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deborah is a writer and a linguist, working extensively on language, education, families and work, china, traveling for "the atlantic," "national geographic," "the new york times," and "washington monthly." james, deborah, richard, please and secretary, thank you so much for joining us. please get them a round of applause. [applause] gov. bullock: secretary pritzker i will open with you. ,as the cochair of the council of foreign relations task force, and this is something that, when i read, i knew that we need to have you speaking to our overall crew. i know that you and your team came up with serious recommendations along the way. can you give us a sense of that? mr. prizker: sure. thank you for having us here today. governor, i think the fact that you have made good jobs for all americans a central these what you are doing at the nga is really important. future, so we are looking at innovative technologies coming down the pike over the next few years and will have >> an impact. we are not democrats and republicans. we are be ceo's and the states that get to build coalitions. >> it is f

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protocols, i think we want to upgrade that focus on communication and patient understanding in a cross cultural linguistic model that makes sense to ensure we always maintain and provide the highest quality at whatever cost we could serve in order to provide the service we always have and hopefully will in the future. does that make sense? >> that absolutely makes sense. thank you for the comments. we'll certainly take that to heart and think about how we can maximize the ways that we're able to do that really high-quality linguistically sensitive, culturally sensitive communication with patients. >> thank you very much for your report, and i want to echo the comments that commissioner guillermo made, and i also want to suggest that i appreciate the assertiveness in which you take your responsibilities to address this issue. whether or not we get the outcomes that we desire, just know that we're in process and has some periodic updates about where that process is, because it will take a long time. we recognize that. but i like the assertiveness and the position that you have taken in relationship to addre

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and a is a writer linguist.he's written extensively on language, education, families work, china, and travel for the atlantic national "new york times" and washington monthly. ames deborah richard and secretary, thank you so much for joining us. please give them a round of applause. [applause] >> i'll open up with you, pritzker, as the council of foreign relations task force and this is omething, when i read, i knew that we had to have you speaking to our overall crew. know that you and your team came up with a series of recommendations along the way of ow we can better link work force and education. can you give us a sense of that. >> sure. for of all, thank you having us here today. think the fact that you've made good jobs for all mericans a centerpiece of what you're doing at the nga is really terrific, because we all our that the people in communities are being affected by these seismic forces of innovation, automation, artificial intelligence, and globalization, and also, that of work is changing. report i

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a risk though. >> you reach being future linguist linguistic -- futuristic. >> bernie sanders is about to get into this feel. photos want a little bit of both. they want people who raise them up but also people who's going to take their sign. >> i wonder what the lesson is in 20 15 for that. >> in terms of progressive policies and really changing the status quo, hillary clinton although she was going toe to toe with donald trump, she was the moderate candidate and did not end up winning the electoral coverage. he said when it came to klobachar or some other senator. compares to a warren or a standard, he would rather have a yes, we can candidate, thoutiou over and putting together figure ideas. the energy right now is certainly on the progressive side in terms of issue without question. many of them are talking about medicare for all. multi millionaire tax. these are things that used to be considered fringed approaches but now it is in the mainstream. michael bennett he was on "meet the press," others expressed concerns these are two left. they'll be problematic for general election voters who are

says the world lost a creator and great innovator, sentiment shared by celebrities who are paying tribute to the fashion icon. when bumgarner. >> lagerfeld was an impressive linguist perfect french, english, italian and german during his interviews at fashion shows. >>> still ahead, a car erupt noose flames and worth is trapped inside. how four strangers braved that fire to get her out. >>> the sand surrounded the whole leg, i couldn't move it. >> a hiker gets stuck in quicksand for hours and sharing his story of survival. >>> after a cold start to the day, many locations are in the 50s, beautiful blue skies. and nice pretty view, berkeley cam looking west across the bay, what you can expect, we >>> a dramatic rescue to save a woman pinned inside a burning car. the footage shows the courage of four people who risked their lives to save a stranger. that happened on a highway outside of new orleans. a 41-year-old woman stopped at a traffic light, gets rear ended by a drunk driver at high speed just after sunrise. broke the drivers side window and they braved that fire as they pulled the woman out. >> burnt one guy's face and his eye, so i put my hood on. when we bro

a writer and linguist who has written extensively on the language, education, and also writes for "thetic," "national geographic," "slate and other magazines. please give them a round of applause. [applause] >> secretary fitzgerald, as cochair of the council of foreign relations task force, something that when i read, i knew that we had to heavy speaking to our group. i know that you and your team came up with serious recommendations on how we can better link workforce education. -- link of the workforce in education. these talk about that. >> first of all, thank you for having me. good jobs is a central piece of what you're doing at the nga, and that is terrific. in our that people committee are being affected by the forces of innovation, automation, artificial intelligence and globalization. also, the nature of the workforce is changing. deck we haveide put together for you governors, and the report is really a menu of opportunity for you to figure out how to implement it in your state. changeble to actually the opportunities for your people in your state. let me give you a couple of

algorithms are not catching it because the algorithms think that black linguistics is closer to turkish than english. we don't have al solve to this. we have to solve this ourselves and be aware of what we're looking at and check the accounts. make sure they didn't just get started and that you're not just talking to a troll farm. >> to a troll farm, new account just formed or only tweeted about retweeting cat photos and now tweeting about kamala harris. >> exactly. only two accounts, yeah. thank you. >> absolutely. thank you very much. more "am joy" after the break. k. more "am joy" after the break. ss cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. the only network to win in all four major awards is the one

