we are still in touch with mark moogalian and chris norman, and i think, especially for the three oft has really changed the trajectory of where we thought our lives were headed and kind of turned them on their heads, i guess. and what now for you? you looked at politics, i believe? yep, i looked at politics, ran for congress here in oregon and lost this november, but i haven't given up completely yet, so we will see what happens. good luck with any future endeavours, of course. and just what is your reflection now given the court case and this kind of chapter of your life is over, does it feel like it is, or will events on that day, just in those moments, those minute still reverberate? absolutely. i will carry that with me for the rest of my life. it was really an incredible experience, good and bad, but in a way, now that he has been sentenced, i feel like it is kind of a closing of a chapter of our lives. i mean, it has been five years where it seems like the terrorist attack has really overtaken any other thing going on in our lives and i am just glad to look forward to the futu

if chris norman hadn't been there to help us tie the terrorist up and free us up to do other things orere is no telling how the situation may have devolved otherwise, and just get involved and do whatever you can to help change the outcome ina can to help change the outcome in a positive manner. that is certainly an absolutely remarkable story, thank you again for coming on and sharing it, thank you. let's get some of the day's other news. a panel of experts in the united states has voted in favour of granting emergency approval to moderna's covid—i9 vaccine. the us food and drug administration is expected to authorise its use on friday, paving the way for six million doses to start being shipped as early as this weekend. india's supreme court has refused to block large—scale farmers' demonstrations, saying they have the right to protest, as long as there's no violence. the court was responding to petitions complaining about closed roads. thousands of farmers have been protesting for three weeks against new laws they say will harm their profits. tropical cyclone yasa has hit the pacifi

we are still in touch with mark moogalian and chris norman, and i think, especially for the three ofhony it has really changed the trajectory of where we thought our lives were headed and kind of turned them on their heads, i guess. and what now for you? you looked at politics, i believe? yep, i looked at politics, ran for congress here in oregon and lost this november, but i haven't given up completely yet so we will see what happens. let's get some of the day's other news. a panel of experts in the united states has voted in favour of granting emergency approval to moderna's covid—i9 vaccine. the us food and drug administration is expected to authorise its use on friday, paving the way for six million doses to start being shipped as early as this weekend. india's supreme court has refused to block large—scale farmers‘ demonstrations, saying they have the right to protest, as long as there's no violence. the court was responding to petitions complaining about closed roads. thousands of farmers have been protesting for three weeks against new laws they say will harm their profits. ai

i mean, we are still in touch with mark moogalian and chris norman, and i think, especially for the threehas really changed the trajectory of where we thought our lives were headed and kind of turned them on their heads, i guess. and what now for you? you looked at politics, i believe? yep, i looked at politics. i ran for congress here in oregon and lost this november, but i haven't given up completely yet, so we will see what happens. our thanks to alex. wildfires have raged across the world this year, with substantial blazes in australia, brazil and the united states. but as a paper published in the journal science notes, the dangers of these fires go beyond their destructive flames — the smoke they produce could be a significant route for spreading infections. so, in the past couple of years we have had direct evidence that has shown that not only is particulate matter and gas moved in the smoke but also microbial organisms — things like fungi and bacteria — so high concentrations of these organisms are being aerosolised through the combustion process and then being moved in a smoke pl

norman, what are you smuggling there man? down under his right. this is the last round, this is for all of the marbles for these are two points apiece anyone can win. chrisis your quote. by the way there's nothing better than a good old-fashioned german shepherd. he said that joe biden, donald trump, or adolf hitler? [laughter] i'm going to go with donald trump. kennedy: oh chris bedford with a commanding lead. he's not to point over his closest competitor david smith. dave this is your last quote. there is no drug users have been an appetite for drug there be no market for them. who said that joe biden, donald trump, or pablo escobar. >> donald trump. kennedy: no, no, you lose. alright kevin you can only hope for second place. or you go, this is your last quote kevin. it's time for the human race to enter the solar system. who said that, joe biden, donald trump or my sexy boyfriend dan quayle? i would say old-school dan quayle. i miss dan quayle periods before you're going to" that's good enough for second place. chris bedford tops the podium, dave smith maria man? oh well. >> i'm coming in third place. before alright bedford is going to the nonaggressi