somehow the wrong sperm was used when her parents used in vitro in the 90s.ed and tests confirm that is now dead. he was thomas lipper who died in 1999. we don't know if he actually switched the samples, but his history does involve a conviction in a minnesota kidnapping in which he reportedly used electric shock treatments on a college student to make her fall in love with him. kutv reporter chris jones sat down with the family who hoped going public will help others find the truth. >> in the beginning i was shocked. >> annie bran ham grew up in a loving, supportive, stable home. nothing could prepare her for the news her mother pam was about to deliver about her father. >> it doesn't match anything. there is no dna that you share with your father. it took me a minute. what are you talking about? >> annie's mother discovered her biological father was a technician at the reinstructive medical technologies where annie's parents received help to get pregnant 21 years ago. >> i thought oh, my god. >> through pam's detective work, the family found out that tom li

with the sole purpose of tissue engineering supported by the moscow department of health care and in vitro labs the skolkovo resident should soon have all the equipment necessary to money. it's also working on a revolutionary bio printing technique the method still requires the three d. printed cell more commonly used to store various cell types but crucially it no longer requires the scaffold around which they are placed. in two thousand and fourteen russia will have its first three d. bio printer this will far surpass any previous models as it will be produced using nano technologies its speed and accuracy will far exceed that of any of the current models and perhaps most importantly it won't even be that expensive. traditional tissue engineering methods involve removing all the cells from a dead human or animal leaving only the protein which is then repopulated and incubator. has taken this a step further and just come up with a method for printing an organ directly without the use of any organic or artificial scaffolds it involves extracting stem cells from the patient's fat tissue whi

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they turned to in vitro fertilization brandon's heartbeat at a routine appointment concerned doctorsdads. sething in my sixth sense told me to go. i left work at 10:00. >> reporter: the babies were delivered by c-section perfectly held thi. brandon came in at 5 pounds 10 ounces. >> they're beautiful. >> mom thinks the new baby girl, technically the first born looks a lot like her. >> skont be a better present. >> some people don't care about cold weather. about 40 took part in the polar plunge at the aquatic center. the water temperature in the pool was 37 degrees. that's cold. there were five life guards on hand and an ambulance. just in case. but they didn't need them. >> it makes me cold just looking at them jumping into the water. >> i'm talking about readings in the single digits coming up. >> no, good they took the plunge then and not a day from now. outside right now we're just chilling down. we have light winds and a few clouds. not much going on. currently we're at 43 with a southeast very light wind. we have a system coming from the south and another coming from the west. i

cindy was desperate to have a child of her own, so she and carl went through in vitro fertilization.ou were going to have the baby you'd always wanted? >> uh-huh. happiest time of my life. yep. >> and the big kids were happy, too, when their baby brother, alex, was born. >> do you think, levi? >> as the years went by, alex says he and his big brother leave a developed a special bond. >> he was always there for me. always loved to hang out together. >> levi, aaron, and katie's family stayed in touch. they even visited. their aunt visited the girls and got a kick out of levi. >> levi had this quirky personality. he was a prankster, but he also had my sister's very sweet spirit. >> what's the matter -- >> levi's life wasn't easy. he had problems in school, and he and carl began to butt heads. >> i think levi bucked the system a little bit. he was a typical teenage boy who knew all the answers. but it seemed the more levi struggled in his world, carl held him down. rather than try to pick him up. >> the rift widened, and in may of 2002, when levi was only 17, he left home. his uncle mike

overall market opportunity, $7 billion spent annually by pharma companies on research services in vitroopportunity to take a chunk of that overtime. stuart: it is cutting edge stuff. thanks very much for being with us and presenting the full story. we appreciate it. charles, you liked the stock. charles: the only things i wanted to find, barrier to entry, who else can do this and some anxiety on wall street about some wheat year insiders' sales by the executives. more than likely whenever you ask, that is state planning. stuart: i was looking at keith murphy's company as gee whiz technology. charles: i want to know when they can print a liquor. tell me it is possible. a lot of people think they are on to that. stuart: back to nicole petallides, two new highs for two big tech companies, starting with amazon. nicole: amazon up 0.1%, 402.3 to hit the new high of 40689 as they have surpassed all the records, more than 1 billion units worldwide were ordered from their market place during this time. stuart: did you tell me in the fourth quarter of last year they sold more stuff than in the pr

age of your eggs -- [laughter] and your medical history you have a 10% chance of getting pregnant in vitro well, that sounded like bad odds so we closed that chapter and grateful to have our son. i started running for secretary of state and that time of the month came and went and came and went and came and went and finally at 11:00 at night i ran a to walgreens to get a home pregnancy test. i come back and take it and it's turning the right color for the first time after doing that hundreds of times. i called my husband that i said i think i'm pregnant. he said what was it, immaculate conception? [laughter] sure enough, he was in er doc and i went to the hospital and got the blood test and he calls me at 7:00 a.m. in the morning and he said you know, you are pregnant. i got pregnant naturally at 42. [applause] so don't give up hope. the sad part of that particular story was that two weeks later i announced i wasn't running for secretary of state any longer because it was a very high-risk pregnancy because of my two miscarriages before. two weeks later my husband was killed in an automobil

the husband's sperm was switched with another man's as it went through in vitro fertilization, according to kutv, the family is afraid for other couples who now used the closed utah clinic. more from kutv's chris jones who made up the names of the family members to keep their identity concealed. >> i told my husband and he said that sounds interesting. >> for paula and their daughter, ashley, for $99 and a cheap swab, 23 and me.com can trace your lineage back 10,000 years. >> i was looking forward to get results back. >> jeff and ashley she found -- >> i felt my stomach drop. >> they were not related. >> when i brought it up and brought my daughter's and husband's dna up next to one another, it said they didn't share any dna at all. i said it is showing you are not related. you share no dna. he said are you thinking what i'm thinking? he said of course. how ashley was conceived. they had trouble getting pregnant. they received artificial inseminati insemination, a clinic associated with the university of utah. in 1992, ashley was born, but now the question is, who is her father? is it po

age and -- [laughter] your medical history, you have about a 10% chance of getting pregnant with in vitro. well, that sounded like bad odds so we close that chapter, grateful to have her son. i started running statewide for secretary of state. in that time of the month came and went and came and went and came and went, and finally at 11:00 at night ran out to walgreens to get a home pregnancy test, come back, take it. my god, it's turning the right color for the first time after doing it many times to i called my husband wasn't the our doctor. i think i pregnant. he said what was it, immaculate conception? [laughter] and sure enough, come down to the hospital to come down to the hospital and let's do a blood test. get the blood test, calls me at 7 a.m. and says you are pregnant. so i get pregnant naturally at 43. [applause] so don't give up hope. the sad part of that particular story was that two weeks later i announced i was a run for secretary of state any longer because it was a very high risk pregnancy because of my two miscarriages before. and then two weeks later my husband was kill