a question that has been wrestled with for some time. quebec is certainly part of canada, but in many ways, both culturally, spiritually, and linguisticallytentious. go back far enough and you get a clearer picture of why. the french arrived on the shores of quebec city in the early 16th century, but succumbed to the military might of great britain in the mid-18th. thus began a gradual but steady persecution of all things french. the québécois have struggled mightily to hang onto their french heritage and language. the issue of seceding entirely, a notion that persists to some extent even today. journalist patrick lagacé meets me for lunch at bistro m sur masson to help me understand a little bit of what many québécois feel is at stake. so, i was going to talk about the whole history of french québécois identity, the separatist movement, all this, but i have to get right to the pressing matter of the day: pastagate. [ laughter ] >> patrick: pastagate. what do you want to know about pastagate? >> anthony: for those not up on current quebec politics, pastagate refers to an incident where local authorities notified an italian restaurant that

wells is written in linguistic narrative but also numbers because everybody talks about her being a journalist but that's what she did on the side. she was at the forefront of statistical research and heard a and she had all the stats of lynching across her country and she did this in solidarity with her best friend because her best friend was snatched and from that point she was recording every lynching so it was an act of love that turned into an endeavor but she put it in the newspapers of other people with no. when i began to write the column you have to read it out loud. you cannot read the symbols because they won't give you the narrative structure. you have to read it out loud because i use the symbols so underneath the title it says the speed of light is almost equivalent to love coming in a hurry and what i was playing in the background when i was writing that [inaudible] because it talks about the feeling of a lover and was around the time when he passed so that definitely kept me in a trance i was in it for days meditating on what would be ida b. wells. the same thing happened for.

smith himself, just to give you a sense on how polyglot the frontiers were, he spoke english but he also spoke german some and he also had acquired native american linguistic ability. so that's the way the frontier has a number of different groups living, cohabiting with each other and the black boys rebellion was more of a united ethnic divisions. >> are there any other questions? >> how did they come to be called the black boys? dr. spero: how did they come to be called the black boys? yeah, this is actually, this was something of an issue writing the book. my editor and i had discussions, because some may think it's about something else. something to do with african-american history. they were called black boys because they disguised themselves with charcoal in the initial raid. i believe they probably did that as just a part of who they were, continuing to blacken their faces to strike fear in others. the other thing, we suspect, is that this image of james smith, you see the red scarf there, it's believed that the black boys had red bandannas so this image of smith, which is done much later in life, is really interesting to think about, because here's

a dream. 'cause it had computer evidence. it had dna evidence. it had forensic linguistic analysis, which is you know, who wrote the note? ke sure she was convicted. >> so we had been given this remarkable access to both d.a. fitzpatrick and his team, and to chuck keller and the team working with him to try to defend stacey castor. and remember, for this defense team and this young defense attorney, what he has to do is come up with reasonable doubt. he really just needs one juror eyou have done ts. possible that >> we were looking for evidence of the accusations against stacey. >> so they begin hunting. they go to the home. >> i think we looked in probably every drawer, every dresser, we went in the basement. >> you can compare the style of writing, the way they spell certain words or misspell certain words. >> we found several letters and we said, you know, these were written by ashley and one of them actually discussed suicide and we thought holy cow this, this can't be a small thing. >> they find a letter. a letter written to one of ashley's boyfriends, after they had broken up. she's distraught, and she says she's co

a deadline for another government shutdown. how are they going to breach this impasse? it's not actual deal terms in linguistics, and rhetoric. alix: especially when you have the debt ceiling looming in the background as well. brutal quarter when it comes to their trading. overall trading revenue down 40%. equity trading down about 70%. stocks off the lows of the session. this beat out the worst expectations. going forward, looking at cost cuts. lisa: is this because of the low rate regime, the negative yielding regime in europe? it is becoming less profitable to make bets with banks' own money. bnp was one of the banks along with socgen cutting their proprietary trading unit. tradewas a derivatives that went awry at the end of the year. there's a question whether the power has shifted from the sell side to the buy side in this era of quantitative easing. there's a question of whether that plastic model of making bets with their own money is not profitable. goldman sachs thinking about cutting the amount of money they commit to their flagship that trading business. why? they are not making enough money. david: exactly. this i

your own linguistic tast so that there that there was extremist contents and in the cases that i've seen often the reasons given are actually quite absurd so for instance in the barry first case of a non-religious electric chair of the jehovah's witnesses back in two thousand and nine. one example was given a quotation from the famous writer leo tolstoy and his criticism of the orthodox church and who else geraldine or maybe were should really say which other religions come under this sort of scrutiny and russia well there's another group that's in a very similar position but actually that is a little more of advanced and that serve a number of muslims who read texts by a theologian courtside nor see who comes from turkey and his below his writings are entirely peaceful it's a very similar case we have seen a number of that the people who read his books have actually are actually serving a longish jail sentences as well so two three years or so right what an interesting story it is really glad we could talk to you about your own info and joining us from wash your brain what are. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing increased pressure ahead of his country's comin

a gun for many years? ms. lindquist: yes, sir. rep. biggs: when you went to college? ms. lindquist: i went to philadelphia. >> did you take any guns with you? ms. linguist: i did not. it would have been illegal for me to have it on my college campus, and even transporting it could have been an issue. i couldn't drive it through maryland given their firearm laws. i didn't want to break the law, so i left it at home. >> you said i obeyed the law is it ended with me being raped. i wondered if you would expand on that. ms. lindquist: sure. in my situation personally, i was left defenseless. there was nothing i could have done. he snuck up behind me and attacked me. i'm just a young woman. at the time, i weighed 100 pounds less than i do now. there was no fighting him off. that's what i mean in terms of my situation. there are a lot of examples. one of the top ones that comes to my mind is -- there was a law where you couldn't bring a firearm into a restaurant. she left it in the car and her husband was shot and murdered in the restaurant and she couldn't defend him. rep. biggs: thank you for being here today. i appreciate your willingness to come out and te