Voice. Next, the technology thats allowing patients to save a valuable part of themselves. Thats significant. Before its too late. Lindsey moran is a former cia operative and analyst. Tonight, from searching the galaxies for et to searching the rubble for human life, this is the spaceaged machine that can detect a heart beat through tons of concrete. Rachelle olmixon is a neuro scientist. Tonight, the mystery in the waters of americas northwest. Scientists try to figure out whats killing the oysters before its too late. I am phil torres, an entomologist. Thats our team. Lets do some science. Welcome to tech know. I am phil torres. For most of us, communicating with the human voice is something we kind of take for granted but not so with some of meet. Yeah. I was able to meet three patients that all have als. Its a devastating condition that degenrates the muscles in the body including those in the vocal cords. So they lose their ability to speak. But using technology, they were able to
Actually come to the course. So thats a key part of that piece, and then when it comes to the communications, clearly a communications is a big part of our trust. We need to explain why the gender neutral standards, how were going to ensure that everybody meets those standards, both men and women, why theyre necessary for the occupation in the first place because theres some question as to is it really the right task that should be done in these standards, in these different moss, and then that by communicating that a little more effectively than we have, this is going to help us build the trust for both men and women to want to continue down that pipeline for those different areas. Thats an important part of the implementation plan. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, please. Sue fulton, im the chair of the u. S. Military board of visitors. Former signal officer. Obviously, we are dealing with a question of Critical Mass too and i want to go back to that because i want to follow up a little bi
We are committed to our professions future through programs just like this and we fight for a free press worldwide. For more information about the club visit our website, press. Org. To donate to programs offered through our clubs, Journalism Institute visit press. Org institute. On behalf of members worldwide i want to welcome you to todays luncheon. Id like to welcome our cspan and public radio audiences. You can follow the action on twitter. Use the hashtag npc lunch. Remember, the public attends our lunches applause is not evidence of a lack of journalistic objectivity. Ill ask as many questions as time permits. Our head table includes working people who are members of the National Press club. From the right will watson. A former newspaper editor and 20year National Press club member. Larry holdren, patrick host. Captain sydney dawson u. S. Air force, aid to the superintendent and a guest of the speaker. Donald linewein. Gene tie. Thank you so much. Lieutenant cassiem. Gra m. Grane
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Operative and analyst. Tonight, from searching the galaxies for et to searching the rubble for human life, this is the spaceaged machine that can detect a heart beat through tons of concrete. Rachelle olmixon is a neuro scientist. Tonight, the mystery in the waters of americas northwest. Scientists try to figure out whats killing the oysters before its too late. I am phil torres, an entomologist. Thats our team. Lets do some science. Welcome to tech know. I am phil torres. For most of us, communicating with the human voice is something we kind of take for granted but not so with some of meet. Yeah. I was able to meet three patients that all have als. Its a devastating condition that degenrates the muscles in the body including those in the vocal cords. So they lose their ability to speak. But using technology, they were able to communicate with me in a really remarkable way, such as these stories we are working. Take a look. On a snowy day in the of seasons, the Training Camp for the B