jay cutler answered with a touchdown pass to brandon marshall, and jordan palmer led two scoring drives in the fourth to secure a 20- to- 19 victory. at the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvania... chicago's "jackie robinson west" team showed they are a force to be reckoned with... winning 12 to two. marcus leshock was with local fans in pennsylvania... as a chicago team vies for the championship for the first time in 31-years. >> chicago's and jackie robinson west all stars. the great champions the first team to take the field in the opening ceremonies. later, in a moment they had worked for years. stepping up to the plate in the little league world series. it was just as momentous for the parents. years of driving their kids to and from a practice, watching them put in the hours to get to this level. >> in the house on the field. they did it all the time. people have to understand this is hard work. >> while on the ground you'll see plenty of yellow hats. the great lakes champs' keep attracting new fans from across the country. some are drawn to their story. the fir

. >> the chicago bears leave camp with the question of who will be cutler's back up still will be cutler'sack up still unanswered. because we believe that doing things right is more important than just doing them fast. and...because we don't want you to miss out on things like accident forgiveness... ...where we forgive an accident every three years without raising your rates. talk to farmers and get the coverage you want, not just the coverage that's fast. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ [announcer] call 1-800-470-8498 today. >> the first part of their training camp is over. there's plenty left in the preseason. plenty left for position battles to play out. the final walk- through today. it is unclear if jordan mills will play in the second game tomorrow night. he is still recovering from a broken foot and has spent much of campanella walking boot. the coach did say that jimmy clawson will back up the quarterback against the jaguars. >> i did all right. made some plays. there are some things i left out there. it is good to just get out there and learn from mistake

now, watergate, a scholar named stanley cutler did a book called "abuse of power." he's from the university of wisconsin. he's the one who really got the tapes going. if you want to read about watergate, read cutler, but also john dean has recently brought out a book. luke and i put in some in 1972. there wasn't a lot of watergate in 1972 on the tapes. it explodes in 1973. our book really is about 1971 and 1972. so you're getting the early conversations, by 1973 it's dominating the white house. we're hoping to do a second volume dealing with foreign policy in 1973, but also with the watergate as a primary focus. there's still new material to come out on watergate that aren't in cutler and dean's book. that 18 missing minutes, we just don't have it. nobody has it. we don't know where it is. if anybody has it, please call me. because that would be a big breaking news story. host: a little bit. guest: yeah, some people think rosemary woods could not have been the one to erase it, that nixon did it himself. it's a mystery, but nevertheless, it doesn't matter a whole lot

power recordings within the nixon tapes were released by the national archives as a result of family cutler's all important suit. so the public and the congress really didn't know as much as they would know about richard nixon's culpability when this particular debate was occurring at the end of july, 1974. >> and what we kept hearing from the nixon white house was this idea of executive privilege, which gets to the core argument you have been talking about, which is just how much authority does a president have? >> there was something else which i think for many people today will resonate. and by the way, this resonated to people on the left and the right at the time. the president had authorized warrant list wire tapping of members of his staff and some journalists as a result of some leaks to the press, starting in 1969. and the wire taps had gone from 1969 to '71. and there was a debate, a constitutional debate, over whether wire taps used for domestic security purposes required a warrant. for most of our history, presidents could assume that if you said i'm doing this for national securi

fighting for the right to be j cutler's backup. thursday night against jacksonville bill have another chance. it's been a learning experience. >> i did all right. making plays. there are some things are left out there but overall it was good to get out there. >> running the offense and trying to do exactly what they want to do. getting a bottle, the have a few more preseason games. >> i spoke to both of them. nothing is set in stone from last week. we're watching all the tapes and making corrections with each of them. fifth still a competition. if they know it. >> the cubs even up their series with milwaukee with a 3-0 victory. the rookie pitcher was out. the play again tonight. the white sox want to beat seven cisco in 10 innings 3-2. have a great day. >>stocks ended in the negative territory tuesday, as developments in ukraine and russia continue to worry investors. the dow dipped nine points. the nasdaq fell 12. and the s-and-p lost three. macy's has been fined nearly one million dollars as part of a settlement in an employee's

