she will help infertile women become mothers. in return, she will receive 750 euros per donation.hat is a lot of money for the chemistry student. >> it is not a regular monthly income, but it is enough to help the family that urgently needs money. in my case, i needed to pay the registration fee so that i can keep working towards my master's degree. >> donating eggs is legal, and an increasing number of women in spain are doing it, including here. the clinics pay up to 900 compensation and expenses for the examinations, hormone treatment, and egg extraction. anna needs the money. although she is 26, she is almost too old. this clinic is looking for even younger donors, and it has plenty of applicants to choose from. >> every day, we get calls from two or three women who want to donate eggs. we now have a list of 200 donors, even though we do not have that many potential recipients. >> donating eggs is a lucrative source of income. although in spain it is illegal to sell them, donors receive money in the form of compensation. four years ago, this professor was a member of spain's c

consequences and they which you cancer, arthritis, especially in the knees, and sleep problems and infertility and high blood pressure and high cholesterol and stroke. >> you want your cup of cocoa to take better it may not need more sugar or chocolate but a change in the mug. the color of it can influence how good it safeties to you. coe kay served in orange mugs were highest in flavor and those in cream colored cups scored highest for sweetness and smell. which scored the worst? >> well, i see the answer: white. >> maybe we think it is weak when it is sevenned in a white cup. >> the sharks ready to hit the ice now the lock out is over. fans are not the only ones giving a big cheer. >> you are aexcited about the biggest electric tropic in the world about to open in las vegas from fab lets to self driving cars we will show good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it mak

at any age-- in our teens, in our 20s, in our 70s-- and hormone imbalance leads to mood swings, infertilityacne, fatigue, low sex drive, and those things can affect any of us. the emphasis here is on hormones. and both men and women are affected by this. we're not built the same, so the approach has to be a little bit different, so what we've done here is we've created a nutriblast for the guys and a nutriblast for the gals. >> great. >> wonderful. >> there are so many amazing hormone-building foods. foods like beets, grapes, blueberries, pumpkin seeds, broccoli to support the prostate, olive oil, which helps keep good hormones from becoming bad hormones. we need good hormones to keep us young. we've got to put i spring water. let's put on we're set.tor bles. ov here we he a female nutriblast, and this contains some key different ingredients. we've put in arugula, sometimes called rocket, we've added raspberries for their volatile oils, which help to support female reproductive health, we've added avocado and goji berries, one of the best antioxidants on the planet. are we ready to blast of

brewing over kim kardashian's stomach where on "today" she reveals she has been struggling with infertilityeryone wondered how long that struggle had been going on. fortunately michael yo sat down with kim and her sister kourtney in new york. >> you said you had fertility issues on the "today" show. >> i was always quiet about mine. >> i was unclear about this. is this something you just found out about with kanye or you've known about it for a while? >> i found out about it when i took khloe to get her fertility check and go to a specialist. >> that was at the end of season seven.

talking about neurodegenerative diseases, asthma, developmental disorders, other reproductive -- infertility, miscarriage, all kinds of other disorders, so horrible as breast cancer is, it's really one in a whole spectrum are affected by these chemical processes. i wanted to add that. >> hi. one thing i thought would be really good to have within fire house iss to get rid of antibacterial soap which often contains triclocan, its said it is related to muscle weakness in animal studies so that would be something firefighters would be thinking about and also is related to of course cardiovascular problems for animals and cardiovascular diseases with regard to firefighters so just to get rid of antibacterial soap which doesn't work better than plain old soap and water. fire stations in california have much higher levels in their dust than do california residences or other kinds of industries like electronic breakdown industry or airplane industry, so you have high levels of this flame retardant in fire station, i don't think anybody knows where that's coming from but it would be interesting to d

however, they found not everyone is aware of obese is linked to cancer, arthritis, sleep apnea and infertility>> new research finds that women what at least three hours every week are less likely to suffer a stroke in women who do not. >> previous studies have also linked physical activity to fewer strokes. >> however, the new study found that women walked briskly for 210 minutes or more per week had a lower stroke kristin in active women. >> is also found that the risk was low for walkers and those who cycled and did other higher intensity workout for a shorter amount of time. >> the nfl wild-card weekend draws to an exciting finish with a matchup of to surprise playoff teams led by rookie quarterbacks. >> the seattle seahawks and quarterback russell wilson flexed their muscles on their way to a 24 to 14 victory over robert griffin the third and the washington redskins. >> former cal bear, marshawn lynch, ran for 132 yds and scored a seattle broken a game post-season losing streak on the road. >> they will go on to face the top seed atlanta falcons' next sunday. >> tickets for the weakens div

