arnie duncan hailed the judge's ruling saying that it could help dozens of students who are hurt. it has long pitted teachers unions against reformers. three states in the district o district of columbia have limited tenure. it's one that is fun to watch and could have an impact nationwide. >> does it follow that making it easier to fire teachers would help poor and minority kids get an enter education? is the custom governing the work rules of employees work as something that qualifies as an equal protection case. is it as hard as some will tell you to get rid of a bad teacher, and how should a new teacher get job protection after two years in the classroom? is that good policy? all these questions are at the heart of the debate in the tea teacher tenure challenge. dana goll steen, the our thorough of "the teacher wars." jonathan is president of the california federation of teachers, and ted is the lead attorney for the student plaintiffs in the california teachers tenure case. joshua, how does tenure work in california? if i'm a first- or second-year teacher is there a trigger d

i am here to talk to you about nominating arnie stadium as a national landmark. >> harney -- >> harney stadium -- correct, the building that is now designated candlestick park and candlestick park was close thursday week after 54 years of consective service serving the community of california. harney stadium or better known as candlestick park is the first full rebar structure built as a stadium to be designed by architect john bowls. john bowls is a master. he has been recognized. his information is held at the harvard library for architectural design. all of these cases in point to include the last historical review assessment of candlestick park need to be rereviewed and why we bring this today because we seek to nominate candlestick park as a national landmark because it deserves the recognition. on that note i hope we have the opportunity to bring new business to you to show you our designs and plans to renovate candlestick park, to revitalize our stadium and bring a major league soccer franchise to our city which we obsesan -- deserve. san francisco has the longest association an

. >> reporter: not only was grant in love with an american communist, screenwriter arnie manhoff.o speak at the memorial service of a fellow actor. jay edward donver, who died of a heart attack sloert of his 40th birthday. >> two days later i was in an actors equity meeting, and the actor in front of me said -- and i said what? and he said, he had this book of red channels, and my name was in it, lee grant was in it. with the words that i said at his memorial. >> reporter: what is it to see your name on that list today? >> i'm in good company. >> reporter: grant's name was placeed on a list that included leonard bernstein, lena horne arthur miller, pete seger. orson wells and many others. >> from that day for 12 years, i couldn't work again in film or television. >> reporter: once her name appeared, she had to testify in washington, d.c. observe the unamerican activities committee. what did these men ask you? >> they asked me if i got my work through the communists. apparently, they had put together communist agents -- theatre agents. so an agent they thought was a communist. it w

interesting is who was lined up on the side of the young school girl who was the named petitioner, arnie duncan, speaks for the obama administration. if you believe what what you read. here is the secretary of education saying taking down teacher tenure in california, the largest single state administered system in the country, of course, because california is the largest state, that's a good thing. >> tenure is making sure a good teacher cannot be fired. tenure is due process. most states like mine in utah, after a probationary period, met expectations and had good evaluations, when you get to that level that says now you have tenure, it simply means if you are going to be fired, you get two things. you get to know why you are being fired. and if you believe you are being fired unfairly you get a chance to did he have phone called yourself in front of a hearing officer. every state has different time lines or has two things play out. and every state should always be looking at: are those time lines fair? are you protecting someone who is in competent whi? do you have weigh that. >> it's

but this vestige of america's agrarian past is hurting the future, and just ask education secretary arnie dup ce duncan. >> well, this is the chance to compete in a global environment, and if in other a countries, they are are going to school 30 or more days than us, it is a intelligent disadvantage. >> and so children stop learning 35% of what they have learned and the summer slide hits the low-income learners the hardest. 10% of children, american children are in summer school. and that is why programs like practice makes perfect are important and it is a nonprofit ser isving 500 new york city school kids in the summer. we stopped by to check it out. >> >> and how do you do this? >> well, a lot of the students could not read or write their own name, and there is so much that you lose over the summers and the teachers have to spend two to three months reviewing the same material, and then you are falling behind, because you are not getting as much done. >> what practice makes perfect is doing is to be a seamless integration from school year to school year and be a cornerstone. >> two-thi

