julie barnett discovery world thirst educator and brian kramp are making winter lip balm from scratch in the thirst lab. this will include creating and coloring the wax, injec tube, and learning about the science of lip balm and how it protects your lips in the winter. diy winter lib balm is the free weekend workshop that we are offering this saturday. it also will be the start of the three segments where we discuss what the recipients of the family memberships will be able to do for absolutely free tube, and learning about the science of lip balm and how it protects your lips in the winter. diy winter lib balm is the free weekend workshop that we are offering this saturday. it also will be the start of the three segments where we discuss what the recipien memberships will be able to do for absolutely free this month make-a-wish radio-a- thon is going on at 95-point-7 big f-m. make-a-wish recipient rebekah stege and her family join us with more on why today's event is so important. good morning! meteorologist rob haswell a large low moves slowly off to the east and weaken today allowi

automotive cyber security summit in july, talking about the fbi's role in preventing and investigating cyber security breaches. >> all right, everyone. my name is rob barnettloomberg intelligence. we're going to continue on with our discussion here this afternoon. so let me quickly introduce the panel here. we've got jason miller from the white house here joining us. we've got mrinalini ingram from virne. we've got aubrey layne from the virginia secretary of transportation and mike johnson from parsons infrastructure. with this panel we have a good opportunity to have discussion among the public and private sector about infrastructure investment here in the united states. we had a big election here in the u.s. last week, and one of the consensus ideas that you're hearing discussed is interest in doing something on infrastructure across both sides of the aisle. so i think the great place to start, and we kind of heard this idea about a rural/urban divide in the last panel. what is the role of government in infrastructure spending as you see it? what's the role of the federal government and how does it trickle down to the states and local level? we'll go dow