however, they found not everyone is aware of obesity's link to cancer, arthritis, sleep apnea and infertilitysay heart disease remains the nation's leading killer and diabetes and obesity rates continue to climb. >> the small town of steubenville, ohio is at the center of a shocking rape investigation. two players of the town's high school football team are accused of repeatedly raping a girl back in august. images that reference the alleged rape have been popping up online. one of them shows two teenagers carrying an apparently intoxicated girl by her arms and legs. an attorney for one of the defendants says the images have been taken out of context. >>> "although pictures can be misleading, and in this case, out of context, it does not suggest the activity prior to the photo being taken or after the photo was taken. and obviously it's just a still, so there's no audio. it's just really unfair, that it's made its way around the internet the way that it has." >>> steubenville residents held a vigil on saturday to show support for the victim. also this week, the hacker group "anonymous" posted

those asked in the poll could name other far-reaching consequences including cancer, arthritis, and infertility, and high blood pressure and high cholesterol and stroke. >> if you want your cocoa to take better it may not need more sugar or chocolate but a change in the mug. a study finds that the color of the mug can influence the taste. cocoa served in orange mugs scored highest in flavor intensity. cocoa in cream colored cups was highest for smell and sweetness. white cups scored the worst. does that work for other drinks like chai? >> good question. you want some flavor? >> next the puck will soon drop at shark tank but will fans be out in force? we are like with reaction in san jose to the end of end of the wk out. >> this morning the medicine -- head of missoni fashion from italy is missing. >> the latest windows operating system hitting the store shelves and how you can save >> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> at 6:00, the search continues for the san francisco man accused of doubting his girlfriend in gasoline and setting her on fire. >> shark fans are waiting t

others name cancer, arthritis especially in the knees, sleep apnea, infertility, high blood pressure,and stroke. >>> well, if you want your cup of cocoa to taste better, it may not need more sugar or chocolate, but a change in mug. the color of the mug can influence how good it tastes. orange and cream were consistently graded as having better flavor than other colors for cocoa. >>> leigh glaser is checking on our weather and what is ahead to are tomorrow. hi, leigh. >> live doppler 7hd is signaling that everything is clear. the rain has moved out of the bay area and speaking of cocoa you will they'd some tomorrow. temperatures are slipping into the upper 30s to low 40s. now, tomorrow a terrific travel day across the country. denver 49 and looking for plenty of sunshine throughout the midsection of the country. dallas 57. 46 st. louis. it is going to be cold in chicago. 39 degrees. and rain tomorrow morning in new york will move off the coast by midday. 43 degrees there. seattle, dicey with rain expected there. and from sacramento all the way down toward palm springs in san diego look

we tell infertile couples all the time who are having trouble conceiving because of--because of the woman relax. drink a glass of wine. and don't be so tense and up tight because all that adrenaline can cause you not to ovulate. >> cenk: does he have any idea what he's talking about? >> well, i'll say i heard those remarks, and i was very disturbed. i'll just say that as a fog and a scientist who is committed to evidence-based medical practice, i'm quite surprised that the representative would make such statements that are not rooted in scientific evidence. i can say that as someone who has also done work respond to go sexual assault his remarks sounded strangely akin to victim-blaming. so i don't know what his evidencary basis is, but i know with evidence-based medicine none of the things he said was rooted in fact. >> cenk: one other thing if they shut down this clinic in mississippi with he's regulations meant to limit abortion, what happens to the women in mississippi? >> well, i would like to be hopeful that we will be able to prevail and keep abortion legal and safe for women. women

others name cancer, cancer, arts especially in the knees, sleep apnea, infertility, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and stroke. >>> well, if you want your cup of cocoa to taste better, it may not need more sugar or chocolate, but a change in mug. the color of the mug can influence how good it tastes. orange and cream were consistently graded as having better flavor than other colors for cocoa. >>> leigh glaser is checking on our weather and what is ahead to are tomorrow. hi, leigh. >> live doppler 7hd is signaling that everything is clear. the rain has moved out of the bay area and speaking of cocoa you will they'd some tomorrow. temperatures are slipping into the upper 30s to low 40s. now, tomorrow a terrific travel day across the country. denver 49 and looking for plenty of sunshine throughout the midsection of the country. dallas 57. 46 st. louis. it is going to be cold in chicago. 39 degrees. and rain tomorrow morning in new york will move off the coast by midday. 43 degrees there. seattle, dicey with rain expected there. and from sacramento all the way down toward palm spring

