bÁsicamente con esa como cualquier proceso en vitro. del embarazo. luis: especialistas dicen que esta puede ser una buena opciÓn para parejas del mismo sexo. >> no hay riesgos adicionales. la cuestiÓn es que era efectividad es aproximadamente la mitad de un tratamiento en vitro. luis: sentir que ambas son madres del mismo bebe es una experiencia Única. Única por ahora porque planea tener al menos un hijo mÁs. ilia: quÉ increÍble. jorge: y creÍble. es una manera perfecta de poder compartir la maternidad. ilia: esto es un ejemplo de cÓmo puede ayudar a millones. jorge: y estoy seguro de que escucharemos mÁs casos parecidos. con eso nos vamos. gracias. ilia: buenas noches. ♪ [música] sara: ¡gretel!

of the potter in a test tube or in vitro which means less forty years later i.v. if has resulted in more than eight million babies recently focus has shifted to a gender imbalance among award winners and physiology in medicine they have been two hundred fourteen when his they have been overwhelmingly white male and withstand the orange shots twelve of them represent women. the man at the center of a sex abuse scandal that forced this year's nobel prize for literature to be postponed has been convicted of rape the french photographer john claude on zero was sentenced to two years in prison is marja a former member of the academy awards the nobel prize for literature. when we come back. some. time. welcome back now visitors to the tate modern gallery in london may be leading in from the latest exhibition of the cuban artist. and this installation relies on the power of everyday people to make it work experience. there is an image of a refugee under this floor that might never be seen unless hundreds of strangers cooperate come together and let the heat of their bodi

of the potter in a test tube or in vitro which means less forty years later i.v. if has resulted in more than eight million babies recently focus has shifted to a gender imbalance among award winners and physiology in medicine they have been two hundred fourteen when as they have been overwhelmingly white male and whiston the orange dots twelve of them represent women. other french armenian singer charles as the war has died in france it was ninety four years old tributes are pouring in from all over the world for the man known as francis sinatra tasha butler reports from paris rosario gaylord. load or his voice was distinctive full of warmth and often drama his songs could be upbeat or stick to melancholy and nostalgia. for the middle of all was one of france's most versatile and famous performers singer songwriter and movie actor he recorded a thousand two hundred songs and starred in world in eighty films and t.v. shows in a career that lasted nearly eighty years. as a novel was born in paris in one thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in f

of the potter in a test tube or in vitro which means in the last forty years later i.v. if has resulted in more than eight million babies recently focus has shifted to a gender imbalance among award winners and physiology in medicine they have been two hundred fourteen when it is they have been overwhelmingly white male and whiston the orange dots twelve of them represent women. u.k.'s n.h.s. has now become the first health service anywhere in the world to routinely test patient d.n.a. hospitals will have access to a specialist center that analyzes d.n.a. identifying mutations will help with diagnosis and treatment options the service will be routine for people with cancer and rare diseases but it could eventually revealed the risk of early onset of several diseases let's talk now to david jenkins and he's chief scientific officer at the brain chuma charity he joins us from london david jenkinson welcome to the news hour what diseases are we discussing here. many of the at the outset it will be for cancers and as you say some red disease as well but given instance cancer

secretly charging couples for choosing the desired sex of their child gender selection through in vitro fertilization is legal in person only on the grounds of medical reasons the country's medical watchdog has expressed concern over these latest revelations we're confident that the vast majority. he of the u.k.'s fertility clinics do not recommend sex selection either of whom or brought however would take allegations of sex selection seriously and will investigate any specific cases brought to our attention according to british media couples are paid up to fourteen thousand pounds.

