they seem if you talk that way you won't be able to speak stander. even if you understand it's not mistakes that is an american kind of misimpression. perfectly understandable. >> english hasn't been here for 2000 years as it has where different ways of speaking have been doing this for much longer. so the english there barely sounds like english to us. america's 15 minutes old. so we don't have that depth of this. i'm not going to college i like diversification. there has not been as much of this going on. some, louisiana creole french. these errors out of the geographical margins and then visit extinct and not many people speak those. for the most part dialect differences but black english is the most average and form of english the most people living in the united states have reason to hear. so what we miss is living in two different dialects is a very ordinary human experience. in the legions of places where this is normal nobody present speaking the whole thing is going to interfere with speaking the formal think. nobody in sicily is worried tha

you have learned the stander formally of speaking at home. that sounds so normal to us it's very strange. i would venture that at least every second person in the world would never dream of that being the situation. that was even more the case about 200 years ago where literacy became widespread in many parts of the world. killer languages were used on the page. a very typical experience is that the way you speak most spontaneously is with your family and friends. you go to school i was on the pages something rather different. not a different language, but different. it's as if you say house but was on the pages domicile. nobody imposes it that's just the way it's been. you make your way and learn that school way. that is humanity. that's how it works. only about 100 of the world 700 languages is written in a real way. most people make a jump back in english is that situation. black people have all larger english the most people. i wanted to call one of my very first -- made it like that. what i meant is black people have more english. nobody

wife tortle tried to carjack a woman in the westfield montgomery nal bethesda and shot three by standers who tried to help her. one died. about 0 minutes later towardle killed a woman outside a grocery store nine miles away in aspen hill. police believe he had a death wish. >> this was a man that left behind notes that indicate head intended suicide by cop. he up tended to go out in shooting with the police. he did not have the courage to take his hope life but willing to take the lives of others. >> guilty to murdering estranged wife and will be snptsed for that crime in september. >> let's take it outside now and live look at the washington monument. we had rain showers in places today and question is what can we expect into the weekends. gwen gwen fingers cross today will be a good one. >> you know what a mix. overall a good one, shawn, i'm happy to say that. we're starting out tomorrow with humidity in place. and we'll get a break from that once we get to surprised. stormtracker radar much improved from what it was earlier and that has now ended and moved its way on. but, we do have

by standers rushed to the van a after it ran into a fire high brant. you can hear children crying from inside the car. an infant is rescue d. six people were pulled out and taken to the hospital. their injuries are unknown. police say the crash happened when an suv driver lost control and slammed into the mini van. that driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. >>> president trump's fom knee for fbi director apierce to be heading for confirmation this hearing morning. he pledged he would resign if the president asked him to do something illegal. christopher ray is widely regarded as well qualified to lead the fbi. after the messy fireding of james comey, ray faced unusual pointed questions. pete williams has details. >> christopher ray entered the hearing with one overriding mission. demonstrate his independence from the president who nominated him after firing james comey. >> i will never allow the fbi's work to be driven by anything other than the facts, the law and the impartial pursuit of justice. period. >> he said no one, including donald trump, a

reporter decided he had just had enough and went on a rampage deputy press secretary sarah could be standers was talking about how c.n.n. had had to retract a story because it wasn't true and she said the president is frustrated by the constant barrage of fake news and that's when one of the reporters in the press briefing room last it brian carom began a heated exchange with sanders which aired on t.v. they went back and forth for a bit with each other and his outburst cocky attention of other media outlets because care of them went on and s n b c to talk about the event with brian williams he said we were bullied and browbeaten every day and i pretty much of had enough of it we can't take the bullying anymore he went on to say that the president is inflaming the very people who got him into office. and that he's trying to undermine the very essence of put we to do so this reporter this journalist is angry that his credibility is being questioned so what does he do he has a high profile has the fit in the white house press briefing room and then goes on to m.s.n. he's the to complain and he

the gunman was later shot and killed by officers a lock block away a by stander shot and taken to thetal in stable condition. officer, a department is said to be in extremely critical call condition. >> prime minister of iraq is sell pateing a victory in the city of mozul. it was after they retook the city landmark mosque and declared an end to the isis. it's believed 300 isis fighters remain in small area. mozul still con taend by terror group. >> a cyberattack last week cost his department millions. hundreds of work stations and two out of six workers were hurt. we do not have a estimate of scope. some guesses and post offices are still struggling to get back online. >> vatican officials are acknowledging there were problems at the hospital for children. it found the hospital administration focused on profit instead of patients. it allegedly happened between 2008 and 2015 and vatican found corners were cut and health of patients was put at risk. >> public school districts across the country are ret rethinking how they handled unpaid lunch debt. parents take phone out of hands or sta