two bouts with a rare cancer only to learn that the life-saving chemo treating her would leave her infertilee conquer cancer while holding on to the hope of having children in the future? >>> ten years later, the endings to the stories may not only surprise you but inspire you. do you ever wonder yourself during a difficult time, where will i be in ten years? hopefully, these amazing individuals will give you a glimpse at what is possible. >>> hoda, first of all, congratulations on the book. i am intrigued as to what inspired you to tell these stories? >> i'm a breast cancer survivor. you guys know. that was five years ago. i thought, five years is a good amount of time for a lesson to come out. then, i got to thinking about ten years and how much longer it takes something, sometimes life to marinate. we have all been on the front end of something scary, a bad diagnosis, your boss calls you in and says, i have bad news for you. you don't know how you are going to make it ten minutes, let alone ten years. why not fast forward ten years and see what happens to these people. each one should hav

. >> we tell infertile couples all the time, that are having trouble conceiving because of the womanot ovulating, just relax. drunk a glass of wine. and don't be so tense and uptight, because all of that adrenaline can cause you not to ovulate. >> joining me now is political writer for "the new york times," john harwood. >> good morning, alex. >> it's important to point out that gingrey commented and he said he wasn't trying to defend remarks by akin or richard mour douk and that his position was misconstrued in my attempt to provide context in what i assume they meant. haven't republicans learned anything in comments when it comes to rape? >> maybe he is teaching a course for incoming members of congress in whatnot to do. republicans learned to their detriment in the 2012 campaign that you simply don't want to go there, and he's a -- an ogb/gyn. i'm not. i won't argue medical with him, but the idea that he would partially defend what akin is unwise. not probably consequential for him, he's not running, but members of congress in most districts are very politically safe. >> politico

when different species mate, their offspring are usually infertile.aabo: i was biased against interbreeding. there is no evidence for it so i don't think it really happened. narrator: but with the neanderthal genome now sequenced, paabo and his team could examine this question. the first step was to map the individual genomes of five people from different ethnic groups. then they compared this modern dna with neanderthal. they focused only on small specific regions, called "variable areas," where the order of the dna letters often differs from one individual to the next. here, if interbreeding had taken place, letter sequences typical of neanderthal dna would show up in the human dna strand. but with no interbreeding, there would be no trace of neanderthal dna in the variable areas. paabo expected to see the same negative result in the genomes of all five modern humans, regardless of ethnic group. well, if neanderthals are equally distantly related to everybody then neanderthal should match the french guy and the west african guy equally often. narrat

we tell infertile couples all the time that are having trouble conceiving because of the woman not ovulatingt relax. drink a glass of wine, and don't be so tense and uptight, because all that adrenaline can cause you not to ovulate. so he was partially right, wasn't he. and yet the media took that and tore it apart. >> gingrey now says his words have been misconstrued, and he was not defending akin or richard mourdock. "at senate breakfast yesterday morning i was asked why democrats made abortion a central theme of the presidential campaign. i do not defend nor do i stand by the remarks made by representative akin or dr. mourdock. in my attempt to provide context as to what i presumed they meant. my position was misconstrued." i am joined tonight by karen finney, msnbc political analyst and former communications director of the dnc. how insulting is it? >> i mean, ed, they just don't stop, do they? wow. you know, first of all, i don't think this man should go anywhere near any female's body ever again, because that level of ignorance is dangerous, as we've seen before. it's insulting, but yo

others go for procedures that aren't covered by their insurance, like infertility treatment or a faceals in these faraway places are courting their business, trying to get more people to outsource their own healthcare. [jingly thai music] >> thailand: an exotic vacation land known for its buddhas, its beaches, its brothels, the bustle of bangkok. [car horn honks] but for people needing medical care, it's known increasingly for bumrungrad hospital, a luxurious place which claims to have more foreign patients than any other hospital in the world. it's like a united nations of patients here. they're cared for by more than 500 doctors, most with international training. the hospital has state-of-the-art technology, and here's the clincher: the price. treatment here costs about 1/8 what it does in the united states. that's right, 1/8. curt schroeder is the ceo of bumrungrad. this place where we're sitting right now is the number one international hospital in the world? >> it's sort of ground zero. i haven't heard anybody yet who's told us that they take more than 350,000 international patie

at any age-- in our teens, in our 20s, in our 70s-- and hormone imbalance leads to mood swings, infertilityfatigue, low sex drive, and those things can affect any of us. the emphasis here is on hormones. and both men and women are affected by this. we're not built the same, so the approach has to be a little bit different, so what we've done here is we've created a nutriblast for the guys and a nutriblast for the gals. >> great. >> wonderful. >> there are so many amazing hormone-building foods. foods like beets, grapes, blueberries, pumpkin seeds, broccoli to support the prostate, olive oil, which helps keep good hormones from becoming bad hormones. we need good hormones to keep us young. we've got to put in spring water. let's put on the extractor blades. ererwe hava female nutriblast, and this contains some key different ingredients. we've put in arugula, sometimes called rocket, we've added raspberries for their volatile oils, which help to support female reproductive health, we've added avocado and goji berries, one of the best antioxidants on the planet. are we ready to blast off? >> a

