you know, i talked to wayne cutler about this conflict cutler, who`s been looking at james k.polk for all these years now. and i said, i cannot for the life of me figure out why polk kept buchanan as secretary of state. they were constantly at war. and cutler said, you know, he was the secretary of state himself, and he could control buchanan. well, he could control him, but he couldn`t keep him from popping off or telling him he was wrong or even lecturing him. c-span: what did they fight about? >> guest: they fought about foreign policy. they fought -- i mean, a good example. he`s getting ready to -- he`s getting -- the british and the french are constantly meddling in u.s. affairs. they`ve got interests in the middle of this country. and then there is mexico having this ongoing conflict with texas, with the republic of texas. and so there was a good deal there to formulate policy on. when it comes time for war with mexico, buchanan says in a cabinet meeting, you know, i really need to let the french and british know that in this war with mexico, we don`t have aims on califo

(cutler) listen, it's your call, junior.two murder arrests that'll never stick, and blow your cover. or, we just call this one last name on my naughty list. - no. - mike? - man, i'm done. - look, i get it. - no, you don't, man. - okay? look at you, you've got a job. you have got a life. you are in charge of you. first of all, i'm a cop, so, no, and second of all, i'm married, so really no. you're married? yeah. - did i know that? - i hope not. otherwise, i'd be pretty bad at all this. you have kids? one. [laughs] i want to have kids. someday. well, first, you gotta get to "someday." so you're gonna go back in there, you're gonna stay close to lucille and you're gonna... give her anything she wants. you don't know what you're asking. none. in the bedroom it's like being mauled. oh, i am weeping for you. you want me to show you what she did to me last night? no, no. this is after she wasted the guy, man, because the blood, it just riled her up, man. stop. i believe you. - i believe you, okay? - she's out of her mind, sick. loo

(cutler) let's give joe the room. [protestors continue chanting] (joe) justicia!n me. [laughs] i was a goner. i remember. if i'd've died that day, i'd be a hero. maggie... the boys... they'd be proud of me forever-- joe, joe, you don't wanna shoot yourself through the temple-- you know that. you want the bullet to go through the entire cortex. shoot the temple, you might give yourself a lobotomy and your kids'll be changing your diapers for 20 years. [exhales] [sniffs] good point. yeah, if you're gonna do it, gun's the way. my dad lost everything in the crash. he jumped out of his office window. didn't die for two days. so now every time things go wrong for me i think about killing myself. dad gave up. why shouldn't i? that's what your boys are gonna think... every time the going gets tough, joe. and the going eventually gets tough, doesn't it? you're full of it, sam. your dad's alive. you've talked about him - lots of times. - i talk about him as if he were alive because - i'm ashamed of what he did. - i don't believe you. joe, joe, let me tell you something else

okay so, a baby girl for kristin, and jay cutler, taking notes? i remember was on lagoona hills. >> on a beach. >> the hills. >> the hills, when she was in the hollywood hillsment then starts dating this pro quarterback for the bears jay cutler, and now what, she pregnant again? >> baby announcement. people do these all creative ways. there are the pink sneakers. >> black and white photo with the spinning sneakers. >> little sister on the way two big brothers, camden and jackson. >> okay. well, good for them. >> we need to show pictures real quickly. >> yes, south carolina, 10:00 o'clock. >> oh, that's right. this is a live shot in the state capitol. >> that's right. >> columbia, right? and they're going to pull down that flag. >> 10:00 a.m. >> confederate flag. >> that's right. nicky haley signed it yesterday. >> well, they signed the bill yesterday in the afternoon. why didn't they just walk right out and take that thing down? >> because there always has to be some pomp and circumstance involved. >> all right. >> you know they do things the way

they were talking just then of course about sandy cutler lead director at dupont with whom mr. peltz battled hard during that proxy fight. a lot more news this morning and want to get to you at the nyc for all of that. >> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." as you saw, david faber up town at the cnbc and institutional delivering alpha conference. what a day we have going on. yellen on the hill. the greek parliament votes on austerity, the president with a news conference this morning. the ten-year yield ticking up after yellen's remarks which have embargoes pass and showing confidence in a rate hike this year. and oil down a touch. there's a lot going on. and we'll find out a lot more once the questioning begins with yellen on the house side. it can be more firy than the senate side. >> this is coming off of a good streak for stocks. four winning sessions for u.s. stocks. that's the best streak since going back to january, and you've seen a little calmer headlines from overseas when it comes to greece. you have a question that the imf has raised the flag

along with the photo she says the boys are excited to have a little sister on the way the new cutler baby will have two big brothers, camden, and conshohocken. >> you are in the telling the truth. >> is what the name. >> jackson. >> jackson. >> are you ready for a parade. seriously. >> final preparations are underway in new york city for a huge celebration for world cup champions. we will take you back their life. >> you go, carli. >>> you know new york city, loves footwear. women love to walk around with fancy shoes. but this is one for the guys. >> they are celebrating sneaker culture with a new exhibit in brooklyn. >> brooklyn new seem. it has all 23 air jordans on display with a special pair, of a didas or as, steve keeley say a adidas. sneaker signs and donated by run dmc. they are calling it the rise of the sneaker exhibit and shares the history of casual a athletic footwear. it goes all the way back to america's beloved chuck taylor and on to modern prototypes. they are planned to go into production next year. >> it is an exhibition that explores this item very common to most

