company to partake we have ever seen in this town on any occasion somebody has recorded. a remarkable moment for many reasons not the least of which offering a toast to the constitution, president, vice president, congress and then to the illustrious neighbor he truly had retired from public service his words in response are words i think of often no wish can exceed that to see our country happy. i can entertain no doubt of it being so if all of us act the part of goodod citizens. he included himself in that equation he is also a citizen that came with rights and duties particularly he would ansay a duty to maintain the constitution to support the laws and guard our independence. as we will see it was a duty he took very seriously he did not retire so much as taken air different approach. tonight we get to hear about a wonderful book i am excited for you to learn about i read about in the prepublication stage which iub read over my vacation home christmas break. i was daunted
a driverless car . rachelle oldmixon is an environmental scientists. i m phil torres, an entomologist. now let s do some science. hey guys welcome to techknow where we bring you life changing innovations in the field of science. i m phil torres and i m here with kosta rachelle and lindsay. when we think of camp lejeune, we deal with soldiers to go into the field. but there s an epidemic with soldiers returning with completely invisible wounds, i m talking about ptsd. be camp lejeune has innovative ways of technology to combat this problem. the ugliness of war has made an indelible mark on the minds of many americans. and can linger longer after deployment has ended. posttraumatic stress disorder or ptsd was first diagnosed in 1980 but has existed for as long as there has been war. clearly it appears the underlying cause of those conditions were the same as the underlying causes whraf what we call posttraumatic stress. we know very little of what is at the cellular l
driverless car . rachelle oldmixon is an environmental scientists. i m phil torres, an entomologist. now let s do some science. hey guys welcome to techknow where we bring you life changing innovations in the field of science. i m phil torres and i m here with kosta rachelle and lindsay. when we think of camp lejeune, we deal with soldiers to go into the field. but there s an epidemic with soldiers returning with completely invisible wounds, i m talking about ptsd. be camp lejeune has innovative ways of technology to combat this problem. the ugliness of war has made an indelible mark on the minds of many americans. and can linger longer after deployment has ended. posttraumatic stress disorder or ptsd was first diagnosed in 1980 but has existed for as long as there has been war. clearly it appears the underlying cause of those conditions were the same as the underlying causes whraf what we call posttraumatic stress. we know very little of what is at the cellular lev
reporter: this little spell is over we ll see more snow rolling in. you are right. this is cold for this time of year. the average 33 and a low of 21 degree. we hit 15 degrees today. 5 is you are low and that s the current temperature. temperatures right now 5 in milwaukee, 4 in racine. watertown down to 1 degree below zero. it s zero in beaver dam. we are 7 below zero in milwaukee. 15 below in sheboygan. but there is a second part to the forecast. this storm pushingoss northern california will bring weekend. wind chills make it below zero. bundle up the kids for school. reporter: there is a saying that tv producers don t believe it s cold unless they see. reporter freezing in it. carole: katie is live in the studio. repor not safe to be outdoors tonight. i was out there earlier check on how the cold is impacting people, pets and businesses. this biting cold is a welcomes boost for winter-focused businesses. but for a lot of us, it takes some getting used to and is al
reporter: from frigid to piercing cold. siberian air wisconsin. 5 degrees in milwaukee. make for a bitter cold night along the lakefront. reporter: this is even cold for wisconsin. reporter: this little spell is over we ll see more snow rolling in. you are right. this is cold for this time of year. the average 33 and a low of 21 5 is you are lownd that s the current temperature. temperatures right now 5 in milwaukee, 4 in racine. watertown down to 1 degree below zero. it s zero in beaver dam. we are 7 below zero in milwaukee. but there is a second part to the forecast. this storm pushing across northern california will bring us snow for the weekend. weekend. wind chills make it below zero. bundle up the kids for school. it s cold unl they see. reporter freezing in it. carole: katie is live in the studio. reporter: bottom line, it s not safe to be outdoors tonight. i was out there earlier check on how the cold is impacting people, pets and businesses. this biting col