and genetically modified foods have been linked to infertility, immune problems, accelerated aging, faulty insulin regulation, and changes in major organs and the gastrointestinal system. so if you're eating corn-- hopefully right now you put the corn down. if you're eating corn, there's some simple, delicious alternatives. trade it for quinoa, black beans, or lentils. now if you're using corn tortillas, try a rice tortilla or better yet, use lettuce wraps. and if you're eating corn chips or popcorn, try crudites and either hummus, guacamole, or a black bean and salsa dip. i mean, these are all incredible, inexpensive--right-- healthy alternatives that will make your taste buds happy and your waistline happy. very easy. okay, now the fifth food. the fifth of the seven foods i want you to remove is actually one of my favorite foods. and for so many of us, it's our go-to food, especially for breakfast, because it's fast; it's cheap; it's easy to find. but i had to rethink this food because i kept seeing so many people reacting negatively to it on food sensitivity tests. i'm talking about egg

they include increased risks for certain types of cancers, arthritis, sleep apnea, even infertility.ding less than 15% of the survey knew about those risks as well. jon: the president about to make a big announcement. we are live at the white house where we're awaiting news about the president's picks for defense secretary and head of the cia. why both names are stirring up controversy. >>> plus, prince charles telling us what keeps him up at night. the things he worries about next. said. >> john brennan has been the president's top counterterrorism adviser but he's also served at the cia for 25 years. owe was a candidate for the agency's director in 2008 before withdrawing his name from consideration. the issue then was the agency's use of wate waterboarding and other so-called eve enhanced interrogation techniques which he opposed. this time they will ask him about the use of drones to target al-qaida leaders. brennan was the first official to publicly acknowledge their use, even though the aftermath their use is evident to reporters on the scene. it has drawn fire from some of the

carolyn went through over 20 infertility treatments and had four miscarriages. finally, they turned to invitro fertilization. their own embryos were created in a lab and were transferred into carolyn. >> their daughter, mary kate was born in 2008. >> that was just such a miracle. oh, my gosh. it was, that was a huge accomplishment for us. >> and their family would have been complete with three children instead of four. but for a promise they had made to each other. they still had five embryos left from that invitro procedure. >> shawn and i had discussed that we would give every embryo we created a chance at life. >> so almost a year after mary kate was born, carolyn and shawn decided to try for another baby. using those remaining embryos. >> we weren't getting any younger. >> you were getting close to 40. >> yeah. >> we decided as soon as we were medically cleared, that we would proceed. >> in february 2009, three embryos were transferred into carolyn. ten days later, she went for a blood test to see if she was pregnant. >> and we expected a result by about lun

with cancer only to learn that the life-saving chemotherapy treating her would probably leave her infertile the hope of having children in the future? ten years later, the endings to the stories may not only surprise you, but inspire you as well. and do you ever wonder yourself during a difficult time, where will i be in ten years? hopefully, these amazing individuals will give you a glimpse at what is possible. >> so, hoda -- >> hi. >> miss author. >> hello. >> what made you want to write a book like this? who is it for? >> i think if anyone has ever been in the weeds, and we all have, you get a terrible phone call and something bad happens. how am i going to make it for the next ten minutes? you can't even fathom the next ten years. i thought let me get someone who has been through what we're about to go through, let them read the tea leaves for us so we can edit ahead. this is aye tracked down six people. >> was there a moment for you where you know that you were really in the thick of -- >> yeah. >> -- the challenge and wished you had that perspective ten years later? >> i had two thing

we allow people to get married when they are 85 years old, or when they are in for -- infertile. many tase and lesbians -- gays and lesbians raise children, have families. we have the same interest in making sure that your children are secure under the law, and that is part of the reason why marriage to such an important issue in the lgbt movement today. host: finally, we talked about the supreme court oral arguments in march. what are the issues that justices will be considering? guest: there are so many issues at stake in each of these cases. one of the questions, the big question, is doma constitutional? there are so many ways it could be done away with. we believe is unconstitutional. it also would be possible for .ongress to repeal the law this was a statute passed by congress. unfortunately, i don't see that happening in the near term, not in this house of representatives. we are hoping that the supreme court will understand the issues and will rule on the right side of history. the other issue is the california case. there are so many ways that case could go. the court cou