let's check in with sandy cutler, the ceo of eaton and find out where it's headed.elcome back to "mad money." >> hi, jim. how are you tonight? >> okay. sandy, what i wanted to dig into, the earnings -- the entire earnings situation. there was a belief that things were going to happen at eaton including on july 14th, a morgan stanley note saying that the stars are aligning for a spinoff of the vehicle division that simply weren't in the cards. how did it get to the point there was a lot of chatter about something happens when you knew years ago this could never happen? >> well, jim, on the issue -- i'd like to address the two issues that were a concern for the investors in the second quarter. one was the clarification that we are not able to do a tax free spin of any significant business out of eaton until five years after the original close date of our acquisition of cooper. now, let me step back on this. in every public setting since may of 2012 when i announced the cooper transaction, we emphasized it was not our plan to divest our vehicle business. unfortunately,

trade representative, wendy cutler. they are trying to work out a deal to push ahead with the transpacific partnership. u.s. negotiators have been pressuring japan to cut tariffs on beef and pork. the japanese want a safeguard in place. they say if they cut the tariffs they should be allowed to restore them temporarily when imports surge. the focus of the negotiations is when and how this would happen. some are demanding that japan eliminate the tariffs. they have called on barack obama to exclude japan from the talks if the country doesn't agree to their terms. >>> officials at japan's welfare ministry have shone a light on the vulnerable members of society. they say in the year that ended in march, welfare workers handled a record number of cases of child abuse. they registered 74,000 cases where they took custody of children or looked into situations at the home. that's up 10% from a year earlier. ministry officials have seen number of cases increase steadily since they started keeping track in 1990. they say in the

. >> reporter: dave cutler saw just how quickly a child can disappear from sight when a 9-year-old boy> drowning is very very difficult to detect. it's not like what you see in hollywood. it's quiet. it happens fast. and the child could look like they're swimming under water or playing. >> reporter: in response cutler created the iswim band. the first wearable device to detect potential drownings. it's worn as a headband by swimmers or wristband by anyone who should not be in the water. the sensor detects when it's been submerged for too long and sounds an alarm on your smartphone or ipad. what is the warning time? >> for nonswimmers it's almost instantaneous. it's three seconds. the headband is 20 seconds of separate submersion. >> reporter: an adult could use this in certain circumstances. >> absolutely or people with disabilities, elderly. >> reporter: how will you judge the success of this product? >> when it becomes commonplace. where it's no different than wearing a seat belt wearing a bike helmet and it's not something new but something typical of swimming. >> reporter: cutler h

japan's deputy chief negotiator is spending two days in washington with trade representative wendy cutler. they're trying to work out a deal so they can push ahead with negotiations over the transpacific partnership. the americans have been pressuring the japanese to cut tariffs on beef and pork. the japanese want to put a safeguard in place. they say if they cut the tariffs they should be allowed to restore them temporarily when imports surge. the two sides are discussing when and how this would happen. some u.s. lawmakers have called on president barack obama to exclude japan from the tpp talks if the japanese don't eliminate the tariffs. >>> this is a week of remembrance and reflection here in japan. people are marking the end of world war ii 69 years ago and taking stock of all that was lost. some will attend ceremonies honoring those who died when u.s. war planes dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. nuclear weapons had never been used in an attack before and have never been used since. ahead of the memorials on august 6th and 9th, "remembering hiroshima and nagasaki" will

