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. -- believe thein. not only are they impacting the students' lives in a constructive way, they have been able to illustrate to their children the value of an education. this jump continues to be rewarding at many levels. i was very proud of our teachers, they do great work. >> i was born and raised in spain and i have had one of the best weeks of my life. i'm a parent and i'm committed to san francisco for the long term. i am an american citizen. i speak spanish quite well. the bottom line is that you know the city has an issue with education. you know that the most important issue that one can think of is the approach to children. i think the kind of top quality truly diverse multi lingual education that this institution provides is pretty much unmatched in the city and in the country in some areas. for a person like me, we speak three languages at home. we are committed to this type of education. i think that there's basically no other choice. education is not only about what people teaching but also

. >> that doesn't necessarily mean there was a karnal relationship among thein terms are necessarily carnal? >> some of the letters are are not. of children that were born of eleanor roosevelt contradicts in itself your thinking she had 5 children? >> i think as the movie brokeback mountain showed us all, in earlier air as who were gay or lesbian had to part might be to have normal looking family and social pretenses do you think thank lin had an eye for the trim ankle before he saw some of trace of what you're talking about in eleanor to go back to that question? he was 36 by my calculation and mercer was 27.'r talking about 1916,1917,1918 >> very early. >> then you point out tha in 1945 when he died and you misincorrectly said he died in warm springs, west virginia where it was warm >> that's correct. >> that'sn error in th book and it's a common erro because there are warm springs in west virginia. and i've seen that in any material. but just to ease the blo so you say that lucy merce was his mistress for life. from 1916 or thereabouts in warm springs from a >> yes. hemorrhage. >>

we would move faster if we didn't have a lot of thein are struggles. we don't, sometimes we fight each other. sometimes we fight the elements out there. does that help? >> i wanted to say you asked if it was hard on the community? >> oh , yeah. it's hard. it's just hard always. there are always changes there are always change in supervisors and merchants and the community it's a struggle. us with the captain he came in and it was so smooth. we were lucky i was worried. i never met him. he came in and it was wonderful. like we were skipping down the street together for years. perfect harmony. yeah, it's always hard and as far as us because we work on different grants and things together. we fight all the time because i consider them my family. you know how you fight with our family you are like don't call me again and the next day you call and say, what do we have to do. that's how it is for us. >> yes. >> uh-huh. >> >> right. her question is is talking about what the community's role is in the safety. and also what's realistic? i think that goes once a

. >> i think it's interesting when they asked thein consumer, whato you want temporary cheaper fare or clean seats? they said give me the clean sets and they'll do that. >> designer b.a.r.t. >> 42 trains and no delays for the system as it currently stands, good news as well. we'll take you out to pleasanton to the sunol grade northbound 680 at bernal, reports of a minor accident between a tractor-trailer and the dodge neon, it's not lit up there. watch out for that but no major slowing. a live look over the grade. we'll show you the volume of traffic through the construction zone, a pleasant drive, but haze is in the air as the sun is giving light to the area, we notice there's a little bit of haze hanging around. we'll track it and let you know if there's issues. so far, so good. >> not too bad. >>> nice temperatures. >> it's nice this time of year. sometimes we get the 100-degree readings not the case. 50s right now, some of the fog that mike was talking about, pretty high up, not affecting visibility at all. there's a little bit of heat over the desert southwest that will come our d

. >> if people have watched us on tv here it was fortune's john for thein and you are now with cnbc as of yesterday. congratulations on that. >> glad to be part of the family. >> today we've got ya hoo. let's talk about apple. apple is the big one. we get their quarterly report after the closing bell today. what do you expect? >> i want to get numerical for a second. the street is expecting somewhere around $14.6 billion and per share just over $3. i actually look for something closer to $15 billion in eps maybe north of $3.25. apple has a way of trying to tamp down expectations. >> notoriously conservative. the apple i-pad, we've talked a lot about the iphone. it's been dominating the news. it'll be the i-pad where we'll really see a lot of interesting numbers. >> there will be interesting numbers there. remember, about a month ago they said they sold 3 million. so we're wondering how close they've gotten to 4 million by now. also it'll be interesting to see anything around the iphone 4. they said they've sold well north of 3 million of those. you want to see the whole iphone number,

taxes, presumably on financial institutions or they can increase the size of the deficit with the with thein interested in additional opinions of the editors of the national review on the bill, it is available at nationalreview.com. thank you for joining us from our new york city studios. thanks for your time. guest: thank you so much, susan. host: will introduce you to peter bart arent, here this morning to talk about american power in the world, america's role. he thinks about this through the lens of history in his new book. "the excellus syndrome -- >> some of the headlines, a spy swap between the u.s. and russia might take place soon although officials are not saying anything. security has been increased around a moscow prison where convicted western spies are said to be. in new york the federal court is set to decide the fate of 10 russian spy. suspects spy u.s. and russian officials met secretly yesterday. the pentagon has started sending out troops a survey of 100 questions looking for their views on the impact of repealing the "don't ask, don't tell" restriction prohibiting gays and

you wrote, on july 4 i said on the united states that iran will give thein. has the capacity and the will to fight oppression. as we have said so many times before, in any war, one party wishes to avoid it. this time it will happen although one party does not wish it. that was the case of the two world wars and in 1014 and in 1029, only 25 years, one from the other. it would not have erupted had not been for previous miscalculations, believing they could accomplish goals without a high price paid. one advocates fair national interest and the other as material interest. the analysis of every war fought throughout recorded history of our species shows that one of the parties has pursued self goals. it is absolutely wrong to entertain the illusion that this time such goals be obtained without the most truthful of awards. one of the best articles around but a local research website on thursday. the authors offer indisputable evidence that every well- informed person should be aware of. . . and potentially all of the major forces of other countries. super stealth

taxes, presumably on financial institutions or they can increase the size of the deficit with the with theinld have to look at that and say i cannot support the bill. host: thanks for being with us. i want to tell our viewers if they are interested in additional opinions of the editors of the national review on the bill, it is available at >> friday on "washington journal" -- protecting oil spill victims in the gulf with a director of the national institute for occupational safety and health. then the proposal to increase taxes on top earners to increase the national -- to decrease the act -- to decrease the national debt. then the health reporter from the "washington post" gives an update. washington journal airs every morning starting at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> "prime-time book to the" continues tonight with a look of politics -- jonathan alter on "the promise" and former speaker, newt gingrich. also, attend a book party for bill press. his new release is "toxic talk." and a boston radio talk show host defends the t party movement. that is all this week on c- span2. >> starting on frida