but the baby boom itself, you know, consider that the baby boom emerged at a time in the united states when immigration was really at a low. there had been a backlash to immigration from europe in the early part of the 20th century. there were laws on the books even as the boom preventing immigration or tamping down on immigration broadly. and so at the time when the baby boom started, immigration, the average immigrant, someone's grandpa, right? this was someone who had immigrated from europe, you know, 20, 30 years prior. it was a whole different scenario. and then after the boom, immigration was relaxed again. immigration laws were relaxed. so you start to get a lot more people from asia or people from mexico and central america. and that really changed what america like, you know, in a way that has become a really fundamental part of how we talk about american politics, which i'm sure we're going get to. but, you know, it means that the baby boom really is much more white then younger generations, that the younger generations literally look different than did the baby boomers. at t

he'd gone to check on the baby's condition.the countess of chester hospital, where the sickest babies were looked after. it is where a tiny girl known as baby k was taken when she was born in february 2016 foster when she was less than tooth hours old she was less than tooth hours old she was less than tooth hours old she was left in the sole care of lucy letby. by then, doctors had become concerned by the number of babies falling ill or dying and dead nurse because my presence on each occasion. the consultant that night told the jury that he felt extremely uncomfortable at the thought of nurse letby being left alone and went into look at the baby. he said... but the doctor said he went into find that the baby's oxygen levels were dropping, that the monitor alarms hadn't sounded and lucy letby were standing next to the incubator doing nothing. he said he noticed that the baby�* breathing tube had become dislodged and she had to be resuscitated. lucy letby�*s defence team argued the tube might have slipped on its own because of

i just helped bring the baby. for genetic analysis, but he did not confirm the paternity of bilan and his accomplice was found guilty under the article of human trafficking and sentenced to 3 years probation for not knowing that she was giving up the child. she breaks the law sophia kopen, she could not be a law student and worked as a secretary in court. now he attends meetings in a different status. in general tell me, well, you were not afraid to give the child all his life to people that something could not happen to him. you didn’t know these people, you learned about the mother of the cuckoo and in the native village of the student bazarny motaki, where her parents now live, it turned out even them. didn't say anything, didn't say anything. why didn't she say something? here's the thing, the question is, was it scared or what? or what, she gave birth to the fifth before the 26th exam and that's it. the test was published, how she is with this parents are perplexed how sofia even took such a step, because she

for a baby born in with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for a baby born in less than three months. the baby's parents, constance marten and mark gordon, were arrested last night after a police hunt that began in january. they had been in this convenience store and were spotted by a member of the public who called 999. they were arrested on the road leading to the allotments and a golf course and the south downs beyond. we feel that the risk is getting so great that we now have to consider the possibility that the baby has come to harm and that is the subject of part of the investigation by the officers involved. constance marten comes from a hugely wealthy family, growing up in this country house in dorset. herfatherwas growing up in this country house in dorset. herfather was a page growing up in this country house in dorset. her father was a page to the late queen, but she dropped out of drama school in 2016 when she met mark gordon. he drama school in 2016 when she met mark gordon-— mark gordon. he was convicted of ra -e in mark gordon. he was convicted of rape in the _ mark go

the baby was not with them and we have not found the baby yet.helicopter, thermal imaging cameras and drones are being used to assist officers on the ground. we currently have over 200 officers from multiple units across the metropolitan police in sussex police involved in the search. throughout this investigation, our key priority has been finding the baby. and we remain committed to that. there is a significant amount of police search activity in open spaces to the north of brighton near to where the couple were arrested last night. before the arrest, the last night. before the arrest, the last known sighting of the couple was in new haven on wednesday the 8th of january. and therefore appealing to members of the public between brighton and new haven to report they may have seen people sleeping and i would also ask people living in these areas to report any suspicious behaviour. equally, if you are out walking in these areas and you discover something you think is pertinent to the investigation, please don't hesitate to contact us, no matter ho

