impact our next guests -- fortress cofounder wes edens who owns brightline, the only privately owned r railroad, which just opened its second leg of service. wes, great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with bright line, now that you have service from miami to west palm beach how is ridership going so far? >> last weekend was the first weekend and we were sold out it's going to be the big subject down thereon we think there's lots of -- too short to drive, too long to fly. atlanta, charlotte, houston, dallas, st. louis, chicago many we think are viable >> and when you talk about railroads, you're talking about putting steel on the ground. >> well, you know it's a big impact on us, right? we try to lock in the construction stuf ahead of time so it's something we pay a lot of attention to. >> sofbank is buys a lot of stuff. a lot of people says fortress didn't enjoy the experience of being public, what is your thought about the current market and current mindset. a lot of founders have said it's more short term than ever. >> it's been an interesting experience i

we got thejob done, that man eden, with the penalty.as captain, picking up the trophy in a few minutes' time? do you know what, a dream come true, the first one as captain at the club. last year, we all knowjohn was the captain, but he let me get the armband and let me pick the trophy up in the premier league. but this is extra special for me. i am delighted that i have won these competitions, i didn't play in 2012, this one is extra special to play in. from a selfish point of view, it is not the same when you have not played, put everything on the pitch. your manager played, put everything on the pitch. youi’ manager was played, put everything on the pitch. your manager was celebrating, do you wa nt your manager was celebrating, do you want him to stay? we needed to achieve this goalfor want him to stay? we needed to achieve this goal for everybody, no matter what happens in the future, but we're not in control of that, i am sure they make the best decision for him and his family and the club, who knows what'll happen? it is important

whitby moors bus, we will have one of those. edens. i think that somebody like us will always be needed. and we're happy to do it. but we don't really want to have to keep on taking overfailing bus services because that shouldn't be the case, should it? it is all the more reason, then, to cherish remaining routes like the 840, on which you can go where you need to while soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, north yorkshire. lucy martin has the weather. hello there. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far for scotland, northern ireland and wales and we've also seen some pretty spectacular thunderstorms. bank holiday monday looks like it will offer something similar. some good spells of warm sunshine but still the risk of thundery showers, parts of east anglia, southern england and wales. they will be fairly hit and miss. not everyone catching one but if you do see one, they could cause some disruption. there will be plenty of sunshine around, the early mist and fog largely rolling back to eastern coastal areas and i

whitby moores bus, we will have one of those. edeneeded. and we're happy to do it. but we don't really want to have to keep on taking overfailing bus services because that shouldn't be the case, should it? it is all the more reason, then, to cherish remaining routes like the 840, on which you can go where you need to while soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, north yorkshire. an illegal immigrant from africa has been hailed a hero after scaling a block of flats in paris to save a boy who was hanging from a fourth floor balcony. that's mamoudou gassama on the left, who in less than a minute pulled himself up with his bare hands, and grabbed the child — while a neighbour was trying to hold on from another flat. in the past half hour, president emmanuel macron has thanked him personally during a meeting at the elysee palace.

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eden blythe. somebody like us will always be needed. and we are happy to do it.t really want to have do keep taking over failing but we don't really want to have do keep taking overfailing bus services, because that should not be the case, should it? it is all the more reason, then, to cherish remaining routes like the 840, on which you can go where you need to wild soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, north yorkshire. go further afield now with the travel show. coming up on this week's show: i find out how to stop holiday selfies putting animals at risk. poacher hunt them in the forest because they are quite cute. 0h, chico's holding my hands, yes, hello chico. we are hunting for icebergs on a budget. plus, we go underground in search of london's hidden rivers. we are so far down there we can actually hear the cirle and district line rumbling through. this week we're talking selfies. taking a photo of your travels to share on social media is an essential part of the trip for many people, and some will go to great lengths to get that perfect snap. but

