tom: adam posen with us.sador daniel skaagaard with his experience of investor to greece. from new york city, bloomberg "surveillance." tom: good morning. we welcome you to bloomberg "surveillance." our top headlines. vonnie: greeks anxiously awaiting to see if banks reopen tomorrow after voters rejected the european bailout terms. banks might stay closed if backing from the european central bank is not restored. more than 6 million people to the polls yesterday. nearly two thirds of those eligible. a crisis could force the government to issue iou's. one economist said that would be a slippery slope. greece might not have a finance minister present when talks resume. yanis varoufakis resigned, no replacement named. john kerry is saying speculation there will soon be an iran deal. the secretary of state says negotiators still face hurdles. secretary kerry: we have made progress. i want to be clear with everybody -- we are not yet where we need to be. vonnie: the chairman of the senate foreign relations committ

earlier today, pimm fox spoke to adam posen, the president of the peterson institute. started to look at the leadership of the european central bank. adam: i think the european central bank, under mario draghi, but also under others has shown a lot of good balance in the last year. were keeping banks open in greece, but that was actually in line with their mandate and in line with good practice. they couldn't keep putting money in because all of it was going to leave. they had to show what was going they areirst, what doing is quantitative easing and trying to get credit inflation up in the area, and that will extend to greece again. secondly, they are no longer trying to directly threaten the government. again, the radicals in greece and others in germany have pretended that the ecb was helping them, the germans, but germany was trying to stay out of it. i think this was a positive move on their part as compared to a few years ago, for example, where they were seen as attacking berlusconi. i am no fan of berlusconi, but it was not good. m: talk about the issue of trus