to wilbur, it was endless work. in addition to acting as a ground crew, he was a mechanic and salesman. a team pulled the plane across the runway on a grassy field. the flying machine was swung into position facing the wind. to provide thrust for the takeoff, they developed a catapult. wilbur and his passenger, a french journalist, took seats on the lower wing and braced themselves for and exciting ride. he convinced europe, but no sales. brian: convinced but no sale. who was trying to sell to whom? david: theoretically, the french army was going to buy the planes. i had never seen that before that is terrific. there are several things i notice right away, i read that he walked very fast and he did. he always knew where he was going. he meant business, wilbur. orville had had a crash in the united states at fort myer. he came over eventually to france, but he was walking on a cane and could not fly. all the demonstrations in france, which were numerous, and drew huge crowds, were all conducted by wilbur. the french

in an entry written long after wilbur died. it turned out it was a boy who was known as the neighborhood bully, and his name was oliver howe, and he then later on became one of the most notorious murderers in the history of ohio. killed his mother, his father, his brother, and an estimated 12 others besides. you read the story of this boy. his family was very poor, and he had no money to spend on dentistry. and he had rotting teeth and intense pain. and he worked as a clerk in a drugstore, and the druggist gave him painkillers, which in those days, where cocaine pills. and he became addicted to cocaine, as one does, and alcohol, and had to be institutionalized. when he got out, he went on his murder binge. he was executed in 1906. so, wilbur was gone by the time the bishop was willing to set the record straight in his diary. and, oliver howe was also gone, too. and i think it is very important because there is a tendency to see this charming little street where the wrights grew up, and their father was an admirable man, and a s

wilbur, maybe the teleconference brings something, reports out of alta. feels like greece may blink. you think we'll get good news in the morning. >> i hope so, i don't know about in the morning. i think the greek people will blink and i think they will vote yes, not no. so whether it happens tomorrow, it happens sunday, doesn't make a lot of difference. charles: it could make a difference to the market, jim, because holding -- people are in the position where they don't want to stay in a lot of stocks over a regular weekend let alone a three-day weekend with a vote from the greek people being the linchpin whether we crash or go up? >> i think the greek government wants to get something negotiated to come out in favor of the referendum and make this issue go away, if we have the referendum and the people vote yes, this government is going to fail. this government is going to do everything it can in the next 24 hours to get a deal to say vote yes on the referendum. >> and watch out if they can't get that and tsipras's own best interest is for his future, t

to wilbur, it was endless work. in addition to acting as a pilot and ground crew, he was a mechanic and salesman. a team pulled the plane across the runway on a grassy field. the flying machine was swung into position facing the wind. to provide thrust for the takeoff, they developed a catapult. after the props were spun, the propeller took over. wilbur and his passenger, a french journalist, took seats on the lower wing and braced themselves for and exciting ride. he convinced europe, but no sales. brian: convinced but no sale. who was trying to sell to whom? david: theoretically, the french army was going to buy the planes.

wilbur, i'm wondering if you have any buyer's remorse at this point. [laughter] >> well, first of all, the whole 1.5 is not ours. we're a relatively small player in it. but the group in which we're participating does have a billion five. so that moderates it, a little bit, my concern. as to the imf's moves today, i think these fellas have all been in a kind of game theory mode. but i believe this is going to turn out to be more kabooky theater than a greek tragedy. david: you know, i'm looking at the two-year yield, the yield on a two-year greek bond, do you know what that happens to be? >> i'm sure it's quite high. david: 24.7% on a two-year bond. >> right. david: in order to pay that off, you have to assume that somehow, some way the greek economy could grow 24% in the next two years -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. the coupon is not 24. the reason that it's trading on a 24% yield is the bonds are trading at a big discount from par. david: true. >> they're not paying any 4 coupon. the fact is -- 24 coupon. the fact is that the aggregate rate on al

lou: wilbur ross, laying it out as it is, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, lou. lou: and good luck. to us all. >>> on wall street stocks falling sharply on concerns principally about greece. dow jones industrials down almost 180 points, the s&p lost 16 points. the nasdaq down 38. volume on the big board, a steady 3 billion shares. reminder, listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> here's a lesson why some people shouldn't ignore road signs or why most people shouldn't. jesse lopez had a gopro on his helmet, that's concerning. racing up glendora ridge road in southern california. he came around a blind curve. and what you are watching is what happens when he crossed the center line of a road, crashed head on into a fire truck! lopez suffered several broken bones but judging by the impact, it could have been much, much worse. that stretch of road clearly marked as two-way, and lopez giving them more empirical evidence that it is. >>> new fox polls on 2016 and the charleston massacre, reviving gun control in the u.s. sena