((cont vo)) four people that includes the emt's were taken to eden hospital for their injuries.they were treated and released.tag we haven;t heard specifically about the driver of the audi. uber tells kron 4 they're investigating whether they were on the clock.live in castro valley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (vicki) we first told you about the deadly crash, through a breaking news push alert... download the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news.. when it happens in your <...what i can say is this is not over...> (grant) another big story... tonight more than two dozen homes have been destroyed on hawaii's big island.(grant) the kilauea volcano started erupting late last week. there have been more than a thousand earthquakes since then. (vicki) kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and has been closely monitoring the new information coming in tonight. j.r. are things getting any better? (j.r.) it really depends on what your defenition of better is. 26 homes have been destroyed and new cracks are still appearing on the big island of hawaii. unfortunately the end does not seem near. th

. >> we spent an hour and a half waiting and couldn't find out what happened until they called us from eden. >> as of this afternoon, the audi driver is being treated at eden medical center in castro valley. three others inside the ambulance suffered injured but released from hospital yesterday. investigators have yet to determine who is solely responsible for the crash. in san lorenzo chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> embaeltsed judge aaron persky is breaking silence finally, four weeks before the voters decide whether to recall him from the bench. persky has been widely criticized for giving a six-month sentence to a formerstoneford student convicted of sexual assault. abc 7 news reporter david louie. >> judge persky has been silent for two careers and he says he was surprised by the black after he sentenced brock turner to six months for sexual assault. this is turner leaving the jail after three months. critics said the sentence was too lenient why speak up now. >> i think judges should zip it and take the heat and criticism. it's only when you get to a point where there is a very real chance

the second low we had wednesday is now in salt lake city, here's the next one coming from eden west northwestdrops and monday and tuesday i think we will be lit up like a couple days ago. low clouds slow to retreat, thunderstorms will still pick up. we have a low dropping and that will enhance the fog which will give us drizzle i think saturday morning and sunday morning. morning fog. if you get sunshine, you get breeze. temperatures should be closer to 80, it is a cooler forecast, even on sunday, upper 70s for a few, i am reluctant to go to 79 in brentwood, that would also be in the 50s and 60s. it is all below average. it stays cooler into sunday. >> we will take it, thank you very much. >>> we will be right back, stay with us. >>> you're looking at pictures where a shooting took place. it is in santa fe texas. about 35 miles to the southeast . we just heard from a police officer, a sheriff just moments ago it is believed to be a student, the suspect. another has been detained, also a student. multiple fatalities, it so far, could be as many as 10. the majority our students and perhaps a st

eden medical center, barely alive. now, the alameda county sheriff's office says before she died, she made a dying declaration that led investigators to the suspects. we were inside the courtroom all morning, and i can tell you it was a little unusual, there was an emotional outburst from the galley as melissa leonardo entered the not guilty, from one of lizette cuesta's relatives. now, there was also an unusual thing that happened right before we were expected to hear daniel gross entera plea. the judge said all reporters were not allowed to be in the courtroom so we were removed and didn't see that part of the process. but daniel gross will be in the courtroom this afternoon at 2 p.m. reporting live here in dublin, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> santa rosa police are looking for one of two suspects in the fatal stabbing of a third man last night. johnny luis martinez is believed to have been involved in a fight with the victim on slater street last night. the second suspect is this man, gabriel. both took off in a white chevy equinox. the california tag number is 6yzm739. call santa rosa police with information. >>> palo alto police are looking for

eden. which is a sad thing to say. he had bouts of drinking and gambling. we know he did help madison because we see his handwriting on some of the transcribed notes. but he did have huge binges. he would disappear and no one would know where he would be for months, oftentimes in debtor's prison. he wrote in his journal, "i could never temper things properly." there is a lot of anxiety around him. james paid a lot of his debt, about $20,000. there was another amount that he pay for that he never told dolley. this added up to more than a million dollars in terms of current numbers. when not worrying about payne or managing these guests and family members, dolley had another big job. that was caretaker and secretary for james madison. she was really at his side every step of the way, editing and copying papers which were very important to madison, in part because he really hoped it would help dolley pay for debt, which they were deeply in. so madison dies on june 28, 1836, and dolley is devastated. in his will, he entrusts his papers to his dear wife, having ent

we got one e-mail obtained by the sierra club showing he dined at the five star hotel eden in rome. it offers a taftding menu for over 300 $ a person. his entire trip cost about $120,000. this is just one of the many stories that have come out about scott pruitt over the last month or so. the epa continuing to defend their boss against these questions. i'm joined now by former epa administrator under president bush and kristine todd wit man. thank you for join s us on the show. i no, i you've been following the headlines as they kim out. i will ask you simply when you were an administrator would you have expected to keep your job if you did kwha scott pruitt did? >> not past the first minute. ethical tone deafness of this man is unbelievable and it's costing us taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. people have got to start getting upset about it. >> so scott pruitt's epa makes the argument that this is all legit, right? he's got security concerns. we talk about the italy travel pruitt is said he was attending important meetings at the g-7. and then he said was dumbfounded by a

