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clearly, erybody is going to be studying what the oil did to the environment, what the dispersants mean in the environment. there's a lot to learn. i think the good news today is there's no oil leaking. there's not going to be oil leaking, and giving the public an accounting of where the oil went. >> woodruff: going >> ifill: pakistan is struggling to recover from its worst flooding in 80 years. monsoon season has already killed 1,500 people and left millions more in need of help. today, the floodwaters pushed into the heart of the country and threatened to surge south. in washington, secretary of state hillary clinton said the u.s. is already helping with money, aid workers and rescue assistance. >> i want to convey the condolences of the american people to the pakistani people on behalf of everything they are confronting. i have been to pakistan a number of times and i have seen first hand the strength and resilience of the people of pakistan. they have the capacity to come through this challenge and swiftly rebuild and as they do they can look to the u.s. for support. >> ifill: for m

erybody, i think, understands this one big idea that somehow it's easier for children to understand languages than adults. >> yes. that's the case. infants go about language using both innate skills and an incredibly powerful learning mechanisms that we're just beginning to understand. and whether they're born in singapore or paris or seattle or new york, they'll all follow a set of universal stages, as eric alluded to. at three months they'll koo, at seven months they're babble, at a year, a single word, at 18 months two-word combinations and at the age of three full sentences, they will talk your leg off. and so what is it about that magic that they can put to work? and it exhibit what is the biologists have always called a critical period in development. so if you look at your age and assess your skill in acquiring a second language, you see a very dramatic learning curve that's the reverse of what we typically expect. adults with superior cognitive skills typically get better, surpass children at learning things. but in the area of language, from birth to seven years of age, the kids are

you are called on to go to the cities in your country and erybody is watching you and seeing what kind of a person you are. i went to edmonton for my mang baband i made a little speech and i told this story. there was a huge of rare on the letters to the editor -- up for in the letters to the editor -- uproar to the letters of the editor. i felt terrible about this. i went back home and i thought about it and i said it was well over 100 years and they had all men and the world -- the country did not go to rack and ruin. i think that the more gender parity we can get, it helps normalize the whole atmosphere on a court. >> how is it with the lawyers that appear before you? >> they do not call you by the wrong names? >> in the proportion of women. >> that was much smaller, too. it was tough in the early days. the young women were a phenomenon at that time and they were fairly regarded and that was in the early 7 -- early 1970's. quite a number of them were successful and they were always fair minded around. these were competent people and we would hire them and get them to take our case.

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