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by standers including a local er doctor were performing cpr. >> good been by removing all clothing from the patient's chest. >> reporter: he hooked up the aed to the semi conscious man. it delivered a shock. >> within seconds we had a pulse. within 30 seconds he was breathing and talking. within one minute he was asking what is going credited with saving the man's life. he says the man is improving at the hospital and thanked him for what he did. >> reporter: what are you thinking? >> i thought this only happens on tv. >> reporter: he had bought the device to protect his 10-year-old son who is a catcher on a baseball team. reyes was concerned if his son got hit in the chest with a fastball he could need a shock. he bought it for $1,300 thinking he would probably never get a chance to use it. never dreamed he would use it and save a total stranger's life. reyes was on campus for a coaching clinic. his daughter is in a field hockey camp. >> i was never interested into like health care and hearts. now that he saved someone's life i think it is really special. >> reporter: reyes hopes his s

by standers including a local er doctor were performing cpr. >> begin by removing all chest. >> reporter: he hooked up the aed to the semi conscious man. it delivered a shock. >> within seconds we had a pulse. within 30 seconds he was breathing and talking. within one minute he was asking what is going on. >> reporter: he is being credited with saving the man's life. he says the man is improving at the hospital and thanked him for what he did. >> what are you thinking? >> i thought this only happens on tv. >> he bought the device to protect his 10-year-old son who is a catcher on a baseball team. he was concerned if his son got hit in the chest with a fastball he could need a shock. he bought it for $1,300 thinking he would probably never get a chance to use it. never dreamed he would use it and save a total stranger's life. >> reporter: he was on campus for a coaching clinic. his daughter is in a field hockey camp. >> i was never interested in health care and hearts but now that he sav >> reporter: he hopes his story will inspire others to learn cpr and get familiar with aeds. safe to s

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of a male soldier, but identifies as female, he could be combat eligible when -- under the female stander, when he otherwise would not be. >> tucker: and all these people are fighting the same wars, right? >> sure thing. >> tucker: so if your only goal was to be the most effective fighting force he could you have a standard wouldn't shoot? >> you would think, under the issue i just described, the example, essentially you are combat eligible if you identifies the type of person who would be combat eligible. that's very millennial. that's not really a good way to fight wars. >> tucker: the reason nobody talks about this is because nobody wants to be seen as attacking anyone. i'm in that category, i'm not attacking anyone. i honestly try to be sensitive. but again the military is different from other institutions in that it has only one goal. and that's to protect the country. let's take a look, put on the screen, these are words from your training manual. all soldiers must use the barracks bathroom and shower facilities associated with their gender. understand, you may encounter individuals

officials in the san joaquin valley are hoping the trump administration will relax the peterson standers air pollution control district reaching a report, presidential transition white paper, and the director calls for changes to the federal clean air act. san joaquin valley has some of the worst air pollution in the country cost by large farms, old production, highways -- oil production, highways in the geography of the valley and they are hoping the republican nominated congress will be more sensitive to how hard it is to reduce air pollution in the valley. >>> after nearly 9 years o. j. simpson is up for parole and we are live in carson city, nevada where the former football star will learn if he is getting out of prison. >>> being dumped in the ravine, and effort underway to clean up these abandoned bikes. >>> we see it is not a bad commute for the most part although we do have some late running people that could disagree with me, 24 and 680 with the late running roadwork has been picked up but traffic is still slow.>>> i will bounce back 24, slow even at 3:30 am. a cooler pattern to

spokeswoman sarah huckabee standers -- sanders redder president -- read a statement from the presidentis a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency. i refer everything to don junior's counsel and outside counsel and won't have anything else to add beyond that today. mark: donald trump junior released emails showing he knew damaging information about hillary was coming from the russian government. more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: and the email donald trump junior got from a former british tabloid journalist john publicist, we will read you what the email indicated. the documents would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia. and it would be very useful to your father. this is obviously very high level and sensitive information but as part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump." julia: that is pretty plain. just talk us through this. >> any response, i love it for later this summer. it is showing he has some intent. it is raising questions about it , i will leave that for others