>> here at the museum we have the display set up where we are putting a selection of books and title bring biblical expression. east of eden is genesis four, the story of cain and abel. you have god sending cain out to the east and vanishing after breaking code of conduct and killing his brother. so, you know, steinbach is drawing on the novel of good and evil and the struggle between -- between brothers that are trying to please their father and so steinbach was able to pick up on the title give extra meaning. >> the sun also rises, ernst hemmingway. >> yeah, the -- let me pass on that one for the moment. >> well, let's come back then to eric maria remark, time to love and a time to die. >> yeah, for mark, the title, a deeply meaningful book, starts with vanity and struggle of finding where do we find meaning in life, in life so full and chapter three verse 2, you know, you have the quote, there's a time to be born and a time to die also picking up on sort of, you know, familiar litany of different ideas of their being times to do different things, also seen in verse 8 there. so for remark, you know, you know, the volume

eden blythe is one of them, rebadging local buses and paying with donations. i think that somebody like us will always be needed. and we're happy to do it. but wecase, should it? it's all the more reason, then, to cherish remaining routes like the 840, on which you can go where you need to while soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, north yorkshire. let's get the wqeather now with stav danaos. it has not been fabulous for everyone. violent thunderstorms through the midlands yesterday brought catastrophic flooding as we heard. through the rest of this afternoon. low cloud and mist burns back and another fine and warm and sunny day and humid across sunny areas and we could see showers and thunderstorms. a bit hit and miss with sums gained right altogether. 20 celsius across the south west and north east of scotland but low cloud and mist rolls back in across many areas and we could see and read down pours. we start tuesday on a grey note with cloud breaking and burning back to the coast. lots of sunshine in northern and western areas but across many in central and southern areas, and storms breaking out which could be heavy and another

eden blythe is one of them. rebadging local buses and paying with donations. i think that somebody like us, will always be needed. and we're happy to do it. but wedn't be the case, should it? it's all the more reason then to cherish remaining routes like the 840 on which you can go where you need to, while soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, in north yorkshire. it really is a lovely part of the world. let's find out if the weather is lovely on the bank holiday. how was it looking? in fact the whitby area is pretty grey and misty at the moment, that is burning back and fading away from parts of the midlands and wales. lots of sunshine around in southern areas like the isle of wight, but those high temperatures, maybe 28 celsius, is also sparking thunderstorms which are developing across parts of the south—east. heading into the overnight period, that low cloud and mist will rollback westwards once again so it will be a cloudy end to the night. warm and muggy in the south, temperatures just into double figures and more north—west. 0nce the low cloud and missed burns back to the coast, there could be some patches of cloud remaining into

we live in a media environment in which the urgent crowds out the important. but this weekend, i'm going to stick to my plan and talk about teachers. in eastern -- "east of eden," john stein beck writes, in the country, the teacher was not only an intellectual para gotten and a social leader but also the matrimonial catch of the country side. a family could indeed walk proudly if a son married the teacher. the average pay for a teacher in america adjusted for inflation has actually declined over the last 15 years while health care has risen substantially. teachers own 60% of what a professor with considerable education does. with low wages and stretched resources. american educators burn out and quit the profession at twice the rate of some of the highest achieving countries. since 35% fewer americans have studied to become teachers in recent years, she notes there are massive teacher shortages, forcing schools nationwide to hire more than 100,000 people who lack the proper qualifications. in fact, it is so hard for public schools to find qualified americans that many districts are starting to recruit teachers from low-wage countries like the philippines. it'

