop ranks. even temporarily extending parts of the patriot act he wants to see it die and he's

. >> rory mcilroy. >> i think mcilroy and spieth will be a huge rivalry now. >> and i understand it'sketball. >> no. -- >> but it's a huge -- >> no, i know. >> i'm just saying, though, from an investors point of view, under armour be the bigger story will be the basketball sneakers. >> but for boomers, 10,000 of us retiring every single year. >> right. >> you think they're going to play basketball. >> no. -- >> it's good about the contract. >> millions of people who are knocking on the best stock in the world in the last 20 years. i'm not disagreeing with you, when if you're going to see is going to what moves a athletic company more, golf or basketball? you just have to and michael jordan, i like spieth, i like curry, i'm not dumb. basketball will move it. >> we know. >> i'm going to go to former player and pete rose did gamble as a player, and he says espn obtained a personal notebook that was ceased from his home back in 1989 that confirms the gambling, mike, this is big news. does this keep him out of the hall of fame. >> i think it does. he was going to meet with the commissioner

spieth but one that was never assured and he started in a four-way tie and faced an early challenge by mcilroy 72 foot putt to highlight. jason day battled vertigo throughout the tournament leading to a dramatic collapse on friday and he couldn't retain his share of the organized lead he completed the final round and he is five shots off the pace. laying down his challenge was south africa who produced arguably the shot of the round and six birdies in last seven holes gave him the clubhouse lead. in the end it came down to a jewel by spieths and dustin johnson and the birdie put on the 16th hole put spieths in the out right lead. [cheers] a double bogie on the 17th and missed eagle putt on the final hole and he started five under but with this johnson would force a playoff. a fatal miss has golf's new u.s. super star and the youngest u.s. open winner since 1923 and the first since tiger woods to win the first two majors in a year. >> every single thing i'm able to do somebody seems to find a history lesson on why i was the youngest to do something or as young as somebody way back when and for

one of the favorites -- rory mcilroy.e's won three times this year, but he missed the cut in his last tournament. players are concerned. some say the fairways could -- i feel like there's always a complaint. when you get onto a new golf course. brendan: absolutely. pros complain about the surface. same in soccer. mike: we can talk about that later. vonnie: if you called up central casting and you said sunday a banker, they would send somebody like jimmy lee. . that is how he was described he passed away yesterday. jaonson kelly is bloomberg's new york bureau chief. i love how you described them in your writing today. jason: this was a guy who truly was a -- of every major deal that happen. he helped invent the modern private equity business and gave us the characters we know today. vonnie: he created the syndicated loan. we did not have that before him. jason: it is one of these things we take for granted on wall street now. private equity firms take it for granted in terms of how they put together deals. a private equity

jordan speith will be battling rory mcilroy. and there is in incredible put by bubba watson. watson with two master's titles to his name. and he might as well add an u.s. open to his list as well. that's it for sport. >> thank you. that's it for the news hour and from me, barbara serra. lauren taylor will be here with more of the day's news. bye bye. >> dallas police attack. officers say the man who launched a attack from their headquarters is now dead. >> hello i'm lauren taylor with al jazeera live from london. coming up, tariq aziz is laid to rest in jordan. >>> and south korea's mers outbreak will expect more cases. >> america can't succeed unless you

golf may have a good rivalry between jordan mcilroy and jordan spieth, something between two young guysat's something tiger did not have. it could be shaping up better when you have two young guys. one is a nike guy and ones and under armour guy. stayed playing this well, you could see the rivalry growing for the next decade or so. olivia: poor dustin johnson. pimm: you have to commiserate by yourselves. thank you very much. ♪ pimm: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i'm pimm fox. let's take a look at some of the top stories this hour. leaders of the 19 euro area group countries are holding an emergency summit on greece and they appear to have something to work on. the greek prime minister has submitted a new proposal that calls for higher taxes and then into early retirement benefits in greece. of the european finance group sounded optimistic but cautious. >> you have to have some patience to hear more. terms, it is a basis to really restart the talks. the european central bank has increased funding to greek central banks. pullingrs have been their money out of greek banks. russ

