s fertility services and tracy kyle, who ended up paying out of pocket for in vitro fertilization andd mother of twins. congratulations to you. at considerable cost and all the emotional stress on you and your husband and the other wounded warriors who are going through this. first to you, senator, what can be done about it? >> right now, the v.a. has a ban on paying for fertility treatments. to me that is just wrong. we have over 600 service members and their spouses who have one of the signature wounds of this war from an ied explosion or otherwise where they have genital or urinary tract injuries that prevent them from having a child. providing fertility services is the difference between them, their life's dream of raising young children and having that taken away from them. to me, it's just no nonsense common sense, let's provide this kind of fertility treatment for them through the v.a. for both the service member and their spouses, and that's what i'm attempting to change. >> tracy, tell us about the twins, how old are they now, and what you went through with your husband, the

this is a company that gives loans for in vitro fertilization, egg harvesting and all those other fertilitybusiness. when jill and tom clinton were married in 2006, they knew they wanted to start a new family right away but it turned out to be more difficult than they thought. >> we did get pregnant but we miscarried. we knew we were a little older. we knew it might be something to look into at that point, fertility. >> reporter: as small business owners, they did not have insurance to cover fertility procedures, which average $12,000 per ivf cycles. but they were able to save enough money and had their first son, michael. >> we're thrilled. we had limited funds and we weren't sure how many tries we would get. >> it was at that point when their doctors told them about a growing trend in lending, fertility financing. former banking joel segal noticed a void in lending for couples desperate for families who don't have time to wait. he says business is brisk. >> we are funding about a $1 million and we're looking to fund about $50 million in loans in 2012. >> but he runs his new business a bit

. >>> can fertility drugs affect your risk of getting breast cancer? hormones play a role in breast cancer. a study on how the drugs affect the women that take them. >>> they are glued to your side, so are their germs. why you might want to think about giving your cell a wipe down before you pick up your child. mashed potatoes and gravy. mac 'n cheese... mashed potatoes and gravy! mac 'n cheese. [ male announcer ] now you don't have to pick a side. buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and choose two more large sides free. today tastes so good. >>> hormones are known to play a role in breast cancer. in a study, women who use fertility drugs resulting in a pregnancy that didn't last for 10 weeks had a decreased risk of breast cancer for those that used fertility drugs had a small increased risk. >>> we take our cell phones everywhere, they are practically glued to our faces, so are the germs. experts say many of us never clean them and they could use a good disinfecting especially fur handling babies and little ones whose immune systems aren't as strong. >>

julianna was born nine onths later through in vitro fertilization. prother and sister waited their turns in frozen limbo... and finally they each got their chance to be born. ((sometimes when yyuupray for a miracle, you get three. and so that's what we have. )) ))the mother calls them "triplings," since they are siblings by their dates of birth. fertility experts say freezing ttchniques have improved, o embryos an now be preserved for longer periods of time. johns hoppins is still a top number one. known hospital is now ranked. ranked. ((break 1)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 ((traffic reeorter ad libs)) map fiber map 895 map 3 3 3 3 3 penn state's president speaks out... after a ddmaging report reveals a cover up. up.we're not gginn to use tuition money, donor money, or tax money to deal with any of the civillclaims or other costs for legal expenses the part of the scandal he says is the ámostá disheartenin. disheartening.and later... facebookers aren't happy.the two major things that are making it difficult for people to embrace the sociaa networking

so we'll be back with more in just a moment. >>> new concerns for women taking fertility drugs. a study find women who's used fertility drugs and have a pregnancy that lasted 10 weeks or longer showed a small increased risk of breast cancer saying the elevated pro dungs of hormones may alter the normal tissue and recommend women who use the fertility drugs talk to their doctors about increased cancer screening autos there is a major drug company removing certain labels from widely used centrum vitamins. and now, the company has agreed to drop breast health and colon health from the bottles saying the claims imply vit hins would prevent breast and colon cancer. they say it's illegal to make these prevention claims. pfizer agreed to modify language relating to heart health, and energy. >> and ama son may have a new smart phone in the works and yahoo may have to search longer for a new ceo. happy chris. >> and one of the top ceo ads bowed out and was on the short list of execs considering to run the company but in a statement saying he has declined to be considered. that leaves ros

