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Around, so the stakes, the pressure of wanting this to work, to be successful for all those patients, those people out there suffering knowing this could be a solution to the organ shortage crisis, and in the moment, i think it was just remarkable, unbelievable, exciting, exhilarating and i think we felt a remarkable sense of hope for all our patients. >> and the pig kidneys are working properly so far, no issues? >> the study has ended, but the pig kidneys worked for the duration of the study. >> so let's talk about this, because the human host in this case was a man who was an organ donor. h...

Or harder to pinpoint. biological could be salmonella or bacteria placed in a human host and water, a lot harder to detect, a lot more nefarious in my opinion. they are not allowed on the battlefield in today's world. we've seen it used in syria. a famous japanese subway attack, terrorist group, took put bags in an subway and with umbrella poked the bags. they can be a slow burn can continually affect people, something on the biological side. something to be concerned about because technically could be already happened. pete: psychological component. joey: we talk about nuclear weapons, everyb...

Serious about this. >> there is still a lot we need to learn about the omicron variant, but it appears its mutated form contains more of the common cold, making this more contagious, but perhaps less severe, unless, of course, you're particularly vulnerable. if that has proven to be the case, would it actually be better for that variant to eventually become the dominant one across the globe? >> well, it's never a good thing for more people to get infected. and we have to keep in mind the virus doesn't replicate in thin air. it reply indicates within the human host or another animal host. it re...

>> there's still a lot we need to learn about the omicron variant. it appears the mutated form contains more of the common cold making this more contagious but perhaps less severe unless of course you're particularly vulnerable. if that is proven to be the case, would it actually be better for that variant to eventually become the dominant one across the globe? >> well, it's never a good thing for more people to get infected, and we have to keep in mind that the virus doesn't replicate in thin air. it replicates within the human host or another animal host. it requires our dna and it is replic...

To 8,100 infections worldwide. mrs was more limited in 2011, but a cousin of this coronavirus, that can cause severe coronavirus disease. both of those were found to be traced to bats, and then ultimately there was an animal intermediary that fundamentally got it to us as a human host. sars was a palm civit and mrs was the camel. this sars-cov-2 was likely to have emerged in animals come through to humans in that way. what is happening in this lab in november 2019 in the wuhan institute of virology, it does sound like they were working on this virus because there is this question of people get...