was aimed at riyadh's international airport was sucked out of the air in a coalition controlled many of yemen's pools. that's it more news continues here on al-jazeera want to any stage of that's what. the consequence of. nine hundred. eleven out of trophyless. home was. follows a group of u.s. army veterans. as they struggle to get their lives back. this time. they may be in their seventies but these are not grandparents. in india the pressure to have children is so great that elderly childless women are

turning to the country's boom in vitro fertilisation industry to help them conceive and doctors are happy to help. steve child. to one of what he used to be explored the ethics of giving birth at any age and asking is this industry out of control. how old is he promotes. the cool and husband man dissing the proud parents of a baby boy who do you think it looks most like. how far. off to be six years of marriage the seventy two and seventy nine year old to finally

have the child they've always wanted. me out of people used to tell adopt a child but i never felt the urge to adopt or have someone else's baby. they've named him among many hugs and in their eyes a little son is nothing short of a miracle from god. the almighty only has made this possible for us it is his skift we haven't done anything he does this way and he granted him to us. who wouldn't have gotten. in reality the baby oman is the product of india's in-vitro. fertilization industry conceived with a donor egg possibly donor sperm and born by syrian in april of this year his mother is reportedly the oldest woman in the world to give birth how did.

everything for him that he should become a big man and brainy thing he has a really proud face. but with fame has come condemnation and calls to put an age limit on i.v. of treatment seventy two years is not the right age to have a baby it was shocking in the way that yes science can do it science can do a lot of things but it is for the society to decide whether we're going to let scientists do which are things which are not in favor of the society or which are unethical or which put the patient and the child to great harm and that is what has happened here. it's the indian government who many hold responsible for allowing lines to be put at risk. it's almost forty since the first baby was born in india and since then there's been an explosion in the number of i.v. of clinics yet there's still no noise governing the industry legislation has been

pending in holloman for the past six years leaving many to suggest the industry has become too big and too powerful to regulate. the place you'd expect to find. these backstory into the national fertility and test tube baby santa were mon was created the mastermind behind the clinics exists is dr. way. welcome here and you have. the very famous in this part of the world. clinic. the embryologist claims to have treated fell's in the post-menopausal women over the age of fifty and says more than one hundred of them have become pregnant.

with. because when they were middle aged forty forty five. the technology was not here. they are coming in now after hearing from so many people in the us only women can become pregnant. dr bishnoi insists she's older patients have to pass rigorous health checks before beginning i.v.'s treatment we don't need much of. the middle and they were the ones that come from we don't like it said that not everyone agrees the risks are low getting seventy two years while pregnant is putting my life and your party we have a huge crowd freezing you dr malhotra is president of india's society for assisted reproduction and runs his own high tech i v f clinic i talked to him telephone we

met him personally ones and we told him this is not right he said becoming the demanding so i'm giving so that someone demands. drugs to. stop him he feels he's the god of the kingmaker the child maker the when you try to make it in the world. for a family in this village that's precisely what. baby i'm on isn't the first child dr bishnoi delivered to a couple in this seventy. roger davy low hand previously held the world record for the oldest first time mother she was seventeen when she had to do it in two thousand and night what was this occasion. when was that.

but the way it is going the. way your first post. in this family portrait taken when a vein was just one she's surrounded by her many older nephews. need. me. and so. to all of those boys your a very lucky. that's amazing. and that's not the only complicated relationship in the family roger did the married bella rom when she was twelve and he was fourteen. fifteen years later they had no children and so her husband took a second wife or younger sister. but still no children came. when

people used to tease us i get angry with them those who run outside it saying it's god's wish this is your seat and nothing can be done about it we would just close our gate and all sleep we had to do we do it. decades later the family was still childless but then they heard from a neighbor about dr bishnoi i believe. all three of us went to the doctor he checked us and said your younger sister has high blood pressure so i will give you the treatment. i told her you try for a child produce a child just same thing with her is your child or mine she'll come to our family ultimately. it's important to have a baby be it a boy or go to take the family's name forward. so intervene and who is