rory mcilroy and spieth are getting most of the attention but they say watch out for phil mickelson., they are, they play great golf and deserve great credit for it. may win was already2 months ago. but i think phil mickelson is way up this week. he's a very creative player. he plays very aggressive. i really enjoy watchinthe way he plays. i think he's on the radar big time, more than me. >>> abc sports brought to you by toyota. >>> ter a big victory, nobody wants change how long can they keep this togeer? >> most of the players escially the nucleus the core is in tact. steph and klay and harson, the warriors have intimat they'll match any offer. the one guy not likely to be around is david lee. he was the highest paid player hardly played because of injuries, and he was displaced because of raymond green. he's been a good citizen so that they can trade him to a team thatwould use his skills and play. he doesn't want to sit, even making $15 mllion a year. doesn't want to siltt there. and he's 69'9" and can play >>> thank you for joining us this evening. i'm ama daetz. >> we appreciat

world number one euro mcilroy with an eagle on the 12th, and it helped him to avoid the cut. he was on four over. but for the first time in nine years tiger woods has failed to make the cut at the u.s. open. he cut at a six over par 76 on his round. that means that he slipped out of the major. richard bar, al jazeera. >> well, the copa america where host chile has topped group a in santiago. he opened the score to go just three minutes in. they added a couple more after the break with bolivia finding the net but it was at the wrong end. they would score 5--,chile score-0, chile. getting the winner on 57 minutes. chile top group a while bolivia go through in second ecuador could qualify for two of the third place teams. bad news for brazil fans. myanmar will miss,neymar will miss the rest of the competitions. he also attempted to headbutt another opponent. he was banned for one match but the punishment was increased after a review. brazil are currently tied with three other teams on three points. >>> cricket now in pakistan fought back on day four on the third test in sri lank

rory mcilroy looks to defend his championship. no matter who wins, there will be a bigger paycheck.e $1.8 million. that is an increase of $275 from last year. to adjust every $5,000. overall prize money has soared to 10 million. basketball players at duke better watch out. the coach knows what you're up to on social media. mike tells espn he follows his players on twitter under an alias and sounds like he is quick to let them know if he does not like something. he says there are a lot of cool things his team does on twitter and he likes it. that is a look at the top stories at this hour. our next guest covers sports for us here on bloomberg. tonight, the makes need help. >> they need a lot of help. they have a lot of freedom. that will have an early draft pick. -- the next -- the knicks have an early draft. certainly, the free agency in july, they have got options there as well. you move down, get your picks, move back up and get what you needed. quite certainly, yes. there are options there. .he number one overall pick there is lily from kentucky. from duke, and a lot of big men he

>> well, the golf swing is rory mcilroy but the man who is the best putter is but they were number onen and jordan is such a marvelous putter he has a lot of people to change to cross handed which nicholas and i agree if we have to start golf again we would cross handed. normal grip. >> left-handed so there you go. cross handed. >> are you left-handed? >> only golf -- >> confusing there's the normal grip. and then you put reverse hand. >> okay. yes. but anyway others, kevin kizner tieing it hilton hit island there you've got a great string. jason day numerous new fellas. rickie fowler host it have them. you can never say who will turn out to be the best. >> you can. >> the man with the best mind. the man who can accept at the versety. the best because golf will hammer you at such a difficult game. we have to see people like tiger woods a financial phenomenal goal offer i thought i would never see that. making a french go into obscurity and for ten year number one in the world. couldn't play. mack ill roid or rick ifey fowler those four who do you think has best shot at being the next l

pimm: you have rory mcilroy, .hil mickelson you do have many other competitors who are very good.t's just one of these things woods has had physical problems. a back injury and so on. has been tough to watch him struggle. it really has. pimm: shooting 80 -- that still is not too bad. i mean, for an amateur. betty: but he is no amateur. the founder of godaddy and now the founder of extreme golf joins us at the bottom of the hour to find out why we should own a set of high-end golf clubs. ♪ betty: this is the "bloomberg market day." as the deadline looms for greece 's deadline extension, flight from banks has accelerated. pimm: we explain the history of capital controls. brendan: deadlines coming greece and deadlines go. here's a way to know it is now serious -- at least one european official has brought up the idea of capital controls, laws that keep domestic savings in a country or keep foreign investment out. according to the imf, countries have spent the last two decades relaxing these rules. developed economies are much more likely to allow capital over the border. developing c

mcilroy. 2 over2. this is a give me no i's not. short par putt on 7 he missed. chapel.is longird on 13. now tied for 16 at 1 under 69. dustin january sont other -leader started on the back 9 co-leader started on the back 9. birdie putt on 5. 5 under. the just one bogey on the day. came on this hole but this is such crazy hole. this is approach. look at this. some racingown the hill here. chamber bay. the alongside the long buncher down the slope. and then slides on up. the to about the 20 feet in the ho. it's crazy. so johnson and stenson 5 under. mattnd ben and amateur brian camel all tied for fourth at 3 under par. here's dustin johnson on the very unique course. >> really le it. first time i play i thought it wasreat. still like it. it's definitely an interesting golf occurs but i thought it was a lot of fun to ay and i really enjoy the today too. >> guy o ladies likes the course. shocking. >> thanks larry thanks for joining us. 7 news continues now on line twitter facebook all oumobile device. have a good evening we see you at 11 over on channel g-mail, beer me! (wh

