. >> because obviously you musty remember my mom and my sisters, they would hang their nylon stockingsp on the line. so, we should, is he still alive. >> no, i can't imagine, could he be. >> i think pantihose were invented in the 60's. >> i would guess yes, 50's. >> 1959. >> nylon came from the du pont company here in our area. >> yes. >> and now, hold on see guys we liked the stockings and guarder belt. that is what the victoria secret show last night was all about. this is what we liked. then this dufuss, named alan gant screwed it up for all of us and now there are pantihose. there is nothing sexc about pantihose. >> they are sheer. i don't have an issue. it looks fine. >> you want to see the little fleshy part of the leg. >> they have nude colored legs. >> the real flesh. >> there is nude kind. >> everybody wins. >> it is cold in the wintertime who wants bear legs out in the wintertime. >> nothing worse then, you know, and then pantihose. >> we have gotten away from pantihose. we guest bear legs. even bear legs for at least ten years. people don't wear stockings. but we still wear

like polyester, nylon and merino wool. that way when you're getting dressed start with a thick base layer to keep you dry.. then an insulating layer.. then the outside layer to keep out the snow. "the perfect thing about a layering system is you can de-layerone of the cool things about new winter tec it's thinner than ever before. so you won't feel big and bulky while out running bone chilling cold can be particuarly tough on the kids who walk to school. wauwatosa schools open the doors earlier during very cold weather. it will likely be indoor recess for boys and girls today. in wauwatosa the threshold is five below.... and in milwaukee it's 10 degrees or less. as people across our area look to stay out of the cold... some can do so just by showing up to work! pete zervakis is live at the national bakery where the ovens are warming now's a good time to download our storm shield app-- get the latest weather alerts for your exact location send right to your phone or mobile device. there's also a personalized forecast and in

they are replacing nylon tents with more permanent wooding structures and stockpiling water and food and firewood. the camp has been called the largest gathering in a century. >> our future lies in the knowledge that we are all of one people. that this earth >> the government has ordered protesters to leave the federal land by monday, but they say they are staying, they say that pipeline threatened sacred sites and a river that provides drinking water. >>> she spent tens and thousands of dollars and investing countless hours on a search for a loved one. and now, a heartbroken woman has some renewed hope after a rent sighting. >> who is it that she is looking for? incredible search. >> who would give up on their loved one if they know they are close? >> that is three years of hope, frustration, and sheer resolve talking. janet has spent more than $40,000, countless hours, sweat, and tears, in search for her missing dog. but as you can tell, to january et, havoc is much more than a dog. >> i love him very deeply. >> it's a love that only deepen three years ago, wandered off at rock cre

he's strung the nylon cord himself, testing each screw to make sure it's screcurely fasted and then edgingking it inch by inch. his only protection if he falls during the event is a safety harness attached to the line. good the cord or screws break, christian will plunge to his death. >> translator: there are a lot of things that can go wrong. for example, you could have something sharp in your pocket that could cut the line. >> once krishz has gone through his safety check, he starts psyching himself up for the attempt. music gets him in the zone. it's hard to believe anyone could relax perched so high above the rocky cliffs, but with his feet tangling over the edge of the canyon like he's just sitting at the kitchen table, christian finds peace. he's ready. he edges along the rope to the other side of the ravine. christian climbs onto the line and struggles to find his balance. he's tried and failed to do this same slack line walk before. so he knows how difficult it will be. >> translator: the first steps are some of the worse. the start is the most difficult. >> tentatively, he takes a

it's got vitamins, aspirin, nylons, it has a comb, hair spray, all the things you need to exist. >> andoothpaste and a toothbrush. >> ok. >> because you never get to go home. >> we also have dr. sullivan, a member of the faculty of the department of science and 2015 teacher of the year there. dr. sullivan states his teaching is guided by his passion to train students to develop their own understanding of presidential leadership, influence and complexity of political strategy and the nature of political power. he also currently serves as the director of the white house transition project, a project preparing both major presidential candidates, the president-elect and the outgoing president for the transition. and finally, mr. gary walters worked at the white house for 37 years and was the chief usher from 1986 through his retirement in 2007. serving seven presidents from 43.n to bush the chief usher is charged with making the house a home for the first family and running many events. he advised about 100 members of white house staff and observed the first family at their most human and m

