When suddenly the ice cracks. An officer falling in and then another. How they all got out. And good evening. Thanks for joining us on this saturday. Im tom llamas. And we begin tonight with the federal government slowly coming back to life. Amid new concerns that the president who just ended the longest Government Shutdown in history may soon shut the government down again. The president signalling clashes ahead in a series of tweets after signing that threeweek reprieve without receiving any money for his border wall. Some 800,000 workers and families whose income had ground to a stand still head back to work, but this may be short lived as new anxiety over what will happen next. Abcs White House Correspondent tara palmeri starts us off. Reporter tonight, with the government open for less than 24 hours, the president already warning it could close again. After signing a spending bill to fund the government for just three weeks, trump tweeting, 21 days goes very quickly. Negotiations with democrats will start immediately. Will not be easy to make a deal, both parties very dug in. We will build the wall. A threat echoed at the end of his rose garden remarks. If we dont get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shutdown on february 15th again, or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the United States to address this emergency. Reporter President Trump stating he could declare a national emergency, bypassing congress to build his border wall. Something speaker of house nancy pelosi is insisting democrats wont budge on. Have i not been clear on the wall . Okay. No, i have been very clear on the wall. Reporter pelosi scoring a political victory over trump, who reopened the government without getting any of his 5. 7 billion for the wall. Hes now facing backlash from conservatives for failing to deliver on a key campaign promise. Were building that wall. We will build the wall. The wall is going to be built, 100 . He promised something for 18 months, and he lied about it. Reporter 800,000 federal employees will return to work after struggling for over a month, missing two paychecks, now worried they will be in the same position in a few weeks. They want to try to do in three weeks what they couldnt do in five weeks. So anyone of us that ask what do you thinks going to happen . Theyre going to shut down the government again. Thats what we all think. Theyre going to do it again. And all because what . A vanity wall. All right, tara palmeri at the white house. Tara, the clock is ticking. That last worker we just heard from in your report, doesnt seem confident theyre going to figure this out for the long term. What are republican and Democratic Leaders pledging to do right now . Reporter a Bipartisan Group of lawmakers will hold a Conference Committee to try to find some sort of compromise on border security. In the meantime, the white house will continue to promote a border wall and try to pick off rank and file democrats. Sources tell me while the president can let the government shut down again in a few weeks its more likely hell call a national emergency. They have a draftable plan ready to go. Another major development. The clock is ticking as we said. Tara, thank you. Another big story were following in brazil, the catastrophic dam collapse. Workers on a lunch break when that dam gave way, unleashing a deadly sea of mud. Hundreds still missing. The death toll expected to soar. Abcs Erielle Reshef with the latest. Reporter harrowing images of helicopters swooping in. Rescue crews pulling sludgesoaked victims to safety. Tonight, the desperate search for nearly 300 people feared whatted away after the catastrophic dam burst in brazil. At least 40 confirmed dead, this number expected to sharply climb. The mining ceo calling it a human tragedy. We are likely talking about a large quantify of victims. We dont know how many there, he says. The vale dam rupturing friday in the miningheavy state of minas gerais friday sending rushing red water tearing through the companys mine offices and a busy cafeteria during lunchtime. The ceo saying more than 250 employees are unaccounted for. The same area still recovering from a large dam collapse in 2015 that killed 19, the worst environmental disaster in brazils history. And tonight, that river of mining waste is raising widespread fears of contamination. Tom, those daring rescues you just saw there have led in part to rescuing 40 people and those operations are continuing tonight. All right, but hundreds still missing. Thank you. Back here at home, the brutal cold. You can feel it on Lake Superior tonight in minnesota where a clipper system is getting ready to drop more snow. Those chunks of ice already building up in ohio, west of cleveland. Potentially recordbreaking windchills in places all over the country. Lets go to rob marciano right now in central park with the forecast. Rob, its getting cold out there. Reporter it is, tom. Were looking more and more like an historic cold snap. Plus the snow you mentioned to boot. Lets get right to the maps. Winter storm warnings posted for parts of wisconsin, iowa and minnesota. As this clipper comes in, monday morning were going to see a snowy rush for chicago and detroit. It moves through the evening rush on tuesday, new york. I95, rain and snow mix there. Well see some snow out of this. Mostly 6 to 12 inches. Most north of i90 in minnesota, through milwaukee. Minneapolis as well. That is dangerous cold, look at these numbers as we head toward wednesday morning. 