it could be the next big breakthrough to fight everything from infertility to a lot of other common diseases. we'll tell you what scientists are working on. you're going to hear it here first. >>> some potentially cutting edge treatment in the fight against infertility. and you know when we hear it, we have it here. a medical breakthrough that could help fight some common diseases as well. dr. samadi, what is it sph. >> this is a very interesting and acute medical information coming from germany. what they're doing is they're using the sperm that's trapped in a nano technology tube. they're taking the robot i use in the operating room is a big sized robot. now we're talking about tiny nano technology. then they use a magnet to direct it to whenever they want to go. so this has potential for fertility treatments. it has a tremendous future for this. i'm not sure how it's going to pan out, but it's a really nice start-up scientific data. >> where does sperm go generally? >> it uses the tail and they're implying a biomethod, using the tail to do the work, and they use the field to direct the sp

required to make it through this next period of extinction well but finally my point is that this infertility means no babies not even freaking babies so therefore the fact that santa claus is under occupation well maybe people won't notice because they don't have any children to give presents to. because the same money presents goes all the babies are dead fantastic thank you x. on all right stacy thanks merry christmas max whoa whoa whoa. you know that's a big no no no. take over the talking to a whole lot no more. legalese leg length . lens. clips on your arm and a lot of. face i think sometimes people. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i'm sure. it's our hammer braving the elements in order to stand up to us oil giants chevron . this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some dubbed the gulag of our times. it's an undeclared global battlefield in which yemen is just one of the front lines . now it is going to. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former energy market regulator chris cook chr

required to make it through this next period of extinction well but finally my point is that this infertility means no babies not even freaking babies so therefore the fact that santa claus is under occupation well maybe people won't notice because they don't have any children to give presents to. because the same money of presents goes all the babies are dead fantastic thank you x. on all right stacy thanks merry christmas max whoa whoa whoa. now that's a big no no no take over the second half a whole lot no home or. got a quote for you. it's pretty tough to. stay where it's not story. let's get this guy like you but smear that time instead of working for the people most issues in the mainstream media were pretty much on the bribery just as you know. they did rather well. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former energy market regulator chris cut chris welcome back to the kaiser

required to make it through this next period of extinction well but finally my point is that this infertility means no babies not even freaking babies so therefore the fact that santa claus is under occupation well maybe people won't notice because they don't have any children to give presents to. because saying money presents goes all the babies are dead fantastic thank you x. on all right stacy thanks merry christmas max whoa whoa whoa. now that's a big no no no states are going to talk to a whole lot knowhow more. leg . length. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have. of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to people i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to be told. we're not going to drink up what clearly what i'm all is and it's in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're wrong to do is say therefore any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be a benefit their only purpose is to extract as much money as possible to feed into the global

required to make it through this next period of extinction well but finally my point is that this infertility means no babies not even freaking babies so therefore the fact that santa claus is under occupation well maybe people won't notice because they don't have any children to give presents to. because the same money on presents goes all the babies are dead fantastic thank you x. on all right stacy thanks merry christmas max whoa whoa whoa. now that's a big no no no oh they don't want to talk about a whole lot no home or. choose your language. clearly we can we know if you're going to stay still some of. the consents to. choose the opinions that you think are a couple. choose the stories that in your life choose accents to often. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former energy market regulator chris cook chris welcome back to the kaiser report. now chris good last time we spoke there's been an investigation has been opened up into energy market manipulation relating to brant tell us about. what another one yeah yeah it's not the first we're looking at. alleg

scientist have linked the chemical to range of health issues to obesity, infertility, even heart attackscompanies commonly use this substance in food packaging and plastics, including bottleed but a. nearly half the adult population had a headache within the last year. researchers suggest cutting exposure by avoiding-door microwave trays, abouts, water coolers. dr. sue dakotas. a general practitioner here in new york. i was doing the research on this and bottled water -- >> it's in all plastics and epoxy res sins, so that means baby bottles and plastic bottles. >> baby boot bottles? >> dvds, cds, and thermal paper like i can the receipts you get when you use your credit card, and epoxy res sins are used by dentists for root canal. so these chemicals are ubeck quit to us and we have been exposed to them. they started putting it in our water supplies starting start 1. >> when you go to look at web sites from the government, et cetera, i don't see any constraints on their use at all. >> that is true. the fda is not banning them and said they may be dangerous but we have to realize we get ex

