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Their lands, but they want technology, and medicine. so is that achievable? i think so. but it's a big challenge. >> a snap shot of a culture suspected to have been left alone for some 11,000 years. these am a zonian samples can perhaps give us some insight into how our microbiomes have evoled. >> it's such a fascinating window into your health and environment. in fact one laboratory in boston has discovered that it can save lives as well. as my colleague explains, one man's waste is another man's medicine. >> today is the big day. >> for eric, a 24-year-old research assistant at mit, nature i...

So if is that achievable? i think so. but it's a big challenge. >> a snap shot of a culture second suspected to have been left alone for years. they can perhaps give us insight into how our micro biomes have evolved. >> it is such a fascinating window into our health and our environment. in fact one laboratory in boston has discovered that it can save lives as well. as my colleague explains, one man's waste is another man's medicine. >> today is the big day. >> for eric, a 24-year-old research assistant at mit, nature is calling so he hops a train and then a bus. he passes countless toilets bu...

We don't know if it was due to russian hacking. and they operated in seven other states. today "the new york times" reports that the hacking was more disclosed than previously disclosed, and at least two other providers of critical had election services well ahead of the 2016 voting. >> so let's start, i think foreign policy took a snap shot. there's a russian trade consulate where they're not even doing it inside. what are you trying to hide? this is standard operating procedure. >> if those ashes could talk. they're trying to clear house and this is real. the facility will be taken by the un...

A to have secret nsa report including a cyber attack on a voting supplier. the election software was used in the democratic strong hold of durham, north carolina. that's the same place where scores of voters were turned away due to software snafus. we don't know if it was due to russian hacking. and they operated in seven other states. today "the new york times" reports that the hacking was more disclosed than previously disclosed, and at least two other providers of critical had election services well ahead of the 2016 voting. >> so let's start, i think foreign policy took a snap shot. there'...

And be on the same page as the president. again, this is just one snap shot from one person. but, again, somebody who has been critical at least to me, of the communication shop. questioning in light of what we've seen over the last couple of days whether or not this will make any difference for how this white house is able to function. or communicate going forward. >> thank you for that. nicole wallace, before we lose you, i wanted to check back in with you. you know how white houses work. and as long as the president is going to call his own shots and bring "the new york times" in for an ope...