velcro, nylon, x-ray machines for all the result of some kind of failure.eople question if you really happen that way but lots of good innovation has grown out of failure. the last time this man was on my show his experiment failed on me. he claimed that if people inhaled chemical oxytocin they become happier. but i'm as grouchy as ever. i try to take a full dose but paul zack has done other experiments with oxytocin that have succeeded. it also failed on autism and schizophrenia. paul: why it fails does you what to look for next. john: doing this experiment in america say hurdle of government gets in the way? paul: you can get fda approvals and lots of money to move forward. john: they say they want to make sure people are saved to. paul: that's true but we fail them to keep trying and you know the history of medicine is full of these happy accidents. john: so the fda sety rules may make us less safe by stopping experiments? paul: exactly so we have to balance the expected benefits but the cost. they want to develop these these drugs is how people's lives.

. >> reporter: the children of sudanese and mexican immigrants bonded from lingerie and nylons to makeup. >> we were talking about needing flesh tone products and there just being this huge gap. and so it came out of this desire to do something good for the world. >> reporter: on a mission to change the standard of beauty for women around the globe, they launched their company nudist last july, just months out of our nude meter. we digitize your skin tone and we match you with product that best matches your skin tone. >> reporter: they say their nude meter is the first of its kind. >> propriety algorithm. between of two us we were scanning people's skin and looking at different, like, products versus skin tone, and coming up with what were the different variables that we need to measure to match product to skin tone. >> reporter: it sounds very harvard-like. we give the nude m it starts by taking a picture of your hand on a white sheet of paper. >> so then you select your skin tone. >> that looks good. >> reporter: looks good. >> then you shop your skin tone. now number 7. that is your n

it's got vitamins, aspirin, nylons, it has a comb, hair spray, all the things you need to exist. >> and tooth paste and a toothbrush. >> okay. >> because you never get to go home. >> right. >> we also have dr. terror sullivan, a member of the faculty of the department of science and 2015 teacher of the year there. dr. sullivan states his teaching is guided by his passion to guide students to develop their own understanding of presidential leadership, influence and complexity of political strategy and the of political power. he serves as director of the white house transition project, a project preparing both major presidential candidates, the president-elect and the outstanding president for the transition. and finally, mr. gary walters worked at the white house for 37 years and was the chief ush ber from 1986 through his retirement in 2007. serving senne presidents from nixon to busch 43. the chief usher is charged with making the house a home for the first family and running many events. he sooip vised about 100 members of white house staff. he observed the first family and their most

it's got vitamins, aspirin, nylons, it has a comb, hair spray, all the things you need to exist. >> andste and a toothbrush. >> ok. [laughter] >> because you never get to go home. >> we also have dr. sullivan, a member of the faculty of the department of science, and 2015 teacher of the year there. dr. sullivan states his teaching is guided by his passion to train students to develop their own understanding of presidential leadership, influence and complexity of political strategy and the nature of political power. he also currently serves as the director of the white house transition project, a project preparing both major presidential candidates, the president-elect, and the outgoing president for the transition. and finally, mr. gary walters worked at the white house for 37 years and was the chief usher from 1986 through his retirement in 2007. serving seven presidents from nixon to bush 43. the chief usher is charged with making the house a home for the first family and running many events. he supervised about 100 members of white house staff and observed the first family at their m

it says you always send care packages to the new social secretary, it's got vitamins, aspirin, nylon, it has a comb, hairspray, all the things you need to exist. >> and toothpaste and a toothbrush. >> ok. >> because you never get to go home, right? >> we also have dr. terry sullivan from university of north carolina at chapel hill a member of the faculty of the department of political science and 2015 teacher of the year there. dr. terry sullivan states his teaching is guided by his passion to train students to develop their own sophisticated understanding of presidential leadership, influence and the complexity of political strategy and the nature of political power. he also currently serves as executive director of the white house transition project a multiinstitutional project preparing both major presidential candidate, the president-elect and the outgoing president for the transition. gary walters worked at the white house for 37 years, he was chief white house usher. the chief usher is making the white house a home for the first family and running its many events he supervised a