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, it's a baby and.so carrying the baby, it's a baby and.ot a criticism at all. i think it's just the way things are often processed. and he just, you know , couldn't face seeing her actually , which is fine because, actually, which is fine because, you know , everybody has to cope you know, everybody has to cope with it in their own way. so when she delivered, he he went out and went for a walk and rang family and that sort of thing. and the midwife, there was a new midwife that just come on. and she was amazing. her name was kat and she she handed me my baby and i spoke to her for a little bit and i gave her a kiss and still didn't know she was go actually and, and then i said goodbye and i'll never forget the who she she just said , is it the who she she just said, is it okayifi the who she she just said, is it okay if i take your baby outside to look at the stalls and that which made her feel like a real person actually. so and so when we talk about the nhs stuff , we talk about the nhs stuff, thatis we talk about the nhs stuff, that is

now that weren't lifted until the baby boom egg, baby boom, is a much wider generation than generations that follow, particularly the millennials and gently. and so we see that the actual composition, the nature of america itself, is different between older and younger, and a lot of other things to where people are better educated. their last long political parties are less religious. there are these other devices as well, but the composition of the united states itself is different now than it was when the baby boom became and very tangible ways. you describe the exit of the boomers in your book and we wanna, we want to pull that up. you right. we've seen generational tensions before, but we're now living through something exceptional, a decline, not of the spartan civilization, but of the roman one. we are living through a historic disruption of the american empire. i mean, that's quite a statement decline of the roman empire and the to me that implies gigantic disruption in the u. s. into the u. s. and also to the entire world. yeah, yeah, i mean, that is true. i mean, i mentioned mo

, it's a baby and.so carrying the baby, it's a baby and.ot a criticism at all. i think it's just the way things are often processed. and he just, you know , couldn't face seeing her actually , which is fine because, actually, which is fine because, you know , everybody has to cope you know, everybody has to cope with it in their own way. so when she delivered, he he went out and went for a walk and rang family and that sort of thing. and the midwife, there was a new midwife that just come on. and she was amazing. her name was kat and she she handed me my baby and i spoke to her for a little bit and i gave her a kiss and still didn't know she was go actually and, and then i said goodbye and i'll never forget the who she she just said , is it the who she she just said, is it okayifi the who she she just said, is it okay if i take your baby outside to look at the stalls and that which made her feel like a real person actually. so and so when we talk about the nhs stuff , we talk about the nhs stuff, thatis we talk about the nhs stuff, that is

they're baby.called. and there's upma. that's what call there's little what i call them. there's little salt, the diaper. and when the salt, the diaper. and when the salt you know, response , salt gets, you know, response, the damp, the parent knows the damp, then the parent knows that the diaper needs to be changed. what this needed is changed. what this is needed is . it's needed because so much bad happens out there. that's the whole point of it. so just change baby's diapers more often, like wash hands more often, like wash your hands more often, like wash your hands more often and you won't get so badly. you know a pandemic is less likely. i think electronic nappies to be slightly nappies seems to be slightly overkill. i mean, somebody's going to plug this into the means and blow up the baby or maybe make it larger. that's what cartoons. saw what happens in cartoons. saw a documentary see documentary about that. see yeah. if electrocute a baby yeah. if you electrocute a baby sometimes bigger,

they're baby.hat they're called. and there's upma. that's what call there's little what i call them. there's little salt, the diaper. and when the salt, the diaper. and when the salt you know, response , salt gets, you know, response, the damp, the parent knows the damp, then the parent knows that the diaper needs to be changed. what this needed is changed. what this is needed is . it's needed because so much bad happens out there. that's the whole point of it. so just change baby's diapers more often, like wash hands more often, like wash your hands more often, like wash your hands more often and you won't get so badly. you know a pandemic is less likely. i think electronic nappies to be slightly nappies seems to be slightly overkill. i mean, somebody's going to plug this into the means and blow up the baby or maybe make it larger. that's what cartoons. saw what happens in cartoons. saw a documentary see documentary about that. see yeah. if electrocute a baby yeah. if you electrocute a baby someti

the baby's heavily colonized. so it's a microbial baptism. then there's the skin to skin contact. that's the secondary exposure. then the mouth of the mother kissing. it's another exposure. the environment of that baby is heavily maternal and mom is the main source of bacteria that first set of bacteria starts the process of immune education. the immune system will recognize the good bacteria, don't attack. - [julia] but modern medicine is channg the immunity education that comes from this microbial baptism. the rate of cesarean births is increasing. since 1990, c-sections have more than tripled, going from around six percent to 21 percent of all births globally. (baby cries) - c-sections successfully take the baby out, but without passing through the birth canal. this means that c-section babies are born from a sterile uterus into the air of an operating room. - [julia] and gloria has discovered that this may increase the risk of many diseases. - c-section has been associated in humans with increased risk of the