i could be the next big breakthrough to fight everything from infertility to a lot of other common diseases. we'll tell you what scientists are working on. you'll hear it here first. >>> cutting edge treat against federal tell that can prevent common diseases. what is it, doctor? >> it is coming from germany. they are using the sperm that is trapped in a tube. they are taking a robot i use which is a big robot. now we are talking about a small nano technology that trapped the sperm and directs it where they want. they has potential for fertility treatment and helping with chemotherapy. there is a tremendous future. it is a nice start-up scientific date. >> where does sperm want to go? >> it uses its tail and they employing the tail to do the electrical work and then a magnetic field to direct the sperm. millions of sperm start off, millions start off, and only one lucky one makes it. they go in the wrong direction, the wrong tube, they only last for two days, it is like they are swimming from los angeles to hawaii people have said and very few can make it. >> you put one in a nice lamborghi

sandy and phillip went through years of badding infertility and it looked like all hope was lost untilfriends on facebook. now their family of two is about to grow to four. from the day sandy and phillip met, they always knew they wanted to have kids. but their road to getting pregnant took a detour. >> it definitely didn't turn out like we thought it would. >> quickly things were going nowhere. negative test after negative test. >>> another couple, andrea and mark were just as eager to start a family. >> i ended up getting pregnant one time. we had an early loss. a few months after that we decided to seek help. >> reporter: did you ever think this journey was going to be so difficult? >> never. >> reporter: both couples started ivf treatments at a fertility center near washington, d.c. called shady grove. >> within the first two weeks they were already talking to me about a gestational carrier. >> reporter: feeling frustrated and alone they each turned to facebook. that's where they found each other online. >> once i started talking with her, itches like oh, my gosh. here is somebody

alan copperman is director of infertility at mt. sinai hospital. guidelines? >> twins are a good outcome for a couple that has not been able to conceive. however, not all twins are at healthy pregnancies. they're more likely to deliver early. or half of the twin pregnancies are low-birth weight. so it can be complicated for the mom and complicated for the babies. so if we can just cure infertility with one single embryo we'll have a more healthy baby. >> inveto has been going on for decades and finally guidelines where you're suggesting if under the age of 35 to implant just one embrie yoshgs is that right? >> that's right, it used to ache two or three embryos to achieve a healthy pregnancy. but now we're able to screen the embryo that has the correct number of chromosomes. then we only have to put that unembryo that used to achieve the success rate that used to take at least two. >> what about the woman under the age of 35 struggling with infertility who is saying i'm paying $14,000 for ivf, and now you want me to pay another $4,000 for this diagn

testosterone, based on the study from sweden, shows it can reduce the size of testicles, causes infertility, make sure you gain fluid retention and acne. based on the study, you want to moderate your testosterone at a moderate level, not too high, not too low. number one, see a yourology, get your testosterone, 7:00 in the morning, that's when you want to do, and it's not randomly taken. we want to see if your prostate is enlarged, if you have a history of prostate cancer. >> what's ingood number? >> your total testosterone should be over 400, and your free floating testosterone should be 900 and 1600. we'll post it on facebook. >> the big list they give you when you go to the doctor, is it on there? >> i check psa on everyone over 40. testosterone in everyone over 50. people who are overweight, getting fatigued, getting tired. if they start to develop diabetes, that's another issue where testosterone can be a problem. get your physician to check your testosterone. what do we do if we find low testosterone is the question. we may be wanting to replace it, but we have to be careful. the stud

bpa has been linked to a range of health problems, including obesity, infertility and heart attacks. an animal rights group is trying to have a chimpanzee in new york declared a person. the organization has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the chimp named tommy. they say tommy is being held against his will in a small cage. a couple says he was rescued from an abusive home. >>> pope francis is speaking out about sexual abuse by priests for the first time. francis told a gathering of bishops he had sympathy with abuse victims. the pope promised compassion and compare for every victim and their families. >>> we're learning that the pope has a secret night life. officials say pope francis slips out of the vatican in disguise. he goes to poor neighborhoods and bring help to those who need it most. he is talking about a part of his past, where he says he used to be a bouncer. >> a bouncer? >> he's giving and pope-like. >> hey, you. >> and tossing somebody out on his butt for causing trouble. >> that's cool. >>> here's a truly great escape. this happened last spring. a chef onboard a tugboat t

