>> and what about fertility clinics? >> right. >> fertility medicine. when you have invitro fertilization, an embryo is created in a petri dish. >> correct. >> and if it doesn't -- if it doesn't implant, it's discarded. >> yep. >> so why is that okay, but once it's in the woman, oh, it's a baby? >> yeah. >> you know, it's like -- and that's another place where you see this is really all about women. women and sex. >> so you think -- you think that in the end what this is about is trying to control women? >> i think it is a response to perceived women getting out of hand, women having too many rights. there's too much -- too much sex. >> goodness gracious. it's 2014. we're going to talk about that? we're going to -- i mean not saying challenging your perception of this. >> yeah. >> but the idea to me that we have to have a conversation about women having too many rights in 2014 is the epitome of preposterous. >> well, they would prefer -- that's why they would prefer to talk about the personhood of the fertilized egg. >> yeah. >> they know it sounds craz

for the last two years she's been paying for the seeds and fertilizer herself. a lot of other farmers, however, remain dependent on donations from the millennium project. after weighing, the fresh produce is sent straight to the market in jenepher owino's case via motorbike taxi. and the farmers here are far from the only ones in sauri benefiting from the millennium project. local schools had been desperately underequipped, with many children often not attending at all. the millennium project saw the arrival of textbooks and computers, plus a free school meal. and the number of pupils has now more than doubled in the last two years, explains the principal. funding is due to run out at the end of the year, however and with it those invaluable meals too. the money his school receives from the kenyan government is nowhere near enough to cover costs. >> i would have rather appealed that they are given another maybe three years to see us through. so that they can be able to accomplish their vision they had with this institution. >> the situation leaves much that's be

she turned out to be exceptionally fertile.as exceptionally infertile. >> adrian wanted the experience of birth. so adoption was out of the question. after hearing about the repository on tv, they decided to check it out. >> so what did you actually read about the repository that struck you? >> really the basic thing was the research on the donor's past and their genetics and history, number one. and number two, what they had accomplished. >> the donors? >> the donors, yeah. >> they applied and their application was quickly accepted. i can't believe you still have this brochure, the repository for germinal choice not only enables the wives to become mothers, but increases the chances of giving their children a genetically advantaged start in life. and these are the donor profiles? you still have these as well? >> each donor was given a color-coded i.d. to protect their identity. donors clear and fuschia were at the top of their list. >> with exceptional athletic ability, northwest, european, blue eyes, fair skin, blonde hair, p

only one thing seem to escape his fertile imagination. that was the fate of the jews dying and the final solution. there is a real paradox here. roosevelt is a gratis humanitarian confronting the greatest military crisis in history and he flinched. why did he not act? to be sure from the beginning it was hard to understand the scale and scope of the barbarity taken place. there is also the fact that what was taking place was shrouded by secrecy. since 1942, bit by bit, more information leaked out about what was taking place at this terrible death ovens at ashwood's itself. at one point, there is actually anti- net nazi industrialist who is at a party where women wore their finest verse and in hushed voices he heard for the first time talk of the final solution, the attempted murder and to kill every jew on the face of the earth. this man despise the nazi is so hated hitler he actually met hitler once in a business meeting. he so hated him that he risked his own life, boarded a train, went to went to switzerland, met with prominent jews to

the bill uses a method of calculating fetal age that is based on the day fertilization actually occurs. the legislation would protect beginning after the fertilization which is the same 22 weeks of pregnancy in the gestational age. the gestational age is the same measure of calculating the unborn baby's age that relies on the date the mothers last normal menstrual. it is well-established that babies can survive at 22 weeks gestational age as noted in the "washington post" for example, quote, babies can survive at 22 weeks gestational age has been known for 15 years come "-end-double-quote. perhaps doctor lorenz was concerned to cope confused about what this would accomplish. second the senator that i'm referring to said earlier that abortions past 22 weeks speedily are extraordinarily rare. the most waxed abortion policy don't even collect data on the stage of pregnancy when an abortion is performed. all other jurisdictional's may have reported requirements but not really enforcing those reporting requirements. because it it isn't widely available, it is hard to know what hard evidence