of the potter in a test tube or in vitro which means in the last forty years later i.v. if has resulted in more than eight million babies recently focus has shifted to a gender imbalance among award winners and physiology in medicine they have been two hundred fourteen when is they have been overwhelmingly white male and withstand the orange shots twelve of them represent women. who are being rallies in the brazilian city of paolo in support of a far right presidential candidate jaya balsa narrow opinion polls have him as the front runner in the election next week demonstration comes a day off thousands protested across the country against boston out of his controversial views on gay rights women and minority groups brazil is a. giant in size of economy but has been struck by widespread corruption yet a large percentage of candidates tied to some brazil's worst corruption scandals are expected to be reelected in america at it's on the sea and human are reports from. from one in the morning till long after dawn men dive into this lagoon in northeastern brazil to scoop up

of the potter in a test tube or in vitro which means in the last forty years later i.v. if has resulted in more than eight million babies recently focus has shifted toward gender imbalance among award winners and physiology in medicine they have been two hundred fourteen when is they have been overwhelmingly white male and whiston the orange dots twelve of them represent women. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now the official death toll from the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia has risen to eight hundred and forty four mass graves are being dug d.c.s. president says he's ready to welcome international help most of the confirmed dead are in the city of polo only eleven are from the region of dong gala which is still largely can't off under thomas is impossible. this city two hundred kilometers to the southeast of palo was as close as we could fly there are aid flights going into palo but so far no commercial passenger planes being allowed in threes and they're not the priority aid that we flew the nearest place that you could fly and

secretly charging couples for choosing the desired sex of their child's gender selection through in vitro fertilization is legal in britain only on grounds of medical reasons the country's medical watchdog has expressed concern over these latest revelations we're confident that the vast majority of the u.k.'s food to its equinix do not recommend six election eve those who brought how they would take allegations of sex selection seriously and will investigate and in specific cases brought. according to british media couples have paid up to fourteen thousand pounds for the illegal procedure several senior doctors have allegedly set up appointments at private clinics in the u.k. for clients and then complete to the medical treatment abroad in countries like cyprus and the us. we discussed this issue with political activist kate smyth way to josephine quinta vali who is the founder of comment on reproductive ethics which focuses on ethical dilemmas in reproduction there are medical conditions which only affect boys or only affect girls and it's actually fairly standard practice in lots of pla

of the potter in a test tube or in vitro which means less forty years later i.v. if has resulted in more than eight million babies recently focus has shifted to a gender imbalance among award winners and physiology in medicine they have been two hundred fourteen when it is they have been overwhelmingly white male and whiston the orange dots twelve of them represent women. catarrh has started legal proceedings against saudi arabia at the world trade organization the country has accused saudi arabia of blocking the legitimate cattery channel beans for refusing to tackle piracy in a statement count as ministry of economy and commerce said banning cattery citizens and entities from exercising their basic rights to protect their intellectual property rights is a flagrant violation of saudi international and moral obligations more news on our website it's always there for you including links to all our discussion pages the address you need al-jazeera dot com. welcome if you're just joining us peter dobby here in doha these are your headlines the official death toll from

been secretly charging couples for choosing the desired sex of the child gender selection through in vitro fertilization is legal in britain only on medical grounds britain's fertility regulator has launched an investigation into this issue . we are confident the vast majority of the u.k.'s fertility clinics do not recommend six election either at home or abroad however we take allegations of sex selection seriously and will investigate any specific cases brought to our attention according to british media couples have paid up to fourteen thousand pounds for the illegal procedure of several senior doctors over allegedly set up appointments at private clinics in the u.k. for clients and then they complete their medical treatment abroad in countries like cyprus or the u.a.e. we spoke to u.k. t.v. star daniel lloyd who is being criticized for her decision to use the procedure in the united states i think obviously some people got angry because there is women out there who can actually have children and i think they were angered because they think i should just love the children now i've got.

of the potter in a test tube or in vitro which means less forty years later i.v. if has resulted in more than eight million babies recently focus has shifted toward gender imbalance among award winners and physiology in medicine they have been two hundred fourteen when as they have been overwhelmingly white male and whiston the orange dots twelve of them represent women. french armenian singer charles as a novel has died in france he was ninety four years old tributes are pouring in from all over the world as the tasha butler reports from paris rose are again. all over or his voice was distinctive full of warmth and often drama his songs could be upbeat i'll stick to melancholy and nostalgia. a. dozen of all was one of france's most versatile and famous performers a singer songwriter and movie actor he recorded a thousand two hundred songs and starred in world in eighty films and t.v. shows in a career that lasted nearly eighty years julia as never was born in paris in one thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france off to the mass killings

