>> tom bates: yes.nsi: what does that feel ke >> alfonsi: and you were put back on the frontlines. >> tom bates: yes. >> alfonsi: and that was it? >> tom bates: uh-huh. >> alfonsi: when bates returned home in 2009, his wife libby immediately saw a dramatic change. >> libby bates: i thought, "something is not absolutely right here. something's going on. for him to just lay there and to sob and be so sad. you know, what do you do for that? how do i-- how do i help him? he would look at me and say, "if it wasn't for you, i would end it all right now." you know, i mean, like, what do you do, and what do you say to somebody who says that? you know i love this man so much, and-- >> alfonsi: you're going to the v.a., you're getting help, but did you feel like you weren't getting answers? >> tom bates: yes. >> alfonsi: and so you took it into your own hands and started researching? >> tom bates: i knew the way everything had gone and how quick a lot of my neurological issues had progresseha and i just-- i wante

[applause] state trooper-pilots jay cullen and berke bates were standing watch from above, protecting the people who participated in the day's events, all of them. they made the ultimate sacrifice doing what so many of their brothers and sisters in law enforcement continue to do every day upholding the belief that , every person should be protected by the law, no matter whom they are. nothing nothing will bring these , brave virginians back. but as we continue to mourn their loss, i hope we will honor their legacy by finding the good in each other and in our commonwealth, even in times of great challenge. tonight, we are joined by several people who loved these fine virginians and miss them every day, as we all do. won't you please join me in welcoming heather heyer's mother susan, her stepfather kim, berke bates' wife amanda, and jay cullen's wife karen and son ryan. let's give them a great welcome. [applause] thank you for joining us here tonight. before i move on, i do want to say a brief word about jay, berke, and many men and women like them. until you become governor, it can be

. >> andrew: bates-diop 3.schilling gets the rebound with 1:20 to play. >> bill: got one out of two there. late in the shot clock. didn't get the knock down. >> andrew: goins. >> bill: he has worked on that shot. he is dead on. >> bill: i think they are backing it off now. the house feels it. r. >> referee: 1 minute. one minute remaining in the game. >> andrew: langford just fouled out. this will be michigan state's first loss since november 14th. they lost the second game of the year to duke. have won 14 straight coming in to today but that streak is about to end here in columbus. >> bill: this is an -- opener for them. we have got to go back and establish our identity. we live on being a great defensive team, a power team, rebounding. pushing the ball up the plenty of time to get it exactly where you want. they had a buzz saw today. >> bill: this will be the third time this weekend that a top five team lost to an unranked team. also it h. duke losing to nc state and xavier falling against providence, izzo cal

. >> andrew: bates-diop 3.schilling gets the rebound with 1:20 to play. >> bill: got one out of two there. late in the shot clock. didn't get the knock down. >> andrew: goins. >> bill: he has worked on that shot. he is dead on. >> bill: i think they are backing it off now. the house feels it. r. >> referee: 1 minute. one minute remaining in the game. >> andrew: langford just fouled out. this will be michigan state's first loss since they lost the second game of the year to duke. have won 14 straight coming in to today but that streak is about to end here in columbus. >> bill: this is an -- opener for them. we have got to go back and establish our identity. we live on being a great defensive team, a power team, rebounding. pushing the ball up the plenty of time to get it exactly where you want. they had a buzz saw today. >> bill: this will be the third time this weekend that a top five team lost to an unranked team. also it h. duke losing to nc state and xavier falling against providence, izzo calls time-out. ♪

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. >> a sponlt owed to soldiers like 33-year-old sergeant tom brat balt bates. >> bates walked away from mangled humvee. one of four ied blasts he survived during deployments in iraq and afghanistan. >> do you remember feeling the impact in your body? >> yes. >> what does that feel like? >> basically like get hitting by a train. >> put back on the front lines? >> yes. >> that was it. >> uh-huh. >> when he returned home in 2009, his wife libby immediately saw a dramatic change. >> i thought something is not absolutely right here. something is going on. for him to just lay there and -- and sob, and be so sad. you know what do you do for that? how do i, how do i help him? he would look at me and say if it wasn't for you, i would end it all right now. you know. and like what do you -- what do you do to, what do you say to somebody who says that? you know. i love this man so much. and -- >>> you can see sharon's full report on our website, these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home,