they gave up this jay cutler touchdown pass in the first quarter. didn't force any turnovers.lm jenkins on to expect from the eagles defense tonight. >> we just got to be better than we were last week. i think we still want to build on how we stop the run last week. i think we want to continue that. the past game, you know, we know they'll complete some balls. we want to keep the balls in front of us. last game we that too many go over our head. we want to win the turnover margin and clean up some of the penalties. >> on the other side of the ball lesean mccoy won't see much playing time tonight dreaming about 2,000-yard season. >> i have fun with it, man. you know, um, i'm blessed to be the time of scheme like this to get the ball catchly reason you know i'm surrounded by good players, foles, maclin and sproles. the ball will be spread around a lot. 2,000 will be tough. i have fun with it. the media and the fans react it to fantasy people. the biggest thing is winning much that's what i want to do. >> lesean finally tonight common sense is finally prevailed. six days after ke

we included in this book -- now water gate, a scholar named stanley cutler did a book of abuse of power he's at the universility of wisconsin. luke and i put in this 19 st72 t explodes in 1973. our book really is about 1971 and 1972. you're getting the early water gate conversations. by 1973 it's dominating the white house. we're hoping to do a second volume dealing with foreign policy in 1973 but also water gate as a primary focus. there's still new material to come out on water gate that aren't in their book. the 18 missing minutes. we don't have it. nobody has it. we don't know where it is. if anybody has it, please call me because it would be a big breaking news story. >> a little bit. >> some people think rose mary woods could not have been the one to erase it that nixon did it himself. it's a mystery but nevertheless, it doesn't matter a whole lot because nixon did enough things on the record that we have a lot of people are making noise in ken hue's book. he spent a lot of time with the tapes. nixon is talking about get into the institute. i don't care whether you blow up the saf

another cover features matt stafford and jay cutler from the nfc north, colin kaepernick and russellson are on another version. >>> as for the birds, they wrap up the preseason slate tomorrow night against michael vick and jets. five seasons in fail for vick. served his jail sentence and had a career rebirth here. but birds are focused on their own guys, matt barclay will start, gj kinne will get snaps. offensive coordinator path shurmur talked bit. >> we feel like we have a good quarterback group. this is a great opportunity for matt, first. he is able to know days in advance that he is starting. so he is out here preparing to play the jets just like it is a regular season game. that is good. we will be able to evaluate him in a really good way for a preseason. >> and the flyers, are changing up their broadcast team, former defenseman chris therien will move from the radio to the television broadcast, this season. steve coates, will swap rolls and move to the radio side. rest of the broadcast team will remain the same. there is more news coming up after this. just by switching to pr

another cover features matt stafford and jay cutler from the nfc that's right and kaepernick and wilson on another version the second cover foles has app pedestrian on. >> birds are rapping up preseason action tomorrow night against michael vick and the jets. having played five seasons in philadelphia after serving his jail sentence and enjoyed a creary burning. the eagles matt bark lull scott and kinly will get snaps as well. vick did recent interview with espn and said his greatest achievement in the nfl was saving riley cooper's career. you'll recall last year vick stood up for cooper after that video surfaced of the wide out using a racial slur. he said in part "i changed the whole dynamic of the that situation, and that was a proud moment for me -- i was able to save a young man's career, and that young man went on to have the greatest year of his career and get a contract that he probably never imagined he would get". >> some broadcast changes for the flyers. chris will move from the radio booth to the tv side. steve coats will move on to radio. the rest of the broadcast team will

cutler right to see. first street. and i think the true. foreigners. instrumental. in the old. israel and outside of complete withdrawal of troops from gaza as a new three day cease fire takes hold. reportedly massing military hardware around east ukraine's industrial capital done that's a look at how civilians spend their days in basements fearing a possible all out assault. on u.s. officials slam a covert usa idea. in cuba under the guise of a benign health program.

cutler right from the same place the first trip. and i think that you're. on our reporter's. instrument. to be in the polling. place for. those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria but we still should be doing everything we can to support the free syrian opposition who will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government and kurdish forces as they battle these terrorists. play. play play. breaking news so this prominent a whistleblower julian assange announces he will be leaving the advocacy period after having spent you yes lots of envy. the national guard is called up to move into the year with some focus them to please once again turn up the heat against protesters have a curfew extended into a second night. as the first batch of trucks from the russian humanitarian convoy is finally at the ukrainian checkpoint are waiting to be checked for ourselves inside. what the sea is why in gaza said to its.

