american democracy. that is something he truly believes and that we should continue to fight for. calling for egregious abuses of power in order for to suppress the constitutional rights of reporters as an insult, it s a complete insult to the rule of law and undermines fundamental values and traditions. instead, it is the responsibility, it s a responsibility of all leaders t protect first amendment rights and that s what the president believes and that s what is going to continue to do to make sure we protect those rights. something happened they are, clearly. where it not quite exactly sure what happened to the white hous briefing. somebody must ve pulled the plug . there is something going on today. apparently we have it back, so let s get back to it right now, we don t have any audio now. clearly our plug has been pulle somewhere, there are a lots of patches and routings that go on in that briefing room and that white house. in fact, if you were to look under the floor
davos. the winter playground of the rich. and not far from many of those rich and those closest to putin where they ve enjoyed a life of luxury. plus, a navy veteran is accusing congressman george santos of stealing thousands of dollars. you will hear his story and the moment that he realized it was the same man accused of deceiving voters on everything from where he went to college to his religion. that veteran speaks out in an interview you ll see first outfront tonight. and also the chilling evidence against brian walshe, the husband accused of murdering and dismembering his wife in massachusetts. evidence authorities say includes googling, can you throw away body parts. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the davos deception. so the elite luxury alpine ski resort in davos, switzerland, is the center of the world s elite tonight, hosting right now probably still lots of parties going on, who s who in the world of money and polit
reporter: what we definitely learned, anderson, is you know, a lot more about the timeline in court today, much of it linked to the alleged internet searches that walshe conducted on december 27th, january 1st, the second and fourth internet searches about things such as dna, divorce, and a decomposing body. i think the number one concern is finding ana and finding out what happened. reporter: the timeline in the mystery of what happened to ana walshe spans more than two weeks, starting on new year s day. that s when her husband, brian walshe, claims she left her cohasset home in a ride share, or taxi, to fly to washington, d.c. for work. but prosecutors say there is no evidence ana got a ride or went to the airport. brian walshe tells investigators on this day, he ran errands for his mother in a nearby town. but they find no evidence those trips occurred. prosecutors also today detailing the internet searches he made on january 1st, including at 4:55 a.m., how long bef
dna. they accuse him of dismembering his wife and disposing of her body. saying that surveillance video shows a man, fitting walsh s description, visiting various dumpsters. they also detailed more than a dozen disturbing internet searches that say walsh made after his wife disappearance, including ten ways to dispose of a dead body, if you really need to. i want to go right now to cnn national correspondent, bring jim grass, who s outside the courthouse in quincy, massachusetts. brynn, what is the latest on this case against brian walshe? yeah, laura, you bring up those internet searches, and if you look at the timeline, there was a frantic search that prosecutors laid out brian walshe had in the hours, minutes after they say he dismembered and killed his wife. now, i want to go and show you some of those searches. january 1st, in the early morning hours, that s when they began, according to prosecutors, he googled how long before a body starts to smell? and it was a long
they also reviewed more than a dozen disturbing internet searches including 10 ways to dispose of a dead body. i want to go to the national correspondent who is outside of the courthouse in quincy. what is the latest on this case against brian wash? you bring up those internet searches and if you look at the timeline there was a frantic search brian had in the hours and minutes after they say he dismembered and killed his wife. i want to show you some of the searches. january 1 is when they began when he googled how long before anybody starts to smell and not long after he asked can you throw away body parts. in the next day, can you be charged with murder without a body. january 3, what happens to hair on a dead body. more than a dozen google searches in the minutes after an days after prosecutors say he killed his wife. they also say in the days prior to january 1, he was actually googling the best state to get a divorce, possibly pointing to a motive. is there any dna