. >> the punjab is a fertile region in an otherwise very dry country. this is india's bread basket.ertile punjabi soil has great value. these are people who own land over there. >> yes. >> then they put the fence. >> yes. >> suddenly your life became difficult. >> exactly. they can only grow some kind of crops, and they can't farm more than eight hours in a day. >> how long does it take to get back and forth? >> the border security force manage these gates, so they have times when they can enter and come out. >> how much farther can we go before they start to get worried? >> i think we can just go to that pole. >> when india and pakistan were separated, the attempt was to try to draw a line across religious lines. >> exactly. >> drained by the colossal task of fighting two world wars, in 1947 great britain decided to end their nearly 200-year rule over india. in an attempt to prevent an what the colonials saw as an inevitable civil war between the hindus, muslims and sikhs, the british commissioner, a lawyer from wales, was to draw up a new border. >> he was given two months. >> two

the bill uses a method of calculating fetal age that is based on the day that fertilization actually occurred much the legislation -- occurred. the legislation would protect the unborn beginning at 20 weeks after fertilization, which is the same 22 weeks of pregnancy, as known as 22 weeks gestational age. gestational age is a measure of calculating the unborn baby's age that relies on the date of the mother's last normal menstrual period. it is well-established that babies can survive at 22 weeks gestational age. as noted in "the washington post," for example -- -- quote - "that babies can survive at 22 weeks gestational age has been known for 15 years." end of quote. perhaps dr. lawrence was confused about what h.r. 36 would accomplish. "the washington post" fact checker article sets the record straight. second, the senator i'm referring to said earlier that abortions past 22 weeks fetal age are extraordinarily rare. some jurisdictions with the most lax abortion policies don't even collect data on the stage of pregnancy when an abortion is performed. while other jurisdictions may ha

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. >>> on the people scene, tyra banks opening up about her struggles with fertility, banks gets emotional when she discusses it's issue that so many women face, she brings it up on the new open said of the fab life. >> you have no idea what i'm going through, for a long time, when i was 23 years ole, i used to tell myself in three years i'm going to have kid and every single year i kept saying that and after a while it's like, okay now i want to and it's not so easy. >> banks will talk more about her struggles on monday's episode of fab life. >>> a youth football team in kentucky made their water boy's dream come true in a special way, 11-year-old kendall jenkins is said to be the best water boy they ever had, he has down syndrome and cannot play, but they surprised him by suiting him up for one special play running into the enzone for a touch down. >> you got it! [ applause ] >> it melted my heart, because they are kids themselves and that is pretty powerful. >> when kendall is not helping the football team he takes part in the cross country team. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, has one

you cannot just have, maybe, adequate amount of water, and without the fertilizer, it is not going toe successful. narrator: women, too, have not always shared the benefits of the green revolution. ghosh: the men have benefited through the mechanization process. however, women are still doing the backbreaking jobs of the weeding and the transplanting stages. and so, there's a certain gender bias with this technology. narrator: another critique of the green revolution is its emphasis on monoculture-- the reliance on a single commercial crop. farmers sell, rather than eat, what they raise. the diversity of local diets is reduced and can lead to malnutrition for those too poor to purchase food from outside the village. dependence on high-yielding "miracle seeds" means farmers do not engage in their own crossbreeding. the loss of genetic variety leaves crops more vulnerable to disease and pests. even the gains of the white revolution are not without long-term consequences. there are concerns that more productive land will be used to cultivate cattle feed than for feeding india's growing h

