the country's most direct and on the other side of the atlantic we'll speak to greek economist yanis varoufakis in athens let's get to today's capital account. so today was supposed to be d.-day according to some for saving the euro or seeing it collapse with the summit that is wrapping up so is the deal a success or failure in averting collapse of the euro or the default of euro zone nations or the bankruptcy of banks saddled with their debt well it depends on who you listen to or what headlines you read and if you follow the coverage of the u.s. stock market each day has been hinting upon decisions in dealing with this crisis every word of politicians u.s. stocks little changed on concerns over your a bailout rating then you have u.s. stocks declined as e.c.b. president damps bond by speculation oh then people are excited u.s. stocks rise on consumer confidence and european debt agreement so what exactly is the reality of what came out of this that you have the seventeen euro zone members agreeing on closer fiscal integration with tighter rules for budget discipline now the deal though will h