pba istreatable. ask your dtor or to 1 plain >>> we sta with an team on their way to the first-ever playoff game in their history when their plane crashed in the mountains of coloia 71 people died. but six somehowade it their bodies fou away froe wreckage. heat can we learn fro them? 's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: looking at the images of this plane crash today, the maned seats jus part of the fuselage intact, it's hard toma 71 died but remarkably at least six did survive. >> in this particular instance, with all the wreckage that we've seen in the pictures, i would say if it's not miraculous, it's >> reporter: last night search and rescue teams frantically working to pull them from the the jet they were on was flying to the colombian city of medellin, going down in the mountains aroundhe airport thechapecoense. the team, headed to a big for tournament for the first time. alan ruhel wit the beard of two plars who survived. xt toim padilla, a goalkeeper, found alive. he was able to call his family

i don't have pba. but if you're someone with pseudo bulbar affect, it costs frequent uncontrollable crying or laugh in people with brain injuries or certain neurologic conditions. pba is treatable. ask your doctor or go to >>> we start with an extraordinary story of survival. team on their way to the first-ever playoff game in their history when their plane crashed in the mountains of colombia. 71 people died. but six somehow made it. their bodies found away from the wreckage. what can we learn from them? here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: looking at the images of this plane crash today, the mangled seats just part of the fuselage intact, it's hard to imagine anyone could 71 died but remarkably at least six did survive. >> in this particular instance, with all the wreckage that we've seen in the pictures, i would say if it's not miraculous, it's fairly close. >> reporter: last night search and rescue teams frantically working to pull them from the debris. the jet they were on was flying to the col

while there was no pba, mariah was in a very good mood. she seemed like she wanted to be seen with brian tanaka. estimating her $7 million engagement bling with her butterfly ring. as for where she would put the giant rock? saturday we spotted it on her right hand as ariah spent the night out with her kids, leaving while the 46-year-old was all smiles, a new report says she's telling her ex-fiance. it's the recoup earnings for her canceled dates and she uprooted her home to be with james in california. while james is reportedly told source today tells us mariah is still living there. and she needs to pay out the rest. she says he had needs to pay for a home to make it easier for her kids to see their dad. we go from a messy split to a messy divorce. brad pitt and jaeng jolie, the first casualty, their home in new orleans. >> we're a married family pretty much. but we have a base here definitely. >> that just sold for $4.9 million. the now estranged couple made 1 million-plus. they purchased the mansion for $3.5 million back in 2007. it has

you'll get pba notice of your appeal rights. lieutenant, no disrespect intended, but we were waiting for you 15 minutes. where were you, sir? where was i? yes, sir. i was downstairs on my way up when the guy landed in front of me. but really, that's kind of standard procedure for the p.d.'s office. they just want to protect their clients. lucy, i didn't do it. i didn't offer anything. i told you i believed you. i still do. i was just surprised. i'm saying this for your own sake. i don't think you should go on defending me on the ground i'm not a lesbian. oh? yeah, that's what i think. well, i don't want to pry, kate, but are you saying you are? except what it is. well, i feel a little bit the fool. i went in to furillo to talk to him, and some of the things i said -- then it turns out that you did go to the pier and -- don't say that, would you? that was a lucky guess on lowrie's part, huh? lucy! you don't know what you're saying! this is my job! i guess i already have. i guess i've done that pretty good. okay. uh, like we were

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an eyewitness told us while there was no pba, quote, mariah was in a very good mood. she seemed like she wanted to be seen with brian tanaka. she replaced her $7 million engagement bling with her signature butterfly ring. as for where she would put the giann rock? last night we spotted it on her right hand as mmriah spent the night out with her kids leaving the costume party at 11:00 p.m. smiles, a new report says she's telling her ex to pay up big-time, $50 million is the rumored settlement the diva is demanding for the split. she said it's for the recooped earnings for her be canceled tour dates and she moved her kids to california. while james is reportedly told the couple were renting, a source today tells us mariah is still living there. and she needs to pay out the rent. she said she needs to buy a new home in l.a. for her to live in. that will make her kids easier to see their dad nick cannon. we go from a messy split to a messy divorce. brad pitt anan the first casualty, their home in new orleans. >> we're a nomadic family pretty much. but we have a base here

well, we get the pba with me as a representative, and we lobby for some kind of a newspaper ad that says that everybody who has had these horrible dreams totoall the white house and say, "okay, look, don't be so macho here." then we get this groundswell started where we get ads -- like, all of a sudden we have 20 million people calling the white house and saying, "whoa! slow the bus down!" personal? well, you think about it, okay? i'm thinkin' about it. i wish i could stop. mick, this is mr. darnell karns. he is the father of the missing baby. where's my child? you're that kid's father? you abandoned your son?! you don't talk to o like that, you hear? his mother took him. i don't know what she did. all right, come here. come w wh me. come on. i come back at 12:00 to see the child, and they're both gone. en't working for the last three days, where were you? why is that a question? because... you come down here sayin' you had nothin' to do with it. who are you -- mr. clean? look, i was in jail, all right? look here -- here. here's the paperwork -- out at 11:45. what were you in jail for? c