i just need to have a baby. >> d.l.: why do you need to have a baby?ause i've look like a mother of the reasons i was 15. two -- hey, man, listen, i started high school, i should be. stupid boys respecting me. two, because kids are the ultimate loophole for stealing shit. just pretend the baby did at. you will get it for free. oh, no, did my sweet baby boy crawled across my keyboard and order another chanel bag?" you little scamp! he's wild! >> d.l.: what if the baby snitches on you? >> first of all, my baby going to know better. do i look like i will have a snitching ass baby, are you crazy? two, they are going to believe him, he is a baby. it is his word against mine and he only knows three of them. "mama's not home." okay? he doesn't know shit. "mommy didn't do it." plus, babies don't have object permanence, okay? how's he gonna snitch on me after i stop existing? >> d.l.: [laughs] [laughter] where's mommy? mommy is not home! who got mommy a chanel bag! >> d.l.: that would work for a little while but obviously, the baby is going to be an adult, then

so, they got a dog as a training baby. [ light laughter ] and they call it a fur baby.ody's ever walked a chihuahua it's scary walking a chihuahua is like walking a carton of eggs [ laughter ] any single thing can go wrong. i've gotta be on the lookout for other dogs, people, blowing leaves, everything [ laughter ] i don't think people pushing strollers are worried that a a hawk is gonna come out of the sky and take their baby. but i have vivid thoughts about chopping a bird out of the air like, "not today, hawk!" [ laughter and applause "i -- i just bought her that sweater. [ laughter ] which i never thought i'd ever be doing i never thought i'd be buying a coat for a tiny little dog i never thought i'd be in a store like, "she'd never wear green. just pushing sweaters out of the way. [ laughter ] but you have to get clothes for a chihuahua. because if you take a chihuahua out in the cold without a coat, they freeze. they stop living right there [ laughter ] and then you're a maniac just dragging a frozen dog down the street [ laughter ] people are like, "what happened

i was on with the baby. but the oldest thing about sap, she is isn't the baby see survive? i wasn't untouched because she removed the director general. but we were still went into the ninety's thriving really well until john birds came along for thatcher. john bert seemed to become director general was everything allister, milton was not john bert's point was very important because he represented someone who shared the view, the more market forces ought to be brought into the bbc. full disclosure. how much of the 19 ninety's, the government official in charge of the department handling broadcasting policy was my father, hayden phillips, he and john bert had their work cut out. we worked closely together in the run up to the re b. c, charter renewal. and he is, it were managed to enable the government to agree to a charter settlement, which was after years of tension was a sort of peace treaty. he was very important person in terms of the acceptability of the bbc within government. dornbush is by all accounts willing, has topside to help if ally and friends when a man weapon

is it changing as the baby boomers exit the stage? yeah, absolutely. one of the things about that is that it began at a real low and american immigration, or a new restrictions on immigration placed in the united states that weren't lifted until the baby boom. baby boom is a much wider generation than generations that following particularly the millennials, etc. and so we see that the actual composition, the nature of america itself, is different between older and younger, and a lot of other things to where people are better educated. their last long political parties are less religious. there are these other devices as well, but the composition of the united states itself is different now than it was when the baby boom became and very tangible way. you describe the exit of the boomers in your book here. we wanna, we want to pull that up. you right. we've seen generational tensions before, but we're now living through something exceptional, a decline, not of the spartan civilization, but of the roman one we are living through. they historic disruption

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after being rescued from the rubble, some babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature babies on the other hand, will have to remain in intensive care. they are being attended by foster mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so honestly, because we will definitely keep close on i babies. these patients growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in outpatient as these innocent babies fight for the lives in the i see you authorities continue to search for the missing family emphasis. older al, to 0 on correct. all. meanwhile, a delivery to parts of the disaster zone and ticket has been challenging because of damage, roads and highways. of corresponding, ben and smith joined the crew of a fishing boat who have been shuffling a to one of the western areas around the town of sullen down on the mediterranean coast near the border that with syria. the loading onto this fishing boat is food, medical supplies, nappies, cooking oil, blankets, heaters, and worry and apprehension murmured erin is heading back to summon down his hometown, flat