charles: rory mcilroy wins? thanks for having it on, appreciate it, great job.ciate when you watch us. tell your friends about it. market may break out tomorrow, see you then. right now lou dobbs is next. want to keep it right here on fox business. . lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration today clearly acknowledging and demonstrating that whatever their strategy to defeat the islamic state, it is not only incomplete, it is not working. defense secretary ash carter testified before the house armed services committee today. he made it clear the pentagon's efforts to train iraqi forces to fight the islamic state is failing, and failing badly. >> our training efforts in iraq have thus far been slowed by a lack of trainees. we simply haven't received enough recruits.

heel be back on the links on saturday on 3-over >>> world number one rory mcilroy got an eagle on the 12th, and it helped him avoid the cut. he was on four over. for the first time in nine years, he failed to make the cut at the u.s. open. he carded a six over par 76. that meant on 16 over, he slipped out of the major. >>> over to the copa america, where hosts schile have topped group a by thrashing bolivia and brendan santi. charles arengez opened the scoring 3 minutes in. arsenal's sanchez doubled the lead before half-time. adding a couple more after the break. bolivia eventually finding the net, but it was at the wrong end. final score 5-0 chile >>> mexico were knocked out of the competition, losing 2-1 to ecuador. the opener in the first half, valencia getting the winner at 57 minutes >>> chile top group took a while. bolivia in second. ecuador could qualify as one of the two best third-placed teams. >>> a ban on woman attending volleyball matches in iran appeared to be in place as the host nation beat the united states in tehran on friday. 12,000 people watched iran win the men's

. >> rory mcilroy is looking for a second u.s. open crown but is seven off the pace with two over. >> over to the copa america in chile where peru has won in group c. there was one player seeing red. with the one-man advantage peru got the winner in the second half netting to give them a 1-0 win. both teams along with brazil and colombia are level. >> chile hosts bolivia on friday. two countries have plenty of problems off the pitch. bolivia and chile have political disputes. >> bolivia has been trying since 1879 to regain access to the coastline it lost to chile in the war of the pacific. it's been trying since its last victory 15 years ago to beat chile in a game of football. they're level with four points each from their opening two games going into their clash at santiago's national stadium. >> definitely, beating chile would be a greet achievement not only football, but symbolically, too. >> they signed a treaty designed to resolve the issue of the disputed coastline but more than a century later it's far from resolved. these

world number one rory mcilroy after his second title says chambers bay will separate the men from the boys. >> this is the sort of golf course that, you know if you are slightly off, it will multiple that. it will really reward people that are hitting good shots and are confident and the short games are sharp. i think this is the sort of golf course that you could see the guys that are playing well and, you know are confident with the setup, and how they approach it. they could separate themselves from the rest of the field. >>> 2015 n.b.a. champions, the golden state warriors arrived home to a rousing reception after winning a title in game 6 against cleveland. after the teams playing touch down, players walked out holding the trophy the first time the wrors where are lifted it in 40 years. that is all the support for now. >> think they are happy? >> i think they are, yes. >> stay with us here on al jazeera, a full bulletin of news ahead. keep it here. >> on al jazeera america >> technology...it's a vital part of who we are... >>they had some dynamic fire behavior... >> and what we d

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heel be back on the links on saturday on 3-over >>> world number one rory mcilroy got an eagle on the 12th and it helped him avoid the cut. he was on four over. for the first time in nine years, he failed to make the cut at the u.s. open. he carded a six over par 76. that meant on 16 over he slipped out of the major. >>> just a few kilometres from the us open. u.s. army veterans are overcoming hurdles in order to pursue their love for golf. veterans aaron boil and jim martin son tell us their story, and how they are not letting their disabilities stop them teeing off. >> the course looks good. i tried playing golf with my prosthetic leg, it doesn't play so smoothly. >> the carts allow them to play. >> it stands me up so i can stand up and swing through, one hand two hands. i can put that way, and lower myself back down. i'm jim martin son, i was an e 5 sergeant in the military, and lost my legs in vietnam. i kept my head down nice and easy. >> i'm aaron boyle, i served in the united states army, i did two tours one in iraq. i served in afghanistan where i was hurt. i lost my right arm

