stating that she wanted to use the embryos. and at that point you know, i had had a lot of time to reflect on this. and you know it was a difficult decision. but i didn't feel the circumstances at which she wanted to use the embryos was one that i felt comfortable with and that wasn't something i was going to consent to. >> the distinction we're trying odraw john consent to creating the embryos to the use of them in the future. >> i'm just trying to figure out why you would go through process if you didn't want it to happen. >> well the circumstances at which the situation was made were underduress. >> she forced to you make this decision? >> i wund say force. it was a mutual decision to make im'em brie owes. she on the other hand decided not to be freeze eggs. in our decision there was a split between emg brie owes and egged. that was d ashes and embreeze owes and eggs. i planned to create embryos from the beginning but from the beginning i thought i was needed to consent for their use in the future. carla was very clear she d

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for people who view embryo as a life, i think it would be better if you could play around with the genesefore that. but that is forbidden. >> that is what the law says, that is how we run it 92 other things. john: other things you could do but do not eye color, hair color, skin tone, athletic abuilty and height. >> these are among different things we can do,ing in to in in addition to predicts alcoholism, drug addiction, sexual deiviation. and all of the different syndromes a lot of genetic diseases, they have been predicted by amniocentesis for years, but now, we can find the disease before mom is pregnant. john: if this is kept illegal appeal will do this anyway, they will go to a different country rear secretly? >> british, i applaud british for this are about to take first step in true genetic engineers, briefic government has piv eic t has taken first step. john: u.s. not allowing it. >> u.s. decided they will watch the british, they will analyze is closely, and see which way to go. john: there was a poll, a pew poll, asked how would you feel if perspective parents could alter the d

chance of having a baby. >> when i hear the word embryo i think of something that's alive the spermrown. >> well that's a personal decision and a personal feeling about what goes on. it's the definition of life. there's a lot of definitions out there. which everyone you elect to abide by is the one that has to guide your thoughts. >> i am struck by how everybody has such strong feelings. what you do is illegal in i think it would be better if you could play around with the genes even before that. >> that's what the law says and that's how we run it. >> other things you do is eye color, hair color, skin tone, athletic ability, height. >> these are among the different things we are able to do. problems like down syndrome, edward sin droel, turners syndrome, there is a lot of genetic diseases. these reason predicted by am neo sen tee cease for 35, 40 years. now instead of having to wait until mom's four months pregnant we can find the disease before she is pregnant. >> if this is made illegal kept illegal people are going to do if anyway. or they will do it secretly. >> i applaud the b

. >> in is a developing duck embryo boiled and eaten in the shell. >> we know about this. >> david andurs? >> i ate it. >> it squirted. >> it's good. >> oh, what is that? oh, it's a duck! it's a duck! >> this is moving on the plate. >> this is a live octopus chopped in small pieces and serves immediately. >> you don't chew it. suctions to your throughout. >> like you're making out with someone and trying to eat at the same time. >> it didn't taste that bad. >> there's something about eating something that's still moving. >> they also tried chicken feet, and guess what, guys? >> no, no, no! >> bring them in, folks. >> let's dig in. >> here's the deal. i'm exempt because i ate the duck. >> i'm not going to exempt myself. i'll try it. why not try one? you at least have to try it. >> it's a horror film on a plate. there are -- >> you went right in. >> boy, that is a lot of fat on there. there's not a lot of meat. >> i feel like the texture will make me gag. >> just do it. >> you used a fork? >> it's just chewing tendons. it's not that bad. >> this looks like a dead person's hand that we du

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upon eurozone unemployment insurance system could form the embryo of such a fiscal union. and finally, more democratically accountable central bank for the broader mandate, something akin to the mandate of the u.s. fed. so responsibility for price stability but also growth and unemployment. the problem with everything i've just said is that that requires more, not less europe. as time goes on, it's becoming harder to make the case for more europe. anyone following europe and political scene can appreciate that. europe increasingly is now defined by the constraints that it places on governments. rather than the opportunities it provides them with to improve the lives of their electorates. and the longer this continues, the greater the likelihood that we see a serious european backlash, not just europe but the eu more broadly. i think there are two solutions. one is to jump forward to a more federal politically europe within the euro zone with politics resuming at the federal level. or a return to a european union without a single currency and let individual countries manage