robert cutler wrote us on our website: extraordinary interview. president tong is so perceptive, dignified, and tuned into the environmental challenges we face. other short-sided political leaders and an industry motivated by greed, not just survival, could learn a great deal from him. jesse bustamante wrote us on facebook: a five year moratorium on commercial fishing would replenish the oceans. one man. one boat. 10/6 added this: ever been off the coast of new jersey and seen the commercial fishing industry at work? it was enough for me to want to ban commercial fishing altogether, worldwide. dirty, filthy, polluting jerks. we also heard from many of you about jeffrey brown's profile of garrison keillor about the 40th anniversary of "a prairie home companion." monya hanson shenkenberg wrote: one of my favorite shows. always makes me smile and sometimes laugh out loud. and sandra luster-harper responded to keillor's suggestion to live for today. my mom left me the same philosophy the day before she passed. she never got to tomorrow. so i try to li

now, watergate, a scholar named stanley cutler did a book called "abuse of power." he's from the university of wisconsin. he's the one who really got the tapes going. if you want to read about watergate, read cutler, but also john dean has recently brought out a book. luke and i put in some in 1972. there wasn't a lot of watergate in 1972 on the tapes. it explodes in 1973. our book really is about 1971 and 1972. so you're getting the early conversations, by 1973 it's dominating the white house. we're hoping to do a second volume dealing with foreign policy in 1973, but also with the watergate as a primary focus. there's still new material to come out on watergate that aren't in cutler and dean's book. that 18 missing minutes, we just don't have it. nobody has it. we don't know where it is. if anybody has it, please call me. because that would be a big breaking news story. host: a little bit. guest: yeah, some people think rosemary woods could not have been the one to erase it, that nixon did it himself. it's a mystery, but nevertheless, it doesn't matter a whole lot

cutler. world. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future of coverage. play. a little. clip. live. play. a little. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. do we speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic it's all here. reporting from the world talks fifty yard p. interviews intriguing stories are you. arabic for a visit or a big old dog called. after a five month pause of u.s. drone strikes in pakistan the last few weeks have seen some of the most intense bombings on the country's soil to date in fact according to the bureau investigative journalism july was the bloodiest month of drone strikes in two years with as many as forty six killed in northern waziristan the u.s. drone campaign in conjunction with the pakistani military operation has killed at least five hundred fifty people and displaced another eight hundred thousand since june fifteenth according to the new york times but it's too often ov

now, watergate, a scholar named stanley cutler did a book called "abuse of power."s from the university of wisconsin. he's the one who really got the tapes going. if you want to read about watergate, read cutler, but also john dean has recently brought out a book. luke and i put in some in 1972. there wasn't a lot of watergate in 1972 on the tapes. it explodes in 1973. our book really is about 1971 and 1972. so you're getting the early conversations, by 1973 it's dominating the white house. we're hoping to do a second volume dealing with foreign policy in 1973, but also with the watergate as a primary focus. there's still new material to come out on watergate that aren't in cutler and dean's book. that 18 missing minutes, we just don't have it. nobody has it. we don't know where it is. if anybody has it, please call me. because that would be a big breaking news story. host: a little bit. guest: yeah, some people think rosemary woods could not have been the one to erase it, that nixon did it himself. it's a mystery, but nevertheless, it doesn't matter a whole lot, be

