eric: now, the significance of novichok, that to you meant the kremlin must be responsible.: absolutely, novichok is essentially just-- it's pretty much just putin's signature on ts crime. it's very easy and very obvious that no one but from the state has access to these sort of things. eric: putin denied any involvement. eric: navalny emerged from his coma determined to find the assassins and expose them on his popular youtube channel. eric: working with the investigations group bellingcat, his team soon pointed the finger at the russian security service, the fsb. eric: they identified the fsb agents who'd been shadowing navalny in siberia. navalny set out to trick them into confessing. eric: sitting alongside maria pevchikh, he called fsb team members, posing as a senior official debriefing the operation. eric: to everyone's amazement, one of the agents fell for it, discussing how they had applied the poison and removed the evidence. maria: he's the guy who's doing cleanup, so he was going to the place where alexei went afterwards and just clean up. eric: the agent even re

we use that therapy novichok hospital in philadelphia in certain children for infected say with strainsof pseudomonas that a complete resistant to antibiotics and mostly to see that in patients with cystic fibrosis. that's because we have overuse animatics, and now we have children who are constantly requiring antibiotics who were infected with bacteria that are resistant to all commercially available drugs there what we do we do bacteria-based therapy like back to where we were 100 years ago on this. >> what's old is new again. >> right. >> i'm sure you're aware of these efforts even before the pandemic there was a lot of discussion about how to better prepare for emerging infectious diseases, particularly in terms of developing vaccines. i think the outbreak of people in west africa was a good example of how we had vaccines that seem to work well in animal models that it never been trialed in humans. when we are faced with a large outbreak we had possible tools but there really weren't developed well enough to be used in people and that's for a good reason. usually we don't invest in

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