wilbur, thank you. coming up, when we return negotiators in vienna pushing to complete the final deal with eastern. what is at stake? then at the top of the hour robert wolf 32 advisers ceo, discusses greece xm bank and much, much more. we are talking about the presence of politics "squawk box" returns in just a moment. . [ male announcer ] andrew. rita. sandy. ♪ ♪ meet chris jackie joe. minor damage or major disaster, when you need us most, we're there. state farm. we're a force of nature, too. ♪ ♪ ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning. the futures ahead of the open here. dallas will open off 147 points down t. s&

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wilbur ross. he spoke about this. they have a large stake in your opinion. panicky depositors pull an estimated 1 billion euros from the bank system over the weekend, stashing cash in their houses. some people have been doing this since 2012. people who have been feverishly taking money out of the bank and now even trading there for bags of gold coins, trying to make do in a very difficult situation. sandra: a lot of been seeing weakness in trading in europe this morning as well. thank you very much. greece not the only headlines today. other headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." u.s. intelligence agencies believe there is a strong possibility the assad regime will use chemical weapons on a large scale a large scale of islamist fighters threatened strongholds. morgan stanley raised new bond trading push after years of rationing back trading operations in favor of more stable businesses. morgan stanley is quietly plotting a comeback pushing for more fixed income trading business. among lenders suffer competition for banks. on my syntax co

charles: wilbur ross will be on tomorrow night, he made a big bet on this, i cannot wait to hear him tomorrow night, but to that point, we have some images, you see them right now, more coming in here is the thing, this is why i think, that people in greece will say okay, we'll take the pain, there no other option, it is pain, either way it will be painful experience. >> the option is it leave the euro, the european union they are not negotiate anything more, they are upset that -- charles: cut a deal with them. >> i think at-this-point. charles: i think angela merkel will do something, i don't think she wants to be seen as mean german na nazi who kicked out pr greeks but she is not giving away the store. >> right but this is just keeping asset rating, greece cannot pay $1.5 billion, they can't pay $2 .2 billion it to their pensioners, so greece is really, i can see where greece would go into a depression, where they go on drachma would print money. >> why would they have to leave, if they leave that is what happens. >> they can't leave. >> if they have to give up, with all of these

. >> mike wilbur takes a look. >> reporter: this summer there's lots of cool choices when it comes to sunglasses. >> these are translucent frames. what's wonderful is they have just a hint of color, giving just a little bit of pop while not taking away all the attention from your outfit. >> reporter: round frames are a friend. >> really great to balance out a scare-shaped face. they bring a sweetness and nostalgic look from the '60s and '70s. next up funky frames these are so much fun. they've got tons of artistic detail. so you want to balance the rest of your look so that this is really the standout. >> make a bold statement with printed frames. >> last up, these are printed frames, one of my absolute favorites these are so cool. they've got this subtle floral print all the way around and deep red. it's really beautiful, really sexy. if you're a little scared to go full print on the front, a good option is something like this which just has it on the side. >> reporter: mike wilbur, nbc news. >> glad the big bug eyed ones are gone. >>> kari hall is here. you say you'll need sunglasse

wilbur carter passed out after drinking on sunday and he told police he woke up yesterday afternoon to discover his daughter in her car seat. the girl was pronounced dead at the hospital.he wasn't in the caffer for 30 seconds or a minute. we believe she was in the car for 16 hours. maureen: we are told that she suffered second-degree burns. outside temperatures reached 89 degrees when she was locked in the car. leon: we are learning what went wrong at the l'enfant plaza. ntsb released a video and you can see people go in and out of the tunnel. the operator of the train became trap and he told them he needed permission to move the train he begged for permission. but the pleas were denied when w the command center said the transit report wouldn't let a train on the platform move. >> there are changes underway. we learn from every incident. we have taken actions. the first ten actions we added additional four actions and we are responding to the ntsb. leon: the coverage of the hearing continues on. maureen: if day after maryland governor larry hogan's announcement he is fighting cancer we