letting &pyou know áwhená you're going &pto become infertile..they and seconds later, your fertilityal timer.but many are skeptiial it actually works. snyder says: "fertility has many factors involved, ot just agg. your healthh sshuld talk to your doctor about."-butt o-mos says: "i think it'' silly, i won't try it."mos says: "they have an app for everything now, i guess" staaes the app is not meant to be a medical diagnnsis ... but rather an interactive tool. the app costs 1--ollar and 99-cents. 3 colebaugh says: "" saw the truck i was like "oh no. i off." have yyu ever een f."- the movie outbreak? next, locking theii windows and are sttaing on he lookout for aa tiny monkey. police are on the hunn for a 3onkey in north caroliia.... - 3 "the unknown. don't know the behavior of monkeys. don'tt know the threattlevel of them. don't knowwthe habbts." habits." the wake forest primate center breeds reesarrh monkeys. &pmonday... she was spotted nea animal control is on he trail... the monkee is aaout keepers say she'ssnot iifectedd with any virrses... buu residents aren't taking any moser sa

are you feeling like this is the most fertile time of your career?ile is the word. >> jon: in every way shape and form. >> things are sticking everywhere. >> jon: everywhere. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jon: is it for you -- settle down, people. i'll have the high school student explain to you how this all works. [ laughter ] you know, you are taking on more and more challenging roles. you come out. it's one of those parts of an actors career. you come out, you are a star. you are in these -- now you are doing all the really interesting -- is that a conscious choice to branch out and challenge yourself with other thing? >> yeah, yeah the scripts i was getting two years ago everything i read i was like okay i did a version after this before. things that were new i thought i could do that tomorrow. it's not a bad thing. let's go back, work on family, make some other things stick. [ laughter ] take our time and wait until we get something that arrests me a little bit, scares me a little bit. these five independents came back to back to back to back. all th

letting &pyou know áwhená you're going &pto become infertile..they and seconds later, your fertility a virtual timer.but many are skeptiial it actually works. snyder says: "fertility has many factors involved, ot just agg. your healthh sshuld talk to your doctor about."-butt o-mos says: "i think it'' silly, i won't try it."mos says: "they have an app for everything now, i guess" staaes the app is not meant to be a medical diagnnsis ... but rather an interactive tool. the app costs 1--ollar and 99-cents. 3 colebaugh says: "" saw the truck i was like "oh no. i off." have yyu ever een f."- the movie outbreak? next, locking theii windows and are sttaing on he lookout for aa tiny monkey. çç ♪ ♪ looking for someone you can trust? with ase certified technicians and the latest technology, this is the exception to the rule. this is sears auto center. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a moment of silence for the internet as we know it. a revolution in internet speed is here. more than twice as fast as anything america has ever seen. introducing fios quantum. call the verizon center for customers with d

he's too fertile. there's too much of it.k me about a career that's much shorter, what's your favorite sam and dave i could do it. >> i understand. >> that was easy. >> rose: yes, indeed. well, you're up there. there's this wonderful thing where where he had landau come up and do a stage performance and then finally didn't call him up and so... >> so john landau gets called up to dance do "dancing in the dark" five or six nights in a row and finally bruce says you know that thing we we call you up on stage? i think we're going to put a rest to that now and landau says "does that mean i'm fireed?" and he says "yeah, i think it does." >> rose: what did you learn here that you did not know? >> i have to say a lot. a lot. because i've read a lot about him. probably too much than may be completely healthy the disconnect between health and the femera of stardom, i've never seen it so blatantly. we read about in the coarse terms, so and so is a great movie star yet they're drinking themselves into oblivion. i'd never experienced it

