>> reporter: but an in vitro hamburger doesn't sound like it would be good for you. >> well, actuallyhese kinds of new food products will be far better for you because they'll have the best proteins, the best fats, the nutrients built-in. >> reporter: they'll taste like a hamburger? >> they'll taste better than a hamburger. >> reporter: by this time, we were sufficiently wowed, if not downright overwhelmed. but keeping our journalistic wits about us, we posed the skeptics question to vint cerf, known as the father of the internet. did he think this conference might just be over-hyping the future? >> i have been surprised repeatedly by the things that we've been able to do that would have been thought to be science fiction in the past. what craig venter talked about this morning about creating synthetic life, would have been science fiction, and in fact it was science fiction and he's pushed the boundaries of what's real. >> reporter: but what about craig venter himself? the man who cracked the human genome in record time a decade ago is now hard at work creating new life forms for fue

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, and redwood city is a center of excellence for radiology and santa clara jgenetics and we hae in vitro service. and that makes our services efficient and more affordable to the members. and provides the volume that the practitioners are seeing the level of patients that make them the best in this field. and that's part of our model. >> i am in total agreement with that. and one hospital group there was complaints that part of the system were in different locations in san francisco and i pointed out that kaiser has them throughout the bay area. and that makes sense because you have to have the volume to make them work. and it's expensive to provide every service at every location. i think you have quite a few different medical centers through the bay area. >> yeah, and some medical centers focus just on primary care and labor and delivery. so we have several. san francisco is one of our highest concentrations of specialty because of the patients we see and the research we do and etc. >> commissioner borden. >> thank you for this presentation and clarifying things. i had a couple of smal

in order to do that you have to do ivf, in vitro fertilization because if you in vitro fertilization because of the conceived the old-fashioned way when an embryo is three days old is halfway down one of the women's two tubes and good luck trying to find it. if you conceived by ivf you know exactly where the embryo is by day three. it's in the petri dish you put it in and it's easy to find and chat. ivf is a pain. i'm sure some of you who have gotten through ivf and i should qualify that. nita said men are at the genetic disadvantage. no man has ever been hospitalized as a result of donation. egg harvests is expensive, unpleasant, dangerous. 1% of the 200,000 american women every year who go through egg harvests end up in the hospital as a result and every few years somebody dies. that hasn't happened from harpists as far as we know. life is unfair. getting eggs is the problem and getting eggs is the problem that has limited ivf. that is going to change. because we will be able to take stem cells and turn them into heart muscle cells, liver cells, brain cells and eggs and sperm. not

ambassadors in china it said the individual influence on the spot actual time is limited to break through in vitro process was absent from sino us relations. it needs to be included with an extent that this agenda he agreed well i agree that for every ambassador soprano establish a relationship of trust of the gaps between the us and china the mis perceptions the cultural differences are such that this process can be with us a long time. if the ambassador and merrill those caps a little bit this time there will be a plus but that's not the measure of his performance in honor of his performance will be all the advances american interests and values of you in respect of the various things. the chinese and americans do with each other or sometimes a constituent amid the recent tensions between the united states and china as we know what the next focus is what feeds from reims a nationally consistent and down the tension of the soya bean and on the tenth of what he does not come with an extremely of the tailback wrong and national security strategy and diplomacy neither does have the record of a work

they say they got pregnant without having sex or in vitro.ns one in 200 women don't know what their vagina is. what a boring maury povich episode that would be. when it comes to 3-year-old zaria no one is the father. i don't, if you don't know how sex works, go on the internet. i think they have videos. we have something special for you tonight. every thursday night a tradition, we bleep and blur clips from tv, this week in unnecessary censorship. as 2013 comes to a close we want to take a look back at the year. we compiled all our favorites into one very funny package. it is my immense pleasure to present "this year in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] . >> just four days on the job and pope francis is [ bleep ] things up. >> he let me know if the day came, i could go beat on his [ bleep ] and put it to him. >> if you give me the chance, i will [ bleep ] you and your family every single day. >> there is that big [ bleep ] shaped storm. >> barbara bush taught me to live life, laugh a lot and [ bleep ] my [ bleep ]. >> thank you

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age of your eggs and your medical history, you have about a 10% chance of getting pregnant with in vitro. bad, that sounded like odds, so we closed that chapter, grateful to have our son, and i started running statewide for secretary of state, and then the time of the month came and went and came and went and came and went, and finally at 11:00 at night, i ran out to get a home pregnancy test, take it, and it was turning the right color for the first time after doing in hundreds of times, and i call my husband who is an er doc and say, honey, i think i am pregnant, and he said, what was it, immaculate conception? [laughter] enough, he was coming out of the hospital, he was an er doc, and we come at a hospital and get the blood test, and he says, you are pregnant. i got pregnant naturally at 43. [applause] so do not give up hope. the sad part of that particular story was that two weeks later, i announced i was not running for secretary of state any longer because it was a high risk pregnancy because of my two miscarriages before, and then two weeks later, my husband was killed in an autom

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