they've lost money as a sector since orville and wilbur wright first flew but if you give me a chance to have a bigger seat or bigger overhead storage bin, that's an airline i want. i don't want food or if the flight attendant likes me. most flyers are that way, and airlines should be allowed to have the overhead bin space they want and to dictate their own plane. not a government mandate. i think that's way over the line. >> what do you think of this? >> well i travelled with cowboy boots, and it's going to be really hard to fit them into a smaller suitcase but, yes, this is going to benefit luggage manufacturers. it's going to benefit people who have stores. people will start shopping instead of packing their clothes. this is i think just crossing the line. we at some point need to be protected against just airlines being able to raise prices and decrease our luggage capacity. how am i supposed to survive -- >> i'm sorry about that. >> i mean airlines are businesses. they have not been making money for so long. isn't it okay for them to try to you know do whatever they need to do to

wilbur williams struck and killed year ago today at the 5th street off ramp from interstate 80. one of 4 people killed at the intersection last year. they want cal trans to prioritize safety and make improvement immediately. >> santa rosa police arrested a map who may be behind they say at least 3 sexual assaults. they release the sketch in april after woman was attacked. today police said it matches the description given for sexual assault in february and another one 9 days ago on coffee lane. police arrested 30-year-old the jason after the most recent assault. bail set at 1 million dollars. >> fbi investigate >> fbi investigating acts of sabotage against local telecom company and tonight they look for help. vandal cut fiber optic cable nreens san jose and the 4 east bay cities you see here on the map. april 2014 somebody intentionally cut the fiber optic cable interthe berkeley restaurant. since then 9 other similar cases. >> we had lost our phone line and our credit card license and then we were having power outages in the neighborhood as well. >> cables pwrong to telecom com

chopper 5 flew over the area around wilbur and minaker drive. you can the blackened patch of land behind a business. the fire backed up to the homes. firefighters were on scene moving debris and spraying hot spots for some time. no word yet on how that fire started. >>> in marin county, firefighters helped rescue a woman from the balcony of her burning apartment. flames broke out about 10:00 this morning at an apartment complex in kentfield. firefighters were quickly on the scene helping people escape. everyone got out okay. 12 units are uninhabitable. >>> this afternoon investigators were back on the scene of an accident that left a teenaged jogger in critical condition. she was hit by a minivan on point san pedro road in san rafael. she had stepped into the roadway to avoid a downed tree. kpix 5's da lin with more. >>> reporter: allen, police say the 17-year-old high school student has major injuries and isn't doing well. a minivan hit her in the number 2 lane the a tree blocking the sidewalk has since been removed. police say the young jogger

wilbur williams struck and killed year ago today at the 5th street off ramp from intetate 80. one of 4 people killed at the interction last year. they want cal trans to prioritize safety and make improvement immediately. >> santa rosa police arrested a map who may be behind they say at least 3 sexual assaults. they release the sketch in april after woman was attacked. today police said it matches the descriion given for sexual assault in feuary and another one 9 days ago on coffee lane. police arrested 30-year-old the jason after the most recent assault. bail set at 1 million dollars. >> fbi investigate >> fbi investigating acts of sabotage against local telecom company andtonight they look for help. vandal cut fiber optic cable nreens san jose and the 4 east bay cities you see here on the map. april 2014 somebody intentionally cut the fiber optic cable intthe berkeley restaurant. since then 9 other similar cases. >> we had lost our phone line and our credit card license and then we were having power outages in the neighborhood as well. >> cables pwrong to telecom company incl

wilbur williams struck and killed year ago today at the 5th street off ramp from interstate 80. one of 4 people killed at the intersection last year. they want cal trans to prioritize safety and make improvement immediately. >> santa rosa police arrested a map who may be behind they say at least 3 sexual assaults. they release the sketch in april after woman was attacked. today police said it matches the description given for sexual assault in february and another one 9 days ago on coffee lane. police arrested 30-year-old the jason after the most recent assault. bail set at 1 million dollars. >> fbi investigate >> fbi investigating acts of sabotage against local telecom company and tonight they look for help. vandal cut fiber optic cable nreens san jose and the 4 east bay cities you see here on the map. april 2014 somebody intentionally cut the fiber optic cable interthe berkeley restaurant. since then 9 other similar cases. >> we had lost our phone line and our credit card license and then we were having power outages in the neighborhood as well. >> cables pwrong to telecom com