alter hormone levels in animals, conditions that in humans could lead to early on set puberty and infertility is especially concerned about ingredients like triclosn, commonly found in liquid soaps. now the companies making the products will be required to provide the f.d.a. with updated data on their products' safety and effectiveness that includes the results of clinical studies. the mesh cleaning institute represents 130 companies that make cleaning supplies. the group says they are perplexed that the f.d.a. would suggest there is no evidence that antibacterial soaps work. brian sansoni is a spokesman. >> we believe the data shows these products are safe and effective and we certainly hope the f.d.a. realizes that. >> reporter: the f.d.a. is not asking these companies to take their products off store shelves immediately, scott. this is a proposal. any sort of rule change is still about two years away. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. beyonce's new album has set a record. americans downloaded it more than 600,000 times in three days. that's more than any other ago bum has sold in its firs

study we see from sweden now shows that it can actually reduce the size of testicals and causes infertility and makes sure you would gain fluid retention and acne. you want to moderate your testosterone at the medium level, not too high. not too low. my best advice is see a eurologist and get your psa and get your testosterone level first. when? early in the morning, 7:00, 8:00 is when you want to do it. we need to see if your prostate is enlarged and if you have history of prostate cancer. >> it is a whole history. what is the right number for testosterone? >> your total should be over 400 and free floating testosterone should be between 9 and 15 and we will post this on facebook. >> have i never seen it of the you know the big list they give you from doctors, is it on there? >> i checked tsa on everyone over 40 and testosterone over 50. i check testosterone on men gailing weight and have fatigue and if they start to develop diabetes there is another big issue where testosterone deficiency can be a problem. there is high cholesterol. these are the things i look for. get your physician to c

infertility birth defects and cancer all potential side effects of the chemicals found this week near fracking wells in colorado but that hasn't stopped us energy companies from pushing ahead with their drilling operations and as candidates you can report it's residents living near the wells have almost no allies in their fight for a safe environment the local government in texas tells steve lipski that the water from his well water that he can set on fire is safe to drink and to use in his home . you can hear it in here. thank you but steve has the assessment of other experts who say he's well is it ticking bomb in his backyard loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments steve claims that a fracking operation nearby contaminated is well and that texas energy authorities are shielding the gas company. they don't want the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want it in official documents it could be that the fracking allowed gas from lower formations into the aquifer and subsequently into steve lipski as well the gas company denies th

study from the journal and open ology found the link between the chemicals used in fracking and infertility birth defects and cancer but instead of worrying about these explosive revelations on fracking the government seems more concerned about the letter bombs and let's break this that. it's. very hard to take. that back with the terror threat there.

study from the journal and open ology found the link between the chemicals used in fracking and infertility birth defects and cancer but instead of worrying about these explosive revelations on fracking the government seems more concerned about the letter bombs and let's break the set. it was. very hard to take. that back with the terror threat there so. although we're still three years away from the next presidential election the corporate media is already salivating over hillary clinton's potential candidacy so of course it's time to cue up all the important questions like can a woman really be commander in chief was absurd double standard when it comes to politics and gender is the subject of my next guest's book dr jackson katz is an expert on gender studies and the author of leading men presidential campaigns in the politics of manhood he joined me earlier discussed the underlined forces of gender politics as well as the role of masculinity when it comes to violent crime check it out. i want to play a clip. from the o'reilly factor back in two thousand and eight when hillary was runnin

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infertility birth defects and cancer. all potential side effects of chemicals found this week near frank wells in colorado but that hasn't stopped us energy companies pushing ahead with their drilling operations and is kennedy to come reports residents living near the wells have almost no allies to fight for safe environments the local government in texas tells the weeks keep it the water from his well why didn't he can stand and fight year it's safe to drink and confusing his home. this year you make it. but speed has the assessment of other experts who say he's well is a ticking bomb in his backyard. loaded with methane and other contaminants why the starkly different assessments. he claimed that if tracking operation year by contaminated hands well and that taxes energy authorities are shielding the gas company they don't want the world and all that really isn't that big one in official documents it could be that the franking allow gas from lola formations into the aquifer and subsequently to steve leach is well the ga

