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Cloning / Humans #748430

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Feb 12, 2004
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(Los Angeles: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(New York: Robert Bazell) The debate over human cloning, renewed after researchers in South Korea announced the successful cloning of human embryos for stem cell research to treat diseases, examined; animation shown of the cloning process. [Johns Hopkins University Dr. Ruth FADEN†- comments on the controversy.] [National Right to Life Committee Douglas JOHNSON†- says we see this as a leap toward human embryo farms.] [Parkinson’s disease patient Joan SAMUELSON‡- says these developments are the steps toward rescuing me & other people.]

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Bazell, Robert
Duration:
00:01:50

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