the mist and fog will lift on monday, and we will have schiavo was coming and we will have schiavo was england. many places will have a dry day. the brighter skies, some sunshine coming through. weak sides and, of course, this time of year, but we have atlantic winds, so decent temperatures. a quiet start to the beat, and that continues in england and wales on tuesday. the winds are starting to pick up especially in the north—west, and we start receiving arriving, and it will unsteady and heavier. we will get a dose of wet and windy weather. some gale force winds, and the rainbow be heavy enough to give some localised flooding. low—pressure sweeping down across the country on wednesday, and clicking away on thursday, and then the wind direction changes to wind from the arctic. that will drag down much colder air by the end of the big, and very quickly as well. there will be sunshine around, but those sunshine showers put on rather wintry. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines: all four board members of the government's social mobility commission resign — the chairman says he h

mary schiavo is with me. drew griffin is with me.y schiavo, i have been watching you all day and looking at these pictures trying to make sense of how many cars were involved, how a train that was clearly all -- the cars were all connected and now some of them look parallel, dangling, upside down. what are your initial thoughts just looking at the pictures? >> from looking at the pictures, speed is a factor. when you have a situation where, for example, there is a rail out of alignment and it's a low-speed crash, what happens is the train cars come off, they fall over, but they pretty much stay kind of in a line if it's a low-speed event or if there was a slight alignment at a low speed. here we have several important things. coming into the curve. they were negotiating a curve. the whole point of of a high-speed train and the reason that amtrak, you know, and any train operator wants to sell it is to go fast. >> yeah. >> so they would be keeping their train at the speed limit and hopefully not above, and the initial indications are

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we started to argue about things like flag burning or terry schiavo, and the wedge issues, the cultural issues. and then we're doing that now. and that -- >> do you see that as a sign of weakness? >> yes, i do. i do. i think that -- i mean, republicans, we've always stood for limited government, economic freedom, free trade, and those issues we really can't claim that mantle now. then you have to ride off the base, and that's what we're seeing with some of the actions that the president has taken. you know, you may be able to win an election here or there. but as i said before, resentiment is not a governing philosophy. at some point you have to govern and move ahead with certain policies that have really animated the party for generations. i think until we return to that, we're going to be, you know, we're going to be in trouble electorally. >> where do you go? you determined you couldn't do what you wanted to do the right way at the ballot box, so what do you do next? how do you keep this fight up, if you want to keep it up in january of '19? >> for the next 14 months, i'm going to ha

mary schiavo is with us once again.ou're looking at the pictures, the live pictures we're showing and the engine. it jumps out at you that there's something extraordinary there. >> well, yes, the positioning of the engine -- there are two, so one, we've been talking about the one that was still left on the track, but these pictures that you've just put up, you can clearly see that there is a second one on the ground and it was obviously traveling at a rate of speed and, again, the fellow that we just talked to, mr. karnes made a good point that the train had taken other turns that were sharper than this at the same rate of speed, and it felt like to him it didn't slow down at those curve, but by seeing the engine lying on the ground, the speed and the inertial forces, and it appears to have turned around at such a rate of speed that it's -- it's -- it's literally not even in the same lineup, and the same line as some of the other cars, and so if it is not a speed issue then one would have to go back and once again consi

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be a sad michael schiavo upis is that all that but i know school source is almost the ways i am. and i invite you to come here and to see it. live and to pursue all meant to help with all that you dave. nice pink skies by the time hot. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. however got some lovely warm sunshine early summer sunshine and just a round of a plate some real heat just pumping its way into web want to sarris and the surrounding region losses showers further north as one would expect around that eastern side of brazil watches the heart of the amazon the usual rashness i was able to point to satirise thirty one celsius not bad as santiago two getting up to twenty eight degrees on friday often a thirty one as we go on through sas day in a similar valley as we go across into i want to say as for the north more heavy showers i shall continue little area of low pressure just offshore bringing some very wet weather just around the eastern side of brazil some pretty wet weather too pushing into the western side of the caravan of this massive cloud that we have this lot of c