but outside of that -- >> there's nobody cutler or snuggle bug than me after i beat somebody up. >> i'mghter and >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. coming up this hour film movie. it turns out a little known french man was ahead of them and his story is unbelievable. >> and speaking of firsts how about the first national drone racing championships. it's fast, it's wild and we will take you there. >>> and they're the ones that get stuck in your head. meet the jingle pufrpgs. been hurt. interstate 15 has been partly reeated this morning. the fire is only 5% contained. >>> now to the investigation of the attack in chattanooga. the four victims are at the dover air force base where they'll be prepared for burial. >>> they're looking at whether the gunman had links to isis or other terrorist groups. julianna goldman has more. good morning. >> good morning. the fbi is treating this as a terrorist investigation. abdulazeez hadn't appeared on anyone's terror lists until thursday. they're poring through his computers and looking at a trip over

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. >> i had sandy cutler on the ceo. he said, you look around we are the best in the bad neighborhood, the globe. we are the best performing company. he is including china. he this is the numbers are completely phoney saying that this kind of growth is sustainable. it is not great growth. the rest of the world is on the decline. i understand what yellen and company did. frankly, you look at what this number is you say, anemic but better than everybody else. yes. claims back up 12 k to 267. last week was so bad. >> i think we are consistently higher. speaking to david steiner in waste management. here is a company they pick up the trash for everybody. a little bit more trash. >> more homes development. a little more nonresidential construction too. i look at these guys as metaphors for the economy. it is nonresidential construction is doing well. residential construction is improving. black & decker this morning, you see that people are still spending money on their homes. autos are still good. then that's it. exports bad

. >> it's now official i have more wins in wisconsin than jay cutler. >> the son of a baptist preacheras a teenager. he left college without a degree, then won a seat in the state assembly at just 22 years old. walker raised his family in wisconsin and sells himself as a harley riding bargain hunting midwesterner. >> we paid one dollar for it. >> walker was elected governor in 2010 and sparked a divisive recount effort when he stripped away collective bargaining rights. it thrust him into the national spotlight, and made him a conservative hero. >> if i can take on 100,000 protesters, i can do the same across the world. >> but even some conservatives took issue with the tone he used, answering a question about isis. >> trying to make the connection between isis and unions was a mistake. >> walker became the first governor ever to win a recall election, and he won re-election easily in 2014. to do it he took some policy positions that helped in blue wisconsin. >> i'm pro-life but there's no doubt in my mind the decision of whether or not to end a pregnancy is an agonizing one. >> can yo

we're going to bring out kim-mai cutler. thank you for coming. >> you're welcome. >> the former mayor of bloomberg was a big proponent and after terms the ocrisis you know, that strategy helped pay off in terms is of the job market and the kind o rebound. leave what is your o -- what kind of mark do you want to leave on tech in new york and how is that different from the bloomberg tion. administration?obvi >> i think maybe bloomberg builtdone i a good foundation. obviously, it was very native to him with the work he had done previously in the private sector. he re-oriented government redit policies towards the growth of the community. i think that was fantastic and he certainly gets tremendous credit for cornell tech which t we're very excited about. but i think at the same time we take a more populist approach.five we are trying to build on that foundation, but build out.erse t build to all phi burrows. we want to see a much more diverse tech texter in every ortuni sense. we want to see the opportunitiesai that are in the t

the governments of india and nepal reported that in 2014 over 400 of their nationals in cutler have died in a whole host of ways and a whole host of reasons. what is highly problematic is that the government has not put in an effort to do a serious investigation as to how foreign my grantd workers migrant workers are dying and why. this lack of any effort by the government reveals potentially a lack of interest in finding out the answers as well as the next steps to solving the problem. the government needs to take steps to investigate the deaths that are happening there today. deaths that have ended the lives of many foreign migrant workers that came to earn money and send the money back home to communities and families in poorer parts of the world where they did not have the employment opportunities that they need. >> let me ask mr. jennings an additional question. your our witness from outside the united states. what influence do you think that america has in regard to reforming fifa. >> i'd rather say change. well i certainly learned today that america is a terribly unimportant littl

. >> it's official i have more wins in wisconsin than jay cutler. >> reporter: the son of a baptist preacher's been running for office since he was a teenager. he left college without a degree, then he won a seat in the state assembly at 22 years old. he raised his family in wisconsin and sells himself as a harley riding bargain hunting midwesterner. >> we paid $1 for it with our kohl's cash. >> reporter: he sparked a devisive recall effort when he stripped away collective bargaining rights. it thrust him into the national spotlight and made him a conservative hero. >> if i can take on 100,000 protesters, i can do the same across the world. >> reporter: but even some conservatives took issue with the tone he used answering a question about isis. >> trying to make the connection between isis and unions was a mistake. >> reporter: walker became the first governor ever to win a recall election and he won re-election easily in 2014. to do it he took policy positions that helped in blue wisconsin. >> i'm pro-life. but there is no doubt in my mind the decision of whether or not to end a pregnancy