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only four specific drugs or devices that can terminate embryo that is what they object to providing their plan covers that today. their plan will cover that tomorrow. it's just these four specific drugs and guesses. >> take me behind the scenes. who got to make the phone call to tell them they won how was that done. >> my colleague was on the phone with the green family today to let them know. they are of course thrilled. pack home in oklahoma city. eager to get back to work and continue running their company. >> 5 to 4 decision. so naturally this got political implications, you you agree? >> i think it's unfortunate that we have seen this religious freedom question go to broad bipartisan agreement. overwhelming support in congress to now people fighting and dividing very narrowly on political lines today. >> dig into the opinion. i read the opinion if the government had some up can spacekly the government didn't find any other good al term itives to deal with the problem. that's in layperson's talk. we had a serious right. religious right and the government didn't find the most narrow ef

contraceptives, of the 20 they object to, as the fda agreed, they have the ability to terminate an embryo after it's been fertilized but before it's been implanted. their religious pleef is that is ending a life. then the state doesn't get to second-guess that. they have to follow it. >> one thing we have seen about the roberts course, it's a libertarian court, not just for people but for corporations, too. some people think the best way to win a civil rights case is to incorporate. >> a year ago, the windsor case on gay marriage. what a difference a year makes. since then, courts including an appeals court for the first time this week, in utah, striking down the gay marriage ban in utah. court after court after court striking down bans on gay marriage. dahlia, scalia seems to have called it in his descent. he said this would happen. do you think the rest of the court expected it to happen this quickly? >> not this quickly. or this passionately. the district judges' rulings are swinging for the fences. to the extent that the court waited, they were not sure that the country was ready. the

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already -- when the boy will get rid of the other embryo and that is a form of murder to many people.s less. stuart: an interesting show. a great premise. john: and amazing future. let's not screw it up. stuart: the time is? john: 9:00 eastern. stuart: the name is? john: stossel. stuart: the network is? john: fox business if you don't get it. demand it. stuart: watch this one. thank you very much. eight $0.12 gas tax hike, a tax that would hit everybody young, old, rich, poor, democrat, republican. that is next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. >> facebook's web site separate global service disruption after users were left

it would only allow women to insurance to endic topic pregnancies, cases where the embryo implants outsidey for certain contraceptives and the ohio legislator who sponsored the bill has a question about one in particular. dear ohio state representative john becker. it's me, melissa. now, your bill broadly defines abortion to include, quote, drugs or devices used to prevent the implantation of a pert liesed ovum. in your testimony during last week's hearing, you said you didn't intend for birth control pills to be included in that definition. i'm not exactly sure how you make the distinction, because according to the american college of obstetricians and jien kol gynecologists, you know, doctors, the pill can impede the fertilized egg from attaching to the uterine wall. i am not saying that to give you any incentive for banning insurance coverage of birth control pills too, but just to point out the tip of the iceberg of what you don't know about the very health choices you are trying to restrict with your legislation. because you also went on to defend urban of intrauterine devices commonl

upon eurozone unemployment insurance system could form the embryo of such a fiscal union. and finally, more democratically accountable central bank for the broader mandate, something akin to the mandate of the u.s. fed. so responsibility for price stability but also growth and unemployment. the problem with everything i've just said is that that requires more, not less europe. as time goes on, it's becoming harder to make the case for more europe. anyone following europe and political scene can appreciate that. europe increasingly is now defined by the constraints that it places on governments. rather than the opportunities it provides them with to improve the lives of their electorates. and the longer this continues, the greater the likelihood that we see a serious european backlash, not just europe but the eu more broadly. i think there are two solutions. one is to jump forward to a more federal politically europe within the euro zone with politics resuming at the federal level. or a return to a european union without a single currency and let individual countries manage

