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That gap really should be a priority and those are just some of the main takeaways from a packed meeting here in switzerland helen humphrey thank you very much for freezing for us and for the excellent coverage from davos. and helen was telling us that all trump of course had a big impact now were talking about one of the most world economic forum participants mostly disagreed and not only for economic reasons i walked out of his speech because i do not believe that this is a forum for people wh...

That gap really should be a priority and those are just some of the main takeaways from a packed meeting here in switzerland helen humphrey thank you very much for freezing for us and for the excellent coverage from davos. and helen was telling us that all trump of course had a big impact now were talking about one of the most polarizing voices in the international stage so of course there were mixed opinions about what trump had to say is the u.s. truly doing better than ever before world econo...

Cradling his wife. the fact that some othe blood was dry when first responders arrived, well, michael never said he knew what time kathleen fell. and as for those drops of blood in the house and on the walkway outside suggesting he staged the scene, the defense said none of that could be trusted. >> the blood in that area had been completely altered. the scene at the house had been completely contaminated. >> reporter: but what about those ghastly lacerations on kathleens head which the states m...

For. whether theyre able to get to it is going to be interesting because as you pointed out, jack, there are not only fractures within the republican party, fractures within the democratic party, everyone is taking a look at november and they sort of whatever they want to get done, they want to get done by july. >> jack, tax reform, obviously a huge victory where republicans were able to find a sense of unity along with the president. do you see that as creating momentum for whatever they decide...

Wilkerson resisted arrest and reached for this waist band. the wilkersons parents say he was so badly disfigured. look at his face here. they could barely recognize him. now, they want police to show them the body cam footage and damage cam footage of the arrest. cnns diane gallagher is in troy, alabama, with more on this. i can only imagine, only imagine, what a parent feels when they see their sons face like that? >> reporter: victor, i spent yesterday afternoon with ulysses wilkersons mother....

Says thats because puerto rico is competing for supplies with texas and florida whose electrical grids were hit by hurricanes but whose residents we should point out are not living in the dark. new york magazine published an article, stories of medical staff forced to pump air into a patients lungs by hand when the generators failed. wedding halls being turned into makeshift intensive care units and millions of people are suddenly forced to live in the dark. hospitals that are quote seeing more ...

Lungs by hand when the generators failed. wedding halls being turned into makeshift intensive care units. and the surreal consequence when millions of people are suddenly forced to live in the dark. hospitals that are, quote, seeing more fractures, wrists, shoulders, hips as people try to acclimate on the road to darkness in their homes. those stumbling in the dark is now a part of life in puerto rico. desperation has become more than a state of mind. its a lethal force. the governor has ordered...

Early morning in cameroons capital city. doctors and nurses from around the world are spending the week here. once theyre done, a new group of doctors will arrive. it continues for four weeks. at the moment this group is headed to the airport. they are boarding a plane, but they wont be going anywhere. instead they will perform operations sitting on the tarmac in whats called the orbis flying hospital. dr. tom johnson first started volunteering with orbis in the 1990s. hes done nearly a dozen of...

People from welfare to work there, shannon pennypiece. but are republicans unified around a game plan after tax cuts? >> absolutely not. especially on entitlement reform. when jake was talking about how if you saw it this month or even this year was tough. when you start getting into issues like entitlement reforms, not to mention immigration, you see some major fractures in the republican party, not to mention the type of opposition you would see from democrats. i think an easy thing to go forw...

Theyre waiting to see what gets over to them. this is not like the reconciliation bills weve been talking about. they have to have some democratic support even for this vanilla super bland ice cream flavor of a bill to keep the government open. the house is the most interesting on all of this. thats where you see the stress infrastructu fractures here. republicans are probably going to have to produce all these votes by themselves to pass something. there are a lot of conservatives who dont like...