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dr. generjen ashton is here to with us. and victoria murphy son the phone traveling with william.e news that we have been waiting for and hoping for for some weeks now. i'm in oxford this morning, where william and kate were both due to be to open a new oxford university building. however, kate had to pull out of the event's the last minute. william will be here on his own. she's pulled out because she's suffering from severe morning sickness. the same as she had when she was pregnant can george. she's very ill and very sad she's not able to be here today. >> she's not even 12 week pregnant yet. how far along do we believe she is? when do you think they would have announced this had she been age to go to oxford this morning? >> she's less than 12 weeks pregnant. we understand she's about the same stage she was hen her egg from preg nancy with george was announ announced. around six to eight weeks. they're very cautiously excited. it's not something they wanted to do. i mean, they had to announce it because she was due to attend today and she couldn't be here. and they knew there w

from connecticut, senator chris murphy, who has been a real leader in this area, and i know he joins me in thanking the jackson family for being here today. let me ask dr. campbell, based on your research do women take the decision lightly to seek a temporary restraining order? >> absolutely not. and neither do judges in granting them. i talk with many judges, and women very carefully consider their options, and many women go for temporary protective orders and do not get them. judges are very careful in listening to what evidence is available around the temporary restraining orders. so they are neither sought, nor granted lightly. >> and i believe judge mccaffrey i testified that temporary restraining orders often are not made permanent because women are afraid to appear for the hearing, is that -- >> absolutely. that's what we find. and oftentimes they're afraid because they've been threatened with a weapon or threatened with a gun. that's the most scary thing for women in terms of, you know, reinforcing that fear and making it that they are less able to actually seek that long-term protective order. we also find that women are afraid that the hearin