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he started the day in a four way tie and faced an early challenge from rory mcilroy birdieing six in his opening 13 holes. a 72 toot putt the highlight. jason day bat would vertigo throughout the tournament with a collapse on friday. while he couldn't retain his share of the overnight lead, the australian did complete his final round and finish five shots off the pace. >> laying down his challenge was african oosthuisen who produced the shot of the round and six birdies in his last seven holes gave him the clubhouse lead. in the end it came down to a dual between speith and johnson. this birdie putt on the 16th 16th hole puts speith in the league. a double bogey on the 17th was followed by a missed eagle putt on the final hole. a round of 69 complete for speith the 21-year-old at five under. johnson would force a tie off. he had a one stroke victory the youngest u.s. open winner and first since tiger woods to win the first two majors in a year. >> every single thing that i'm able to do seems to -- somebody seems to find a history lesson on why i was the youngest to do something, so,

. >> reporter: world number one mcilroy is looking for a crown but he is seven at the pace and two over jazeera. >>> over to the copa america in chile and peru and no goals in the first half and venezuela seeing red for this and one man advantage and peru good the second netting to give them 1-0 win and result means both teams with brazil and columbia are level on three points. on friday host chile face bolivia in sanctiago and we report from the chile capitol and how political disputes have shaped the rivalry between both countries. >> reporter: bolivia trying since 1879 to regain access it lost to chile in the war of the pacific. also been trying since its last victory 15 years ago to beat chile in a game of futbol. the level with four points each from opening two games dug into the clash at santiago national stadium. >> translator: definitely to beat chile would be a great achievement for us. not just in futbol terms but symbolically too. >> reporter: the two countries signed a peace and friendship treaty in 1904 to resolve the issue of the disputed coastline but a century later it's

rory mcilroy said, not broccoli, cauliflower. billy herschel live on fox, dissing the pga.nterest, drama and money. what else do you want? sandra: can the scots recreate it? >> the scots? >> british open. >> they did invent it, that's true. we'll give them that, we'll give them that. sandra: stuart varney, thank you very much. >> i have a show to do. sandra: do not miss the show, stuart on "varney & company." >> thank you in about 15 minutes. >> number 12 1/2. sandra: my gosh. >> can't you do the math? sandra: 12 1/2. >> this is sit come right here in the making. sandra: i'm sure he will be talking about taylor swift as well on his show. >> and politics. sandra: when taylor swift speaks everyone listens. the most powerful -- let me get through this the most powerful company in the world is listen tock everything she has to say apparent limit. we'll have latest on the princess of pop's bad blood with the tech giant straight ahead. we're talking apple. ♪ here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated

one of the favorites is rory mcilroy. he has stumbled after winning three events this year.nday. that is what i will be doing this weekend. olivia: watching golf? ongoing tensions. can anything be done to spark life into russia's the economy? we are going like to st. petersburg. ♪ olivia: the st. petersburg international economic forum. a trio of russia's most influential figures. we're joined by the editor in chief of the daily paper known as the independent. wonderful to see you. i want to hear about your takeaways from this conversation . how honest these think they were being? how candid where they being about the depth of the slowdown in russia and the challenges the economy faces? constantine: they were honest in intention. they intended to talk openly on the problems. i think what is needed is there specific set of concrete steps which should be made in order to overcome the crisis which russia is now sinking within deeper. some of the speakers said the positive news is that the numbers which we use how -- the numbers are better than expected. this is a relative way t

vonnie: rory mcilroy said he would like to come back in 20 years. tom: we will talk about this later. let's give you a data check. markets are moving today. futures up dow futures up 148. euro, fractionally stronger. that gets my attention could crude oil churns. good vix. dow at 18,000. two year yield up. the greek bond is way lower, 28% down to 25%. let's take some time on your question. i got a wonderful e-mail, is greece a a depression? no definition of depression. here's greek gdp in 2007. let's overlay the u.s. in the 1930's. 2007 for greece and i overlay 1929. here is the recovery to 1936 and world war ii. greece has outdone the u.s. in the decline, the depths of the depression. brendan: there's always one parliament that has a final say. the greek parliament, where tsipras has a mandate. they showed up and said we are dissatisfied. the europeans could not believe it. things are truly miserable. tom: this is the moving target era, the last two years of decline. brendan: this is an experiment on the imf idea of what austerity should look like.