i will start with you. i think it s extreme. as some point as a parent, you have to rely on common sense. and if you see your child under a are just stepping a few steps away. i mean, how many of us have gone to drop mail in a mailbox and park the car. get out. the child is in there and you run right back to your car. this isn t a situation where it was 90 degrees, she was leaving her child out for a lock period oalong period of ti. instead of someone reporting and calling the police, why don t you just look after the child or ask the mother hey, do you need my help? i can spot you while you go on in and run yourer rand a will be here. weave need to have more communication that way instead of let s report this to the authorities. cathy barnett on the front row radio show host and a mother. cathy, you bring your children to work. yes. ainsley: you are a great mother. your children are so well-mannered and well behaved. thank you. this is a fear of yours.
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guys, you know, your heart just go out to that mother. you can tell that she is just dedicated to one proposition, and this bringing her child home. steve: right. just being able to hug her child again. this is so heart breaking. ainsley: have they given you any details we know the boyfriend got a snapchat from her 10:00 p.m. the night before she went missing. red shirt and has to wear a red shirt. are they thinking if something happened she was taken it was that morning on her way to work? well, law enforcement is holding that close to their vest. hopefully at the preference we wilpressconference we will be to get more of an idea. i can tell you they are now ainsley looking at suspects
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you should never leave your child unattended in a public situation. but i also think that parents don t always know the rules. that s a wi big support of it. two prong thing. parents should be made more aware of what the lays are in their state. education in schools, pediatrician offices. postings everywhere. you don t hear about what the laws are. i didn t know what the law was in virginia. ainsley: laws for kids in your state? there should be something. on the flip side there should be more education on the law enforcement and child protective side. treating a good parent like a criminal, i think, is actually harmful and counter productive. ainsley: that s what she said she felt so embarrassed and ashamed: all right, ladies, we will have you back another panel towards the end of the show. stick around. happy friday to awful you. thank you for your perspective. ainsley: we will hand it over to jillian now. jillian: good morning, ainsley. do you want food stamps? get a job.