with her eyes open. >> reporter: thanks to mother nature, sadie was also born with a mind of her own. >> she is definitely going to be her own woman. >> reporter: and while in her own mother's eyes, sadie is perfect, in the not too distant future, perfection will be deliberate and created in a lab. experts predict parents will be able to choose a particular child to have before the child is conceived. this is all thanks to new and emerging reproductive technology. >> most of our babies in 20 to 40 years will be conceived in a clinic. >> reporter: the professor of law and genetics at stanford and author of "the end of sex" believes having actual sex in order to reproduce will become obsolete even for fertile couples. babies will be created in vitro. >> not in the bedroom, not in the car. >> reporter: he says fertility experts will create human eggs and sperm by using stem cells derived from a piece of your skin. it's already been done with mice. with a few skin cells, you can make a countless number of embryos. >> how many eggs do you get? how many do you want? tens, hundreds, thousan

. >> reporter: from the moment of her birth, sadie was ready to see the world. >> she was actually born with her eyes open. >> reporter: and she was also born with a mind of her own. >> she'll definitely be her own woman. >> reporter: and in her own mother's eyes sadie is perfect, but in the not too distant future perfection will be deliberate and created in a lab. you could choose a particular child to have before they're born thanks to new and emerging reproductive technology. >> most of our babies will be conceived in a clinic in 20 to 40 years. >> reporter: hank greeley is the author of the end of sex. he believes sex will become obsolete, even for fertile couples. >> not in the bedroom, not in the backseat of the car. >> reporter: he says fertility experts will create human eggs and sperm by using stem cells derived from a piece of your skin. it's already been done with mice. with a few skin cells you can make a countless number of embryos. >> how many do you want? tens, hundreds, thousands, miles. >> reporter: they can be screened for certain genetic diseases and gender. also trai

numbers and he's out showing pretty much everyone on the premier league stage including his teammates sadie oh man who i think will go empty handed again this year i think most will be the african footballer of the rebate not openly on i mean what are his chances well yeah i mean he has good chances on paper i mean last season he was the top understood scorer in

own mother's eyes, sadie is perfect. experts predict parents will be able to choose a particular child to have before their child is even born. this is all thanks to new and emerging reproductive technologies. >> most of our babies in 20 to 40 years will be conceived in a clinic. >> he is a professor of law and genetics at stanford university and author of the end of sex. he believes having actual sex in order to reproduce will become obsolete, even for fertile couples. babies will y be created invisit you. he said fertility experts will create human eggs and sperm by using stem cells to ride from a piece of your skin. it is has already been done with mice. with a few skin cells you can make a countless number of embryos. >> how many eggs do you get? how many do you want in. >> they will be screened for certain genetic diseases as well as gender. hair color, eye color, height, even by have your >> they will be asked what they want to know. they will be told the answers for their hundred embryos and asked to choose which

miss sadie, sadie, almost married lady. >> i know. >> i got to save the date in my e-mail this week.per invite in the mail. >> congratulations, my dear. >> thank you, honey. >> brooke is engaged this year. and we love him. >> my first dated was here two, years ago. >> i know, i met him. >> you want to come to new orleans? i was like yes. >> i had a gift for you but in the chaos, it somehow got lost in the crowd. so you'll get it later. >> i'm so glad you cared so much about that gift. >> can we toast to your engagement and my one-year anniversary in my relationship. >> here's to you. >> love you. >> i love you. >> i love working with you. we always have so much fun. >> love you right back. right back. >> oh, here we go. this is for brooke. this is for brooke. hey, everyone say congratulation, brooke baldwin. [ cheering ] congratulations, my dear. >> double kiss. >> so we've got a fantastic year. it's been a little bit nuts, right? >> a little bit. >> so much has gone on. but we're back here. so are you guys ready to ring in 2018? are you going to do it new orleans-style? is new orlea