throughout that baby . then throughout that baby. then later, child's life.ndation is just the most important part . and so for me, important part. and so for me, it's just that we've never focussed on this before . and i focussed on this before. and i know a lot of people say, well, we had short starts, but actually sure didn't focus on the service babies and support that parents carers want and needin that parents carers want and need in that critical early penod. need in that critical early period . and that's what family period. and that's what family hubs are going to deliver. and andrea , i was really struck when andrea, i was really struck when i was reading the article that you wrote with the prime minister yesterday, the digitisation of read books and. i remember those read books very well. i had my children . and the well. i had my children. and the fact is, if they're not digitised , then they can't be digitised, then they can't be shared across different health professionals . and you might professionals. and you might think that's a very simple t

these babies are born. these babies aren't -- we can have a discussion about a baby in a wound.s no place here. the babies we help are already alive, breathing and out of the woman and they're going to go in a trash can a dumpster or in one of our boxes. >> later this week, tennessee will get their first safe haven baby box making at this time tenth state to have one. monica says they're going to keep fighting to get them in every state in the country. >> >> martha: we'll talk about that in a second. missouri's attorney general investigating disturbing allegations that a transgender center in st. louis has been harming hundreds of children for years. the allegations come from a former case manager that worked at the clinic. she came forward and saying many of them people didn't understand how changing gender would have an impact on their minds and bodies. lisa boothe joins us in just a moment. but first to mike tobin with the back story. >> as you said, martha, the missouri attorney general is launches this investigation into the transgender center at st. louis children's hospit

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baby, baby, going all the way, "fox and friends," i love y'all, baby. >> lawrence: love you back.kathy, end with y'all, need one more pep rally to get the fans on fire. what can you tell me about the big game? >> eagle shirley is there for her team, the fans, all around the country, not just here, philadelphia. be loud and proud of our team. take thissin with, we're going to win, 38-17, eagles all day long. let's go, everybody. >> lawrence: i'll send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: excellent. thank you, lawrence, fantastic, love that crowd. still ahead, a politician we can all get behind, a six year old goes viral for his message to the federal government demanding a three-day weekend. that kid joins us live coming up. first let's check in with bill h hemmer. >> how you feeling about that, the eagles are jacked up. >> steve: i'm jacked up, too, i'm a grandpa, peter and hillary had a baby. pictures are in "people" magazine. >> keep it going, thank you, steve. at this hour, members of the house are getting briefing on china spy flight. what will they learn and what will w

this is about that baby. from our— isn't it? this is about that baby.recast we've had since the 5th ofjanuary, so obviously my concern, — 5th ofjanuary, so obviously my concern, as— 5th ofjanuary, so obviously my concern, as always, has been the exposure — concern, as always, has been the exposure from the elements to the baby so, _ exposure from the elements to the baby so, yes, as time goes on, the risk certainly — baby so, yes, as time goes on, the risk certainly does increase. once a . ain that risk certainly does increase. once again that message _ risk certainly does increase. once again that message to _ risk certainly does increase. once again that message to the - risk certainly does increase. outs: again that message to the public around the brighton area to check outbuildings, if they see any tents, check those as well this morning? yes, please contact sussex police and the _ yes, please contact sussex police and the metropolitan police working together to bring about hopefully the safe — together to bring about hopefully the safe recovery of

oh, this baby is 35 days old. when mondays catastrophic earthquake, it took years eastern province of co, him on march. she was already in intensive care. and this one as well. his heart beat slow down when he's asleep. 16 infants were transferred from the epicenter in carmen marsh to the capitol on ker. 2 days ago. they were all intensive care, but their hospitals were evacuated either for safety reasons or to treat survivors . all of them have ideas, but the authorities haven't been able to reach their families. hustling, hipson and gentle drama e hussle, adams, babies really good shape. we have all 2 sounds for checkup purposes. one of the babies was born at 28 weeks and the other 33. following the completion of their eye examinations, we will plan the discharge. and this time the survivor was rescued from the ruins. the woman who discovered her scribbled baby oh, the rubble on her forehead and left a note on her chest telling where she was found. 16 babies separated from their families, were evacuated from the

after being rescued from the rebel, some babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature babies on the other hand, will have to remain in intensive care. they are being attended by foster mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so now that we will definitely keep a close eye on i babies. these patients growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in application of any didn't as these innocent babies fight for. they lived in the i, c. u. authorities continue to search for the missing family and send him call soon as joining his life on the capital anchor. now answered m, i believe turkey's disaster management agency has been holding a press conference out. what are they saying? a heck of a disaster management agencies. now giving you a speaking, oh no, i was on has with fakes. and that a lot of he's getting a muslim nation, so that's why i would like to keep my life. so i'm not to interrupt the speech and i will tell her tale, even by the spokesperson for we understand and cause her to live. so as an anchor, we will go back to her after

