U.K. Parliament Vote on Brexit; Fifth Grader Dies after Classroom Fight
JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: So much chaos, so much uncertainty in Britain, which could have a huge impact on Europe's economy and the world economy. Yet, a new vote on Brexit. Perhaps this could spell the end of Theresa May's time as prime minister. We are waiting for that vote in the next few hours. Joining us now, CNN's Nic Robertson live on Downing Street. Nic.</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: Yes, good morning, John. Four hours until that vote now. An emergency session of parliament. Normally the MPs will be backing their constituency on a Friday. Theresa May has tried to make this easier on herself, easier on the MPs. She had split up this vote into two parts. There's the divorce from the European part and there's the future relationship part. Today they get to vote on the divorce part only. Difficulty for Theresa May is, this is the bit that there's the most opposition too, the backstop, the border between northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. It went down to a historic 230 defeat in January, 149 votes against just a couple of weeks ago and the assessment today is it will probably go down again because some of her own MPs won't vote for it. The opposition is against it. And her northern Irish allies are against it too. What does this mean? If the vote goes down on the 12th of April, Britain, before the 12th of April, Britain has to tell the European Union, does it want to leave with a no deal or does it want a really long extension towards the end of this year or even next year? If the vote goes through, then Theresa May is on a very, very bumpy but still a glide path to leaving the European Union on the 22nd of May. I say bumpy because none of this is simple. Alisyn.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: Oh my gosh, this is the Rubik's cube of diplomacy, it feels so intractable right now. But, Nic, you will keep us posted. Thank you very much. So investigators are trying to figure out how a 10-year-old girl died in a classroom fight in South Carolina. CNN's Kaylee Hartung is live in front of the school in Walterboro with the latest developments. Kaylee.</s>KAYLEE HARTUNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Alisyn, we don't know what led to a fight between two fifth grade girls. We don't know what transpired during that fight. What we know is that when emergency personnel responded to this elementary school on Monday, they found Raniya Wright unconscious but still breathing. They brought her to a local hospital, then airlifted her to another in Charleston about an hour from here. And on Wednesday, she died. Authorities and the school board, they are staying tight lipped saying this is an ongoing investigation involving two juveniles. But Raniya Wright's mother tells me she believes her daughter was a victim of bullying. I spoke with her yesterday. She's not ready to speak on camera. And she's not ready to publicly answer any questions. But her father, Raniya's grandfather, shared this sentiment with us.</s>ERNIE WRIGHT, RANIYA WRIGHT'S GRANDFATHER: As far as violence or anything like that, she never would do that. I miss her. We love you. We could do everything we can do for justice for her.</s>HARTUNG: The family is planning a celebration of Raniya's life next week. And, in the meantime, John, this community is trying to grapple with the shocking news that a fight between two fifth grade girls could result in death. We saw yesterday parents screaming questions out at school board members, questions that went unanswered, but also members of this community holding hands in prayer, several hundreds of them, hoping for healing.</s>BERMAN: All right, Kaylee Hartung for us. This is a horrible story and something that the school and that community certainly needs to address. Appreciate it. President Trump has moved to strike down Obamacare, threatening coverage for millions of Americans. So will this make the Republicans the party of healthcare as the president has promised? We'll dig inside the numbers, next.