mark gordon is also asked again and again where the baby is.of answering, he asks for food. where's the child? where's my food, please? in a minute. where's the child? where's your child? in a minute. where's the child? the jury heard that it was a call from a member of the public that had eventually led to the arrest of mark gordon and constance marten. dale cooley had seen them at his local shops in brighton, had recognised them from the news and called 999. when police looked through cctv, they found pictures of constance marten earlier that night in the local post office, picking up a tin of food and putting it in herjacket. the tin fell to the floor and she replaced it. the prosecution says she had furniture stuffing inside her coat to keep her warm. they say the couple had been sleeping out on the south downs in freezing temperatures for seven weeks. when officers found baby victoria in a shopping bag in a shed on an allotment, she was dead. constance marten and mark gordon both deny gross negligence manslaughter. daniel sandford, bbc new

and then the police officers realised that while they have got constance marten and mark gordon, theyhear the police officers discussing on the video, we're missing the baby, aren't we? constance marten, who first told police that her name was arabella, starts being asked about the baby, where is your child, say the police officers, you are under arrest for child neglect, where is your child? but she does not answer the police officers, just does not give any reply. the police officers then discuss how they are going to search for the missing baby and well they tell constance marten that she is under arrest, she says, you can't arrest me for hiding a pregnancy. both constance marten and or deny all the charges. daniel sandford, thank you. at least three people have been killed by falling trees after a powerful storm brought flooding and mudslides to suburbs of los angeles. more than a million people were left without power, and the governor of california has declared a state of emergency in some areas. aruna iyengar has this report. los angeles, america's second largest city, saw a re

. >> republican mark gordon has been wyoming's governor since 2019 after serving as the state treasurer into six years prior. earlier this month he spoke to a joint session of legislature in cheyenne to talk about the state economy and to share his vision for education reform and energy production. this is 45 minutes. [applause] thank you. good to see you. [applause] good morning. it's truly an honor to be here. thank you. speaker, members of the 67th legislature, jenny. jenny and i thank you for the invitation to be here. but before i begin, i'd like to take a moment to remember two remarkable people, senator heins who served in this chamber and bobby barrasso, beloved wife of the senior senator john barrasso. please, let's take a moment. both of those individuals lived each day for wyoming, and i thank you for honoring them. secretary, treasurer, superintendent, chief justice i think you're going to win this one again. but i do look forward to your remarks. hopefully they are better than mine. justice i'd like to ask the justice to stand for the momento that we may recognize him -- is

reaction from mark gordon, it is also confusing.ed to keep rfk junior off the ballot. they are suing you guys, because you are trying to get on some ballots. where's the fairness in all of this? >> the system isn't fair. it is rigged and the dnc knows they have a week candidate. there only hope is to keep rfk junior off the ballot to prevent the american people from having a choice, looking at the options of trump, biden or rfk junior. only one of them is a strong saying candidate and the american people will see that so the dnc needs to stop them and they are prepared to break the rules and play dirty because that is what they do. david: let me do what we can. we got to get your ducks in order. you got to identify folks who collect the signature, that sort of stuff. second point they are making, your pack has been colluding with rfk junior, how do you deny that's true? >> both. it is absolutely untrue and the fact that the dnc which is basically a collection of super pacs itself would have the temerity, biden is not personally work

up next wisconsin governor tony evers followed by mark gordon. >> tuesday on c-span a senate homeland security subcommittee hold hearing on russia-ukraine war and concern of american-made semiconductors found in used by russia's military. at 2:15 state department and pentagon officials testify about security challenges in the red sea after yemen's iran houthi rebel attacks on ships in the region and on c-span2 the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider u.s. district court nominations for southern florida. in the afternoon senators will also vote on whether to advance a nomination of hampton to be u.s. special counsel for a term of five years. you can also watch live coverage on free c-span app or online at c-span.org. >> msnbc host political analyst talks about her new book. also detroit free press correspondent issues presidential primary. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or free mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like, this it looks like this where americ

. >> republican mark gordon has been wyoming's governor since 2019 2019 after serving as state treasurer in six years prior. earlier this month he spoke to a joint session of legislature in cheyenne to talk about the state economy and shared his v

. >> fox weather correspondent marks gordon live in los angeles at the scene of one of those mud slides neighborhood call beverly glen here in los angeles. and can you see this mudslide took out this home right here this after nearly a foot of rain fell in some parts of los angeles. just a tremendous amount of rain. this is the second atmospheric river event to happen here in southern california in just a couple of days. and the soil is absolutely sad temperature rated with water. 307 landslides have been recorded here in l.a. alone. a local emergency has been declared here is l.a. mayor karen bass. >> we anticipate the rains for a couple of more days. know we are not standing alone in our city. i have been in regular communication with our governor, vice president harris has reached out to us to let us know on the federal level and on the state level they are there. they are with us. they are standing by. >> this has been a statewide emergency. 8 counties throughout california have declared states of emergency, central and southern california. in northern california, around 200,000 peo

