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aend of all of this, it will take some time, we will pefully have one or more therapies to treat a pson who is infected with ebola and a good vaccine which has been proven to protect people from getting infected with ola. so even though these outbrea and keep coming, and even though they're obviously concerning in the countries where the outbreak is going on, the science and the development of what we call nnterventions or counter-measures ihe form of either vaccines or treatments is moving alonglly ratherring with the.: >> sreenivasanl right, dr. anthony fauci, director of national institute of allergy and infectioan diseases. you for joining us today. >> good to be with you. >> this is pbs newshour ekend," saturday. >> sreenivasan: and now to "viewers like you," your chance to comment on stories you've seen here on pbs newshour weekend. last saturday, newshour weekend correspondent ivette feliciano reported on a florida ballot measure that, if passed in november, will restore voting rights to many convicted felons after they complete their sentence our signature story began with the t

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and that is th intense conviction that he is sometimes the only righteous pson in any organization. stif there is one characte of comey's that is both his strongest characteristic and his weakness, it's this self-regard that can cross into self-righteousness. >> russia has come uagain and again... >> narrator: and now, as comey led the investigation into russian interference, he would find himself on a collision course with the present. >> the very inauguration of president trump, you know, poses challenges to the fbi, because they have investigationsn paul manafort, the former campaign chairman, carter page, foreign licy adviser to the president's campaign, george igpadopoulos, a foreign policy adviser to the cam and michael flynn, the national security adviser. so, i mean, these are four people in the nationality space who are all under fbi investigation. >> and now l's start talking about players like russia. >> narrator: now, comey dispatched two fbi agents to tha white house ensitive mission. >> they go to the white house to interview the national security adviser just days after th