on sunday, they found bates' body. the girls, gone. >> we believe they are not with terry allen mis asking for the public's help tonight, issuing an amber alert for the girls, who are believed to be with miles, their mother's roommate. police releasing this picture of the car they may be traveling in. police say they are investigating possible sightings in new mexico and colorado. david, as authorities search the roadways for that car, police in louisiana tell abc news that back in 2011, miles was charged with attempted murder in the beating of his then-girlfriend. david? >> marcus, thank you. >>> and we turn to another family thaj ragedy, in fact, tw families lost. their parents and children dying in a holiday plane crash. their charter plane crashing in costa rica. one family was from florida and the other from new york state. and here's abc's kayna whitworth with what we've learned tonight. >> reporter: investigators in costa rica now looking into whether strong winds or mechanical failure were factors in the fiery

lord bates will now continue in his role. will see a loss of valuable british influence in the fightn will see a loss of valuable british influence in the fight against crime and international terrorism. the government says it is optimistic that an ambitious new security treaty can be agreed. with14 months to go until brexit, our home editor, mark easton, takes a closer look at the potential impact brexit could have on security. his report contains some flashing images. after the manchester arena bombing last year, hundreds of messages were sent to europol hq in the hague. britain's liaison team there contacted counterparts across europe, trawling eu databases, tracking possible accomplices. as a trusted europol member, the information was available immediately. for almost nine years, europol has been headed by a brit, but he leaves in a few weeks, warning that a post—brexit europol will be less concerned about uk security priorities. there will be a loss of british influence, and i think it's a shame for the uk. i think it's actually a shame for our european partners as well. we'll

before burke bates became a trooper pilot, he spent nearly three years as a member of my epu detail. he and his colleagues worked around the clock, and i mean literally around the clock, to keep us safe during our official activities, and in the process, also joined us for our family dinners and our holidays and countless sporting and school events. they became part of our family. often at the expense of time with their own family. i can still remember one day, on one of the many car rides i had with burke, when burke told me that finally he said i didn't vote for you, but he said, i had finally decided that i was glad you had won. that was the greatest honor i could have got. so thank you, amanda. dorothy and i -- [ applause ] you know, i told a story at burke's funeral. i had spoken to burke just a couple days before. and he told me he was sending a care package to our son who is a marine overseas. and i said, well, thank you for that, burke. this is the last time i spoke to burke. he said i put some cigars in, a couple books. he said i put some irish whiskey in there, too. i said,

here at the world economic forum his speech much awaited tomorrow we'll have to see how it goes down bated breath at the moment definitely and for sure now we know it's not going to be an easy one especially because some are really not happy that he's there in the first place what can we expect for tomorrow. we can expect it to be a message of america first donald trump will concentrate on successes at home because he doesn't have those successes to trump it in terms of his foreign policy so he'll talk about the stock market its gains and tax reform as well they'll be two of the main talking points in that speech and you'll be there covering it for us thank you very much on humphrey from davos. and the us president also hosted a dinner for leading european c.e.o.'s trump is hoping to attract more foreign investment despite his america first policies that many in the business community finds divisive the u.s. president's measures to protect american industry may cause foreign companies to lose out some of the guests include of the c.e.o.'s of tech giant s.a.p by air and it's all the countri

german economy and the german livelihoods and workers and the germans love that book as well stephen bates they for us at the international green we can buy them thank you. gary is the pot and country of his is green we can then and it holds the e.u. presidency for the next half year but kerio wants to prove how much progress has been made in modernizing its agricultural sector it that's been largely thanks to a huge subsidies that's check out this next month third there are one hundred fifty dammy cows on this farm high in bulgaria as much of the mountains. it's a family business run by. and his brother over the last few years the two have completely modernized the farm one example is the new cow shed all of it has been funded by e.u. subsidies there are around fifty thousand euros each year and. the subsidies from the e.u. help us a lot or we apply for projects funding like for the new shed things wouldn't be going nearly so well without the even money. we couldn't use that i'm bishop's. beauty. the cows provide around four thousand liters of milk each year just fall off of what the turb

i think at chelsea since 1979, very close to ken bates, the chairman and owner that was.re quite a few years. there is confirmed quite shocking stuff these players say they were subjected to from both of them. and that is their relegation. the pair of them deny those allegations, and we must say the police have said they have found no evidence for it. there was a complaint made to the pleas, the police investigated and there was no grounds for prosecution. chelsea are now subject to legal action from these players who said it lived with them. these young lads, they are eager to please, a lot of them from very poor backgrounds and this is a good chance to give themselves and theirfamilya great good chance to give themselves and their family a great future, playing foot ball their family a great future, playing football is a dream for a lot of young lads. if they are subjected to this sort of thing... these people have great power over them. if they are subjecting these lads... why might you are generalising. are subjecting these lads... why might you are generalisingm are