the court also heard her partner, mark gordon, ask what's the big deal?od instead, as he was arrested, the couple charged with child cruelty and causing or allowing the death of a child, deny the manslaughter of baby victoria by by gross negligence and lastly , by gross negligence and lastly, the social media company meta is to start labelling images that have been created using artificial intelligence. it means that any images posted to facebook , instagram or even facebook, instagram or even threads that were created using ai will automatically be flagged . the company says it's currently building the new tool and will be rolling it out in the next few months. meta says that it will reduce the ability of fraudsters to distribute deceitful content. if you'd like some gb news alerts coming straight to your phone or laptop, do scan the qr code on the screen right now or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . gb news.com slash alerts. >> gbnews.com slash alerts. >> abdul ezedi is still missing just hours ago, the met police decided to release more cctv footage of

the court also heard that her partner, mark gordon asked what's the big deal? he was asked about the baby and asked for food instead, as he was arrested, the couple charged with child cruelty and causing or allowing the death of a child , deny the manslaughter of baby victoria by gross negligence . victoria by gross negligence. and lastly, the social media company meta is to start labelling images that have been created using artificial intelligence. it means that any images posted to facebook, instagram or threads that were created using ai will automatically be flagged. the company says it's currently building the new tool, and it will be rolled out in the coming months. meta says it will reduce the ability of fraudsters to distribute deceitful content for the very latest stories, do sign up to the gb news alert by scanning the qr code on your screen right now, or going to gb news .com/ alerts . news .com/ alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans and tonight i am joined by chris whitten and scott capurro, both . whitten and scott capurro, b

followed by colorado governor jared, and later wyoming governor mark gordon discussing infrastructure investment work force development and energy production. "state of the state" addresses, all this week on c-span2. >> this is john the founder and ceo of the platform hedgehog joining for a discussion taking a look at social media and the role ofal civility thanks for giving us your time. >> thanks for having me. >> before we talk about the specific platform if you have a philosophy when it comes to how discourse goes over social media what would that be? >> sure. i think social media should be a place for people to engage, and actually grow and learn. and i think it is really important and it is something that hasn't really happened online todayay as much as a shod be. social media has increasingly if you will -- you know, distance itself from productivity and we need to take it back to that so that's really what hedgehog is about getting online together and having important conversations. >> when you talk about that distance or and changes specifically when it comes to discourse wha

gordon corera has more. tonight, vigils have been marking the death of alexei navalny, like this one in tbilisi, in georgia.in georgia. others have taken place in london and berlin. the latest and most high profile of vladimir putin's critics to meet an untimely end. a moment which has also been met with outrage from western leaders. make no mistake, make no mistake, putin is responsible for navalny�*s death. putin is responsible. what has happened to navalny is yet more proof of putin's brutality. reporter: are you looking at increasing sanctions on russia right now? we're looking at a whole number of options, that's all i'll say right now. we should be clear about what has happened here. putin's russia imprisoned him, trumped up charges against him, poisoned him, sent him to an arctic penal colony, and now he's tragically died, and we should hold putin accountable for this, and no—one should be in any doubt about the dreadful nature of putin's regime in russia. the suspicions around navalny�*s death are fuelled by the fate of other putin critics. last august, evgeny prigozhin died — the mercenary who'd le

gordon. i wanted to kick off by asking you why expectations were off the mark?anuary is the hardest month of forecast. there is a big rotation in the weight of items any typical basket. the office of national statistics use. that is a challenge. also because of discounting a new year's sales, we are never sure how much retailers will pass on. and it wrong—footed people because energy costs have come down a long way for households, it will come down in april, it did go up injanuary, which was expected to push it up, but what we saw was a flat reading. prices going up, but only by li% now. can people read into that interest rates are more likely to come down sooner? i rates are more likely to come down sooner? ., �* ~' rates are more likely to come down sooner? ., �* ~ ~ sooner? i don't think so. i think the big news— sooner? i don't think so. i think the big news on _ sooner? i don't think so. i think the big news on inflation - sooner? i don't think so. i thinkl the big news on inflation actually for uk households and businesses actually came out of the united s

gordon. i began by asking him why expectations were off the mark.t month to forecast. there's a big rotation in the weight of the items in the typical basket the office for national statistics use. that's the first challenge. the second challenge is january is always a tricky month because of discounting in new year sales, never entirely sure how much retailers will pass on. and the one that really perhaps wrong footed people was the fact although energy costs have come down a long way for households and will come down further in april, they did actually pop up injanuary, and that was expected to push the headline rate up. actually, what we saw was was a flat reading. prices still going up, but only by 4% now. so can people read into that that interest rates are like more likely to be cut now sooner? i don't think so. i think the big news on inflation actually for uk households, uk businesses actually came out of the united states yesterday with quite an above expectation inflation rate. and i think global central banks, who tend to move in a herd,

general, americans who care about the founding and gordon has been a leading figure that work for a long time, half a century in preparation for marking the bicentennial of the united states, i put on a project that's somewhat similar in some ways to what we're doing now. they invited a group of leading scholars to to offer lectures on key themes in the american founding. and one of those, it was essential just is now to invite gordon wood. the lectures were put together in these little and in our library can find the one by gordon wood. and if an extraordinary lecture that i really recommend to it's online to it opens with a picture of you in and you haven't changed a bit as would imagine and just just as then it would be it would be crazy to try to start these conversations in any other way except to invite gordon wood to speak with us not only about democracy and the founding, but about the of the 250th anniversary of the american revolution and the declaration independence. and so thank you, gordon wood, for being with us and for helping us to open these conversations. we'll talk about democracy, the revolution, but maybe the plac