comes to getting the best care possible. something he says his comrades could greatly benefit from. sku on casey stegall and dallas. thank you. the ferment accountability office as the state department is not preparing its workers adequately for trouble overseas. posts and places at greater risk for terrorism have completed 44% of drills required for crisis. it says the review of them emergency plans for 20 facilities found only two had updated all key sections. an american doctor is in england to assist in the case of a terminally ill young boy. his parents want to take into the u.s. for experimental treatment. benjamin hall has the latest. the battle to save little charlie gard rages on. now his parents have been given hope as prominent american neurologist from colombia
intervene. whose child is it? is it the states child? or does the child belong to the parents? it raises profound moral and perhaps political questions. another boy with the condition has already been treated by this doctor. that was six years ago and he is still alive and has seen improvement. it is still on a ventilator. charlie s cases had to be more severe by those who supported his treatment agree that even if there is a one and a million chance, and should be allowed. bret: stocks mixed. the crisis in venezuela. we will get the latest from an american member of congress who was one of the lawmakers leading the effort to address the situation in caracas. that s
university has flown to london. world-class doctor in this department. he specializes in rare genetic conditions. the chance of success between 11% and 56%. the high court ruled charlie should be allowed to die with dignity. other specialists have said treatment would only cause additional pain. others disagree. the whole medical establishment has been trying to stop charlie gard s parents from taking him to america. none of us are trying to play god here but what this is all about his two parents desperately trying to do their best to give that little boy one last chance. the case has ignited a major fight. objectors say britain s national health service should not
whose child is it? is it the states child? or does the child belong to the parents? it raises profound moral and perhaps political questions. another boy with the condition has already been treated by this doctor. that was six years ago and he is still alive and has seen improvement. it is still on a ventilator. charlie s cases had to be more severe by those who supported his treatment agree that even if there is a one and a million chance, and should be allowed. bret: stocks mixed. the crisis in venezuela. we will get the latest from an american member of congress who was one of the lawmakers leading the effort to address the situation in caracas. that s next. laptop setup? yup.
possible. something he says his comrades could greatly benefit from. sku on casey stegall and dallas. thank you. the ferment accountability office as the state department is not preparing its workers adequately for trouble overseas. posts and places at greater risk for terrorism have completed 44% of drills required for crisis. it says the review of them emergency plans for 20 facilities found only two had updated all key sections. an american doctor is in england to assist in the case of a terminally ill young boy. his parents want to take into the u.s. for experimental treatment. benjamin hall has the latest. the battle to save little charlie gard rages on. now his parents have been given hope as prominent american neurologist from colombia