. >> next in sports, despite subpar performance, jay cutler is not worried about the bears' offense. good morning, fl days of august are also final days of training camp for the bears, all winding to close by this time next week, the bears will be one well into their preparation. still plenty of work to be done. defense struggled last friday and a lo... >> still confident, watching the psalm, a few things early on we could have changed. i don't think we can lose our heads or confidence on offense just because of that. we still have a really good team. >> thursday is preseason finale and cleveland. johnny mandel and action, he will play the second quarter and maybe longer. well he has been a polarizing figure. >> he is a quiet kid. i enjoyed him, i don't have a problem with him and he does get a lot of attention. i am sure he will handle it just fine. around the guys he is quiet, easy to be around. >> we will see him tomorrow night. that is sports, have a great day. >> one more note, in baseball is the cubs won their fourth in a row against cincinnati, 3-0. the white sox could not sna

a packing company in cutler, california is expanding a voluntary recall.fruit may be contaminated with bacteria. that recall affects many top grocers including kroger, trader joe's. >> if you think air travel is getting more expensive, you're right on the money. the average domestic plane ticket is now $509 round trip. analysts say airlines have cut the number of seats, while more people want to fly as the economy recovers. add on the extras like checked bags and extra legroom and that ticket price balloons. can't blame it on the cost of fuel either. this year airlines are actually paying 7% less for fuel than last year. that's today's consumer news. back to you. >> on that note, greta, thank you very much. >> do you remember that little girl who wrote the makers of legos a letter complaining that their sets aimed for girls never did anything done? well 7-year-old charlotte benjamin is getting her wish. legos says they have already sold out of this. its research institute set sold out on the website. it features three female scientists, one doing lab exper

still wearing a jay cutler jersey... did not respond, the judge said he'd figure it out if he had to sit across the street in cook county jail. this year's lollapalooza has come to an end.. bleachers... along with headliners skrillex and kings of leon closed out the final day of the fest. organizers estimate the weekend's attendance was in the 300-thousand range. --that includes first daughter malia obama! she was seen leaving the muddy venue... walking south on columbus avenue near harrison. the 15-year old was reportedly with three friends and two undercover secret service agents. >> i looked all over for you at lollapalooza didn't find you. restore an opera some patchy fog. otherwise it's partly cloudy. these are the milder readings we have right now. dew points are higher for this summer. maybe a bit muddy this morning. these of the current temperatures. some of the cooler readings are including 64 in harbor. 61 in kankakee. 63 and when chicago. dry now there are some showers that passed by an overnight. we will see

cutler and brandon marshall looked ready for opening day. yesterday briggs had a veterans day off. and jerry allen moves one day closer to his first real action in a bears uniform. he missed last week because he had a baby. but allen is looking forward to being part of the defense that he says is improving by the minute. >> we are where we need to be. i think guys really understand how were going to react to certain things and ever miscalling the right place. >> left me out to dry last week. just kidding congrats to him and his family. but it is good to have him back out there. >> the bull's preseason game out three games at the uc including the october 6th opener. also have denver and atlanta in home in the middle of the month and they played the cavaliers october 20th at ohio state. no regular-season or tv schedule yet. the bulls will open the regular season on the 20 or 29th of october. the sox are in san francisco tonight cubs vs. poor's. >>and one more sports note --- the cubs did lose last night on the north side, 3-to-1... after 7-th. we'll have highlights ahead at five. chi

stanley cutler has a whole book on that. and the racial slurs. the nixons talking about people of india, that they were dirt and all of this. it's very hard in a sound bite of america to be floating that stuff and rise to high. obama has been very cautious. he doesn't leave a lot of sloppy language on the table. obama had, i think, a very fine personal life. so i think you will see -- and obama being an historic first. he may not be seen as a great president, but i don't think he is going to be down there by james buchanan and richard nixon. >> of all the people you have written about who due admire the most? >> thank you for scsmght theodore roosevelt and franklin roosevelt, both of them, because they put public service in america first always. they always cared about this country so deeply, and they -- tr was a little more conservative than fdr but their pragmatism and their love of the land. and both t.r. and fdr loved the rivers, the lakes. they thought in order to love america you had to be a custodian of it. >> i knew that about t.r. i didn