after being rescued from the rubble, some babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature babies on the other hand, will have to remain in intensive care. they are being attended by foster mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so honestly, because we will definitely keep a close eye on i babies. these patients growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in application as these innocent babies fight for the lives in the i. c. u. authorities continue to search for the missing family and cinemas joining us live from anchor now and said, i'm coming under increasing criticism president and the one has now said that the response could have been quicker and will also hearing of legal action being taken against builders. will yes ah lawyers, some individual lawyers are the bar association. they have filed a criminal complaint against the contractors inspection companies. and if possible to relate the people who can be held responsible about the collapses of those buildings and add it yesterday in osmani, a district, a osmani, a province. i o

that would take her baby.home. and the abortion advocates are adding fuel to her doubts by saying no one's going to take care of your baby once the baby is born, you're better off just terminating that baby and not worrying about it, moving on. but friends, we can't let that happen. and we won't let that happen. we need to pray for every woman who is in that situation. we need to support these ladies and pray that they will feel god's love for them and their child. we also need to pray for each other, that we can have the boldness to speak out and speak truth and speak love to these girls. so, as we move forward in the post roe era, we're going to have more vibrant, healthy babies being born dog. but we need to pray that will have enough adoptive families to care for these precious lives. so, thank you so much, god bless everyone as we stand united in faith to carry on this powerful message, a man! >> we love you, coach! that's what one of the young people said, and it's true. thank you so much, coach dungy an

crying, and how, when a baby cries, people go to that baby, and they either hug that baby, to change the baby, they feed the baby, they give the baby love, and she was saying we have a lot of folks today that are hurting, adults that are hurting, and we want to institutionalize and criminalize, and instead of going to them, and letting them know that they are loved, giving them a hug, paying attention to them, and i think, for me, we are becoming a more individualistic society, and we need to reclaim our communal roots. we are all in this together. we still don't know our neighbors. we have locks on it, and gated communities. so, why are we fearing folks, instead of understanding that we are living together? so, but encourage folks to get to know your neighbors on the right and the left and across the street. >> talking to strangers. >> talking to strangers. be a community, bna community. we seem to come together in times of natural disasters, fire, earthquakes. but why do we have to wait for a natural disaster, instead of just making that a part of our everyday living? getting to kn

put it all wild ideas for newborn babies, newborn baby. is the most anxious month. so don't waste your time worrying about anything. in this case, better than negligent calm. believe me. remove the problems, of course, and go easy. then. live on. really. here is what we wanted to tell you about this amazing story, and once again at the blokhin scientific center on kashirskoye highway. at university the largest pediatric oncology department in europe has been opened for the treatment of neonatal tumors. children from all over the country and oncologists should also know about this in moscow. they are waiting for you and they will definitely help the children for a while when we are torn, and then we will continue to win a few black victories. dozens of teeth and brushed, uh, charcoal-activated pastes. is it worth trusting advertising and using charcoal tooth whitening paste for the 905th anniversary of vyacheslav tikhonov , do you understand women scream during childbirth? i thought they sing songs, you know, baby, they scream in their nati

after being rescued from the ruble, some babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature babies on the other hand, will have to remain in intensive care. they are being attended by foster mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so honestly with them we will definitely keep a close eye on eye babies. these patients, growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in patient if anything as these innocent babies fight for the lives in the i see authorities continue to search for their missing family finance care solar al jazeera ankara. a damn in northern syria has been damaged to prompting concerns about the safety of a critical facilities in both syria and turkey. and there's some is a down reports, one village has learned 1st hand how concerned can quickly become catastrophe. walter, the source of life is now a threat to it in a tool in rebel held northwestern. syria. monday's earthquake damaged the african dam, creating a crack that sent its waters gushing and flooding a nearby village. when you've endured war and an earthquake wading th