now virtually everybody in the u.s., for example, everybody arnie has a smartphone. you are talking about getting people to upgrade. -- everybody already has a smartphone. you're talking about getting people to upgrade. they will be very specific in their choices. error all of these minute differences. -- there are all of these minute differences. inin, they are trying to fit between these different markets. unlike the u.s., many other parts of the world do sell unsubsidized phones. they actually have to hit different price points. that is part of what they're doing with this as well. >> is samsung doing too much? >> samsung has always done the shotgun approach. throw a bunch of stuff against the wall and see what sticks. this seems like a continuation of that. it is kind of like copying what apple has done. have seen where these other hardware manufacturers have would've bigger focus on a premium look and feel to the hardware. that has long been a criticism for most people with samsung's phones. it has not heard them before, but now that they have seen their sales d

the attorney general, eric holder and the secretary of education, arnie duncan in between started the supportive school initiative to address school climate and problems within school involving suspensions and ex pulses. i think we need to applaud them for the extraordinary work that's happened under their leadership, with other philanthroppy about the whole phenomena about suspensions and ex pulses of students. they have worked on new civil righ rightsgized that make it possible for communities across america to gather information about what's happening in their local schools. so, if we have a situation where oakley wants to go back to his school or will wants to go back to his school and find out what's happening with suspensions and ex pulses or he wants to go back to the school before he became a little older -- excuse me -- then we can go and look at what the local school looks like in this area. so we have a baseline for figuring out where we are going to go. those are two things. >> thank you. i guess the one thing that struck me by the last panel was the idea of the fight does

. >> after the break, a data-driven decision as mark arnie gets ready to deliver his inflation reportwill he -- what will trigger a rate hike at the bank of england? ♪ welcome back. i am mark barton. introducing video advertisement as it seeks to broaden advertisement revenue. at drawingfective attention and interaction from users. it will allow marketers to pay each time someone clicks to watch a video. pushingcustomers are update software networking instead of selling more hardware. coca-cola and goldman sachs say they will not pay for it quit meant -- for equipment such as routers when software can make more versatile equipment. they will report earnings later today. cathay pacific affiliates have decreased. >> time to discuss the british economy. we will have the quarterly inflation report later. joining us is sam hill. atis a senior u.k. economist capital markets. the top line says that spur capacity not what it used to be, a bit like -- >> [laughter] >> mark barton. everything i am reading is that everything is hawkish. >> if they do not revise down, thatapacity of 1%-1.5%, will

. >> it is almost a year since we had forward guidance introduced by mark arnie. -- mark carney. a great deal has been made of the inflation report. underemployment gave scope to hold off on raising rates. myday times ruined brunch. carney said it was something that might tempt us to raise rates. yesterday, 1.6%. there is a great article written on bloomberg view. it is called "calling mark carney." >> he has moved from an unreliable boyfriend to a fox in hedgehog's clothing. >> that means the hedgehog focuses on one critically important thing. for example, unemployment. the hedgehog changes his mind and focuses on something else. a fox is something that looks at different parameters. i think the cpi data was the biggest shock. we have had a bit of an argument this morning as to which one of us will talk about the range of use. hawk-omiter.e zero means you are a dove, 10 means you are a hawk. it seems that the boe is balanced. >> we will have a guest from union credit who will take us o --ugh the hawkom hawkometer. wide range about a of use. we have not had a wide range of views.

i think arnie will reflect that. there is this -- which number should we be looking at?nk we're likely to get modest outdoor provisions and a slight narrowing of the estimates of slack. what it means for the market is we would be left wondering. for me and makes it highly unlikely they will have enough evidence to decide on a rate hike before the end of this year. for february of next. on that basis it should be neutral sterling. they narrow that slack more than we are anticipating, sterling could get a boost. if they give a lot of emphasis to the lack of wage growth and that means there is a lot of slack in the economy, sterling moves the other way. it is a head scratcher. >> on the dollar sterling, which one has the up hand? which one is in the up trend now? both of them are centered on when is the next rate hike going to be. has theels the dollar upper hand. it had a fantastic july. it sustained those gains from august. i think the market has recognized we have a lot priced in. i think that needs to be evaluated by the data where it has not been, sterling is vulnerabl

