john stein beck. up next on a second look. >> this year marks 75 years since awe that are john stein back published his book. the valley today is mostly peace full n. the time at stein back it was not always so. at the time there was battles between the have's and the have not's. diana ross prepares this looking back in the year 2000s. >> in the 1930s with the nation's of the deep depression, california's farmers demanding better working. agriculture was making some people rich. green gold and lettuce have pushed the city to the top of the nation of per capita's income. >> the exporters were getting more money and the need of the workers were neglected. >> men who lived alone. in california it was a crime for philippine men to mary women of different races. >> and then we went to the fields because no one would take this work. >> philippine lettuce cutters organizing one of california's first armed labor union. they formed an alliance with the shed workers. the strike was effective for a few weeks unt

there's a story when john stein beck goes and visits with lbj. and he loves stein beck, johnson, the land, the people, that kind of thing. but i go with jefferson and theodore roosevelt as the most literate of our presidents. >> including well read. >> yes. >> the back is edited by douglas brinkley. thank you, a pleasure. >> thanks, charlie. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> for more about this program visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlierose.com. >> on the next char lee rose a conversation with james cameron, the film director, about his trip to the ultimate depths of the ocean. >> release, release, release! >> see ya. >> i think my heart rate is up a little bit at the moment that i tell them to release the sub. >> deep sea challenger, do you copy, over? >> deep sea challenger, do you copy, over? >> you're down at 27,000 feet and one system goes, then another system goes, then another system, and pretty soon you realize you're in this kind of dead metal coffin, and if the weights don't come off, you're toast. >> funding for c

john is exactly right, my take on education in america and of higher education in k-12 education comes from something i call stein'slaw. if something cannot go on forever it will stop and frequently compressed by herbicide later on as if something can't go on forever, it won't. what can go on forever? if you look at higher education right now you see a lot of stuff that can go on forever but the big thing that can't go on forever is this divergence between what people make when they get out of college and what it cost to go to college. ever since the 70s which coincidentally is right about the time the federal government got into the business of subsidizing tuition and other student expenses we have had a growth intuition and fees that has been more than double the rate of growth in family income and that means people have made up the difference with the debts that have been a form of federally subsidizing guaranteed student loans are the most part. before the housing bubble people would sometimes take out a home-equity loan to finance junior's college while that probably still goes on there is a lot less home-equi

john brennan confirmed cia employees improperly searched computers used by senators who were investigating the agency's interrogation program. it is a total about face for brennan who in march says senator diane fine stein'susations of spying quote couldn't be further from the truth. >>> this morning growing fears about the deadly ebola virus as a medivac plane like this one heads to liberia to fly two infected americans back to the u.s. one of them expected to be treated at a hospital in atlanta. waga mark tight ner is live outside of the president with new details. good morning, mark. >> good morning. as you can image in atlanta it is raising eyebrows about this news coming our way. the first time anybody is going to have the ebola virus on u.s. soul it will be here in the metro area. they tell people not to worry about that. these two missionaries who contracted the ebola virus in liberia while they were working with patients over there coming back, we are hearing that one of them might be coming to the hospital. they haven't told us which one will be coming to the emory university hospital. but the person who does come here for treatment will be placed in a special isolation cell. a cell -- isolation