back to see if he had any drugs or alcohol in his system and find out if he was on any particular medications and if he was taking his medications. they ll do a 48-hour history to determine what kind of work/rest cycle he did. they may even question his family. all right. russ quinnby, thanks so much for being with us. appreciate it. you bet. all right. lawyers for president trump will meet with lawyers for the special counsel s office this week. that will be an interesting meeting. the white house with was hoping the probe would be over soon, but there are reports that that s not even close to being the case. new details about how much you, the taxpayer, paid to settle sexual harassment claims on capitol hill. tens of thousands of dollars. we have new reporting. any minute, house speaker paul ryan addresses reporters ahead of the vote in the house on this republican tax plan. what he will say, what they will ask, how he will defend this, ahead.
and charlie, they re 78 and 79 years old, take a listen to what they said was like being there on that train during this derailment? it was like being inside an exploding bomb. all of a sudden it was just crash and there i was down, and the train went like this. there was this body lying there. i mean it was he hardly had any clothes on. the clothes had been ripped off him. he was, obviously, dead. i think we were lucky to be getting out of here alive. and they went on to say charlie had going on to say he doesn t think it was luck, they were just fortunate they were able to make it out and bo both alive. very, very scary turn of events for people who just wanted to take the maiden voyage because they were excited about the new train line. thank you for the reporting in dupont, washington, we appreciate it. with us russ quinnby, former rail accident investigator for