so the scale is still big but it needs be bigger to get those cost function stander so for bridge onee cost function is developing to send the curriculum of the second and hardware of the software that is used in classrooms at once that is built the marginal cost for t each interval justin is almost zero. there is a montague to break even in a place like library that would require hundreds of thousands of students educated in this method. you really have to get to a big scale for the cost to get down to that number that is closer to 40 or $50 per student. it still a a long way off. right now bridge and psl are relying on philanthropy and incredibly generous and thoughtful donors are recognizing that for an investment of close to $50 a student you can educate and attire student for a year, to get a much better better education than they were getting before. just for western audience, one contextual thing that a cell phone is that for bridge and all the operators of their using government teachers. these are the same teachers there last year. they had been retrained, evaluative early, b

their courage under fire safed the lives of countless members of congress, staff, and innocent by standers. steve scalise, zach and others on that field that day are alive today because of their actions. we as a congress owe it to the capitol police to ensure they have the necessary resources to meet their mission in an increasingly polarized climate. we have -- we believe we have propriately emphasized those meetings. we provide resources and make structural changes that will address security concerns here in the capitol and in our home districts, including $29 million in new resources for capitol police, $5 million for the sergeant at arms, and support for house administrations authorization to increase $25,000 per m.r.a. account to address members' physical security when they're away from the capitol complex. we also invest in cybersecurity measures to protect attack obs our digital information. after hearings, briefings and tour, we have included $581 million in total for the architect of the capitol. we recognize the challenge of preserving our infrastructure in the current fiscal cli

. >> under the cap and trade law, companies that cannot meet pollution standers can buy credits thatd or exceed the emissions cap. it calls for higher limits on emissions. >>> to the detwiler fire. crews are slowing down the growth of the biggest wildfire in california. it burned another 250 acres, less than half of a square mile. the fires burn slightly more than 125 square miles but they were not able to expand the fire lines. at this point it is 65% contained. >>> san jose fire crews responded to a brush fire near the boulder ridge golf course. about four acres burned and a barn may have also been damaged. no reports of anyone being injured however. >>> now to the north bay where people in sonoma are concerned about a possible arsonist there after three fires burned near homes last weekend. two of the fires in santa rosa started just a few hundred feet apart along a trail near many homes and businesses. one woman says she thought she heard fireworks before the first fire. no fireworks were found. but fire officials say they are watching the area closely after an arson case in the

a by stander saw what was happening and rushed to help. he was bitten by the big cat.his was hard to watch. he swings it around as it latched on to arm and finally left go and ran away. the dog and owner were not hurt. and but the man who was bitten is getting rabies shots because the bob cat did test positive for rabies. >> that is so scary. snri don't know what's fact ape myth out there that's like the shots in your stomach. >> yeah. >> seems so hor. >> i believe after that attack scary business. >> hard to pick that up and runny get it talker. >> i want to and of course, tough situation. >> i think typically probably bob cats mind own business when they get rabies. >> 77 washington. low 90s today. notice heat index already 78. the numbers will be in the mid 90s. this feels like mid 90s this afternoon with humidity out there. sunshine bright. nice beautiful start to day. we'll build clouds and like yesterday a few scattered showers and thunderstorms develop this afternoon as we have a little upper level piece of energy in the neighborhood. that will be here one more

their courage under fire safed the lives of countless members of congress, staff, and innocent by standers. steve scalise, zach and others on that field that day are alive today because of their actions. we as a congress owe it to the capitol police to ensure they have the necessary resources to meet their mission in an increasingly polarized climate. we have -- we believe we have propriately emphasized those meetings. we provide resources and make structural changes that will address security concerns here in the capitol and in our home districts, including $29 million in new resources for capitol police, $5 million for the sergeant at arms, and support for house administrations authorization to increase $25,000 per m.r.a. account to address members' physical security when they're away from the capitol complex. we also invest in cybersecurity measures to protect attack obs our digital information. after hearings, briefings and tour, we have included $581 million in total for the architect of the capitol. we recognize the challenge of preserving our infrastructure in the current fiscal cli