theoretically, yes. the equipment is such that it s global positioning satellite technology which will stop a train if it is exceeding the standard mileage requirement of that track. but it has to be activated, obviously, and has to be there so that it can be used. larry man, appreciate it. thank you. thank you. is the special counsel s russia probe coming to a close? the white house sure thinks so. sources close to bob mueller s team however say the investigation is far from over. details ahead. president trump slamming a new report that says he considered pulling the nomination for neil gorsuch. the reporter who broke that story is with us next. whoooo.
charlie and beverly, hebner, take a listen to what they say it was like being on the train when it derailed. it was like being inside an exploding bomb. all of a sudden it was just crash and there i was down. the train went like this. there was this body lying there. i mean it was he hardly had any clothes on. the clothes had just been ripped off him. he was obviously dead? i think we were lucky to be getting out of here alive. then i decided we re fortunate, not lucky. i don t think luck had anything to do with it. reporter: and if you think about the fact that more than 70 people were taken to hospitals, ten in serious condition, those two people, that couple there, very lucky to be alive today. erica? absolutely. stephanie, thank you. also with us, larry man, an attorney, and also a congressional staffer and the
get right to the sage of southern california. joins us now from santa barbara where the temperature is 59 degrees. a catastrophe in that area miller 9 degrees new york city what say you? 50 better than you, my friend. it gets cold once in ail who. i like what you said about the green bay packer fans? ha are you going to do? it s weather. get on with it. you have got tomorrow brace it. billy, i have to say, apropos of the weather, the great larry man died yesterday favorite christmas special rudolph the red nose reindeer. the name is uconn