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Makes all of us proud. the denial of the existence of the child is painful to see. they ought to have embraced maybe the circumstances of the child's birth and embrace the child carries on the genetic code that is a part of their family and they certainly can celebrate that. >> sean: life gets complicated for almost every family in some respects. the child is innocent in this. the child is not being recognized here. what is your thought of that? >> in child is an innocent victim. let's hope the bidens were too busy off in nantucket, delaware to really realize what they were doing as the second...

And makes all of us proud. >> but the denial of the existence of the child is painful to see. t they ought to embrace, not the the maybe the circumstances of the child's birth, bu td embr embracace it. this child carries on the genetic code that is a part of their family the. n >> they certainly can celebratet that. you know, look, life gets complicated. almost every family in fam some respects, pam, that's fine. but the child is innocent in this and that the child is not even being recognized here.his. >> what's your reaction to thati now?ng it is . it's heartbreaking. s yo and what you and g...

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Swedish geneticist Svantee Paabo, whose work provided key insights into human evolution and and how humans spread around the planet by achieving "the seemingly impossible task" of cracking the genetic code of the Neanderthals was Monday announced as the winner of this year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

The nobel prize in physiology or medicine has gone to sweden, and a person who worked on human evolution. the prize commission said he achieved the seemingly impossible task of cracking the genetic code of one of our extinct relatives, the neanderthals. he discovered a previously unknown relative, and extinct species or subspecies of a human. let's talk to the archaeologistjulian have, who is also known as the muddy archaeologist. it isa it is a remarkable achievement and it has taken decades to get a whole genome of an extinct species of