now i was born. when she was born she was only one kilogram now she has grown so tall. i love her i find her very sweet some of the bigger the busy. she was sweet i still find her looking she is very dear to me she loves real not she is the only one for us whatever it is that it's just for her everything is for her. but the i.v.'s treatment and pregnancy seems to have taken its toll on roger davies body today her family doctor is giving her intravenous medication to ease stomach pain. she was healthy and strong but after she had a baby she turned weak and after

a year or two she got cancer. doctor didn't tell me anything about the dangers and i never felt that that was any danger i just thought i had to go through. the street. since then was born roger debbie has had three operations to repair a ruptured uterus and remove cancer is true as well as many rounds of chemotherapy . i feel the treatment she underwent at this age may have caused all these problems because having a baby it means there is some fiddling with the hormones for the. patient to start menstruating and to give a very high doses of instruction if you get high doses of insurgent or order women they are more likely to have cancer so that could have been easily happen i also

cannot say for sure that that is the reason but that's one of the reasons. the dr bishnoi his treatments not to blame and claims roger davies now cancer free presently has no problem. she's out of the problem. in another village three hours drive away fertile farming land may have brought a level of prosperity. but nothing like the richness of dr. bishnoi has brought to the long knives of the know that aging couple. their six year old twins a boy and a girl by having fun and the elderly parents couldn't be more of a joy. people used to tease me what will you do when you take all your

wealth i did go for a second marriage. that didn't help with the grace of the almighty nothing's a great children mean the world was very happy it's a good thing. my house has changed. but now it's a happy environment now i spent the whole day with my children and i'm very happy. is another of dr bishnoi famous members in twenty ten at the age of sixty six she became the oldest woman in the world to deliver triplets. the babies were in intensive care for months. when i saw them i was overjoyed i looked at her limbs and their faces to see if they were all right they were very thin. one of them

a little girl didn't make it and the teary did almost lost her own life. when she delivered the babies she was hospitalized she was in a very bad condition she was almost on a death bed she spoke only after ten to twelve days. she had a condition that caused her to him rage during childbirth but according to dr bishnoi it was of little concern. another. young adult female also that is not related to the old days it was not a car it was not a if it happens in someone who is over fifty five then it is very dangerous it is it is very very dangerous and you know it is going to happen triplets would carry to prove that is if he had detected triplets at first second month he should have gone ahead and reduce them to singleton so to reduce the risk. that materie did

say she refused to let that happen. even the doctor said there was a risk to the children three of them but i told him i want all three. it was very important for me to have a child of my own to have a full family even if it was at the cost of my life. back at dr bishnoi clinic the waiting room is packed but not all his patients live with good news this older couple lost two sons one is a child and the other at twenty one just two years ago. today they devastated to hear the i.v.'s cycle has filed with the doctor say that

whatever treatment didn't succeed try once again take a second. i am ready to have the money. one more chance. for the sake of having. you have. on all of. us in a positive manner and. i want kind of a new day and so on the fifth continue the middle class. fulfill their dreams. to fill a bank he dreams of aging parents an egg from a football donor is essential his twenty year old woman is recovering after having her eggs holliston the husband and son all right

a bed signed this is the first time she's done. given the but that a good name. i was told that all these not to buy i'm having been here. i didn't realize that we also saw for being. out in the cafeteria an agent has brought three potential donors from delhi he's clearly in demond his phone never stops ringing i know i'm going there are so many i.v.'s and this running in or outside delhi whatever they are the demand for adonis without darkness i guess and there's just an operator. he says he has six other agents working for him some of them former egg donors who recruit up to fifteen new donors a day he's making it so that it will pull them both to me there's no complications in this posted at all so my head until adelaide is that we pay a handsome amount for a donation if someone works in

a factory in less than seventy five dollars a month but we can pay five hundred twenty five dollars for the ten day process. but we know our legal regulation of the industry egg donor news may end up playing with their lives at least two known to have died in recent years. in twenty ten handy died in mumbai she was only seventeen despite i.v.'s guidelines that egg donor should be at least eighty. no action has been taken against the clinic. then in twenty four to twenty four year old human died in delhi she and her husband had left the young daughter with family at home in goal and came to the indian capital to. yuma was working at the moment when she was recruited as an egg donor she was the