assists already this season he's out showing pretty much everyone in the premier league stage including sadie oh man a his teammate who's also in the running for the award so i think you'll get it this time ok so probably justifying that forty two million which was a very controversial payment wasn't it at the time what about a balmy what are his chances well i mean he's been absolutely fantastic there's no doubt about his full last season he was the top because your goal scorer he scored forty goals in forty six games this season simulate twenty one twenty three i mean it's kind of the ask much more from a strike. and the award is awarded for the whole year not just this season. but there's been a change to the voting and i think that will affect him negatively fans now vote online and on facebook so the confederation of african football made the shortlist and then the the votes will be done by the fans so i think then memory of the most recent successes will probably serve because he's just been an absolutely incredible form this season ok he's the man to watch is and he now let's talk abou

sadie. caller: thank you for being on topic.today and on this my family is from georgetown, south carolina. i have been studying this for over 40 years. you are talking about broader things and i know you're talking about making -- putting up a statue or whatever. at defender of what they call the black radical republicans and i have an ancestor documented being a .olitician at that time i have a picture of him. he was a really great guy. are you looking at doing any work out of georgetown, south carolina or charleston, south carolina? of course, it has a lot of history and my family has been involved in the history. a greatr: that's question. south carolina -- so many amazing things happen during reconstruction and that is so terrific that you have a founder ancestor and you know about him. it is so admirable and so amazing. just on inel we were beaufort, south carolina, and of course, one reason it is in south carolina is south carolina had some of the most interesting politics. many more

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. >> well, our family learned the hard way when our little dog sadie got sick.ust come in from the cold and licked the salt off her paws and got sick. the ice and snow. it can be a hidden danger for our pets. here's some advice from the aspca. if you can avoid walking your dog where salt has been used, massage petroleum jelly or other paw protect ant into their paw pads before going outside. the little booties, those can provide even more coverage and they can prevent salt and sand from getting lodged in between their paws. use pet friendly ice melts whenever possible and really do ask your vet about recommending a paw protection moisturizer. they are pretty expensive, around $30. way better than the $200 vet bill. by the way, sadie is fully recovered. back to you guys. >> that is good to hear. i didn't know that vaseline petroleum jelly on their paws. >> mine does lick his paws every time he comes back in. when we come back on news4 at 6:00, we have a look at the potential danger on our roads and our sidewalks. change for the end of this week. >> plus, keeping

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reporter: south carolinians don't typically keep sleds around, so drew improvised and talk his daughter, sadiet for a spin in a laundry bask. storm didn't prevent this man from enjoying a few cold ones. while in charleston, it was hard to tell who was having more fun-- this woman snowboarding in the street. stunned iguanas fell from palm trees. >> it was, actually, a christmas present. there was a note sathey had we're going to go see snow. >> reporter: and then there's the feintuchs from florida, who did everything possible to get caught in 10 inches of snow. the family drove more than nine hours from their home near jacksonville to norfolk, virginia, so their kids travis and lexi, could play in the snow for the first time. was it worth it seeing their reaction? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> i would do it all over again. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> glor: well done, omar. thank you very much. and that is the cbs evening news. i'm jeff glor reporting tonight from central park in new york city. good night. >>> we have had no shortage of wind or waves in ocean city,

numbers and he's out showing pretty much everyone on the premier league stage including his teammates sadie oh man who i think will go empty handed again this year i think most will be the african footballer of the rebate not openly on i mean what are his chances well yeah i mean he has good chances on paper i mean last season he was the top understood scorer in the awards of course for the entire year last season forty goals in forty six appearances this season he's continued that form twenty one goals in twenty three games i mean you can't really ask for much more from a strike. but i think a change to the voting will favor most sallah and that's because while the confederation put together the shortlist of these three players voting. it's up to the fans online so they voted on the website on facebook and i think because most at the end of the year has played really really well as the strongest of the three i think the fans will have short term memory and go for salah now that's not the only change the team's voting that you mentioned that's not the only changes that are underway this tim

this is sadie and she is indoors, keeping warm. check out the pajamas.nk you so much for sending in this picture. look. she is a cutie. if you want your pet to be our pet of the day, i do to. all you have to do is download be movable at and we could talking about your pup tomorrow. back to you. i hope you're ready. unveiling the newest black panther trailer. it happened last night -- it happened last night during halftime. it featured a performance from kendrick lamar. black panther comes out favor a 16th. as you go super bowl 52 is around the corner and the national anthem will be sung by pink. artist will open the big game on february 4 in minneapolis. this is the first time she has performed at a super bowl. bigger tv tot a watch the big game on? lg has a solution. they unveiled -- or rather unrolled -- a solution. it can roll up like a roll of wrapping paper if you are not using it. right now it is just a prototype. autria: 65 inches. larry: that is really cool. autria: -- adrianna: north korea agreed to send a delegation to pyeongchang to compete. p