we have here? >> so, this is a cope that was made for pius ix. >> stephen: okay. >> so it shows various scenes, and then the nativity in the middle, the expulsion from the garden of edeni don't want to read the whole thing, because i haven't finished the bible. and i don't-- i don't want any spoilers, okay. what would this go for? >> it's priceless. >> stephen: price-- okay. >> priceless. >> stephen: everybody knows the price. what are we talkin'? is there anything? is there anything-- >> it's out of our price range, stephen. >> stephen: all right, okay. >> okay? >> stephen: well, i got a tv show. i make a lot of money. all right. andrew, anna, what do-- what do we have here? >> so this is a chasuble. >> stephen: a chasuble. now, is that-- that's a fancy name for poncho? >> it's a name for a liturgical vestment. >> stephen: being around all these holy vestments with a fashion icon like anna gave me an idea. all right, anna, cards on the table time. get out the claws. let's play "who poped it better"! and john xxiii versus benedict xvi. which pope wore it better? >> benedict. >> benedict. >> stephen: benedict. really? what is it about benedict? you think he's rockin' t

eden blythe is one of them. rebadging local buses and paying with donations. i think that somebody like us will always be needed. and we're happy to do it. but wee the 8a0 on which you can go where you need to, while soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, in north yorkshire. beautiful weather there. time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello, again. most of us had a warm day with plenty of afternoon sunshine but there were just one or two thundery showers, that was one of the storms growing through the afternoon in haywards heath, west sussex. we had fairly heavy rain, but nothing like the torrential downpour that brought flash flooding across birmingham on sunday. the weather picture overnight tonight, this cloud across the north sea will come back inland, becoming extensive. there will be some fog patches around coastal areas, maybe the east midlands. a mild night for all of us, but quite muggy at times in the south. tuesday, sunny spells and showers, the best of the sunshine coming through in the afternoon, as the early morning cloud tends to slowly clear away. the main risk of showers will be across southern counties o

eden blythe is one of them. rebadging local buses and paying with donations. i think that somebody like us will always be needed. and we're happy to do it. but weon which you can go where you need to, while soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, in north yorkshire. let's find out what the weather is doing. it has been a lovely day up and down the country away from the east coast which was rather cool and grey. there was thunder clouds have been building up in a few places particularly across the south coast into south—west england and wales. they will rumbled on for the next few hours and has allowed. —— fizzle out. grey cloud across eastern coasts spreading further west has the night wears on. western fringes will stay clear and dry. the chance ofa will stay clear and dry. the chance of a few more thundery showers in the south—east. warm and muggy. tuesday starts grave. through the morning the cloud should break up and sunshine appears. missed until cloud will burn back to the cloud. the threat and southern parts of isolated showers and thunderstorms as temperatures reach the mid—20s. warm and humid. stays like that for much of this w

eden? two very similar institutions in every way? maybe we can talk about that. but, what do you think is the most significant development, in terms of faith and the faithful and the gop? >> clearly, the most surprising is that thou shalt not commit sex with a porn star is an optional amendment among evangelicals now days. and, that is a plus for a lot of people. i would say that the most surprising thing that really struck me, was how wrong i was. in-around the year 2010, i wrote a book called city of man, where we postulated that the model of social engagement of the religious right was reaching its exhaust. that something new and better was in the offing. that old leaders and old institutions were passing. and, i had seen some evidence of that when working with religious groups on issues like aids -- global aids, or malaria. other issues that seem to broaden the range of --. >> but, i think we saw something very different in 2016. different than what i expected. you saw from a lot of evangelicals, a fairly apocalyptic tone. pat robertson said that this, if hil

eden blythe is one of them. rebadging local buses and paying with donations. i think that somebody like us, will always be needed. and we're happy to do it. but we't be the case, should it? it's all the more reason then to cherish remaining routes like the 840 on which you can go where you need to, while soaking up the views. simon gompertz, bbc news, in north yorkshire. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime — a man has been killed afterflash flooding in the west midlands parts of birmingham had more than a month's rainfall, in just one hour yesterday. the clear—up operation is under way. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. this is bbc news our latest headlines... we start with some breaking news at this hour from greater manchester and a murder investigation has been launched after a man died and a number of others were injured. this happened when a car collided with pedestrians in stockport last night. greater manchester police were cold to the salisbury nightclub in the area of burlington last night. it is thought a black audi