all he cares about is, "did tony jordan get the sale? is tony jordan the top dog at the company?" and for me, in my life, that was football. football ran my life, not anything spiritual. it was football. it brought all the blessings, all the joy -- at least in my eyes. and so to watch my character in the film pursue that, ignore his daughter, ignore his wife, and feel like he's still doing the right thing -- just blinded by the job. and so i was blinded by the career, and i know what it takes to flip that around 'cause i ended up having to flip it around in real life, so i resonated in that way. >> and so you brought yourself to this character in a lot of ways. >> yeah, yeah, he's multitalented. he loves his family. he just doesn't know how to love to be loved. and it just takes a lesson, sometimes an outside idea, or in this case, the lord, to bring you around. real life. football drove me, and i was brought around just by the lord and certain circumstances that made me a better father. i got two children, and i was a better father, better husband. i've been married 14 years now.

tony finau for birdie. back to 12 under. and he trails jason day by two. to 15. frank: jordan the rough. 222 yards all the way to the flag. trouble left and right. that's well done. there have been just three birdies at 15 today. it's the hardest hole on the golf course. he's trying to do the unthinkable. there's only two players really that have won three majors in the same year. two of the greats of the game. ben hogan, 1953 and of course tiger woods in that fantastic year of 2000. jordan is trying to be the third. lofty standards for someone just 22 years of age but he's excelled in every department. four adrift at the moment, though. when he burst on the scene we didn't expect this type of season. of course, at the masters, he was brilliant. perhaps the first of many green jackets. the u.s. open at chambers bay, nobody else was better. and then so close at the open championship. just one shot adrift at that playoff. 13 top 10's in 20 starts. really, he's been second to none this year, setting his own standards. many a player in front of him at the moment. jason day lead by

tony finau for birdie. back to 12 under. and he trails jason day by two. to 15. frank: jordan the rough. 222 yards all the way to the flag. trouble left and right. that's well done. there have been just three birdies at 15 today. it's the hardest hole on the golf course. he's trying to do the unthinkable. there's only two players really that have won three majors in the same year. two of the greats of the game. ben hogan, 1953 and of course tiger woods in that fantastic year of 2000. jordan is trying to be the third. lofty standards for someone just 22 years of age but he's excelled in every department. four adrift at the moment, though. when he burst on the scene we didn't expect this type of season. of course, at the masters, he was brilliant. perhaps the first of many green jackets. the u.s. open at chambers bay, nobody else was better. and then so close at the open championship. just one shot adrift at that playoff. 13 top 10's in 20 starts. really, he's been second to none this year, setting his own standards. many a player in front of him at the moment. jason day lead by

jordan from the world. ♪ >>> good evening, i'm tony harris this is al jazeera al jazeera america.e begun in qatar, where secretary of state john kerry spent the day reassuring skeptical gulf allies that the u.s.'s nuclear deal with iran is a good one. kerry met with the emir of qatar first. he told officials the region's security is a top priority. kerry then pledged to speed up u.s. arms shares as well as share intelligence and step up joint military exercises. all iran to destabilize the region. they also believed tehran would use the money to increase support for groups like hezbollah and the houthis in yemen. he also met with russian counterpart sergei lavrov. >> reporter: a delicate mission for the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying to convince long-standing allies that iran's nuclear deal with world powers will bring peace and prosperity. >> translator: the five other european countries have technology and knowledge in the nuclear field, the countries of the council welcomed it on this basis, and on what john kerry demonstrated about iran's development of nuclear

