one of the passengers, matthew cheeseman, was in a sleeper car with his wife and daughter on their way to florida. he joins us now. matthew, you were asleep, but what do you remember once the train crashed? >> we remember being thrown out of our seats on to the floor, with a lot of metal coming down around us. we remember the lights going off, the smell of smoke. and just being banged around. >> what did you do in the moment? did you call out to your wife, to your daughter? there must have been so much confusion. >> my daughter and i were laying side-by-side. when the actual train crashed, together, we were thrown on to the floor. we actually, i had my arms around her when we hit the ground. but the key piece about it, we just kind of stood up, and the amtrak personnel was outstanding on our car to try to help us get off. and of course, you can't say enough about the first responders. >> matthew cheeseman, one of the passengers on that train. >>> we move on to the heated controversy over the memo, republican members casting doubt on the fbi's surveillance. president trump claiming it's

place just two months after the country declared victory over the so-called islamic state it's not cheeseman the government is hoping will convince international businesses that now is the time to invest in the country's future. and i would have your thoughts on valentine's day millions of people buy into it with millions of love as around the world getting bouquets of flowers now with europe in the grip of winter if you were lucky enough to receive a bunch chances are your flowers came from somewhere sunny like kenya in fact they cut flower industries to the country's economy the competition from neighboring ethiopia is putting the business risk. at the syrian flower farm in central kenya all these stem to beauties are processed by hand from harvesting to bundling to packing for transport. tons of flowers are prepared for market on these work tables . the company's director hamish kerr runs a well organized and highly efficient operation each flower arrives in stores no later than two days after their cut people line up outside the packing facility every day looking for work the regional ec

place just two months after the country declared victory over the so-called islamic state it's not cheeseman the government is hoping will convince international businesses that now is the time to invest in the country's future. and it's back over now to thank you so much talent well the leader of the opposition in zimbabwe morgan has died of cancer at the age of sixty five the announcement was made by the vice president of his political party the movement for democratic change. was his party's candidate in the controversial two thousand and two presidential election losing to robert mugabe. they are contested the first round of the twenty two thousand and eight election winning almost half of the vote they claim to have won a majority they held onto office until deposed last november. and for more we're joined by. a hearing from harare thank you so much for being with us we know that child died in the clinic in johannesburg apparently he had reportedly been suffering from colon cancer his death will be an enormous blow to the opposition in zimbabwe won't it. definitely his death is a big bl

it's what water cheeseman and claude bencher and bruce randall auld worked towards and what emily griffith invested her life in. there's no other place like it. david mason, our poet laureate said it best. some come out west to beat the odds and find out the sky is the limit. some simply stare, no end to it. the way you can love a land, and quite a few of the people in it, give me the sage and sunlight, warm, even in winter, give me the moonlit snow, give me the cliffs and the farms can he wild flowers of colorado. one of the greatest joys in my life was when i was pitching baseball games in high school. you have to be so focused on every at tom of your being is intense, just totally intent on throwing that pitch to the perfect spot. but you'll never succeed without a great team behind you. the joy of these past seven years has been every bit as intense and every bit as sweet. i've been messed to work with an incredible group of people. like my cabinet and senior staff to stand up and again be recognized. [applause] [applause] and i also include all of you as part of this team. you are an

our commitment to maintain our institutions and cheeseman that we have realized on the ground, in palestine. we are determined to remain committed. we have never rejected dialogue, never rejected. we will continue to extend our hands to make peace and we will continue to exert efforts to --give and to the israeli end to israeli occupancy. we will continue to oppose any attempt cover regardless by who come to impose solutions that contradict. we have been granted the status observers --r nonmember observer state. we have become a state party to 105 international treaties and organizations. we have been recognized by 138. member states of the council that have not yet recognized the state. it is not a substitute for negotiation. againstion does not go negotiation. it promotes negotiation. i called upon members who have yet to recognize the state of palestine. in the future, we will intensify our efforts for full membership into the united nations. to get into national protection, -- ill come the situation is the longer bearable. the year for it independent homeland, just like all other people