once the baby is born.ter off terminating the baby and not worrying about it and moving on. but, friends, we can't let that happen, and we will not let that happen. we need to pray for every woman in that situation. we need to support these ladies and pray they will feel god's love for them and their child. we also need to pray for each other, that we can have the boldness to speak out and speak truth and speak love to these girls. so as we move forward in the post-roe era, we are going to have more vibrant, healthy babies being born but we have to pray we will have enough adoptive families to care for these precious lives. so thank you so much and god bless everyone as we stand united in faith to carry on this powerful message. amen. [cheers and applause] >> we love you coach. >> we love you coach. that's what one of the young people just said, and it is true. thank you so much, coach and lauren dundee. what a beautiful testimony. at the march for life, as you can see, we try to uphold amazing role models

after being rescued from the rubble, some babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature babies on the other hand, will have to remain in a sense of care. they are being attended by foster mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so this will be with them. we will definitely keep a close eye on eye babies. these patients growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in outpatient as these innocent babies fight for the lives in the i. c. u. authorities continue to search for the missing family cas older l to 0 on correct? well, across the border and rebel held northern syria, some humanitarian aid has now made its way to those who need it. stephanie tucker has this update from the turkish syrian border. 8 is finally trickling into serial . on day 6, we've seen a un convoy go and this is part of the usual un agreement that they've had before. some of the international teams that have flowed in here to help with the earthquake are in and are starting to help out on the ground setting up tense medical facilities. but of course, if you're tal

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you may remember, baby brandon was found by police 20 hours after he was taken. ramirez faces up to 14 years in prison for her role in the crimes, but today her attorney urged the court to consider sentencing her to virtually no prison time at all. in a 200-page filing, the lawyer outlines a history of abuse that he says makes his client more of a victim than a predator. >> california legislature has recognized that people commit crimes oftentimes because they themselves have been victims of crimes. it's a really vicious cycle that is the reality of our criminal justice system, that the prey often become predators. >> nbc's robert handa pored through 200 pages of the documents today. what stands out to you? what else does it reveal, robert? >> well, you know, he kind of summed it up best in terms of trying to make the argument for leniency. and of course you have to make a pretty strong case when you have these kind of charges and convictions. but they painted a very almost horrific picture of her growing up in poverty in el salvador, being sexually abused even a

after being rescued from the rebel, some babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature baby is on the other hand, will have to remain in intensive care. they are being attended by 4. so mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so honestly, we withdrew them because we will definitely keep a close eye on our babies. these patients growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in outpatient clinic lucidity. as these innocent babies fight for the lives in the i, c. u. authorities continue to search for their missing family. financial solar elders era anchor. who meanwhile, a dan in northern syria has been damaged, prompting concerns about the safety of critical facilities and both see syria and to kia and alzheimers. they down reports. one village has now learned 1st hand how concerned can quickly become catastrophe. water, the source of life is now a threat to it, and toulon, rebel held northwest and syria. monday's earthquake damaged the african dam crating a crack, but sent its waters gushing and flooding a nearby village. when you've

but there was no sign of the baby.ht, as it was last night, in terms of the cold and the coldness and the impact that would have on a baby, clearly the risk is getting higher and we have to be open to the fact that this may not end in the way we would like, but we need to remain hopeful. constance martin comes from a hugely wealthy family growing up in this country house in dorset. her father was so close to the royal family that in the 19705 he held the ceremonial role of third page of honour to the late queen. injanuary, he made this appeal to his daughter, darling constance. even though we remain estranged at the moment. i stand by, as i have always done and as the family has always done, to do whatever is necessary for your safe return to us. constance martin became estranged from herfamily in 2016 when she met mark gordon. he was convicted of rape in the united states, aged just 1a, and served 20 years in prison. police believe the baby was born in the back of a car in earlyjanuary. the couple came onto the police

baby .d those individuals, suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter which, as mount warrant was saying, was a significant development to say the least. with me now is charlie hedges, a former detective thames detective with thames valley police persons police and a missing persons expert . look, charlie, thank you expert. look, charlie, thank you very for joining expert. look, charlie, thank you very forjoining me. very much forjoining me. a very, very distressing case as just in terms of the way that the police are going about this, supposedly some 200 officers, drones , etc. i know you hate to drones, etc. i know you hate to say it, of course, but it's . say it, of course, but it's. well, i mean , are clearly, well, i mean, are clearly, clearly some specific vulnerabilities when it comes to a two month old, if indeed they have been out there for this length of time. absolutely. yes i mean, they must be really concerned the welfare of the child. considering weather conditions and the typ