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of the interview as the deadline goes down it hits during his show and he has the famous billionaire wilbur ross investor who was very invested in the greek banks he goes in and everybody runs out is the in or out? charles payne has him live just as the deadline hits. do not miss him today we're 43 minutes away from the closing bell. it isn't the only nation it was supposed to be a deadline with the nuclear deal for i remember that has all changed a former cia director is standing by next on live from countdown. the markets are up. liz: 43 minutes away from the closing bell. if you thought -- bought the national bank of greece this morning it is up 9% it is a silver lining with six pennies it is $0.66 that we are still watching nonetheless. markets are moving higher. now we get to the deadline for a nuclear deal in vienna. it was the deadline that was not. those that agreed to extend the deadline through july july 7th but it will allow for further discussion will a nuclear deal be made in the next few days that we should embrace or reject? former director of central intelligence and current

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well-known americans including the poet walt whitman, or hole in wilber writes, crawl sagan -- orville and wilbur rwright and carl sagan. 100 years after his death andrew jackson dominates the. from the end of the civil war -- during the age of jackson one can trace the development of modern political parties and witness a wave of political partisanship that would not look unfamiliar to modern audiences. it is here that the papers of leading figure shed light on their motivations strategies hopes, and ambitions. the division not only holds the most significant collection of papers from jackson himself, but also those of his associates and rivals. the primary source collections are amply comes amid by the library's collections of maps, prints, political cartoons. researchers studying the age of jackson will be astounded by the wealth of material here at the library of congress. we are fortunate today to have as one of our -- as a speaker one of the finest young scholars in the area of jacksonians study. dr. markcheathem earned his ean history -- he taught at the mississippi state university and 70

wilbur ross, prem watt than. he is actually known as the warren buffett. making this bad. the story really is a greece plays the eurozone, all the other countries the want to do what greece does. if they get some great package camille of ireland and the other companies on trent countries. sandra: does just then, iceland hiking its main interest rate to 5.75%. lauren: have you been to iceland? it is so expensive. sandra: let's get caught up in global markets this morning. mix trading continue to see that nikkei up. hang seng down. lower for the fourth day. begin by the way surging following comments from the central bank. in europe, stocks up in weaker on the great concerns about greece. a lot of insurgency still building there. those markets are trading to the upside. u.s. stock futures also up. talk about whether the market is oversold after four straight days of selloff. here's the yield on the 10 year period we are all watch enough for 10 year treasury yield has the highest level of 2015 at nearly 2.5%. apple's brand-new streaming service under investigation for potenti

presidents and numerous other well-known americans including such notables as walt whitman orville and wilbur wright, carl sagan, and civil rights icon rosa parks. 170 years after his death andrew jackson still dominates the. between the onslaught of the slavery crisis that overran midcentury america. one could mark the expansion of democracy, trace the development of modern political parties, and witness a wave of political partisanship that would not look unfamiliar to modern already and says. -- modern audiences. the library's manuscript division. it is here that the collection and personal papers of the nation's leading figure shed light on the motivations strategies, hopes, and ambitions very the division not only host the most significant collection of papers for jackson himself but also includes those of many of his associates and rivals. martin van buren, henry clay it daniel webster and pulled to name a few. the primary source collections are amply complemented by the library's vast collections of. newspapers, pamphlets, maps, and books. researchers studying the age of jackson would

numerous other well-known americans, including the poet walt whitman, aeronautic pioneers orval and wilbur wright , and a civil rights icon rosa parks. 170 years after his death andrew jackson still dominates the period between the founders generation and the onslaught of the slavery crisis. during the age of jackson, one could mark the expansion of democracy, trace the development of modern political parties, and witness a wave of political partisanship that would not look unfamiliar to modern art and since -- modern audiences. one of -- it is here that the collections and personal papers of the nation's leading figures shed light on their hopes and ambitions. the division not only holds the most significant collection of papers were jackson, but also includes those of many of his associates and rivals. martin van buren, daniel webster, and james polk to name a few. -- the primary source collections are amply these primary -- source collections -- these primary source collections are amply supplemented with other artifacts. we are fortunate today to have as our speaker one of the finest y