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or even the fertilizers. fertilizers have had a nice move for obvious reasons. >> grasso, what do you like here? do you like some of the other ag names? >> everyone was shocked with the cat results. just to take the other side of it, every time i talk to a farmer and yes i do talk to farmers of wall street, when you talk to a farmer you don't fertilize a dust bowl basically. so that's a next year story. so i think that the fertilizer names with the exception of maybe monsanto have probably seen their run. i'd still be a buyer of the protein companies. >> what about you, guy? >> i think it's interesting here at 77 bucks. i think the stock has sold off. i think a lot of us in the stock, a week or so ago an $89 price target. john deere at 77 i think you risk 73, 74 and maybe look for 90 on the upside. especially if you believe in this broader market. >> what about you, jon najarian? you have a couple of difference of opinion certainly on whether you should own the stock here on the panel today. you want to break

fertilizers have run a long way in the past three or four weeks.hat do you think of a small corn fertilizer named rentech nitrogen partners? >> you got to go with the potash here. by the way, this corn crop is going away in this country. and people don't talk about it enough, what is happening. and the farmers can't go buy farm equipment, but fertilizer is going to be king. and as much as i don't like to recommend red hot stocks, potash is going higher. anger? i feel it, i sense it, it ain't making any money. throw barbs at me, okay? throw them at the market. as long as there's money to be made, check the anger to do some buying. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, fun times ahead? it might be a roller coaster market, but shares of amusement park operator cedar fair have risen almost 50% this year. cramer is buckling in and taking a ride with its ceo just ahead. and later, reading between the lines. a big headline you probably read. cramer is put on his "mad money" corrective lenses to show you how to get the 20/20 investing vision that

after simmering for two hours the mixture of fertilizer and sugar is just too hot. back up, he shouts. as it all goes up in flames. ahmed will have to make more explosives to pack into these water tanks with steel rebar added for shrapnel. this is a rag tag revolution. the bombs' detonators are battery powered and the batteries have to be replaced every five days. but as rebel video shows, the bombs do seem to work. weapons are in desperately short supply. the 635 fighters in ahmed's unit only have about 150 guns, so they salvage what they can from destroyed government vehicles, like this antiaircraft gun, which they jerry rigged with motorcycle brakes for triggers. rebels say if they had more arms and more money they could topple assad's regime in weeks or less. >> translator: we don't need nato. all we need is weapons and we will free our land. >> you do get a sense, brian, it would not take very much for these rebels to leave the countryside and take the fight to the cities. so far the help from the outside world has not been coming. there's been a lot of money p

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we're giving you a fertilizer for a week. we can go above and beyond our goals. and we can really kickstart hydra culture and the united states and do something we really should have been doing for the last 40 years in this country. >> he hopes the idea will really take off. wbal-tv 11 news. >> interesting. >> very interesting. >> the student loan crisis. + -- >> after the tragedy in colorado, president obama and mitt romney addressed the nation. that story is coming up. >> after 17 months, the assad's >> live, local, late breaking. you are watching wbal-tv 11 news at 5:00 hd with -- 11 news continues now. >> 12 people shot and killed, 59 other adults and children hurt as a gunman opens fire and a call wrote theater showing the latest batman movie. the 24-year-old gunman through two smoke canisters into the packed theater and unloaded with a shotgun and a handgun into the crop. obviously starving news for the entire country, but especially those -- startling news for the entire country, but especially those who went to see the midnight movie. >> it could have bee

james smith is the head of male fertility at ucsf. >> and a partner's sperm is removed surgically butor younger couples a reversal is more often aferdable it costs between 6,000s skpdz 10,000s skpdz in veto fert saigs costs 10,000ses today $12,000 one month. surgical procedure is $3,000 to 5,000ses today get sperm out. the cost differences between the two can be significant. >> in the watson's case she became pregnant two months after surgery. >> just imagining this is going to happen. joy and excitement. >> he says there can be short term side affects including reactions that can temporarily reduce sperm count for several month autos and we have been keeping an eye on a small grass fire burning in the peninsula it's [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one

>> absolutely none whatsoever. >> the handsome fertilizer sales man calmly explained his pregnant wife went missing while he was fishing alone on christmas eve 2002. >> everybody i know everybody i talked to thought fishing on christmas eve when your wife is pregnant when you have stuff to do for a bget together that nigt was unusual. >> did he know he was fishing for? >> no. >> he p didn't have any idea what kind of bates he used? >> he wasn't a proper fisherman compared to the ones i have met down here. >> a phone message to his wife. >> a phone message he let to lacy when he was coming home which seemed scripted didn't seem sincere not cooperating with you not wanting to get his face out there. it kept getting bigger with more strands on top of it. >> get the signs and the cameras use the web site www laci peterson.com. print the fliers off and get to any law enforcement people in the area any hospitals, birthing centers keep the word out there. >> when you bring them home it's the best way you can do it all. >> today how are you remembering your wife and son? >> that is very person

