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Agents and bioinnovation. Addressing these issues requires focus not only from the intelligence can community but also development of national and international strategies, consensus on laws, standards, and authorities. Weve got an Awesome Group to shed some light on these issues moderated by my good friend frank sesno, George Washington university, dr. Charles, the honorable senator joe leiberman, who were thrilled to get back on campus and dr. Roper. So over to you guys. Thank you, frank. [ applause ] well, good morning, everyone. We are delighted i think were delighted to be hereafter we ha...

On campus, and dr. William roper. Over to you. Thank you. [applause] good morning, everyone. I think we ared, delighted to be here. Ares one that i think we looking forward to and i thought what we would do before we dive into the topic itself is to connect each of you with the topic area and your areas of interest and focus. You are a bio scientist with the cia, you can tell us what you do on a daily basis. Explains scientist who Scientific Concepts and technology to nonscientists. I do not rectus science in the lab anymore but i use my skills and background to write and policymakers when it ...

[ applause ] more now from the intelligence conference at George Washington university. Well hear about threats from biological weapons. This is about 50 minutes. Our second panel of the day will tackle the dangers of bio tech bio tech innovation. Addressing these issues requires focus from the Intelligence Community and national and International Consensus on laws, standards and authorities. It is moderating by tank at George Washington jufrt. Dr. Charles and lieberman anxious to get back on cam pa pus. Back to you. Over to you guys. Well, good morning everyone. It will provide implications. ...

Wildfires. Three members of one Mendocino County family. Severely knowing now at 11 00, a heart wrenching story of death and survival from the wildfires. A family severely burned, not knowing that one of their family members was killed. 42 people died in the fires across the north bay, including 14yearold kai shepherd. Three of his family members were badly burned trying to escape. Their home was one of 545 destroyed. Tonight emily turner spoke to one of their other family members about their long and painful recoveries. Reporter these are pictures of the shepherd family from happier times. Be...

To drive down the hill. I think they drove down into the fire, they couldnt see it from their house. It climbed up the mountain very quickly. Their cars caught on fire or became disabled because of smoke, we dont know. They got out on foot and got separated. It must have just been extreme panic. Reporter the dad john is in San Francisco. Mom, sarah is 60 percent burned at uc davis across the street from shrinkers where her daughter is in the worst shape. She lost both legs below the knee and his severe burns all over her body including her face. Reporter shes only 17 and neither she or her mom...