it happened near wilbur and minaker drive. firefighters put out the fire quickly leaving the blackened patch of land behind. firefighters sprayed hot spots of the no word how it started. >>> the north bay firefighters rescued a woman trapped on the balcony of her burning apartment. flames broke out at the apartment complex in kentfield. firefighters helped everyone get out safely. 12 units were declared unlivable. >>> oakland schoolteachers voting now on a new contract deal to boost their pay by at least 8%. it took them a year and a half to reach that agreement with the district. the deal includes a series of incremental pay increases and limits on student-teacher ratios. results are expected in about two hours. if the union approves this deal, the school board will then take its own vote. >>> meanwhile, san francisco supervisors rejected a building moratorium proposal in the mission district after a heated vote last night. now it could get new life on the november ballot. supporters of the moratorium are considering pushing

we enjoy you joining us, special thanks to our guest wilbur ross, appreciate it, thanks a lot. you, too, jim. [ laughter ] if you can't see the show, set the dvr, trish regan is in for lou dobbs. this is fox business. >> good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs tonight. we begin with breaking news out of washington and greece. greece missing deadline to hand over a nearly $2 billion payment to the international monetary fund in washington becoming the first developed country to do so. investors in a wait-and-see mode after greece in a desperate attempt asked for a third bailout from the eurozone and more time to renegotiate crippling debt. whether there is a dialogue depends on the bailout referendum happening on sunday. if the greeks vote no, proceedings likely begin for greece to leave the eurozone, abandon the euro and return to the drachma. greece making history. it becomes the first developed nation to default on loan payment to the imf. greece, you could say is now officially in a situation that could roil markets around the world including here at home. i

wilbur ross, we're going to ask him. you're going to talk to him about that, right? david: we are. also what happens when the recession comes. we know there's a recession coming at some point because so many central banks have zero interest rates. where do they go from here? meanwhile, the markets have gone down a little from where they were at any rate, looks like they're stabilizing at about 30 points on the dow. again, it's kind of a modest gain, to say the most you can about what this market is doing. certainly not a pullback from the gains we had yesterday, but not what it was earlier, melissa. melissa: yeah, absolutely. so there you go, those are the closing bells. and while the markets wait for tomorrow, here's everything you need to know now. david: new details in the manhunt of two escaped murderers, the search entering the sixth day with more than 500 law enforcement officials scouring new york, vermont, even canada. we have david lee miller following the story from west platts burg, new york, with the very latest. you're at a roadblock, been a lot of activity there. what

wilbur carter allegedly told police he woke up monday afternoon and didn't remember where his car was parked or where he left his daughter. >> he's walking down the street crying, he's got a little kid in his hand a lady comes out the house or walks down the street and they just start screaming. >> the toddler was left in that car more than 17 hours. she died from second degree burns. count on nbc 10 news and the first alert weather team to keep tracking the steamy and stormy conditions in our area. glenn and sheena will be on tv for the next few hours. to get the latest any time on twitter and the nbc 10 news app. >>> the vatican is setting the stage for another round of debate on hot button topics. catholic church leaders revealed the working document for its october meeting on families. the document released today doesn't break any new ground on key issues and that has disappointed many but it says there is quote, common agreement about a need to offer divorce and remarried catholics a way to reintegrate into the church. the document says gay catholics should be respected and welco

he talks about the personal stories of wilbur and orville wright, the roles their family played as the brothers experienced failures and successes, and the time in which they lived, as the race to achieve flight was at its peak. i recently picked up the washington post and saw a review

no boston at the wilbur, that's right. and i came out and i say the opening sill we in "american buffalo" beautifully written by david mamet. and i come, in the whole thing and i'm on stage for about 10 minutes-- that's a long time, right? and i realized i hadn't moved. i hadn't moved from the spot. so what happened is economy came. that thing came. it wasn't there for years. and then it just came. that's what i mean about -- >> but some people say that the act of art is as in sculpture is getting it down to a size. it's taking a role or taking-- or a painting. it is in a sense defining it down to where it works for you. >> that's right. >> rose: stripping away. >> stripping away. >> rose: so that what you see is the essence of a character of a scene. >> you see it in sports a lot too. you say "he didn't do anything. he didn't do anything." so, of course, it's what you go for. glu mentioned david mamet. what is it about the two of you? you're going to be with him again in a new flay playgee, a new play is coming out in the

starts in boston on the 14th at the wilbur theatre. [ cheers and applause ] very good. >> yeah. >> jimmy: thank you so much for being here again, as always. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i love you. you know i love you. my thanks to lena dunham, colin quinn and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight rose byrne, presidential candidate, senator bernie sanders, music from brett eldredge. featuring the 8g band with jon theodore. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doin' tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. that is good to hear. it is so lovely to have everybody here. you guys, today -- i don't know if you he