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>> this is a statue of the fertility god. >> i don't need one of those. i'm very fertile. >> how much would one expect to pay for an irreplaceable piece of civilization like this. >> on the market, this could go for as much as $380,000. >> what? yeah! but right now we're selling it today for not three, not two, but just $140,000. that's a steal. >> it literally was. hasan, desi, sorry, but this is exactly the problem. sounds like this creates a market for i.s.i.s. to exploit for higher and higher profits. >> that's absolutely right. the money you spend on items like this go right back into destroying more historic sites like palmyra. >> which means this speos almost guaranteed to go up in value if you buy now. a smart investment. >> trevor: these are priceless pieces of history and you're selling them for next to nothing. >> that's right, trevor! and if you act now you get the complete trinity, aglibol along with bel and the solar nimbus, god of the sprinchts and we'll throw in the blessed shaman blood. >> oh works! that's blood, folks. guaranteed for tri

at risk of an infection that could jeopardize herrer if estimate. -- fertility. and her ability to have children in the future. together danielle and her husband made the heartbreaking decision to terminate her pregnancy. but because danielle lived in a state with an abortion ban that made no exception for a woman's health and had not been challenged in court, her doctor was unable to help. danielle endured eight days of severe pain and infection before delivering a daughter who survived for just 15 minutes. christy zinc of washington, d.c. was 21 weeks pregnant when an examination revealed that her pregnancy suffered from a severe fetal anomaly, meaning effectively that an entire hemisphere of the brain was missing. christy and her husband consulted her physician and other doctors in an attempt to save her much-wanted pregnancy. but after learning of the near inevitability that if delivered, their child would not survive, she and her husband ultimately made the very difficult personal decision to end her pregnancy. the bill we are discussing today has no excepti

what do women need to know about their fertility?os, and we talk about this in our specialty all the time, don't shoot the messenger but reproductively, biologically, the optimum age for fertility is in our early 20s. that doesn't mean it doesn't happen in your 30s or 40s. after 35, egg quality, egg quantity starts to go down. after 40 it drops again with just 5% of women trying to get pregnant conceiving in any given cycle but as i know as an ob/gyn and a lot of women know it only takes one, so there is reason to stay positive and optimistic because we do see it but it's not as common. >> thanks, jen. tyra is on "fablife" talking about this. you can see it every single day. check your local listings. >>> now, our new series "erase your pain" and a new device that claims it can relieve chronic pain whenever and wherever you need it. abc's becky worley has the details for us. >> reporter: valerie gregory is a 34-year-old physical therapist fighting to stay active. a knee injury in college has snowballed into consistent pain. >> it jus

and fall fertilization and that's what they do.y're not paying attention to what each law need. >> go to the consumer page where you can get free access of local lawn care companies. >> we are working several developing stories in the newsroom right now. the first day of testimony at the trial of the man accused of killing his stepfather, a d.c. police detective. antwan james' mother took the stand coming up in 20 minutes. >>> it's been ten years since the harbor broke ground and this is what the project is looking like. the seating is starting to take shape. to the left of that, that's the bottom half of the hotel that will have 27 stories and beneath all of this is the state of the art parking garage. they'll fit 4800 vehicles inside of that garage and it's a $1.3 billion project that's moving along very quickly and coming up on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00, we'll talk to the ceo about this project and what folks can expect in the next year. at national harbor, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> members of a family swept away to their de

scientific evidence now tells us that at the age of 20 weeks post fertilization an unborn child can feel pain. it is time to recognize this fact and take the necessary steps to protect unborn children and welcome them to life. this legislation, i believe is a very important part of that overall goal. i visited the neonatal units at the great children's hospitals in my state of ohio. i have seen the amazing work done by our doctors and nurses and other medical professionals. it is incredible. i encourage all my colleagues to make visits in their own states. i've seen firsthand this amazing work. i've seen how they've helped babies born extremely premature come to lifetime it is inspirational to see what they're doing. these newborns represent the miracle of life, and it is our duty to make sure they are protected. we have seen advances in neonatal care that have allowed these babies to you are you are survive and throif their fullest -- and to live to their fullest potential much these medical advances have been exciting and it is one reason it is so important we that is this legislation.

