here, same as with gain of function research. could you do this with computers, could you do it with artificial intelligence, could you predict this without using this actual cell and manipulating it. that s the question they have to answer from an international science point of view and then the religious backlash. sandra: far from am abouting actual humans, but to your point, a lot that we could learn from them along the way, right dr. siegel, and that s part of science. what you stumble on. you know, and i agree with that. miscarriage is very mysterious to us. we have don t know why a woman miscarries a lot of time. sometimes it s a genetic abnormality, sometimes it isn t. this started in 2018 with mouse stem cells and now the human cell but it s not an actual embryo and does not have the characteristics of it. they are looking t see what they can do to predict miscarriage
are you going to get in and do it? are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? governor newsom said he will support president biden in 2024 and side stepping questions of a primary challenge. president biden will meet with union members in philadelphia on saturday. and there s still some internal squabbling, democrats from iowa and new hampshire are upset over the effort to move south carolina up in the nomination contest and a report, sandra, it s possible the president may not even be on some of the ballots in the early states. we have to wait and see. sandra: thank you, mark. john: guy benson, fox news contributor and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio and richard fowler, fox news contributor and writing for forbes. i lived in miami when francis s father xavier was mayor, and you went to school with my older son.
that her two people with her one, at least one of them had a double mastectomy and showing off the scars. i agree with guy. where i take some issue with it is that when we talk about what s happening in many of these states, right, it s not about banning pornographic material, it s caught up in that is actual american literature. talking about james baldwin, we can agree at this table he s one of the greatest authors in american history and some states his books are banned. john: james patterson got banned, too, and he s one of the greatest authors in american history. sandra: scientists creating synthetic embryos, possible benefits and potential problems that could come from it. plus this. john: we are going to need a bigger boat. killer whales attacking a
don t know if anyone got clean. we are trying to do our best to contain things and educate folks what is acceptable and not acceptable behavior. slow going. case in point, the middle of this enforcement, went to a notorious section of downtown and saw five people doing drugs right out in the open and john, we have seen what this has done, it has led to a lot of people openly user drugs and they spent $191 million on this program so far in the last two and a half years and what they have gotten for it. john: turning this problem around will take god knows what. dan, thank you. sandra. sandra: new at 2:00, a government watchdog is filing a lawsuit against the faa for pete buttigieg s travel habits. how much is he spending on private jets?
and genetic abnormality earlier on, than the amnio at 16 weeks. anything we should do to advance science we should do but take the feelings of people that have religious concerns. sandra: it has caught a lot of people s attention and making headlines. thank you, john. john: portland s drug crisis, sandra, spiralling out of control. and now police are enforcing a new plan to try to tackle it. but they are not arresting those in possession of hard drugs like cocaine and heroin. so, what are they doing instead? sandra: plus, players begin the first round of the u.s. open today, but is it being overshadowed by the controversial merger between the pga tour and the saudi-backed