:13:02
Look, I realize every
cub reporter in a skirt...
:13:05
must go ga-ga at the great
Peter Brackett approaching them...
:13:08
but I can't believe you're trying to hit
on me while I'm covering a story.
:13:10
So let me set you straight.
You have zero chance of scoring here.
Trust me. Move on.
:13:15
I'm sorry. Where'd you say
you're from? Bitchville?
:13:20
All right,
last question, please.
:13:21
Yes, was there a data recorder
on the train? And if so...
:13:23
when will that tape
be made available?
:13:26
Hang in there, Peterson.
:13:29
Yes, there is a data recorder
on the train. Now, when it's
gonna be available, I can't say.
:13:33
How long before
the line will be open?
:13:35
Our inspectors are here now.
We'll have that for you shortly.
:13:38
- Found him.
- All right, thank you, folks.
That's it. Thank you.
:13:58
- Ray Boggs?
- Uh, yes, sir.
:14:00
Uh, let's talk about what happened
tonight, Ray. Is this your wife?
:14:03
- Uh, yes, yes. Yes it is.
- Well, uh, would you mind
waiting here, Mrs Boggs?
:14:06
- We won't be long.
- Sure, I'll wait.
:14:08
Thank you.
:14:21
Sorry to bother you,
but I think I've got a scoop.
:14:24
Hey, bother me!
I can use it.
:14:26
Come in. Tell me,
what have you got?
:14:29
A name. Ray Boggs.
:14:31
Midrail didn't want to say who was
responsible for checking the coupling...
:14:35
so I followed a couple of
Midrail guys back to the office.
:14:37
And there he was, Mr Coupling himself,
waiting in the parking lot.
:14:41
They whisked him upstairs, but they
left his wife there for the taking.
:14:44
She told me her husband's name,
but then she clammed up on me.
:14:48
There was something about the way
she clammed up made me think
she had something more to say.
:14:54
By the way, Peter Brackett
was out there tonight.
:14:58
- You're kidding!
- Don't you worry.