nolan bushnell, tech pioneer. thank you so much for joining us., a year after the zika virus burst onto the scene, we will take a look at the latest technology being used to fight this terrible disease. ♪ emily: back in september, some south american countries began reporting a sharp increase in the number of cases of microcephaly, a condition in which babies are born with abnormally small heads. before long, the zika virus was named. the disease rages on with cases being reported in over 50 countries. how can we prevent the further spread of the virus through technology? a startup uses computer modeling to prevent further breakouts. joining me is nathan wolfe, with a long background in epidemiology. it's been a year since the first case was reported in the americas. it doesn't seem that we are close to a vaccine, cure, or real treatment here. i mean, isn't that astounding to you? nathan: it's interesting. if you actually think about it, in the last three years, we have witnessed tremendous epidemics. a year ago, it would have been ebola. the year