have been secretly charging couples for choosing to decide sex of the child gender and through in vitro fertilization is legal in pretty only on the grounds of medical reasons. we are confident that the vast majority of the u.k.'s for the two it equinix do not recommend sex selection either tomo brought how that would take allegations of sex selection seriously and will investigate and in specific cases brought to all attention according to british media couples have paid up to fourteen thousand pounds for the illegal procedure several senior doctors have allegedly set up appointments at private clinics in the u.k. for clients and they then complete the medical treatment to brought in countries like cyprus and the u.a.e. we spoke to u.k. t.v. star don. lloyd who has been criticized for her decision to use the procedure in the us. i think obviously some people got angry because there is women out there who can actually have children i think they were angered because they think i should just love the children of god are which i totally understand and i do love them the my everything my ki

and through what's called "effortless in vitro fertilization" they were ábothá able to carry their sonbliss coulter / new mom: "we gave it a try and it was very, very successful."dr. kathy doody / care fertility: "this represents the first time that two women have both physically carried their child together in pregnancy."fertility specialists dr. kathy doody and her husband, dr. kevin doody made it happen.. using bliss' eggs and sperm from a donor.ashleigh coulter / new mom: "she was so confident when she was saying that they can do it.. i think that was surprising to us but also exciting."through effortless ivf... instead of placing the sperm and eggs into incubators, they go into an invocell.erin jones / standup: "this device is placed in the body for five days where fertilizes and early embryo development begins."natsot: "what are you doing cowboy?"in the coulter's case.. after five days, bliss had the invocell removed.the embryos were frozen, and then one was transferred to ashleigh.she carried their baby to term.dr. kevin doody / care fertility: "this is a revolutionary type of i

clean meat is what used to be in vitro meat. and it is not on the market yet. but i would say in five years at most, obligate carnivore animals, i would be surprised. maybe that is 10 but i am optimistic. any other thoughts and reactions or concerns? yes? [inaudible question] >> there is a two-part question. what do we do about backyard chickens?especially those living at a subsistence level and then what do we do with the eggs that chickens naturally like a woman menstruate. i will take the second question first. chickens not naturally lay 200 to 300 eggs a year. chickens generally lay 12 eggs may be in one year time. we have changed the female anatomy of the chicken so that she is producing this huge amount. she is truly a reproductive exploitation. and we talk about that a little there. i also have something female sexual exploitation comes home. look at that because it then creates the myth that we are not doing anything to harm the chicken because this is natural.and i'm not saying you did that but the fact is that to get the chicken to produce a few more

wade, but well beyond that, measures that would ban in vitro fertilization. it would include vanishing stem cell research -- banishing stem cell research that has created promising cures for people that need it. it would ban access to abortion in all circumstances, including rape and incest. the fact remains in wisconsin that there was no repeal of the laws that existed before roe v. wade was decided. so immediately in the state of wisconsin we would have a situation where doctors could be arrested and where women would sadly probably begin to lose their lives again if the right to a safe and legal abortion were taken away. we need toly believe fight to protect himself choices. was what would you do if roe v. wade were overturned as a next step? you have 30 seconds to respond. what would you do? senator baldwin: certainly i would try to pass laws that would protect a woman's right to control her own body. but the immediate impact is actually a state-level impact, and i am in the united states senate. so at the federal level, i would certainly press to reinsta

they're going through the crisis of not being able to have a baby and trying to do in vitro fertilization college dropout. she's 25. she goes to stay with her stepaunt and uncle in the city. and then she nits into their fertility saga by donating eggs. >> stephen: oh. >> yeah. so very light subject matter. >> stephen: i was going to say very light subject matter. >> for paul giamatti -- >> stephen: i can't ask you the obvious question because it will give away the ending. >> yeah. >> stephen: i'm not going to ask-- does it have a happy ending? does it have a happy ending? >> in a muted world of happy. ( laughter ). >> stephen: "in a muted world of happy! you'll be provisionally pleased." >> in the sense that like what our world looks like. what does happy look like? you know what i mean? >> stephen: i've actually gotten to know giamatti a little bit. he's a lovely guy. >> he was my buddy every day at lunch. >> stephen: we traded science fiction books with each other. did you see his collection? >> we did a rehearsal at his house and i was struck by on every surface of furniture there were

