but this child when she grows up, could she sue marotta herself?hild support from her legal dad? >> it's going to depend on how this ruling plays out, the one coming up in april if there had not been a ruling in this particular case she would have standing based on the fact that the law is in play right now haven't been followed. >> i think a lot of people watching this would be careful if they want to be donors. nice to see you. >> thanks. you, too. >> so bardot graced the silver screen for decades. gorgeous. now this activist and actress is threatening to say bye to france. why would she turn her back on the place she has loved for so long? might be surprised. it is coming up next. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the

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well now the state is asking marotta to pay $6,000 and child support.back in court. i spoke with marotta and his attorney about this strange case including why he even answered the ad. we'll hear from them in our next hour. >>> if you've been following the emotional custody battle of a 3-year-old girl known as baby veronica you know how complicated this case has become. there are about to be even more people involved. the supreme court justices. the high court decided friday that they'll hear an appeal from the girl's adoptive parents who are challenging a 34-year-old federal law that removed veronica from them and awarded custody to her biological father who is native american. i had the chance to speak with the adoptive parents who are just looking forward to baby veronica coming home. this is video from the last time matt and melanie saw their little girl veronica -- new year's eve, 2011. they had raised her for two years and were in the process of adopting her when a south carolina family court ordered them to hand her over to the girl's biological

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. >> bill: 46-year-old william marotta answered an ad to donate sperm to lesbian couple now paying bigime. here now to analyze kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. >> bill: why did he he do this. >> out of the kindness of his heart. he wanted to help this lesbian couple. here is where he went wrong under the kansas law. he made his donation privately to them. he took his donation to them to their house. did i not go through a licensed physician. kansas law is very, very particular. very strict about this saying if you want to have the sperm donation can you do that but you have to go to a licensed physician. >> bill: let he recap this. this guy reads an ad. >> craigslist. >> of course. >> bill: there you go. so then he agrees with this lesbian couple and then he will help them out? >> right. >> instead of going through doctors or formal channels he does it informally. then they turn around, this couple, all right, and they break up? >> they split up. >> bill: they don't have any money to raise the kid, right? >> right. >> bill: they try to get money from him. >> no, no, no. one of the mom

i think a court will accept marotta's argument that the presumption of fatherhood is rebutted because there was a contract. this isn't to protect doctors, which is what the law seems to be here. it is to protect those beneficiaries of the donor's contribution here. >> all right. avery, i've got to interrupt you because i'm going to run out of time here. i've got to bring in richard. richard, is this just a problem in the state of kansas or could there be wider ramifications i guess you could say? >> there can be, except kansas is in the antiquity age when it comes to cases like this. but here the main problem was no doctor did the insemination. that's what the problem here was. no doctor performed the ip semination. the women did it on their own. and what the legislature in kansas says is if a doctor is not involved, how do we know there was not a relationship there between the donor and the recipient? how do we know other than having the protection of a doctor doing the insemination? that's what the case hinges on. i think it's bad law. he signed an agreement. the women made him sign

>> so the biological mom, her ex girlfriend with whom she is co parenting and william marotta say heot really the father. but that is the law. the law is unless you go through a doctor you are the father. i suppose they could try to take this to court and show them documents because there were various legal documents signed. that could take years for that to happen. if you didn't go through a doctor you are the dad. >> the potential fallout i would imagine people would think twice before donating sperm. >> we called a reproductive rights lawyer and said how often does this kind of thing happen that someone hands over their sperm without going to a doctor. she said you would be surprised. the reason to a large extent is money. in order to go through a doctor it is $3,000 approximately each time and it often doesn't work the first time so you are often spending $16,000 whereas if you do a little do it yourself at home you are not paying anything. you're working outside the law in a way. and these are the repercussions. >> does he have recourse? >> he is the biological father. i suppose

william marotta and ben swinen, thank you very much for speaking with us this morning. >> thank you forinterest. >> thank you. >>> let's get to the medical side of this story and bring back our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. elizabeth, this story has so many moving parts, so many unusual parts. we've heard from mr. murotta, what does the state of kansas stay? >> they say legally speaking he's the father. if they had gone to a doctor and the doctor had done the insemination, he would be fine, because there would be documentation he was a sperm donor. but they don't have the documentation. for all they know they were lovers and that's how they conceived the child. they need that documentation, so they say homes the dad. he ought to be paying up. >> so, we've got this document that there was written up at the home. he went over and took his donation. how often does this happen? it seems really rare. >> do you know what, it's not as rare as you think. we were talking to a lawyer who specializes in reproductive rights and she said she's got a lot of calls about this, and here'