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Unfertilized Eggs Generate Tissue

Science & Tech, Video -- U.S. scientists have created human stem cells using the the same technique that produced Dolly the cloned sheep in 1996.

Toddler is youngest ever to get lab-made windpipe

A 2-year-old girl born without a windpipe now has a new one grown from her own stem cells, the youngest patient in the world to benefit from the experimental treatment.

Boeing Says May Apply Tighter Test Criteria For New Technologies

A senior Boeing Co. executive on Tuesday said his company may apply tighter test criteria for new technologies to be used on new aircraft after problems with lithium ion batteries that have grounded the entire fleet of 787 Dreamliners.

FAA Approves Boeing Dreamliner Battery System Design

U.S. regulators approved a revamped battery system for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, a crucial step in returning the high-tech jet to service after it was grounded in January.

Google buying $39M fiber service in Utah for $1

Google is making its first plans to take over an existing fiber system in Provo, Utah. It will pay $1 for a municipal fiber-optic system that cost $39 million to build.

Parking in NYC- there's an app for that

New York City just unveiled a pilot program that allows drivers to pay for parking without using a meter. Ebru's Femi Redwood has the scoop on a "high tech meter beater.

New Suite Makes Facebook the Home Screen

Facebook is keeping busy after de-cluttering its news feed. Now, the social network is unveiling new phone software that makes Facebook the home screen.

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NJ Prepares for an Influx of Visitors

In just days memorial day weekend begins, the unofficial start of summer. One popular destination is the Jersey Shore, but in the wake of Superstorm Sandy more than six months ago, Ebru's Kyle Schmoyer says beachfront communities are still scrambling to be ready. full story

Anatolian Festival wraps up on a high note

Ebru's Kristen Kenny reports on the last day of the Anatolian Festival in Los Angeles. Over the past few days we've experienced exotic food,art, and Turkish music. full story

NYC Celebrates with Turkish Parade

It was a celebration of Turkish culture in Manhattan today as the Federation of Turkish American Associations held their annual Parade and Festival. Ebru's Tasmin Mahfuz was there for the fun. full story

Anatolian Festival Underway in Los Angeles

The Anatolian festival is underway at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Los Angeles. Ebru's Christine Kenny joins us live for more. full story

Aereo Expands

There's a new high tech way to watch television--on your tablet or smart phone. Ebru's Femi Redwood reports on the service that viewers love, but networks might not be crazy about. full story

Japan Economy on the Road to Recovery

Do these numbers show that the Japanese economy is finally back on track? Joining us to help answer that question is 'Hiroko Naka-mura...' an independent journalist in Tokyo. full story

Brazil Prepares for Olympics, World Cup

As Brazil gears up to host two of the world's biggest sporting events recent developments in the country have sparked concerns, that its cities and facilities may not be ready in time. For more on how Brazil is handling infrastructure and security issues ahead of the World Cup and Olympics, freelance journalist Ben Tavener joins us from Sao Paulo. full story