To the bbc news at six. Britain could pay £18 billion to secure a two year transitional deal after brexit to smooth our exit from the European Union. The Prime Minister is expected to make the offer in a key speech on brexit in italy tomorrow. In return, theresa may wants continued access to the Single Market during that time and for britain to be able to negotiate its own trade deals. Heres our Political Correspondent vicki young. Has borisjohnson has Boris Johnson been has borisjohnson been won over . Are you and the Prime Minister agreed on brexit, sir . He denied he was planning on resigning if the cabinet did not go his way but he appears to have signed up to the Prime Ministers brexit plan. Ministers were given half an hour to read the speech theresa may will make tomorrow, which she hopes will reinvigorate talks with the eu. Her party is divided over how quickly we break ties with the European Union. Her task is to find a compromise. So what could the Prime Ministers brexit off
the fact that even before you get to the issue of positive train control, you ve got a situation where for whatever reason that locomotive went from 70 miles an hour to 106 miles an hour if a period of 39 seconds and reached a speed of 106 miles an hour on a curved track where the speed restriction was auto mil 50 miles an hour. positive train control could have stopped that situation. but the real issue is what brought on that situation? why was that train why was that locomotive going at that speed in excess of twice the limit? michael ollie, good to talk you to. we ll watch the case and see what happens. i think a lot of eyes at your firm as well want to know what the ntsb comes up with. thank you very much. thank you. coming up next, beyond the many injuries and lives lost in the philadelphia derailment, there is this temporary loss of a critical commuter route. it is disrupting thousands of lives. it is costing the economy
this tragedy. remember, 200 were injured. eight people were killed. joining me now frommed in is attorney michael ollie who is representing bruce phillips. thank you for being us with. if you can just answer how is your client doing today? he s doing better. he s been released from the hospital which is good news. he s got a long road ahead of him. he still has major concussion. he has orthopedic and neurological injuries. he will be out of work for some period of time. but will hopefully work towards a recovery. so obviously at this very early stage, even the ntsb said they don t know exactly what happened and why the train sped up. could be mechanical. it could be an issue with the operator. it could be a lot of different things. we also know that the train control would have stopped it. it wasn t there. so with all of these looming questions, and that s just the tip of the iceberg, really, who are you suing exactly and how can you be so sure you re going after the right party?
of the great wall, and we ll get his take today, what he saw and what he thinks it means for you and your money, and the boeing dreamliner, the brand new company, flagship plane. the operation center. they are tracking the flights of every sickle one of these 787s, and we re tracking them. we re going to take you out to the op center in just a few moments. sue is out today. michelle live at the nyse. hi, michelle. hey there, tyler. let s get a market check and show you what s going on. talk more about what to do on a day like today. the danching ow jones industriae is lower by a full percentage point. the s&p down 1.5%, industrials off 177 points and the s&p down 24 points and the nasdaq lower by 47 points. josh, i guess we could say we re off the lows. that s right. that s a half glass full kind of interpretation. you do have the blue chips down about triple digits right now. two really broad concerns. one fed tapering, right, the fed signaling they could taper. stil