50 to 60 degrees below zero. Chicago and the upper midwest. S that dangerous. Keep the kids and pets inside. Cover up. Tom . All right, rob, thanks so much. We now go to texas, the tragic moment of impact between a moving train and a school bus. Take a look at that right there. The bus driver was taking Children Home at the time. One student was pronounced dead at the scene. Heres abcs adrienne bankert. Reporter tonight, a community in shock following the death of a middle school student. When a train crashed into his school bus. Athens Fire Department is requesting assistance on a train accident involving a bus. Reporter on friday, 70 miles outside of dallas, police say the bus drove over a portion of track with no way of alerting drivers of an oncoming locomotive. There were no alarms, no bells. Reporter the impact pushing the bus a quarter of a mile. First responders arrived within three minutes to find the dead 13yearold boy and an injured 78yearold driver outside the bus. The only other student on bo a 9yearold girl, was critically injured and trapped inside. Required a certain amount of force the extricate her from the area of entrapment. Reporter a community mourns. Right now, were all hurting. Reporter in a statement just released by police, were told that driver did stop but then continued into the path of the westbound Union Pacific bus. A witness reports hearing the trains horn sound as it approached that intersection. Tom we are toll this bus driver had a clean driving record. Still so many questions. All right, adrienne, thank you. Next to roger stone fighting back tonight. The president s longtime friend and associate on the offense this weekend after yesterdays special counsel indictment. Seen giving a thumbs up to photographers outside his home there in south florida. Slamming that indictment and going after the special counsel moments ago, robert mueller. More now from abcs lana zak. Reporter tonight, roger stone out on bail and fighting back. I guess its an effort to intimidate me, but i am not intimidated. The allegation that two Campaign Officials instructed me or inquired of me about wikileaks is false. Reporter stone, a longtime political adviser and friend of President Trump who bragged about a history of dirty tricks, was indicted on five counts of false statements, one count of obstruction, and one count of witness tampering. Wikileaks. I love wikileaks. Reporter investigators allege stone was an intermediary between the Trump Campaign and wikileaks, which published democratic emails that had been stolen by russia. Stone denies being involved. I never received any of the wikileaks disclosures. I never discussed this with donald trump. Reporter the Court Documents also allege that stone attempted to intimidate another witness threatening with a reference from the godfather. And investigators allege that stone went so far as to call that witness a rat, threatening the witnesss dog, even writing in an email, im so ready, prepare to get it on. Prepare to die. Expletive. Stone is no stranger to a special counsel investigation. I was the youngest person to go to the watergate grand jury. My parents called me on the phone. They were mortified. I thought it was pretty cool. Reporter and this time around, stone relishing the limelight that surrounded him outside of court yesterday. Saying this when asked directly if hell cooperate with the special counsel. Will you cooperate with the special Counsel Office . Since i was not contacted prior to the charges today, my lawyers have not talked to the special prosecutors. I dont want the address that question. But i have made it clear, i will not testify against the president. Well have to wait and see if he ever cooperates. Lana joins us from washington. Roger stone on social media tonight, attacking among others, the special counsel . Reporter thats right. He seems to be poking fun at the entire investigation. On instagram, he is selling tshirts. Hes saying that the special counsel investigation has nothing on him. Even posting a photoshopped image of head of the investigation, robert mueller. Lana zak, thank you. And this programming note, roger stone facing new questions tomorrow on this week in a very big interview with george stephanopoulos. Be sure to tune in. Now to the case in st. Louis raising many questions tonight. A Police Officer charged in the shooting death of a fellow officer, accused of playing a deadly game of russian roulette. Abcs Zachary Kiesch picks up the story. Reporter tonight, one officer is dead and another has been charged with her death in what authorities are calling a game gone wrong. Police say 24yearold katlyn alix was off duty and hanging out with two fellow officers when she was shot and killed early thursday morning. Two of them were allegedly playing with their Service Weapons at the apartment of 29yearold officer nathaniel hendren, seen here at his 2017 graduation ceremony. According to prosecutors, hendren produced a revolver and initiated a game in which the guns cylinder is emptied, then a bullet is put back in the gun. In what sounds like a game of russian roulette, the two colleagues allegedly exchanged turns pointing the gun at each other and pulling the trigger when hendren allegedly fired the fatal shot. Police say hendren and another male officer were on the clock when the shooting happened. As much as it saddens me and my staff to file these charges, katlyn and her family deserve accountability and justice. Reporter tonight, hendren is on administrative leave as he faces these charges. The most serious, involuntary manslaughter. There are two separate investigations going on. One is happening internally, and the other one in collaboration with the Missouri State highway patrol. Tom . Zachary, thank you. Now to the miracle in the north woods. 