main on off for the family but she did all this just for thirty thousand rupees to raise money to travel home on a trip she was a nice friendly very bubbly person she shared not only her hopes but also her fears with her colleagues we started checking on the internet what are the site ethics you know what you can possibly you know. a woman. started reading getting really. finally said i'll stop doing it so she went to the doctor and i think the doctor of the heart that it's she cannot back down in the middle because it's already. left. her. that she called her husband very distressed he rushed to her bedside he says by the

time. she was unconscious and the when doctors present. middlemen. who was good about. what's going to bow yes rick coming toward your door that's a lemon of what i. thought was no doctor will. remember that. i felt i judged her hand and. i was also know there was nothing actually i felt she was by that time. before she was taken to hospital where she was pronounced. this robot of the soonest possible you're running such an institute just supposed to be prepared for such an emergency and the fact is it's a known fact that. so when there is such a why would you not be prepared for that what amount of. money comes

when undertaking such a pursuit. is acting for unishe of his husband he's taken on the case pro bono after being contacted by the government shop where you know. talks about the likeliness of an overdose is taking place. which i injected into the woman and in the end in the conclusion the autopsy. suffered a variant hyperstimulation syndrome this can occur when high doses of i used to produce high numbers of eggs and he's potentially five in an average if they're supposed to be. maybe twelve. depending on the woman's b.m.i. is what is supposed to be harvested but right now there's no law and there's nobody there leading them there's no one supervising it so what. so that ends up putting the woman's life in danger. the clinic. refused to talk to us then

it's business as usual. the tragedy. difficult. to explain. that there was. never again. my wife whatever's happening to her i know that. i don't want happening. again. is where conception begins for his elderly patients it's here donor eggs a fertilized and embryo is a creation but the genetic makeup of embryos is not discussed.

and that seems to be precisely how roger davey and her husband have come to terms with no d.n.a. . what do people know about where the cuts from no one can see is that everyone knows that she is my child. it's all written by god. god is a constant comfort for these elderly parents with life expectancy in india at sixty seven for men and seventy one for women they're already living on borrowed time.

that he will be around after. someone challenges her she turns back and gives them back that this is my house when she is so independent. legal she is sensible. that to look after. singing also hopes god will provide his health is failing and he struggles to keep up with. he says it's something that worries the little ones. but. they say to us that you have probably know who will look after us i tell them all will be taken care of by the almighty. his children but he now thinks that no one over fifty five should have if. percent of the children born by age women suffer a lot even if there are

a lot of resources at home parents die that who takes care of them. despite nearly dying in childbirth his wife doesn't agree. that's no guarantee of life someone could die a thirty years of age fifty. or even older. what's the harm what do children have to do with age children will be no. problem. well be uncles and aunties in the family you can nurture the family the family will keep running it won't stop. i'd only two months old little amaan has a long way to go before he's out of nappies let alone ample to fend for himself

more about he doesn't even know if i keep wishing he grows come become so that we can get a good grip. looking after a newborn is exhausting it. but clearly for a seventy two year old belgian de coeur it's overwhelming. and a member of the river we do think i have been feeling very weak had a really tough time at times he keeps on crying and doesn't get testify then i get very nervous everybody would have gotten to know the you know the notion that alone people have someone to help from others and i do everything on my own. with no close friends or extended family who will look after him when she and her husband. liquidambar the good. don't talk to me about this i don't like this i don't want to talk about it i

haven't talked and when god is god and i can trust and then him. let's take you live to tokyo now where the japanese prime minister shinzo lobby and u.s. president donald trump are just about to hold a joint news conference there in the japanese capital of it's the first stop of president donald trump twelve they told us just listen to what they have to say. gender will not line up but about. when i see shots had to stop me on my all most famous. your mistress. you're going to have that argument. there so we're just waiting for translation of japanese to english translation i

mean just looking at live pictures of. joint press conference ahead of the translation that's not into what he said. indeed. how many hours of dialogue did we have. i believe that there has never been such close intimately connecting at the leaders of both nations as we do now in the history of japan-u.s. alliance of more than half a century. in particular he received me with great hospitality last february on my visit to the u.s. at his villa in florida. it became my unforgettable memory that we were able to discuss a variety of global issues over so many hours quite frankly including several rounds of golf and it is my particular delight that this time i am able to welcome my dear friend president trump and my down melania trump to japan.