sadie is one of three children born to mica. or death very with what you know now, do you think any of it has to do with the effects of what's in the water? yes. >> why. >> pfcs may have leaker knowned into the ground. one study show as many as 6 million people may have been shown to have 6 million times more in their drinking water. but here it may be america's hardest hit. the epa says anything ore 70 parts per million would be dangerous. some areas here had over 1,300 parts per million. conditions in hundreds of residents. 3m says there's no merit in the health claims saying they sold these products regarding their safe use and disposal. acting responsibly at all times and we'll vigorously defend this lawsuit. the air force has taken action, spending more than $4 million to provide bottled water and filtration systems. air force firefighters now train with water and they now use a different chlorinated fioam. they say the air force may have created one evil for another. arlene blum is a researchers at the university of califo

reporter: south carolinians don't normally keep sleds around, so drew improvised and took his daughter sadieut for a spin in a dawnedry basket. in conway, south carolina, this guy didn't let the weather stop him from enjoying a few cold ones on the pool. while in charleston it's hard to tell who was having more fun, this woman snowboarding in the street or the husky leading the way. the storm brought lizard conditions to florida where stunned iguanas fell from palm trees. >> it was actually a christmas present. there was a note that said we're going to go see snow. >> reporter: and then there is the feintuchs from florida, who gave everything possible to get caught in 10 inches of snow. the family drove more than nine hours from their home near jacksonville to norfolk, virginia so their kids travis and lexy could play in the snow for the first time. >> daddy! >> reporter: was it worth it seeing their reaction? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> i would do it all over again. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the

>> tyler, will you go to the sadie hawkins dance with me?u during this segment? >> of course. >> what a lucky guy. >> lucky guy. >> tyler, call us. >> if he doesn't do it, willie geist is going to go. >> i'll be your back upplup pla. >>> a family that needs to break out of unhealthy eating habits, joy is here. >> sounds good. >>> we talked about the drama at this weekend's u.s. figure skating championships and the team that will represent team usa there. no one understands that pressure like gold medal winner meryl davis. we'll get her reactions to the results. >>> is winter weather wreaking havoc on your skin? >> is it? >> there's five rules to get relief from the chapped lips you have and the cracked hands. >> cracked hands? >> willie is constantly putting balm on his hands. >>> and miss megyn is here. what have you got coming up? >> a high school senior had a full scholarship to college and was accused of raping a woman. was threatened with 40 years in prison. took a deal for five years in prison. and she confessed after he served, it was

sady: jack did tweed, i'm to see him leave us, but proud of everything he has accomplished at twitteriend partner, , and mentor for years. he has my support and gratitude, thank you anthony. we love you. overflowing with gratitude, but at the same time, we are hearing chatter about salesforce acquiring twitter. what are we hearing and what does it mean? tom: salesforce looked at twitter last year, walked away, this a look, and lots of companies were looking at twitter. so the chatter has found its way back. twitter lift in the stock today. got an extra filler from citroen which says there is a lot of growth in store for twitter. a lot of bullishness there. we have found no reason to substantiate the salesforce twitter speculation. we're going to stay on it and talk to everyone about it, but so far, not spending a lot of time researching. emily: you have been making calls. big questionnk the is what changed from two years ago? they walked away, the shareholders decided it was not a good place to put their money, and in a declining asset that was not part of its core business. two years

just opened up the firehouse while sue was on the air doing the this will be a sad day, in a long, sadis fire department here who loses a brother and says farewell, and, thestarted last e hear from jenny gist in a mo the former boss and commissioner lloyd ayers now retired put his and see uniform still fits good and memories of the matt still fit n his mind just like they were back shoulder to life saving scene. >> i swore matt in remember cer. he had one of those spirithat je it was a real positive thing. i was happy for folks and happy for him. he had a lot of folks show up to his ceremony. folks like that stand out. >> reporter: the crew at this firehouse and other local firehousees like it, they went all be able to, leave those places empty and all go to the funeral today. while over thousands show up from across the country and canada local fire fighters will remain in firehousees like this one boots, coats at the doors of their fire engine with the doors even opened saving every possible second to help safe a life like matt latourneau died when he entered that row house and it coll