3yearold Casey Hathaway recovering tonight. Police say he somehow survived heavy rains and freezing temperatures alone in the woods for days. Now back in his mothers arms. Heres abcs marcus moore. Reporter tonight, the family of 3yearold Casey Hathaway revealing he is healthy and smiling after spending more than two nights alone in the woods, temperatures, at times, below freezing. Hes good. Hes talking. Hes already asking to watch netflix. Reporter and the neighbor who alerted police, now describing a miracle in the making. I just heard a small cry. It was really faint. Reporter ems captain shane grier following those cries into the woods, wading through waisthigh water, finding casey tangled in vines, unable to move. What did he look like . He was verbal to us. I mean, he was really cold. As we warmed him up, he became more responsive. Reporter casey found just a quartermile from his greatgrandmothers house in Rural North Carolina where he was last seen tuesday afternoon. Its been at least 45 minutes, cause weve been looking all in the woods for him. Reporter police calling day casey a little trouper, telling us about a new friend the boy says he made in the woods. His mother did come out and say, he told us for the past two days one of his friends was a bear. I can only hope some bear was there with him. Mama bear was with him there protecting him. Reporter his family tonight, grateful for the searchers who refused to give up, saying even casey recognizes their dedication. Casey saw his picture and said, aunt brea, thats me. And i said, casey, all these people were looking for you. Helped tieing to find you, and he goes, yay. Reporter and tom, a relative say tonight that casey is out of the hospital and is doing well. This community that rallied around his family are thankful for that. Incredible hes back with his family tonight. All right, marcus, thank you. And theres much more ahead on world news tonight this saturday armed and dangerous and on the run. The deadly shooting spree. The young man Police Believe went after his own family members. The urgent manhunt at this hour. Plus, the possible dangerer on wheels and our sidewalks and streets. Mounting injuries from these popular scooters. What a new medical report shows tonight. And icy rescue. The dramatic moments caught on bodycam, police plunging into frigid waters even as they try the safe a young boy. What happened next when one of the officers fell in. Stay with us. Coaching means making tough choices. Jim youre in but when you have high Blood Pressure and need Cold Medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. Coricidin hbp is the 1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your Blood Pressure. Coricidin hbp. Back now with a growing trend for travel. And a new medical report tonight on just how dangerous it can be. Electric scooters speeding down the street and the sidewalk all over the country. Now behind a rash of emergency room visits. Heres abcs marci gonzalez. Reporter tonight, doctors warning about extreme injuries caused by those trendy motorized scooters growing in popularity across the country. They dont understand the speed and the potential danger with that speed. Reporter a new study published this week tallying electric scooter injuries from two california emergency rooms. Finding 249 people hurt in one year alone. 91 were riders, not pedestrians. And most injured riders, 95 , were not wearing a helmet. Anybody who gets on a scooter going 15 miles an hour should definitely wear a helmet to protect their brain. Reporter Kelly Mitchum on her First Electric scooter ride in dallas, sent flying over the handle wars and landing face first. When you hit the cement at 17 mph, it hurts. Reporter pat brogan riding a scooter downhill in san diego when she says the brakes wouldnt work. Her crash leaving her cut and bruised, sending her to the hospital for surgery on her broken hand. I thought i was going to die. Reporter multiple cities across the country now banning electric scooters, some just temporarily as they study whether regulation is needed. And some people frustrated by them littering the streets and causing hazards for pedestrians, sending a message, setting them on fire and burying them in sand. One company bird telling us, injuries are only reported in a fraction of a percent of all rides. Experts say you should read the corporate agreement you sign acknowledging the risks. Tom . When we come back, the Measles Outbreak in this country. Confirmed cases still growing. Where its happening and what may be the reason. And the tennis phenom making headlines tonight. The youngest to win backtoback in years. The other big headline about where she is in the game. Oback in years. The other big headline about where she is in the game. 