some people have serious fertility issues.ce. >>> all right, also burning up the heat index. hot hair trends. big concerns. the topknot and the man bun may be contributing to a rise in baldness. jesse palmer here with this story. jesse can you explain this one? >> good morning, lara. jennifer lopez likes the topknot. jared leto with the man bun. would they be inclined to do either if they knew it would make them do bald? it's the top trend taking hollywood by storm. >> girl, look this way. >> reporter: celebs like j. lo, j. law, and lupita nyong'o, rocking the topknot. men stepping up the hair game with the man bun. >> you can see it in hollywood. in actors. it's kind of cool and kind of hot. >> reporter: could this look be hurting your locks? >> you shouldn't be wearing your hair pulled back that tight. >> according to dermatologists the answer is yes. >> that long-standing pull or traction on the hair could pull the hair out and ultimately lead to permanent scarring, which is something we call traction alopecia. >> reporter:

the other thing too this will sound like common sense make sure you store your lawn and garden fertilizersr you're using store it in save, secure place. the aspcpa gets tens of thousands of calls every year their dog got into a bag of fertilizers or chemicals. you can get into unsafe conditions. make sure you're storing them in a seive place. you also want to make sure that you don't have standing water in your -- every time it rains it doesn't puddle up. those staning waters those puddles they're breeding ground for parasites and mosquitoes. you want to it void that. you want to avoid any kind of mulches that contain cocoa or contain herbicides like we'd prevent type things inside the mulches. obviously if your dog starts eating those mulches that could be dangerous to them as well. peak sure that you keep your grass at that three to 3.5-inches of height. if it gets too tall it could be a host to ticks and fleas. if it gets too short it's unhealthy for the root system. three to three and a half inches is ideal to healthy grass. if you want a question answered tweet us at #fox29weekend. ♪

it started with a whisper >>> fertility shaming. the huge uproar over when it's okay to ask other people about having a baby. the writer who struck a nerve telling people to back off. now speaking out this morning. suddenly i see >>> is your hail style causing hair loss? hi new styles could be leading to baldness. the medical experts weigh in. >>> welcome to "monday night football." >> and great ways to tackle your tailgate before tonight's big game. mario batali here live, as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> and a big tailgate party this morning. where is our buddy, mario batali? new york jets star tony -- we're going to have great tailgate dishes coming up. >> i wonder if those crocs have cleat bottoms. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> those trusty crocs of his. away. >>> we're kicking off fit myth, our new series. busting common misconceptions than could be holding you back from getting in shape. this morning, what to do when it comes to lifting weights. a lot of peoplers especially some women, think it will make you b

. >> maybe what we saw in the last experiment, where fertilization was lower in low ph.be it's because the sperm are not swimming as fast. >> reporter: their research suggests that ocean acidification significantly reduces the abalones' fertilization rate. abalone are an important source of food for sea otters, who in turn help keep kelp forests in balance. >> we know that ocean acidification is huge. this is one of the biggest things that has happened to this earth in the last many tens of millions of years. and its happening right in front of us. >> reporter: terry sawyer runs hog island farms, an oyster farm on tomales bay, 30 miles north of san francisco. sawyer says ocean acidification is already affecting his business. the wake up call for him came in 2005. that's when there were massive die-offs at oyster hatcheries along the oregon and washington coasts. those farms supplied sawyer and many other shellfish farmers with the seeds and larvae they needed to grow their oysters. >> the larvae was completely dying and the seed was completely dying. >> reporter: sawyer

. >> well, tyra banks is opening up about her struggling with fertility.or so many women. and things got emotional on her new show, "fab life" about the pressures of becoming a mom. >> she's the former supermodel, a creator of america's next top model. >> and, now, co-hosting the new rock style show, fab life. it may seem like tyler banks has it all. this morning, she's speaking out about the one thing she says she's missing. >> i have been wanting to say this for so long. >> and opening up on this upcoming episode of fab life about struggles with fertility. >> you don't know what i'm going through. you have no idea. and, for a long time, it's so money fiorina. when i was 23 years old, i used to tell myself. in three years, i'm going to have kids. then i turned 24. in three years, i'm going to have kids. and every single year, i kept saying that. and then, after a while, it's, like, okay, now i want to. and it's not so easy. >> having a family is something banks has been vocal about in the past. revealing that she wanted to be a mom. >> i don't know when,

that is the producer of potash fertilizer.ll reduce output and we don't normally see a pullback in commodities. we usually see them in crop prices as well. that means the demand for fertilizer and potash has been waning. outputic is cutting its and taking a hit of 7%. we also speak of other commodities seeing a pullback. metal producers as well. taking another leg lower, newmont, alcoa, you are talking about volkswagen and what happened about its deception over emissions. we are seeing a ripple effect throughout the industry. automakers are trading lower even though it seems to be the w -- vw specific. others are trading lower, particularly fiat and auto parts suppliers, those that have high exposure to vw are doing poorly. many stocks were not doing this poorly yesterday like harmon. it was actually higher even though it has high exposure revenue wise to vw. tovw's own stock continues decline and accelerate its decline it is spreading even more to some suppliers. scarlett: they do so much, we will check with you later on. it