. >> later on, cutler to pennant, fuller put them down they didn't appreciate that. could catch but what a throw. no hard feelings on marc trestman called off the rest of practice all part of a deal in training camp. >> it wasn't anything like you think it was. i mean he's a competitor. he's got fight in him. that's a football player. >> same way i play every single day i play hard every day i'm one of the most volatile people on the field that's the way i play. and not here to make a friend. it's all about championship. you make friends on the way to school but i'm trying to help the bears win a championship. >> in baseball the white sox host the rangers the cubs are in colorado that's more sports. >>and one more sports note --- the white sox beat the rangers, 5-to-3 at the cell... in a rain- shortened series opener. the game was called in the 7-th inning. we'll have highlights ahead at five. if you think baseball games take too long, then be glad you didn't go to this one. the p-h-d baseball club in minnnesota is now a world record holder. they started a game on fr

cutler. say it in here. gm, okay. well, obviously a snake bit company but nice yield. bank that delivered a great quarter but nobody cares because interest rates continue to go lower. that hurt suntrust. a bank and auto manufacturer diversified, diversified machinery company. a industrial conglomerate and too heavy toward aerospace and machinery. i would swap out -- i would swap out united technology and buy a drug stock. but i do -- my trust does all own all three. very difficult. i say there's enough diversification. but yes, you did pick a couple ones that really did not do what i wanted them to do. scott in california. scott? >> caller: what is happening, mr. cramer? what's happening, let me send out a leopard shark booyah to ya. >> i was going to give you a sooner boomer booyah to you but that's oklahoma. >> caller: yeah, we're way off there. but i'll take it. >> yes. >> caller: love the show. okay, i've got five stocks here. let me know if i'm diversified. >> okay doe i can. >> caller: thank you. okay. so i'm up a little bit on kate. kate spade. okay. recently i

jay cutler looking and he finds brandon marshall in the back of the end zone. 13-seven jags. now in the fourth. jags still leading 19-14. >> well for the first time in over 22 years, baseball will have a new face running the show. major league baseball lecked its tenth commissioner today rob man fred will step in at end of the year to succeed bud selig baseball's second longest commission are in and he's already aiming for replay refo reform. >> it's going to be a manager challenged system, um, replays will be conducted in new york. the actual review of the film and instead of the umpires leaving the field, um, there will be communication via head set with new york in order to make the replays shorter. >> they definitely need to do something about that. finally eagles could be in real trouble tomorrow night. especially if the patriots reveal their newest trick play. the juggle kick catch as seen here by patriots receiver danny, yes, he used to be an eagle. watch closely. three footballs and we'll show the towing stuffed under his right arm. he throws a fourth in the air. from

dave cutler every texas created what he calls the i swim band after seeing nearly nine year old boy drown in their neighborhood lake. it is worn as a head bands by swimmers, or even as a wrist band by anyone who should not be in the water. now, the censor detects when it has been submerged too long, and then sounds alarm on smart phone or ipad. >> drowning is just very, very difficult to detect. it is not like what you see in hollywood. it is quiet. it happens fast. and the child could look like they're swimming underwater or playing. >> the i swim bands has effective range of up to 100 feet. price tag of $99. >>> well, it is a bit of a gloomy evening down the shore, but that's not keeping folks off the beaches. we look live on our neighborhood network to the beach patrol headquarters camera, margate. not sure what's going on here, a the love trucks lined up along the water, tried looking it up to no a veil. shout me out on twitter and let me know. trucks lining up, people on the san, despite the fact it is gloomy, little damp right now at the beach patrol headquarters in margate. really

the packing company in cutler expanding a voluntary fruit recall. it may have a bacterium that can cause listeria. it affects many top grocers including costco trader joe's and wal-mart and it covers specific lots packed from july -- june 1st through july 17th. >>> a new federal rule on gluten-free labels goes into effect this week. food manufacturers must ensure anything called gluten-free contain less than 20 parts per million of gluten from wheat, rye and barley. and the deadline to comply is today. the requirement is especially important for people who have celiac disease meaning they don't absorb nutrients well. >>> time now 5:07. israel and hamas attempt another cease fire. after the break the very latest on talks scheduled happen over the next three days. >> plus water wasters beware. the water police are going high- tech. coming up, how residents in marin county are now having their usage monitored. >> we're getting a little rain today. so if you're headed out the door we've got some showers beginning to show up outside. how long will they s