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On average, well live move more in eleven homes. In the world. And every time we move, things change. Apartments become houses, cars become mini vans. As we upgrade and downsize, an allstate agent will do the same for our protection. Now that you know the truth, are you in good hands . Time now for our index, time now for our index, and some tense moments on the ice in toledo, ohio, caught on bodycam. Take a look at this. A teenage boy fallen through a frozen pond. Hes trapped and barely staying afloat. Police rushing to the rescue and then taking a terrifying turn when officer after another falls into that frigid water when the ice all started to break. Hold on to the rope give me your hand, give me your hand other officers moving in, pulling in those two officers that were stranded and the teenager. Everyone is expected to be okay and warming up. The urgent manhunt under way in louisiana tonight. A 21yearold suspect right there on the run for a shooting spree across two parishes. Dakota teriot is accused of killing five people, including his own father. That suspect now wanted for two counts of firstdegree murder, illegal use of weapons and home invasion. Police say hes armed and dangerous. That major Measles Outbreak weve been following out of washington state. The governor declaring a state of emergency in all counties tonight. The count of confirmed cases now over three dozen. Many of them children. More than 25 of those confirmed patients had not been v vaccinated. A grand slam win tonight. Naomi osaka becoming the worlds number one ranked female tennis player, winning backtoback firstplace wins against Serena Williams at the u. S. Open and tonight the australian open. Osaka the worlds first asian tennis champion. The youngest to old that top spot in nearly a decade. Good for her. When we come back, an incredible story. One man getting the miracle of his own memories and the moment he never thought hed see. Stay with us. Est. 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See your doctor right away if you have new or worse cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, diarrhea, severe stomach pain or tenderness, nausea or vomiting, rapid heartbeat, increased hunger or thirst, constipation, dizziness or fainting, changes in urine or eyesight, muscle pain or weakness, joint pain, confusion or memory problems, fever, rash, itching, or flushing. These are not all the possible side effects. Tell your doctor about all your medical conditions, including immune system problems, if youve had an organ transplant, had or plan to have a stem cell transplant, or have lung, breathing, or liver problems. dr. Kloecker any day you can give good news to a patient is a good day. avo living longer is possible. Its tru. Keytruda, from merck. With more fdaapproved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. Finally tonight, one mans amazing grace. Finally tonight, one mans amazing grace. Spending years in darkness, now at last what he calls the miracle. Lately, youll find charleston, west virginia, resident philip dunn flipping through old photos. Hell tell you hes living in the past, and its completely fine by him. The last clear vision i had of my daughter was her high school graduation. Reporter when he was 45 years old, dunn was diagnosed with cataracts and, even worse, macular degeneration. The doctor said, you know, its not that bad. It probably wont give you trouble for years. Reporter but dunn says within months he started seeing black dots in the center of his vision that eventually turned into blindness. That was 14 years ago. I was really upset. I was thinking about all the things i had lost. And the lord just reminded that i still had a wife. I still had two kids. I still had a home. Reporter dunn never gave up hope. Something, even what he calls a miracle, could happen to him. This past august, i started having real severe headache in my left eye. Reporter dunn says a cataract ruptured. He needed surgery, and doctors thought when they removed it, eventually he would only be able to see some light. But as he was recovering, dunn says what he hoped and prayed for happened right before his eyes. I pulled the patch off, and my eye was swollen shut. And so i just kind of pried it open, and i could see light. I was excited about that. I just popped it open all the way, and i could see. It was surreal because i havent seen for so long. Thats when i went into the kitchen, and i saw my wife. She was the first face id seen in 14 years clearly. Reporter he had never seen his grandchildren. And though he danced with his daughter at her wedding, he never saw what it looked like. The dance we practiced for years. I couldnt really tell what she was doing, and then to be able to see me do it with her was just the dream come true. What a moment. We thank the dunn family for sharing that story. We thank you for watching. Im tom llamas in new york. Im tom llamas in new york. 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