ivf is growing, more than 60,000 of the babies born in 2012 were born that ivf - 1.5% ever babies. >> it's well own 200,000 worldwide. what used to be an oddity is routine. >> how much of it is personalities with fertility issues, and how much is parents who are doing this because they want to d genetic screening for a disease that they might be transmitting with their genes. >> it's a great question. if we went back five, seven years we'd have 95% of people infertile. today i bet fertile people saying, "i want to avoid disease", "i don't want a child with a problem." >> the reality is doctors can test the embryos for all sorts of issues. >> we have been able to pull a cell off an embryo, it is replaced, not hurt it. you take the d.n.a. out of the cell, you run the tests that you reason on you or me. >> one case that is getting attention is a woman having gss. i won't try to pronounce the disoos. it leads to a painful death. she had invitro and basically looked at the embryos that were in the dish, and they figured out which ones did not have the gss gene, and they discarded those emb

. >> the use of ivf is exploding in the united states is leading to ethical questions. is it leading to designer babies, is it a bad thing. this week, a controversial version of ivf that could lead to something that parents are calling 3-parent babies. as medical technology advance, where do we join the line on what is acceptable and what is not. joining us is the captain of university medical center. ivf is growing, more than 60,000 of the babies born in 2012 were babies. >> it's well own 200,000 worldwide. routine. >> how much of it is personalities with fertility issues, and how much is parents who are doing this because they want to d genetic screening for a disease that they might be transmitting with their genes. >> it's a great question. if we went back five, seven years we'd have 95% of people infertile. today i bet fertile people saying, "i want to avoid disease", "i don't want a child with a problem." >> the reality is doctors can test the embryos for all sorts of issues. >> we have been able to pull a cell off an embryo, it is replaced, not hurt it. you take

that type of screening embryos, that use of ivf i support that. >> we have other things, breast cancer genes, increasing the likelihood of severe breast cancer. where do you draw the line? that's the big question. i'd say in? ? when you talk about a certainty of disease, you see flawed genes, you have a child with terrible conditions, rarer but dead for the baby, i think there you can screen. we get requests to say, "hey, how about boy or girl?", we don't do it at my schools, a lot of others they don't. >> some do. in india it has a big business. if it's a clear cut disease state or the rfb of a clear cut disease, you can screen morally. when it's a difference, a taste, i start to have reservations. it's not just the sex. >> there are plenty of things soon to be put on the table. in many states, there is albanism. not a big deal, you put on your sunglasses. in many parts, they don't want someone without pigment. i think there were two nobel prize winners. >> that's one thing disability advocates will say. a lot of people with incredible existed. >> let me give you an example. i had a r

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double pipeline income on the heels of an intense sweetness of the times against pumping station in ivf. on saturday thousands of people who identified themselves as ukrainian border security forces tried to damage equipment at a station on the peninsula but by means of self defense team has managed to prevent the attack. and they're done yes the region civilian defence plenty as say they've managed to stop but you love column of the ukrainian energy vehicles heading east last minute meal is a feisty tensions remain high in the region on the border of russia and ukraine. as of activists say this money still a column of nearly two vehicles making bracelets. now the activists say that they've stopped to call it that no two vehicles one was which was carrying soldiers and infantry combat vehicles on the other when traveling by rail which is carrying tons of modems which when you listen to. last night that on bass malicious run on the call him approaching its lease or about fifteen to twenty armored vehicles to stop the momentum on this told us there on the way to manage the trail. we reali

>> we didn't find out with lila, with nikki, we did ivf, we found out he was a girl.ogram, i don't know who told you this is a girl, that's a boy. and my mom was convinced that my dad had worked out a deal. >> we didn't find out, but on our last sonogram, my mom was able to come in town, she didn't think she was going to be able to come when the baby was born, so we let her find out. the doctor wrote on a little piece of paper it's a girl and she still has it -- >> could you tell her reaction? >> no, we couldn't tell. but five minutes later, we were going to get a crib or something. and you have all this to look forward to. and i heard, i'll call you later. i'll call you later. and i knew it was my dad. i said you're not going to tell anybody. and she had to call immediately and tell. >> just your dad. >> that's good. maybe we'll find out about yours and leak it to you. >> wait a minute. >> that is a good secret keeper. >> in russia i still kept a secret. >> he's still going through. >> i don't know, the doctor knows. >> how are you going to find out? >> i don't know.