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de honduras no niega que el chapo hubiese estado en ese paÍs predice que honduras tiene es tierra fÉrtile sufrir los estragos de la brecha que existe entre la lÍnea de pobreza y los costos reales que demandan los gastos de vivienda, alimentaciÓn y cuidado mÉdico. esto es mÁs traumÁtico ciudades grandes como los Ángeles. miriam escalante nos habla de lo que revelÓ un estudio acerca de la economÍa de los ancianos y el estado de indigencia en el que muchos encuentran. miriam: en este grupo de ancianos la mayor preocupaciÓn es que el dinero les alcance cada dÍa maría recibe 600 $ al mes del llamado seguro suplementar, paga una renta de 1135 $ mensuales, vive sola y no tiene mÁs ayuda porque su Único hijo muriÓ hace poco. cÓmo hace para que le alcance, quipen le ayuda? >> pido. le pido a los vecinos, y ellos me ponen la cruz. reportera: tiene 83 aÑos de edad y es una de los 300000 ancianos que en california no son elegibles para ningÚn tipo de lluvia. experto: de acuerdo al gobierno federal un adulto mayor de 65 aÑos se considera que vive en la pobreza si tiene ingresos anuales de 10.890 $ o

guzmÁn loera realiÓo fiestas no han podido ser comprobados, asegura que centro amÉrica no es tierra fertilo es aÚn mÁs dramÁtico en ciudades grandes como los Ángeles. viviana nos habla de un estudio de la economÍa de los anciano y el estado de indigencia en donde muchos se encuentran. viviana: en este grupo de ancianos la mayor preocupaciÓn es que el dinero les alcance cada dÍa, el llamado seguro splemtal, paga renta, vive sola y no tiene ayuda porque su Único hijo muriÓ hace poco. >> ¿cÓmo hace que le alcance? >> pidiendo, pa que me a alcance la renta. ella tiene 83 aÑos de edad y es una de las caras de los 342.000 ancianos que en california, segÚn un estudio de ucla no son elegibles para subsidio de agua y comida. no califican para ningÚn tipo de ayuda. un adulto mayor de 65 aÑos se considera que vive en la pobreza si tiene ingresos anuales. me dicen por quÉ a noche me acostÉ con hambre, no tenÍa quÉ comer y no me da las estampilla nos las estÁn dando. >> desgraciadamente la situaciÓn entre los ancianos latinos es mucho mÁs difÍcil. de acuerdo con activistas a las autoridades les falta m

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fertility declines in your 30s quite dramatically. smoking. and everybody knows now it's not exactly acceptable to walk around with a cigarette but still how much is too much? obviously theless you do is better but it's time to start thinking about cutting out those adolescent habits if you were a former smoker. and ignoring your numbers. >> like what? >> something as simple as what is your fasting blood sugar? what's your blood pressure? and what is your cholesterol level? most people in their 30s don't know that. >> sharon, what's your question for dr. natalie. >> hi, is it okay to skip my ob-gyn appointments? >> oh! >> well, actually the latest is that, in fact, we can be spacing out our gyn appointments a little bit more with a pap smear and hpv testing. the newer recommendations are less frequent pap smears but that doesn't mean you don't go. there's still a value to having the breast exam, having an exam with your doctor, they screen your urine and you can bring up issues of concern. >> i have dear friends who would not be on this planet

they thought it was fertilizer. the athletic director says "we're certainly not going to win any grass beauty pageant or anything." oh, my goodness. certainly not but it's somewhat consistent though. it looks uniform like some type of design or art display. >> how does it take that long to figure that out. >> id not play football. i agree with the athletic director. >> i saw the video in the commercial break. i didn't know that's what it was. >> california has a drought and their fields look much better than that. >> absolutely. they have an excuse. >>> in this country, there is a break-in every 13 seconds. but now there's an inexpensive home security system that fits right in your hand. >> when someone berg lag rises your home, it sings like a canary. clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: danny wheeler was at work in new york city when his smartphone alerted him to two guys doing something dumb. >> i opened up that notification, saw that there was somebody in my house who i did not know, so, i immediately cal

