WHITFIELD: More questions than answers now as to what a Utah woman was doing with a newborn in a bag as she tried to leave the Philippines. The newborn was just six days old and she did not birth that child. CNN's Nick Watt has details in this unfolding story.</s>NICK WATT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The exact details are still emerging, but what we know is a 43-year-old American woman from Utah is now facing human trafficking charges in the Philippines. She was apprehended at Manila airport by Delta Airlines security staff allegedly with a baby in her carry-on luggage, a 6-day-old boy in a bag. Now, Delta informed local authorities and this woman was taken into custody. Now, she says that the baby was born of a young, unmarried single mother. She was carrying, according to CNN Philippines, an affidavit of adoption, but that had not been signed by the mother. Philippine authorities have tracked that mother down and she is being charged. The exact charges unclear at this point. Now, the woman's name is Jennifer Talbot. As I said, she is from Utah. Now, another person involved is a Delta employee because Talbot was traveling on a Delta employee stand-by privilege ticket. That Delta employee, we're told by the airline, has been suspended pending an investigation. And the 6-day-old baby has been taken into care.</s>WHITFIELD: And now a birth for the record books. A 73-year-old woman has reportedly given birth to twin girls. She and her 80-year-old husband conceived through in vitro fertilization. The couple had tried to get pregnant unsuccessfully for years so their doctor agreed to give science a try. The twin daughters were born by C-section Thursday. The new mom is believed to be the oldest ever to give birth. All right. Still ahead, families are separated and they have no idea whether their loved ones are alive or dead. CNN special coverage of the humanitarian crisis in the Bahamas caused by Hurricane Dorian, next.
Utah Woman Arrested At Airport In The Philippines With Newborn In Bag.