and on last night's "mad money," eaton corporation's ceo, sandy cutler, vented to our jim cramer. >> in every public setting since may of 2012 when i announced the cooper transaction, we've emphasized that it was not our plan nor our strategic intent to divest our vehicle business. unfortunately, i think over the last couple of months in what i would call inversion mania, there have been a number of investors who have indicated they thought it would make sense for us to lay the ground for someone else to invert their business. >> yeah, we're calling it invasion mania. joining us, jim, we want to talk about the big-market sell-off in a moment here, but what about this? you know, and it happened again today, walgreen with this acquisition they made, announced they're going to keep it in the u.s. headquarters and that stock's down 5% today. >> well, i mean -- >> what do you make of what's going on here? >> it's kind of an oddity. you can understand why some people felt that sandy cutler, the ceo of eaton, may be interested in doing something. why? while his company's based in cleveland,

peaches and plums is expanding tonight it's a voluntary recall by the wawona packing company out of cutleram: many of the fruits were sold a costco, trader joes, specific lots of fruit packed from june 1 through july 12. the company expanded the through july 17. >> pam: the fruit may be contaminated with listeria. wawona said it is working closely with the fda to make sure all the fruit is safe. >> pam: a g-m fund to pay for deaths and injuries caused by vehicles with faulty ignition switches has already received 89 claims. >> pam: general motors set up the fund to pay victims and their families after it was revealed the company knew of the problem years before the recall. >> pam: the company says there were 13 deaths and 54 accidents tied to the problem. the claim filing period continues through the end of the year. >> pam: the fund's administrator million dollars each. claims. >> pam: million small cars beginning in february. that recall forced general motors corp. to acknowledge it knew about the defective switches for more than a decade and triggered a sweeping safety review that has r

there's quarterback jay cutler.t, brandon marshall hooked up for a touchdown in the second quarter. sweet. blake looked really good. the third overall pick in this year's draft is expected to sit. bortles has been sharp. he hasn't been bad in the preseason, either. bears got the win, 20-19. there suspect one hotter than johnny manziel. the browns announced hoyer will get the start against the redskins. espn reported manziel was a few minutes late to a recent practice along with other rookies. that had no bearing on not starting manziel. he broke preseason tv ratings. >> he's got to be careful. he's got to be careful. everyone is watching him so closely to see if he flakes off, at all. >> coming late to practice doesn't sound like a big deal, but for manziel, you have to be careful. >>> after nights filled with tear gas and gunfire, protests turning peaceful at a missouri town. that town at the center of a teen shooting. dramatic details said to be revealed in the case. the name of the officer involved. we'll break i

. >> to not sit there and watch -- >> reporter: dave cutler saw just how quickly a child can did disappeardrowned in a nearby lake suffering from neurological damage. >> drowning is just very, very difficult to detect. it's not like what you see in hollywood. it's quiet. it happens fast and the child could look like they were swimming under water or playing. >> reporter: in response he created the iswimband. it's to help prevent drowning. it's worn by swimmers or anyone not supposed to be in the water. it sounds an alarm on your smartphone or ipad. what's the warning time? >> for nonswimmers, it's almost instantaneous. the headband adults 20 seconds very it can be used for adults. >> absolutely. or people with disabilities. >> reporter: so how will you jauj the success of this product? >> when it becomes commonplace when it's no less common than wearing a seat belt or bicycle helmet and nothing new for swimming. >> reporter: he hopes that it serves as another level for protection but warns that it should not be use as a replacement for vigilant supervision. >> we hope our product will save

