urban legend is that it was built for ben hogan. they had paths built so ben hogan would never think of hitting it in the rough. andrew landry trying to keep this up. >> he seems fearless at the moment. reputation of being a great driver of the golf ball and a jason day here with a familiar spot on the 5th hole. >> back up on the green here. sergio garcia for a par. drove it in trouble. missed to the right. hit it in that right pot bunker. up towards the green. you miss this everything is sloping away from the left side. no over on 11. look at this another blind shot here at oakmont. often happens when you miss a short putt or a three-putt. a poor tee shot. >> i hate this lie. the heel tends to catch first. really tease hit it fat. you can't start building the stance can you, david? >> that is correct. he is not doing it. he is just barely taking his stance. >> ball below his feet here. harder to get it up in the air sometimes. >> almost. >> terrible stance. now he has another bunker shot. there you go. look how close that his hands

only one player has done that twice, a, tiger woods, b, lee travino, c, phil mickelson or d, ben hoganing with tiger? >> the answer, please. come on, heather. >> for somebody reason i'm going here, tiger. >> yes, it was tiger woods. >> i thought that would be obvious. >> 2000 and 2002 he went wire-to-wire. how old was tiger woods when he made his first hole in one, a, 16, b, 8, c, 21, or d, 32? >> i think these all might be wrong. i thought he was 6. am i crazy? >> you're both correct. he was 8 years old. >> are you sure? i thought he was 6. >> he was actually 2 when showing off his putting skills. according to fobs, who is the highest paid golfer? a, jordan spieth, b, jack nicklaus, c, phil mickelson or d, arnold palmer. >> i'm going with b or c. >> i'm going with a. >> the correct answer is phil mickelson. >> oh, wow. >> this is the forbes list, the highest paid athletes, this list just came out. in golf you have your clubs in the bag, fill in the blank. you're not allowed to carry more than blank clubs in your bag. >> my husband is not going to be happy. i have no idea. >> you're no

let's bring in ben mandell, and art hogan, chief market strategist at wonder lick securities. $3.6 trillion in market cap disappear from global assets not just here but around the world on i guess it was friday and monday. now a rebound. have we hit our equilibrium or do we have further to go. >> an overshoot in the short run, $3.6 trillion in global assets is a bit of a reach for what we have no answers to. so, you know, until and unless we know how this plays out and we won't for some time, i think we are probably at a point in time we can slow down and stop the panic. i think reaction to the referendum vote has fall noon bracketed category. either the sky is falling and this will cause a global recession for some reason or doesn't matter whatsoever and the truth probably lies in the middle. so i think for the near term we can have a little more stability in markets op obviously the vix has come down a bit. what gets dangerous as we sort of get lulled into this, you know, things are okay, a lot of defensive plays look pretty elevated here. think about the multiples on staple

benning road. it will remain closed for 16 days they will help riders get through those closures. >>> governor larry hogan announced work has begun to relieve congestion in the southern parts of the county. speaking of hogan announced the change. the $115 million project is expected to be completed by fall of 2018. >> this sort of brings to mind the famous line from the movie, "jaws." we're going to need a bigger boat. >> yeah. there was a crane trying to knock down a building today. look inside that building. spring for the bigger one next time, guys. a few accidents. got a few chunks of concrete. plans call for that rescue wall to bring down the entire 13- story enterprise building. >> it's a little tap. a new major development designed to replace it. but crews are going to have to put their thinking caps on to figure out how to get that. >> look what it's doing. th >> if that. talk about inspiration. a exroart nominee gives -- supreme court nominee gives the commencement address at a school. >>> and why oscar pistorious took off his prosthetic legs and walked on his stomach in court today. >>> and afte

hogan, chief strategist for wunderlich securities. he wants brits to stay put. benjamin powell from independent institute, says britain needs free trade, not the your roy. benat do you mean by that? >> i think economic integration is free and britain should trade freely with not just european countries but countries around the globe. what you don't need political union too. when we look at long-term trajectory, we see increasing centralization of power in brussels not just england but more and more countries creating more regulations, bureaucrat rules. pushes for tax harmonization. we keep in mind secession is best check on that power. if britain votes down leaving now, they lost a credible threat they might leave if power gets too much more centralized. they keep plunging down "the road to serfdom" in europe. now is time to take the exit ramp. trish: road to serfdom. art, your thoughts? >> i i agree with ben but disagree how he gets there. this election is too close to call regardless of betting. in election as close as this, i think a remain vote will tell us brussels has to get their act together. we need to have reforms. there is too much regulation. we