. >> and the legislation would wks protect this beginning 20 weeks after fertilization. and that includes 22 weeks o as well-established that babies can survive at two weeks gestational age as noted in "the washington post", for example that babies can survive at 22 weeks fnd o gestational age, that it has been known for 15 years. perhaps doctor lawrence wasecord confused and abortions past 22 weeks, fetal age, are extraordinarily rare. and that includes the most lax abortion policies that don't collect data on the stage of pregnancy when an abortion isn performed. claim. and it's hard to know what hard evidence really exists to support the claim and i aske prc unanimous consent to put "the washington post" article in the record at the end of myms. coll: mrpresid >> mr. president? >> the senator from maine.erm >> thank you, mr. president. >> mr. president, i am opposed t to late-term abortion. and with support legislation and so to apply in those rare cases, it should have been included in this bill. this [inaudible]egis they are at risk of serious hara >> mr. president,

business," saying the post was inspired after her friend had to go through a heartbreaking year of fertilityreatments only to begin fielding when is baby two coming within a month of his birth. >> i couldn't believe it. it's none of your business. >> model and fab life co-host krissy teigen married to johnia legend opened up just last week about that painful question. >> anytime somebody asks me if i'm going to have kids, i'm like one day you're going to ask that to the wrong girl. i hate it. stop asking me. >> this issue also hits close to home for bingham who at 33 years old is sick of being asked when she's going to have a baby. >> when they find out i've never been married and i don't have children, the next question is do you want to. it's either insinuated or explicitly said that the clock is ticking >> bingham strongly believes no matter who you are, it's a personal question that no one has the right to ask. writing bottom line, whether you're a wan nab be grandparent or well intentioned friend or family member or knowsy neighbor, it's absolutely none of your business. >> yeah, so it'

she is revealing on tomorrow's "fab life" she is now undergoing fertility treatments. the episode airs here on channel 7 at 2:00 in the afternoon. >> straight talk from tyra banks there. >>> get ready for a whole lot of drama. are you ready? your favorite abc shows, "scandal," "grey's anatomy" "how to get away with murder." they are about to launch new episodes and there are new shows as well. >> lots to be excited about. >> for sure. >> sandy kenyon gives us a look at the season ahead. >> "dancing with the stars" is already back and more shows will return this week. shows like "scandal" and how how to "how to get away with murder." >> it was very important to show women as we really are, not as you want us to be, who we are. we got to start from there. >> tens of millions of tv viewers got to vote with their remote and say "yes" to strong women and to greater diversity in prime time. >> we made a commitment five years ago to say, let's reflect america. let's make a network that really reflects the voices and the faces of the american, the watchers. >> reporter: paul l

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are going and making large purchases of ammonium nitrate in these 50-pound bags, this granular fertilizerwill make up half the bomb. they go around, they've got various storage sites where they're storing it and getting ready to pull it all together. >> mcveigh had nichols totally under his control. from the beginning, the plan was mcveigh's. nichols was a bit player. >> in october 1994, mcveigh and nichols break into a rock quarry in marian, kansas. they already have tons of the material to create the bomb, but they still need the mechanism to ignite the device. >> he steals a lot of explosives. that, a, would have been very difficult to get, and if you could get it, would have been very expensive and could have possibly left a trail or could have tripped them up. so stealing it, of course, would be the best option. >> i know very much the science of demolitions and using explosives from my military experience. i used the ammonium nitrate and adding nitromethane. with high explosives, you've got high, medium and low velocity. and to shatter concrete and steel, you have to have a high-yie