we talked about nick faldo winning the 1996 masters, so the merion mystique continues because once againu.s. open champion doesn't lead any of the first three rounds and comes from behind the win in the end. >> it is a heartbreaker. that's what he said. going to have a tough time because he loves this place. loved his game coming into this round. ten players within four shots of the lead starting the day, but phil still thought he had it. double bogeys number 3 and 5 and then with the other mistakes coming in and poor wedge play, except for the one he holed out, that was the difference. 36 putts for day. he still only loses by two. he could have won by four or five shots if he had a good round. >> he ties for second with jason day and justin rose becomes a part of the major championship club and the u.s. open fraternity and this is a look at what the u.s. open champion receives. exception in the next ten u.s. opens. exempt status on the pga tour. he's obviously into all these championships, but you also get the jack nicklaus medal, awarded just for the second time. but one final thought

i got nick faldo.to this make it quick, the volatility that came from yesterday, is it going to be higher based on what bernanke said yesterday? >> there is no question, we will move to the next higher volume regime. we will certainly emphto a higher volatility level. across rate volatility, currency col tilt and equity volatility. with the ten-year backing up into that 2.44 area. >> unbelievable. >> we should start to see some real money back in here. >> i the cotate the super nation -- rotate the super nation with the volatility of the golf swing. >> you think the fed is going to be able to control an orderly move in the bond market based on what we're seeing today? is this the move? did the traders take it to where it needs to go? it's 40 basis points a day. >> market sentiment is they will control ten years an pretty well. the question becomes what can they do with the 30-year. >> a truck. >> that's really the big question. ultimately, what does the 30-84 say about economics and the economy and wha

. >> nick faldo was the last champion in 1996.t 15 years ago because they ha" this great generation of new golfer. now rose has finally broken through. it was really emotional day for him yesterday when he stood here on the 18th green. he just glanced up to the hea n heavens and said he was thinking of his &ate father. it was lost on him that yesterday was father's day. >> i always knew the u.s. open finished on father's day. i've been in contention most of the week. i kind of really wanted to have that moment where i could share with him and honor him. >> reporter: the last englishman to win the u.s. open says he thinks he could win another five majors. he's that good. >> he's got a great swi'g. we got to talk about phil mi()q&son. six times he's been second and happv birthday leftie. >> it's just awful for him. it really did look as though the stars were lialigning well for him. it was his birthday week. it was father's day. it was even in philadelphia. he came up short yet again. he's only got himself to blame. he had the worst

he becomes the first englishman to win a major since nick faldo in 1996, the first to win an open since0. so congratulations to justin rose, finishing with a two-shot lead over the rest of the field which included phil mickelson. >>> we are still waiting, meanwhile, for president obama in northern ireland. of course, graeme mcdowell won a couple years ago. he's going to deliver the speech in belfast ahead of the g-8 summit. we'll keep our eyes open for the president to appear on that stage. he'll be introduced by the first lady. ahead of that, let's recap where we stand with european equity markets. we've kicked off this week with an upward move. the ftse 100 up 1%, along with the xetra dax as well. the ftse mib is fairly flat. bond yields a little higher. the main event will be the fed as it starts debating its meeting on tuesday. but it will debate what it will do and the message it wants to send on wednesday. an expectation to soothe the recent volatility and stop any further backup in treasury rates. we do see rates hitting nearly 2.3% in the middle of last week. of course, that pus

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