bated breath at the moment. >> we know it's not going to be an easy one because some are not happy he'shere in the first place. what can he -- what can we expect for tomorrow >> we can expect it to be a message of america first. donald trump will focus on successes at home, because he doesn't have successes to trumpet in terms of foreign policy. they will be talking about gains and tax reform as well, two main points. brent: thank you very much. and speaking of tricky situations, it's not only in the business world, but also in politics and the military situation right now. >> politics and syria, the never ending story. and, the united nations has begun efforts to jumpstart peace talks. eight previous rounds of occurred in geneva, few expect a breakthrough this time, but the u.n. envoy remains optimistic here at outside the u.n., kurds protesting against another ongoing conflict in the region. the turkish military operation. the turkish offensive is turning into a dispute between nato allies turkey and the united states. u.s. president trump has urged resident erdogan to limit the advan

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we are waiting with bated breath. we have been waiting all day for senator mitch mcconnell. he is now set to speak this hour on the senate floor. at this hour, lawmakers are trying to find a way to get government working again. and the question is now what could possibly end the stalemate. a resolution could come in the form of a short-term spending bill with a public promise to put an immigration bill on the senate floor by february 8th. the deadline had been 1:00 a.m. the senate was set to hold a critical vote to reopen the fwom government. here is mitch mcconnell earlier today. >> if nothing changes, the cloture vote will be no sooner than 1:00 a.m. tonight. we could resolve this much earlier if the democratic leader withdraws his procedural objection and allows the senate to proceed to a vote. our constituents want us to end this. >> but democratic leader chuck schumer didn't sound optimistic earlier on the senate floor as he continued to lay the blame squarely at the feet of republican dysfunction. >> not only do they not consult us, they can't even get on the same page

having a government in place that is capable of making those decisions so everybody is waiting with bated breath in brussels no more than in paris lisa you know it was a french president call who laid forward these proposals for reforming the e.u. and he's essentially waiting for an answer how is paris saying all of this. well they're different aspects there's on the one hand a man in my car is obviously thinking it's good nice that he is not talking to the pro european activity that he has in the past clearly support it might cost plans to reform the european union also these could listen to a kind of window of opportunity from our current to be mr europe he's meeting international leaders he's leading international summits and he's in the hot seat really but this shouldn't go on for too long because he wants chris through his plans to reform the european union and there is this window of opportunity ahead of the european elections in may next year and he needs a strong german government on his side to be part of that franco german engine in order to be able to reform the european union

the young guy, 21 years old with the red hat is a tourist, the officer in the elevator that he bate beatdropped the gun. >> if i'm the guy in the red hat, i'm so o glad this video exists. if you watch this video, they slapped first and they drew down on him as well. >> he probably thought they were people he needed to defend himself against. >> the officer on the ground was injured, shot in the right thigh. he's expected to make a full recovery. the 21 year old man was arrested and released, because reports say there was no clear evidence as to who kicked off this brawl. right now he's not facing any charges, but the incident is still under investigation. >> oli, your best imitation of americans. >> speaking really loud any an airport. >> hey, everybody! good to see you. in the middle of a restaurant, everyone's there, and they're having a really loud conversation. >> everybody's got an opinion. >> my best impression of an american is talking like this, kind of the valley girl. >> because people from 70 countries are going to imitate americans. >> how are you? great. oh, how are you doin

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bate are the biggest show in town. they have been making headlines already. has been meeting today with the israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu. and during that meeting he questioned whether the peace talks with the palestinians can resume. when they disrespected us a week ago by not allowing our vice president to see them and we give them hundreds and millions of dollars in aid and support, tremendous numbers. numbers that liberty understands. that money is on the table and that money is not going to them unless they sit down and negotiate peace. because i can tell you that israel does want to make peace and they have to want to make peace or we will have nothing to do with it any longer. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is here with us now. this is donald trump the businessmen rather than donald trump the diplomat? yes, he thinks he is involved in something like a business deal and you can threaten the withholding of money, un money that does a lot of work for the palestinians. his aim is to say, we wa nt palestinians. his aim is to say, we

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he always had peace because you know now with bates the life that you'll say. you're going through. you won't want to talk you into the water in the mine and soon you would have to drown through water it would get it over your knees and. the horses would have to pull through the opponent's moon and then they would like to bow polish the tracks sometimes when they'd run out of traffic people here name were you know rock anywhere it's there's nothing formed today and there have been all the young pay for the turning to. alcohol. and. if it were someone would have to stay and. say our government would get interested in this place this part of kentucky i think we. could make it but if they don't i'm there every day. in this say you know there. mr palmer. eight point seven debbie n.t.v. to downtown weisberg this is johnson brains in arcade until ten o'clock tonight so i'm talking with some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen reynolds playing the song but all. use. is holding its own prove. in one thousand nine hundred i was the first woman to work in this one particular mine a

