there that esl classroom. i wanted to fit and that could not but i worked very hard to finish my esl class's to get out of the program. by the time i was in eighth grade i was enrolled in regular eighth grade english >>host: if there is a pitcher we will show reyna grande you with a saxophone. tell us the story. >> that was something i discovered at burbank a junior high school in seventh grade. my counselor in rolled meat and banned. not something i chose. and elective van day put me there. i was so lucky to have them put in that class the cousin i walked in there my teacher said which instrument do you want to pay? i thought i had to pay per eyes of commons does it cost? he said it does not cost anything. it seemed like the whole world opened up to me i could choose whichever i wanted eyes of the saxophone that is the one i wanted. >>host: do you still play today? >>guest: i don't play any more and have not played since i graduated from city college. and then there was no marching band. but then i discovered

hang out near the esl classroom. i do remember wanting to fit in. but not being able to because i was in esl student. i worked very hard at trying to finish my esl classes and get out of that program. by the time was in eighth grade, i was enrolled in regular eighth-grade english. >> host: reyna grande, there is a picture we are going to show you with a saxophone. please tell us about that. >> guest: yes, the saxophone was something that i discovered when i was at urban junior high school in seventh grade. my counselor and roll me in band. it was an elective class. i was so lucky to have been put in that class. because when i walked in there and the teacher said, what instrument do you want to play, i thought at first that i had to pay for the classes, and i asked how much it cost. he said it doesn't cost you anything, it does seem like the whole world opened up to me. i got to choose whatever instrument i wanted and i chose the saxophone and that's the one i wanted. >> host: do you still play today? >> guest: i don'

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with everything else in esl's portfolio, it is about sears, but it's not about sears.ely new position, how are you going to be steering that strategy when your background is not in retail. >> esl, we talk about it as a hedge fund and it is to a certain extent, but of course the control position in sears, in many ways is more like a private equity fund. even referencing portfolio companies would indicate more of that. it's just interesting from that perspective. >> of course, companies are hard to cover, too. there's not much information about what their strategy is, and where they're going with a lot of these companies. it's hard to imagine a situation where we'll have much clarity on what that strategy is. >> it's also not like the sledding's going to get a whole lot easier when it comes to competition. the news about target today, which we'll talk about in a second, although cramer's point this morning, if housing really does get better in 2013, maybe that does lift all those. >> best buy certainly went through some of those issues while he was on the board for four

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for another school, it might be having esl programs and having parent workshops at night. >> whatever the approach, says catholic university's convey, one ingredient is essential. >> leadership is absolutely critical in any kind of a private school to make sure that the school thrives. 60% to 70% of those schools are at risk because they had a leadership problem at some point, and they've never recovered from it. so leadership is the absolute key. >> although enrollment at conwell-egan is growing, and st. stephen no longer runs at a deficit, it is premature to call each experiment a complete success. >> oh, it's coming out, bill. oh, oh. >> but these two schools, once perilously close to closing, do give reason for optimism. for now at least, the music has never seemed sweeter. for "religion and ethics newsweekly," this is bob faw in new york. >>> episcopal bishop jane holmes dixon died in her sleep on christmas day. she was 75. dixon was a suffragan bishop in the diocese of washington, and the second woman in the u.s. to be ordained an episcopal bishop. she retired in 2002 and became

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i have been an esl teacher for many years. 95% of my students are illegal. i do not know how they get into the schools. many are young women and have 3 or four kids. if their children are entitled to medicaid and food stamps. patterson and passaic have the highest subsidized school lunch program because of undocumented workers or illegal people. is it fair for the taxpayers to have to pay for that. thank you for taking my call. guest: you are raising excellent points. public education, emergency medical care -- i could go on and on. the supreme court said illegal immigrant children are entitled to public education. they can be part of an enforcement program. that is not what the supreme court said. that decision has been one of the major magnet drawing people here. look at the welcoming page. it says many immigrants come here because of free education. it actually advertises that. making it possible for newcomers to get jobs. it is and outrage at what has been going on. it is a complete non-starter. guest: you never mentioned that the enforcement record of t