tony finau for birdie. back to 12 under. and he trails jason day by two. to 15. frank: jordan the rough. 222 yards all the way to the flag. trouble left and right. that's well done. there have been just three birdies at 15 today. it's the hardest hole on the golf course. he's trying to do the unthinkable. there's only two players really that have won three majors in the same year. two of the greats of the game. ben hogan, 1953 and of course tiger woods in that fantastic year of 2000. jordan is trying to be the third. lofty standards for someone just 22 years of age but he's excelled in every department. four adrift at the moment, though. when he burst on the scene we didn't expect this type of season. of course, at the masters, he was brilliant. perhaps the first of many green jackets. the u.s. open at chambers bay, nobody else was better. and then so close at the open championship. just one shot adrift at that playoff. 13 top 10's in 20 starts. really, he's been second to none this year, setting his own standards. many a player in front of him at the moment. jason day lead by

tony finau for birdie. back to 12 under. and he trails jason day by two. to 15. frank: jordan spieth in the rough. flag. trouble left and right. that's well done. there have been just three birdies at 15 today. golf course. unthinkable. there's only two players really that have won three majors in the same year. two of the greats of the game. ben hogan, 1953 and of course tiger woods in that fantastic year of 2000. jordan is trying to be the third. lofty standards for someone just 22 years of age but he's excelled in every department. four adrift at the moment, though. when he burst on the scene we didn't expect this type of season. of course, at the masters, he was brilliant. perhaps the first of many green jackets. the u.s. open at chambers bay, nobody else was better. and then so close at the open championship. just one shot adrift at that playoff. 13 top 10's in 20 starts. really, he's been second to none this year, setting his own standards. many a player in front of him at the moment. jason day lead by four. we go back to 13. bill: matt jones. david, big breaker right to left? david: right, bulge

tony west, who served in president obama's administration. there is a veritable hall of fame here. i could never come to a national urban league gathering without mentioning my lifelong friend vernon jordan. she may not -- he may not be here today, but he is with us in spirit. it is also close to my heart. over the years i have gotten the chance to work with you, learn from you. i have poured over your state of black america reports. i have spoken out your conferences. but most importantly, i have seen how you change people's lives. the theme of this conference, saving our cities, education jobs, and justice. speaks to the important work you have been doing for decades. i know that you help black entrepreneurs get startup capital. i know you help people find jobs. i know you give family's financial counseling so they can achieve their dreams of buying a home, or sending their kids to college. you make sure parents have the tools to kate -- take care of their kids health. that is the kind of day to day commitment that makes such a difference. as you help prepare young people for college and work, in a world that can sometimes make them feel that they are not very important, you make sure

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tony west who served in president obama's administration. a veritable hall of fame for this event. i can never come to a national urban league gathering without mentioning my lifelong friend vernon jordan today, but he is with us in spirit because of his deep love and commitment to this organization. it is also close to my heart. over the years i have gotten a chance to work with you, learn from you. i have poured over your state of black america report. i have spoken at your conferences. most importantly, i have seen how you change people's lives. the theme of this conference -- saving our cities, education jobs and justice -- speaks to the important work you have been doing for decades. i know that you help black entrepreneurs get start up capital. i know you help people find jobs. i know you give families financial counseling so they could achieve their dream of buying a home or sending their kids to college. and you make sure parents have the tools to take care of their kids health. that is the kind of day-to-day commitment that makes such a difference. as you help prepare young people for college and work in a world that can sometimes make them feel that they are not very importan

tony west who served in president obama's administration. there is a veritable hall of fame here for this event. i can never come to a national urban league gathering without mentioning my lifelong friend vernon jordane here today but he is with us in spirit because of his deep love and commitment to this organization. it is also close to my heart over the years. i've gotten the chance to work with you, learn from you. i've poured over your state of black america reports. i've spoken at your conferences. but, most importantly i have seen how you've changed people's lives. the theme of this conference, saving our sit citis, education, jobs and justice, speaks to the important work that you have been doing for decades. i know that you help black entrepreneurs get start-up capital. i know you help people find jobs. i know you give families financial counseling so she can achieve their dreams of buying a home or sending their kids to college. you make sure parents have the tools to take care of their kids health. that's the kind of day to day commitment that makes such a difference. as you help prepare young people for college and work in a worldmes make them feel that they are not very important, you m