of her health care and these are decisions that women need to be empowered to make and ultimately fertility is very much in the realms and in control of women. >> so now that you've said that, i want to come back to what something judith said in the beginning of her remarks about the gender and the panel and i want to invite the room to take a minute and look around at each other. >> mostly women. >> and this is my fifth panel so far at this conference, and because my day job has mostly to do with quote, unquote, hard national security. i spoke on a panel on turkey. i spoke on a panel on the arab spring and the panel on nuclear weapons. this is the only panel i'm on with two other women. this is the only panel i've been on with this many women in the audience and that tracks exactly with what judith said about this as a career field, and on the one hand, that's wonderful and it's terrific and it's leading to really wonderful things and understanding the importance of the empowerment of women in every area that you could name, but what that also means is that my field, the national security

. >> reporter: and this will go eventually go to become fertilizer? >> all this will be organic fertilizer. >> reporter: in a structure next to the fish processing plant a large machine the schaefers call the human body, digests the discarded bones, skins and tendons. enzymes much like those found in the stomach break down the leftovers to create an organic liquid fertilizer. and business has been good, schafer says over the last six years processing of asian carp has more than doubled to about 15 million pounds each year. and they are in the final stages of research and development on several new asian carp-based products including hot dogs. it's something the company hopes will open the door to asian carp for many skeptical consumers. >> the toughest challenge is changing the perspective and just getting people to try the fish. >> reporter: the company is fully invested in marketing asian carp products like salami, bologna and even asian carp jerky. here at the taste of chicago-- the city's largest food festival-- illinois department of natural reso

here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting than the idea you had initially set out to plan. so there has to be this openness for spontaneity. also, a sense that regardless of the deadline, that you have tons of time so the you can keep your creativity alive and not cut it off and just go into old habits. it is a lot like listening. really listening to watch what is going to emerge. i like this thing where you put your foot on his back. let's keep it. were your mind is is how you build your life. if you put it in steel or in failure, it works. that works. it is a commitment. for most artists, it is a vacation and a life that they have committed themselves to. there is this notion that artists continue to do their work because of some kind of the external financial support. if that was taken away, artists would still do their art. it is not like there is a prerequisite for these things to happen or i will not do it. how could that be? it is the relationship that you have

nitric acid is commonly used as fertilizer. it can be dangerous if it comes in contact with skin or if it is inhaled. it is unclear where it was going to be mailed to. a hazmat situation and starting to clean up but they are trying to figure how this package spilled some of the chemical that can be dangerous. john gonzales, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a fire at a town house complex in gauges bgaithersburg cause people to seek shelter. dozens of firefighters responded. everybody got out safely and a cat was rescued. >> police say a woman was last seen at around noon on saturday in capitol heights. her family says she has alzheimer's disease. anyone with information should call prince george's county police. >> a kent state university student was arrested and charged with making threats against the school. police say the man posted a message on twitter that he planned to shoot up campus. he could be suspended or dismissed from ckent state. charges will not be filed against a man until he undergoes an investigation. neil prescott th

>> absolutely none whatsoever. >> the handsome fertilizer sales man calmly explained his pregnant wife went missing while he was fishing alone on christmas eve 2002. >> everybody i know everybody i talked to thought fishing on christmas eve when your wife is pregnant when you have stuff to do for a bget together that nigt was unusual. >> did he know he was fishing for? >> no. >> he p didn't have any idea what kind of bates he used? >> he wasn't a proper fisherman compared to the ones i have met down here. >> a phone message to his wife. >> a phone message he let to lacy when he was coming home which seemed scripted didn't seem sincere not cooperating with you not wanting to get his face out there. it kept getting bigger with more strands on top of it. >> get the signs and the cameras use the web site www laci peterson.com. print the fliers off and get to any law enforcement people in the area any hospitals, birthing centers keep the word out there. >> when you bring them home it's the best way you can do it all. >> today how are you remembering your wife and son? >> that is very person