infertility in those situations in many of these ninety day. forty day rest from all sources scientific. sources even dr sarah lee new report was very interesting reading that if you notice many of the ones that come out from independent studies . you see that there quickly discredited by the people who hire them and that's because they are getting funding from the gmo companies themselves. what do you respond to critics who say that jim of maximize crop yields conserve resources. my view on that is that if you read the fine print on most g.m.o. seed packages are contracts that they actually say that you will get better. better yield if you have property irrigation but isn't that true with all crops that if you get proper irrigation you'll have better better yields and without it in that if you really look the majority of time you don't see much of a difference in. kneels from both crops and i think that many inorganic. inorganic crops are g.m.o. crops that you'll actually see more of a nutrition density and again accidents than if you take a o

can lead to many things from kidney and liver disease kidney liver toxicity tumors in cancer and infertility in get in most situations in many of these ninety day forty day rest from all sorts of scientific. sources even the doctor said early in the report it was very interesting reading that and if you notice many of the ones that come out from independent studies. you see that there quickly discredited by the people who hire them and that's because they're getting funding from g.m.o. companies themselves. what is your response to critics who say that g.m.o. foods maximize crop yields conserve resources. my my view on that is that if you read the fine print on most packages or contracts that may actually say that you will get better. better humans if you have proper irrigation but isn't that sure with all crops that if you get we have proper irrigation you have better and better heels than without it and if you really look the majority of the time you don't see much of a difference in. meals from both crops and i think that many and inorganic. inorganic crops are g.m.o. crops that you'll ac

or function of the male mice so that mean this could be the answer to achieving temporary male infertility to talk a little bit more about this developing research i'm joined by elaine listener director of the male reception information project elaine thanks so much for joining me you're welcome pleasure to be here so some of the hearing the results of the study are going to say you know we're twenty thirteen how come scientists haven't been able to develop a male birth control already and you talk about why it's more challenging to do this for males versus females. yeah well it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology a lot of times you hear well it's a lot easier to stop one egg them and millions of sperm well that's true if you're taking the same approach in men as has been taken in women which is to try to shut things off hormonally that is difficult but men are different than women and the sperm all flow through a small to call the best deference so this approach that's been in the news and some other approaches trying to get a lot more targete

or function of the male mice so that means this could be the answer to achieving temporary male infertility i spoke earlier with elaine listener director of the male contraception information project i first asked her why we haven't seen male birth control already. yeah well it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology a lot of times you hear well it's a lot easier to stop one egg then and millions of sperm well that's true if you're taking the same approach in men as has been taken in women which is to try to shut things off hormonally that is difficult but men are different than women and the sperm all flow through a small tube called us deference so this approach that's been in the news and some other approaches trying to get a lot more targeted and stop the sperm in that one spot now that said so it's not rocket science scientifically but the problem is there hasn't been the scale of investment necessary there have been a lot of studies like this one in the news where someone got one hundred thousand two hundred thousand dollars to try something o

or function of the male nights that means this could be the answer to achieving temporary male infertility. i spoke earlier with elaine listener director of the male contraception information project. i first asked her why we haven't seen a male birth control already. yet when it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology. i tend to hear. well it's a lot easier to scotland in june and millions of sperm. well that's true if you're taking the same approach in men as has been taken in women which is to try to check things off i'm only on that is difficult to buy. men are different than women in the sperm all alone. it was all too common astana or so. this approach that's been in the news and some other coaches try to get a lot more targeted can't stop it from him that one spot. now that's a fair it's not rocket science scientifically but the problem is that happened and the scale of investment necessary. there have been a lot of studies like this one in the news where someone got a three thousand two hundred thousand dollars to try something out and it w

or function of the male mice so that means this could be the answer to achieving temporary male infertility i spoke earlier with elaine listener director of the male contraception information project i first asked her why we haven't seen male birth control already. yeah well it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology a lot of times you hear well it's a lot easier to stop one egg and millions of sperm well that's true if you're taking the same approach in men as has been taken in women which is to try to shut things off hormonally that is difficult but men are different than women and the sperm all flow through a small tube called us deference so this approach that's been in the news and some other approaches trying to get a lot more targeted and stop the sperm in that one spot now that said so it's not rocket science scientifically but the problem is there hasn't been the scale of investment necessary there are have been a lot of studies like this one in the news where someone got one hundred thousand two hundred thousand dollars to try something ou