wade, but beyond that, measures that would ban in vitro fertilization by which many couples who definitely want children need to conceive. it would banish stem cell research that has created promising treatments for people who need it. abortionsan access to in all circumstances including rape and infest. instead of wisconsin, there is law that havehe existed before roe v. wade was decided. immediately in the state of wisconsin, we would have a situation where doctors could be arrested. where women would begin to lose their lives again if their right to a safe and legal abortion were taken a way. i strongly believe that we need to fight for women's choices. >> the question was what would you do if roe v. wade were overturned? certainly, i would try to ass laws that would protect woman's right to control her own body. the immediate impact is actually a state impact. at a federal level, i would press to be reinstated by legislation. with that said, depending on what state they live in, would be in jeopardy of no longer being able to control her body's . after roeuld you do v. wade would be ov

they wanted to be part of the birth process so they underwent pioneer technology called effortless in vitro fertilization and doctors used sperm from the donor and then they place the eggs in -- they place it in the cervix for five days and the embryo formed and it was removed and placed into ashley's uterus. she carried the baby to term. >> they are getting the duck boats ready in boston for the world championship red sox parade taking place tomorrow morning. it will begin at fenway park and make its way downtown boston. it ends at city hall. the city expects 1 million revelers to come out and celebrate the fourth world series title since 2004. >> the red sox will pay $18 million to pablo sandoval while he plays for san francisco. >> so incredible. thank you for joining us today. we will divide up the halloween candy. have yourselves a great afternoon. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ now, here's wendy! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> wendy: all right! get into it! [laughs] [cheers and applause] thank you for watching t

they went up into space to see what would happen to human cells in zero o gravity. .n vitro f ftilizationon list goes on and on. amy: what was it about cells' cells, the hella line? she had cervical cancer. close these are her cancer cells. she had incredibly aggressive cancer that grew sort of like many cancers, a whiff a tiny tumor on her cervix to with the nephew months, tumors covevering every desk to within a few months, tumors covering every organ of her body. what is amazing about her cells as they were first, b but they grow this intensity that was really never seen in labs a kind of hasn't been seen since. amy: so what do johns hopkins do? how to they realize this? how didid they start -- how do they take the cells and what happened to them? >> they did not realize anything. she just happened to walk in the hopkins in the 1950's at a time when scientists all around the world or trying to grow human cells outside the body and needed never worked. at hopkins, there was one of the leading tissue culture researchers at the head of the field. he was taking samples from anyone who could

she has supported legislation that would ban in vitro fertilization, that would ban access to some forms of contraception, and would ban stem cell research. that is providing life-saving treatments and ultimately potentially cures. oppose anygly limitations like defunding planned parenthood, where so many women and men seek diagnostic care and primary health care. i believe that a woman should make her health care decisions. ms. vukmir: i'm 100% pro-life. i'm a nurse. i can't even imagine not being pro-life. you want to talk about extreme, senator baldwin? extreme is voting for a partial-birth abortion. it is the most disgusting thing that can happen. that the arms and legs of a baby are pulled out of their mother, the brain is sucked out. that is vile and you talk about a woman's right to choose. it is a woman's right to kill her baby. it is wrong. that is extreme, senator baldwin. i will never forget as a young nurse holding a 24 week old baby in my hands in a neonatal intensive care unit and i saw sot tiny heartbeating rapidly under that thin chest wall and that life was trying to han

. >>> we moved to the health check as we look at women at that undergo in vitro fertilization.omen receiving ivs no longer have multiple embryos implanted at once to reduce the risk of having twins triplets or even in extreme cases octuplets. a new study finds that when one embryo is placed, there is a risk for twins. the doctor with the fox medical team is live with us to explain. good morning. >> good morning. yeah. this study was done in japan. in japan in 2008 they started only transferring one single embryo into mothers and that happened later in the united states. a lot of times they were implanting more than one, hoping that one would take even if they lost one of the embryos. they decided not to do that any longer because they found that technology had advanced and they wanted to make sure that they did not have multiple pregnancies. we are putting mother and baby at risk because we are talking about preterm infants and the risk to the mother to have a cesarean section. they looked at the numbers and found that even though they were doing the single embryo transfers, th

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