upon eurozone unemployment insurance system could form the embryo of such a fiscal union. and finally, more democratically accountable central bank for the broader mandate, something akin to the mandate of the u.s. fed. so responsibility for price stability but also growth and unemployment. the problem with everything i've just said is that that requires more, not less europe. as time goes on, it's becoming harder to make the case for more europe. anyone following europe and political scene can appreciate that. europe increasingly is now defined by the constraints that it places on governments. rather than the opportunities it provides them with to improve the lives of their electorates. and the longer this continues, the greater the likelihood that we see a serious european backlash, not just europe but the eu more broadly. i think there are two solutions. one is to jump forward to a more federal politically europe within the euro zone with politics resuming at the federal level. or a return to a european union without a single currency and let individual countries manage

then transferred two embryos days later with good results. >> your pregnancy test is positive. >> reporterppy there's one. >> reporter: after a rather typical pregnancy, jessica was prepared to deliver. >> i feel ecstatic. i cannot wait. >> a week before jessica's due date, the baby was small. so the doctors were concerned so they made the decision to induce jessica on her due date. but this was not at all related to the ivf procedure and so far so good. >> don't you want to meet this little baby? >> i do. >> jessica and derek welcomed chloe lee manion into the world. they are all with us this morning. that is a gorgeous little girl. congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> it's been a long time since i saw you guys. you look terrific. >> yeah -- thank you. >> i see the tears in your eyes. what was it like when -- chloe was just smiling for the cameras. a star is born. >> just hearing the story all over again, it just makes me get choked up thinking about it. the time when -- the first time de wet to hold her was just as >>a, ichurblo an iyo sh jis herrl er yp l a me asuys wged.f he dre at

i can get an embryo. >> if you can, that would be important information for us. thank you. >> i know the legal department was at the meeting. it was as if they said we will take a look at this and then they went forward. i will get you a name. >> did you ever attempt to in value eight the manner -- eva luate the matter? was there ever an attempt, according to your investigation? that anyone address these issues? >> yes. in 2009, they have the second continental report. that i became elevated. they realized it was something that could be associated with a switch as being the cause of the non-deployment. other thingt, started to take place, including mr. sprague going to visit mr. digiorgio. i guess my last and final question from here was basically, was there a reference there? i believe that you indicated that there was a reluctance to its intelligent address the issue? >> i'm sorry -- >> that would probably be hypothesizing. thank you, mr. chairman. >> if another member of the full committee can ask questions after other members have asked theirs. we now recogni

very large areas of iraq in the south center and they're not there in the street is ok anyway or an embryoor some other global headlines now into the day we go will start with a massacre in the democratic republic of congo which is left at least thirty seven people dead and clued in numerous women and children villages in the east of the country they were shot stabbed or burned inside their homes officials are calling it a revenge attack after the death of a cattle herder who was killed during an attempt to steal another farm as livestock south keane who are mountainous region rich in minerals including gold is home to numerous armed groups who frequently battle for local resources. and over a thousand protesters put into the streets of central paris to commemorate a student activist killed last year nineteen year old died after a brawl with far right skinheads following the incident several ultra nationalist groups were banned in france in two people remaining custody accused of manslaughter. and to india now where street clashes erupted outside mumbai with more confronting police who the

do i harvest eggs and embryos and sperm? what are my options? it's fda approved. most doctors didn't even know to put their patients on it and think about it. so two very big studies. >> it's exciting. thank you, nancy. >> you bet. >>> just ahead, looking your best and saving money along the way. we will reveal >>> a very good morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. today is election day and polls are open. moments ago, governor engineer where i brown cast his vote in oakland. governor brown running for re-election, but he is expected to win handedly. san jose city council could be close to making a decision about marijuana regulations. last month, the council delayed a vote on a proposal that would crack down on the number of pot clubs in san jose from 100 to 20. council members will take up that issue again this afternoon. >>> let's check that morning commute. i know there were problems in the city because of muni. >> exactly, laura. overall, the freeway is looking a little bit lighter around the bay, we do have slow spots, but we