>> first time it was at wilbur college. at first i didn't know i was going to meet him i thought i was just going to his speech. a reporter came up to me she said give me three minutes. then we go to meet donald trump and that was just amazing. >> well, let me just tell you that yesterday i spoke to donald trump but. here is what he said. >> really? >> i asked him about you. here is what he said. >> your thoughts about shae doyle. is he out there stumping for president trump. >> wow i think it's fantastic. and i love that he is doing that. and some day maybe he will be president. that's good, as far as i'm concerned. i love it. >> so, shae he is obviously thrilled that you are stumping for him. what do you tell people why they should vote for donald trump. >> he will increase the quality of the education in the united states. he will bring jobs back to the u.s. and support our veterans. >> how long have you been interested in politics? >> for about a year now. it's been pretty wild ride i would say. it's really cool the wor

starts in boston on the 14th at the wilbur theatre. [ cheers and applause ] very good. >> yeah. >> jimmy: thank you so much for being here again, as always. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i love you. you know i love you. my thanks to lena dunham, colin quinn and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

wilbur ross bet on ireland and cyprus. maria: he bet on a major bank in greece, wilbur ross. >> now there is game of chicken. investors can't believe greece would play this game to jeopardize food, medicine, gasoline and salary. maria: you had to see somebody take a stand. yesterday it was the ecb. no more money. that's it. >> imf and then the ecb, both of them said no more money. maria: you had to take a stand. we'll keep talking about this. nicole, thank you. looking at impacts. keep it here all morning. i will talk to allianz chief economic advisor and speak with former aig hank greenburg on his victory over the government. futures, rough one at the open. take a look. dow industrials down expected 200 at the gate on weakness in europe and asia. here are some of the top stories. david sweat is now in custody. look at that shot. the second escapee on the run from the maximum security prison in new york state. they captured him 5:00 p.m. eastern. coming up i will talk with new york governor andrew cuomo. we'll find out all

wilbur ross has a big investment in this as well. they have to come to these terms and negotiate and get it right. >> never before have we seen a developed country like greece default. >> i did a presentation on this, the presentation, wrote abyss. the hotel california on gore, you can never leave. they can make noises. jeremy cannot afford to let greece exit. >> generally agree with you. this superstrategy has been to emphasize greece goes for the euro zone. it doesn't really -- in the scheme of things. you can't let us go, with all the indications for the rest of the euro zone. the germans said no or we won't rescue you or do what you need to do in terms of austerity. home markets are siding with germany rather than greece. spanish and italian bond yields, still yielding very little more than u.s. treasuries of so far the germans are winning that and in the end, it doesn't matter. >> germany wants greece. maria: they also want them to follow the rules. before greece were to leave if greece were to leave the euro the cyprus governme

host: wilbur is in st. petersburg, florida. caller: good morning. i am a first-time caller and i want to say thank you. i support the president and the effort by the republican house leadership to support this agreement. i think we should give the president a chance to work his agenda. he has carried us for seven years in a positive direction. i think we need to have faith in the president. if it does not work out, we can adjust the policy. i think he should get the initial support to work the agenda. i believe in bipartisanship. here we have bipartisanship between a fraction lysed congress. -- fraction lalised congress. host: do you support this because you support the president? caller: i believe in free trade. i am surprised the congress is supporting the president. i think we need to come together and work together. host: curtis is in maryland. you are on "the washington journal." caller: good morning. i am completely against both measures. every time we have done free trade agreements of this kind, we have lost a lot of american jobs. that will

the state department, the key policymakers, secretary wilbur j. carr, assistant secretary walton more and legal advisers, did most of the work hand the best way to describe them, introduce them in my book. when the case came before the -- an obvious choice to assign to the issue. nationality and citizenship, and florida had been a u.s. delegate to the conference on codification of international law where he wrote one of the protocols related to dual nationality and military obligations. it was better known, he was a democrat he was appointed by president coolidge and reappointed by president hoover. he had become in 1946 one of the first u.s. judges on the international court of justice. they took different approaches. floor going seem to like the of traditional of rich edson wells. kind of ironic even though some dwells was a personal friend of fdr he preferred to follow the old approach of congress making the loss and the executive branch carrying them out. hall on the other hand was willing to follow the new technocratic approach. their efforts