one of the things that sandy cut cut cutler, it was a tough interview, but that's what happens. >> we can play it quick. this is what the ceo of eaton said. >> in every public setting since may of 2012 announcing the cooper transaction, we emphasized it was not the plan or strategic intent to divest the vehicle business. what i call in inversion mania, there's a number of investors who indicated they thought it would make sense for us to lay the ground for someone else to invert their business. that's not. our intent. >> not their intent. >> companies got the same nail drop of other dublin companies. i've been there, i never saw the eaton plant. there's not one. it's a mail drop. put people in there, and you is a mail drop. notes were going out saying they were going to invert or spin off their vehicle division, and the thoughts were dead wrong. >> took it off the table. >> maybe he should have said that ahead of time. >> that's why we have to watch executives now, same rhetoric, if they got to get ahead of it. >> good point. >> up next, jim cramer's mad dash, counting down to the ope

. >> jim cramer is going to be speaking with sandy cutler from eaton.ncern of profit margins. find out what that says about luxury buyer. >>> and then later, robert mcteer is going to join us. "squawk on the street" will be right back. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into the full power of your fidelity greenline. call or come in today for a free one-on-one review. >>> welcome to "squawk on the street." our road map begins with the markets in rebound mode after last week's selloff. have we seen a correction? >> michael kors out with a correction. now it's down more than 3. we'll have more on this reversal. >>> and president obama says ceos should stop complaining so we picked up the phone and called ceos and former ceos speaking out this hour on "squawk on the street." we're going to start with the market. s&p

we included in this book -- now water gate, a scholar named stanley cutler did a book of abuse of power he's at the universility of wisconsin. luke and i put in this 19 st72 t explodes in 1973. our book really is about 1971 and 1972. you're getting the early water gate conversations. by 1973 it's dominating the white house. we're hoping to do a second volume dealing with foreign policy in 1973 but also water gate as a primary focus. there's still new material to come out on water gate that aren't in their book. the 18 missing minutes. we don't have it. nobody has it. we don't know where it is. if anybody has it, please call me because it would be a big breaking news story. >> a little bit. >> some people think rose mary woods could not have been the one to erase it that nixon did it himself. it's a mystery but nevertheless, it doesn't matter a whole lot because nixon did enough things on the record that we have a lot of people are making noise in ken hue's book. he spent a lot of time with the tapes. nixon is talking about get into the institute. i don't care whether you blow up the saf

. >> ah, thank you, jim cutler.everybody out there tuning in at home for another action-packed edition of "up against the clock," our weekly current affairs quiz show. you know the rules by now i think but we'll run through them just in case. this is a fast-paced news and current events quiz. we play for three rounds each of them 100 seconds long. questions are worth 100 points in the first round and 200 points in the second and worth 300 in the third. contestants you can ring in at any time, but a warning you'll be penalized for the incorrect answers, it's a risk when you play "up against the clock." there are two special bonus questions scattered throughout here. we'll explain them when they come up. our contestants will be playing today not just for victory but a chance to play in our tournament of champions at the end of the season. to qualify you'll first have to win today, as always i will implore our live studio audience, please, no outbursts. i will ask you to put your hands on your buzzers. are you ready to

>> thank you, gene cutler.t there in tv land for tuning in today for another exciting, thrill packed edition of "up against the clock." let me remind you how it all works. this is a fast paced political news and current events quiz. we play three rounds. each of them 100 seconds long. there are a hundred points in the first round, 200 in the second, 300 in the third. they get harder as we go along. contestants are reminded you can ring in any time but you will be penalized for incorrect answers. so be careful. also, there are two special bonus questions scattered in the questions here. we will explain them when they come up. our contestants will be playing today not just for victory but also for a chance to play in our annual tournament of champions. to qualify you have to first win today. as always i implore our live studio audience, please, no outbursts. contestants i now ask you if you're in place to place your hands on your buzzers. ready to play? >> yes. >> they look and sound ready to me. we'll put a hund