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Something extraordinary and magical about human language. >> she's a cognitive neuroscientist. she's dedicated her life's work to understanding language. it all started with a chimpanzee named nim. >> they said that the reason that makes us different is that we talk. and animals can't talk. well, i thought that was so strange because if you see me working with the chimpanzee, there's something that's very striking. i wasn't trying to teach him how to talk english, i was trying to teach him american sign language. and so that really was the beginning of my question. how is it that we are differ...

Renounced his citizenship and law degree. he wrote i am of genius intau elect. i am god's gift to human kind where the human language is concerned. i dress better than all of you. pronounce my words perfectly and have a winning professional handshake. i am everything you wanted to be. he reminds me of another certain gop candidate. jill gill pour. gillmore. it says on the new moon of may i shill disappear in the wilderness. i will return with revolution or to the return at all. this guy seems pretty serious about his policy. >> he has already renounced his u.s. citizenship. so how can he run? ...

Meeting him in person and his words and his presence, perhaps, even to the speaker of the house but indeed, everyone in his speeches, the language that he has used is not typical of papal language. it's simple, direct, human language and i think that is part of the reason why he is able to get people's attention and why people remember. if you remember when he was elected, wolf, at the vatican and came onto the balcony and the first thing he said is [speaking foreign language] good evening. a pope never started any kind of speech like that. you don't start a speech like that when you're pope, ...

Trigger some of our deepest memories. when it comes to hearing, the entire auditory system relies on tiny little hairs in your ears. they pick up the vibrations from your eardrum and convert them to nerve impulses. that's the message your brain receives. interpreting the impulses as sound. for more than one h up years it was believed that brain tissue in this region was intended to process sound and sound only. that was until dr. laura began her work, focusing not on sound and speech but on language. and what she found was revolutionary. at first glance it might not look like much, but what th...

>> there's a hitchhiking robot trying to make its way across the country. he's adorable. he wants you to pick him up. >> i'm a very talkative robot. during my travels i have been working on my human language skills and i've been doing my homework on american culture and have a lot of things to talk to you about. i'm all set and ready to go and i cannot wait to make friends along the way. >> she has a gps and camera. think about where you might put them when you're traveling. just saying. >> i wouldn't pick that up. >> i'll end this one. disneyland anaheim, california turned 60 today. opened do...