supporting friend sadie geology diminished your economy shares if you're wrong girls she transgress you any good i already. have a son. my. view. is about that actually extend a moment then into many more into. because it was more mental the acting talent moves. just like. they were living on the visit not to mention you wanted one of the richest men in romania sentenced to two and a half years in prison for paying a one million euro bribe released halfway through his sentence. new system fell down. in the fourteenth. my my. my needs she. was. reacting. just by that this is. the stupidity of making morgan is that fish an enemy the moment they killed as a powerful. charlie gibson for the part we're football fans who don't think about goldberg really had that lead explaining when real madrid a club worth five hundred million euros or expresses a position on something where the world anti-doping agency has to take notice you don't know. al-jazeera continues its investigation into the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in the final episode of sports doping the endless chase at th

joint ventures by weston or to make it an algae model from fox falcon is on the list as it is in the sadie's a luxury car from dime not and a chevrolet model from general motors that is the first time that beijing has published a list of banned the calls. in the west african nation the kenya fast and most of what farmers grow that ends up on that plate subsistence farming is the status quo over the years international organizations have run projects introduce again that farming with export markets in mind now a group of women in the capital wagadu who are joining the efforts by going organic and selling the fruits of their labor but shaking up the culture of agriculture is still a work in progress. at a farm some fifty kilometers outside the capital. a group of women has chosen to experiment with a different type of farming in book enough growing vegetables without pesticides or artificial fertilizers that's highly unusual in the country where the farming industry is at a subsistence level and finding acceptance for gannett projects is proving difficult. for my opinion than a. or adlard to s

of the great female voices of rock one janis joplin this is what is it nor what to buy me a minute sadie's face. i have a good day. oh look oh it's about me a murder say these bands my friends. or see these. words. laugh then no help from my friends so. what's a bum me a murder say edis vans oh ard watch me a color t.v. that lame four dollars is trying to find me i want food a livery each day until three you. know it's about me a color t.v. oh yeah what's about me hey man on the town i'm counting on you low we're please don't let me that. you love me and bad the next right. well it's about me and that on the town everybody oh ard what about me a murderer. thanks. elaine. duch. night christmas the end of season special. highlights from all the. best. the funniest moments. at and of course the best you can touch i am on the street it's called. show for the twenty first century. unique interpretation. as ling concert and the world of a young piano. are twenty one presents johnny in a tree from our new show the beach starting january twentieth. freedom of expression. of value that always has t

sadie. caller: thank you for being on topic.today and on this my family is from georgetown, south carolina. i have been studying this for over 40 years. you are talking about broader things and i know you're talking about making -- putting up a statue or whatever. at defender of what they call the black radical republicans and i have an ancestor documented being a .olitician at that time i have a picture of him. he was a really great guy. are you looking at doing any work out of georgetown, south carolina or charleston, south carolina? of course, it has a lot of history and my family has been involved in the history. a greatr: that's question. south carolina -- so many amazing things happen during reconstruction and that is so terrific that you have a founder ancestor and you know about him. it is so admirable and so amazing. just on inel we were beaufort, south carolina, and of course, one reason it is in south carolina is south carolina had some of the most interesting politics. many more

meyers, to my left, is sadie and ludwick khan chair in jewish history. columbia ph.d. author of three books in the field of modern, jewish, and intellectual cultural history. he has been a fellow for advanced j advanced judaic studies. he was director of the ucla center, jewish studies. and jason steinhaur, a noted public historian, over 15 years of experience, very diverse experience in museums, archives, government, academia, the library of congress, the new york historical society, and the museum of jewish heritage as well as rock 'n roll hall of fame. i like that one. all of those are important. lapage center brings historical scholarship and perspective to bear on contemporary global affairs. for myself, my area was european history at the university of new orleans, ph.d. and masters from university of north carolina. after 32 years as professor, dean, vice chancellor and last post was president of our research and technology park, steven ambrose and i, some of you may remember, the late steven ambrose, decided that the country needed a national museum. so we set