arnie matt the people travel from all over didn't become a part of the black rock city the riches ofn the middle of the desert less for we attract 70,000 people burning man started as small then on baker beach in san francisco years ago >> : next insider more on the rocky relationship between our i carry and neck can more of that at 7:00 and cider followed by entertainment tonight at 730. before we school away from our 6:00 newscast heading in the weekend was to be like a >> : really nice day out there today did see the fog of the coastline so back corridor and see throughout the weekend morning fog clearing back the coast slowly drizzle up the coastline inside they as well temperatures not changing much this weekend 6 is that the immediate coast '70s as the bay it is pretty much everywhere else but as we head into next week to see what was this thursday pictures getting back in the '90s and when so a little bit above average won't see below average temperatures for much of the summer actually what people enjoying that >> : the first night will be back at 8 " see you then the mean...

in 2010 mel and arnie west collaborated the history of the cold war and most recently he co-authoredn certain times american foreign policy after the cold war. he's now editing, co-editing a book on come partive strategy making and writing about the foreign policy of the george w. bush administration. our last speaker will be jeffrey engel. jeff is founding director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. prior to accepting that appointment, he held a post-doctoral fellowship and taught at the university of wisconsin, yale, the university of pennsylvania, haverford and texas a&m. he was the 52 professor at the bush school and the director of programming for the skocroft institute for teaching and membership. while as texas a&m he received a silver star award for teaching and membership, distinguished teaching award from a&m's association of former students and a university system chancellor's teaching excellence award. among the numerous articles and books he has written or editted. he was schaefer's 2012 lecturer and recipient of norwegian nobel pric

the ceo of mare not, arnie sorenson, i nominate you and your team outside d.c. of gopro, nick woodman, to pull off an event like the als ice bucket challenge as only, i assume, the gopro team can do. thank you, sara. >> you look very nice in your little t-shirt. the crowd is happy. how about you pick those people? >> lots of thinking. and they're good friends of the show. >> it's raised a lot of money. it's gone absolutely viral and it's huge. >> they have raised just over $15 million so far. that's up, i think, from $7 million last week, which is seven times what they had this time last year. so with these new teams, they'll make even more. >> all right. well, simon hobbs, you look great. >> thank you. >> are you cold? >> a little bit. i have to do the europe close now. see you in a minute. >> he's going to change back into his suit. with that we turn it over to" squawk alley." >> thank you so much. good morning. it is 8:00 a.m. at google headquarters in mountain view, california. 11:00 a.m. here on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> good monday mor

in 2010 mel and arnie west collaborated the history of the cold war and most recently he co-authoredn certain times american foreign policy after the cold war. he's now editing, co-editing a book on come partive strategy making and writing about the foreign policy of the george w. bush administration. our last speaker will be jeffrey engel. jeff is founding director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. prior to accepting that appointment, he held a post-doctoral fellowship and taught at the university of wisconsin, yale, the university of pennsylvania, haverford and texas a&m. he was the 52 professor at the bush school and the director of programming for the skocroft institute for teaching and membership. while as texas a&m he received a silver star award for teaching and membership, distinguished teaching award from a&m's association of former students and a university system chancellor's teaching excellence award. among the numerous articles and books he has written or editted. he was schaefer's 2012 lecturer and recipient of norwegian nobel pric

in 2010 mel and arnie west collaborated the history of the cold war and most recently he co-edited "oncy after the cold war." he's now editing, co-editing a book on comparative strategy making and writing about the foreign policy of the george w. bush administration. our last speaker will be jeffrey engel. jeff is founding director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. prior to accepting that appointment, he held a post-doctoral fellowship and taught at the university of wisconsin, yale, the university of pennsylvania, haverford and texas a&m. he was the 52 professor at the bush school and the director of programming for the scowcroft institute for teaching and membership. -- mentorship. while as texas a&m he received a silver star award for teaching and mentorship, distinguished teaching award from a&m's association of former students and a university system chancellor's teaching excellence award. among the numerous articles and books he has written or edited. he was shafr's 2012 lecturer and recipient of the norwegian nobel institute fellowship. he'