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we will wait and see with bated breath how it all pans out, of course.g from president trump's doctor. he told reporters that the president is in excellent health following his first medical check—up in office. have a listen. can you explain to me how a guy who eats mcdonald's and all those diet cokes and never exercises is in a good shape as you say he is in. it's called genetics. i don't know. some people just have great genes. i told the president if he had a healthier diet over the last 20 years he might live to be 200 years. i don't know. he has incredible genes, i just assume. also this hour: the trump administration has suspended more than half of its funding to the un agency supporting palestinians. the us has informed the unrwa that it will deliver $60 million of this year's first instalment, but withhold the rest. the unwra provides healthcare, education and social services to millions of palestinians. the bangladeshi government has said it hopes to repatriate all rohingya refugees to myanmar within two years. however the un refugee agency has

in a premier league with want to i was from kick off would be given privileged access you see here bates talent of talent doesn't work call it that's one of the things in dressing rooms around the world that inspirational comments to be able to get the players open and ready for the guy in the place of the ones the lockers. is ready and as we move around the dressing room that's a quote there from pep guardiola in norwegian and then we get round again we've got the players kate and he has a little luck. with the big sis and of course most bohemian. forest but ninety nine hundred ninety s. has begun to fall he played for nothing in forty stall we can see blackburn rovers so alex ferguson quote if you give me once you will keep twice no dressing room should ever be without music pretty much when i was a player it was hey paul pete was rap exactly the same in twenty seven saying the players get a choice of music a couple of bikes it's a warm up and the noise from premier li on some field is ready to go. you have a new laws you have a new i'm ready ready supply plate for them to die goals. f

he always had peace because you know now with bates the life that you'll say. of going through. you won't want to hear that there's no water in the mine and soon you would have to drive through water it would get it over your knees and. the horses would have to pull through the opponent's muna and then they would lay to balfour's for tracks sometimes when they'd run out of track people here named were you know anywhere. there's nothing for him to day and there have been all the young papers that turning to. alcohol. and. if it were some one would have a state and. say our government would get interested in this place this part of kentucky think we. could make it but if they don't. never do. you know there's. this. eight point seven deadly m.t.v. to downtown weissberg this is something bring in sin arcade until ten o'clock tonight so i'm talking to some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen right now playing the song but all. is holding its own prove. in one thousand nine hundred i was the first woman to work in this one particular mine and my job was what they called th

to act what is great is there are places where everyone's mind can rest in peace these are the old bates's these are places where freedom of thought speech and expression all put on hold in case anyone should have their feelings. america safe. now the russian city of sochi is hosting pace talks between the syrian government and opposition groups more on that after this short break stay with us. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the guy even so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill you narrowness and spending to get to the twenty million. it's an experience like nothing else on here because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game but great so will transfer. thinks it's going to. release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gates also are the u.s. and turkey on the path to confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson has called on one army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome back now in the russians the city of s

dynamic he is nevertheless the leader of the world's number one economy and people are waiting with bated breath as to what he says you know tomorrow yeah and as soon as he landed in davos he met with theresa may then binyamin netanyahu let's take a look at what was said what was done. i just want to thank you very much this is a great. gig thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you today we continue a special relationship between you and i just want to say that i look forward to continuing our remarkable commanders. in the years. and i want to express appreciation of the people of this group to you thank you most for thank you very much good thank you. i mean there was a lot of people saying that what we saw the day was a true political love fest and maybe they were doing it for thursday because they know friday will be a different story tomorrow we know that mr trump will deliver that final address at the world economic forum and we know that the trump white house has leakage issues are you able to give us a preview of that speech tell them. well we do know that the u.s

here at the world economic forum his speech much awaited tomorrow we'll have to see how it goes down bated breath at the moment definitely and for sure now we know it's not going to be an easy one especially because some are really not happy that he's there in the first place what can we expect for tomorrow. we can expect it to be a message of america first donald trump will concentrate on successes at home because he doesn't have those successes to trump it in terms of his foreign policy so he'll talk about the stock market its gains and the tax reform as well they'll be two of the main talking points in that speech and you'll be there covering it for us thank you very much own humphry from davos. and speaking of tricky situations it's not only in the business world but also in politics and in the military situation that's right geopolitics of course syria it's like the never ending story javier in vienna the united nations has begun fresh efforts to jumpstart peace talks between the syrian government and the opposition of the two days of talks in vienna come after eight previous rounds i