doug and his dog sadie are with orange county fire. >> he smells the scent of a live human being, andhe barks at that point one to let us know somebody is buried there which is great for our team because it allows us to focus in on specific areas as opposed to just widespread destruction that's going on down here. >> reporter: hundreds of buildings in the disaster zone are damaged and covered in thick sludge. he remains positive even as the window to survifind survivors narrows. >> what are your hopes to find someone alive? >> you never give up hope. why give up hope? there's people down there who are hoping. what right do i have to give up hope? >> reporter: crews are still working to clear the usually busy 101 freeway, but it's taking longer than expected. it was originally supposed to reopen on monday. now there's no timeline on when that anthony? >> carter evans in montecito, california, thanks. still can't get over the images coming from there. so stunning. >>> the hartford currant reports on several missteps by the connecticut state police in their response to the massacre at sa

doug and his dog sadie are with orange county fire. >> you smell the scent of a live human being and she barked at one point to let us know somebody is buried there, which is great for our team because it allows us to focus in on specific areas rather than just the widespread destruction going on down here. >> reporter: hundreds of buildings are damaged and covered in thick sludge. he remains positive even as the window remains narrow. >> what are your hopes of finding someone alive? >> you never give up hope. there are people down there hoping. what right to give up hope. >> reporter: crews are working to clear the usually business 101 freeway rngs but it's taking a lot longer than expected. it was to originally reopen on monday. now there's. >> timeline when that will happen. anthony. >> carter evans in montecito, thank you. stunning to see those photos. >>> several missteps by the connecticut state police in their response to the massacre at sandy hook elementary school in december of 2012. a report released friday says too many civilians were allowed to walk around the building i

myers to my left, is sadie and lewdvic khan chair in jewish history at ucla, columbia ph.d. the author of three books in fields of modern jewish and intellectual and cultural history. he has been a katz university studies in pennsylvania, taught in french and russian universities, visiting scholar of advanced studies in jerusalem and was from '04 to 2009 director of ucla center of jewish studies. and jason steinhower. he's director of the center for history and public interest at villanova. he's a noted public historian. he has over 15 years of experience, very diverse experience. in museums, archives, government, academia, the library of congress, the new york historical society, and the museum of jewish heritage as well as the rock and roll hall of fame. i like that one. but all of those are important. lepage center brings historical scholarship and perspective to bear on contemporary global affairs and a leading voice for greater historical consciousness among citizens and elected officials and industry leaders. for myself, my area was european history at the university o

companies, detroit european member companies like and or sadie's, jaguar, land rover, and we also represent automakers like toyota and mitsubishi. we have a diverse membership, but i would take a step back and say that nafta has really created an integrated regional supply chain within north america. even if the vehicles produced are in mexico or canada, those support high-paying jobs here in the u.s.. before nafta, mexican produced of u.s.y had 5% value content. today, that figure is 40%. the 40% of a mexican produced vehicle is u.s. content. so that integrated regional supply chain has allowed the north american industry to essentially become one and support jobs throughout the region. host: ian, talk a little bit more about the supply chain specifically, the case that was outlined by bloomberg, how the parts came from asia, manufactured all over north america, but the company is a small company based in michigan. talk about how that happens, and who benefits, who profits from that product? 's members arer the state railroads. the large, large class one railroads, but also the small local

teammates sadie and eric burenson. they are e brothers and sister. rosie brennan and maybe, hopefully, even a few more. additionally their a.p.u. teammate just yeatin who was born in australia but grew up in alaska, will ski for the australian cross-country ski team. you're getting the picture. this is a group of people who are going to do very, very well in the olympics and are going to represent our country and other countries proudly. cross-country kassig is woven -- cross country kassig -- skiing brings people together and helps build community. so many of our skiers including and especially the a.p.u. team are also generous and kind in helping others learn how to ski and graciously hosts skiers from all across the country. as was on full display during the recent u.s. cross-country championships. so on behalf of all alaskans, really on behalf of all u.s. senators, i'd like to wish the team good luck in korea. we will be watching. i know you will make alaskans and our fellow americans very proud as you compete on the world stage once again. thank