this is pba you're talking to. i am on your side. i understand, counselor. [ clears throat ] i'm sorry to waste your time. then for the next four days, bill recited to me, with an urgency that i didn't at first understand, a fully realized moral philosophy of survivalism. then he was gone. but not entirely. for bill left me a gift. this is what i was trying to make captain furillo understand. it's what i wanted to talk to you about. i'm here, howdy. i'm here. bill told me it was my obligation to assume his remaining nutrients for myself. howdy, you didn't. on the morning of the 7th day, i took bill at his word. you consumed human flesh? i took nutrients. the soul had fled. what's wrong? surely, you of all people -- every fortnight, jagawala would enter the jungle. he would return the next morning in a strange mood full of vigor. the villagers would not tell me where he went. they accused me of being a nagging potami. and so one evening, i followed him, and i observed the bonfires of his ceremony -- and the banquet that followed. and

we have to talk about the pba thing. you seem very surprised. when it seems to me you had a very different feeling about the chief. oh, i couldn't stand him, and he kept pursuing me. but then i finally began to realize that it wasn't him i couldn't stand. the things that i didn't like... were a reflection of his unhappiness. you sesethat, don't you? he does seem more relaxed. he is. frank, that was bob ajanian from the heights. he's got a witness -- apparently donahue's girlfriend -- who says your lieutenant buntz assaulted her on the street. k? of course i did. well, he's in the street. better get him under control. in, uh, in regard to the heights, bear in mind ajanian has his own fish to fry. meaning what? donahue is making him look bad. it's to his advantage to have buntz make you look worse. sergeant, do you have any word from the lab of what was on that dart tip? ind of a strange, curious fact, but i'm experiencing a sort of weird exhilaration. you have any idea when they're gonna finish with that banging? what banging is that? that drummi

pointing out that church hill has even been recently diagnosed with the specific illness, known as pba be doctor of neurology in charlotte, north carolina. however as john points out that this condition could only have taken place after his stroke in 1953 when his specialist noticed the increase in the nationality in church hill. as we've seen, he was clearly profoundly emotional throughout his life. he felt things and expressed itself again and again. and if anyone here can think about the documented times he cried out, i would love to know i've been building up his file the last 20 years. and in that letter about the death of his brother officer brown in -- he told his mother, i think a keen sense of necessity or in justice would make me sincere but i rarely detect genuine emotion in myself. all too often this has been taken at face value. i think, now, especially considering this sheer number of times that he cried, we can discard it. plenty of people get emotional at weddings and funerals. but church hill cried of those, but as well, also, at resignations, movies, the blitz, the si

obviously it's the toughest job in the cabinet to the pba because while there so many angels working there, it has so many great problems as well. he's obviously going to take my application under consideration. he's going to obviously made other folks and we should know after thanksgiving. you know, it really depends on the area. there's still high suicide, long lines. still i think the culture of putting the soldiers as a second-class person versus making it the top priority. there have been some improvements but there needs to be come with all due respect, a tremendous amount of work there. initially i would try to obviously work on the suicide issues. i try to get folks with mental health issues covered immediately. we are going to have to outsource some of those cases to private vendors obviously we've got to work with the dod. when the sooto-be veteran actually leads the dod, we know what his or her needs are. there's a break down there. working with the new secretary of defense would be so critical in transitioning the soon-to-be veteran into the va system and obviously lookin

pba >> they say it's going to be goe even harder to deport them. >> so maybe let's not do it. i [ laughter ] >> eh, don't do it? >> yeah. scrap it. >> scrap it? >> scrapped, scrapped. >> saturday night life over the weekend poking fun at the trump choose to drop some of his his campaign pledges that will beha hard to get through theo get ug president-elect didn't thinkt di that skit was too funny hen h tweeted sunday morning the showw was too anti trump and questioned with his h administration would get, f hiss administration would get equal time.. so jokes aside what did we learn about the transition over thetr weekend and expect today.pect t joining us this morning jesse burns associate editor at ther a hill. what we've learned we don't knod what to expect day to day, do wd we. we >> no. you tease every day there coulde be announcement so far only three positions have been namedn and that was on friday. f we expect to is he some more soe this week. >> are you a little surprised aittle surp with all the big namesrise thade been thrown out there we haven't seen any of thighs t

pointing out that church hill has even been recently diagnosed with the specific illness, known as pba be doctor of neurology in charlotte, north carolina. however as john points out that this condition could only have taken place after his stroke in 1953 when his specialist noticed the increase in the nationality in church hill. as we've seen, he was clearly profoundly emotional throughout his life. he felt things and expressed itself again and again. and if anyone here can think about the documented times he cried out, i would love to know i've been building up his file the last 20 years. and in that letter about the death of his brother officer brown in -- he told his mother, i think a keen sense of necessity or in justice would make me sincere but i rarely detect genuine emotion in myself. all too often this has been taken at face value. i think, now, especially considering this sheer number of times that he cried, we can discard it. plenty of people get emotional at weddings and funerals. but church hill cried of those, but as well, also, at resignations, movies, the blitz, the si