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our system to their system so it speaks to our locomotives was that process is going well with union pacificblues they have been real leaders. >> not particularly well with thune. >> it is going better with them. northwest southern has done a good job with us and we are doing a good job with csx. >> you want to encourage csx. >> let me get to your question but i actually think well-timed well-run service between new orleans and mobile is a winner especially when it is both ways, 3 times, 4 times a day, big population centers. i am from the gulf coast. i live on the gulf coast so i'm familiar with that part of the world, it would work. the problem is until our preference rights and incremental cost rights under the 1971 statute that created amtrak are properly enforced, the question for reintroduction of that service was $2 billion. the challenge we have in all these markets where we have roots that make good sense we have never been able to get the preference right that amtrak has on the freights enforced and we have never been able to get them to think straight about true incremental costs

the building at the plant caught fire, the plant sits right next to the union pacific railroad tracks. traffic was briefly stopped during the fire. >>> let's turn your attention to the weather, just a gorgeous day out there. here's a live look from our mt. tam camera. beautiful skies, a little bit of blue, a little bit of cloud cover, but a beautiful nice day. >> just a few, a few scattered showers and may be chilly ones as well. here's a look at live doppler 7. here's what's happening across the bay area in terms of active weather. this is the storm that's brewing up in the gulf of alaska, you can see it takings shape there, a clearly defined structure. and the circulation around that storm is guiding moisture in that direction. the storm will rank 1 on the storm impact scale, this is tonight through sunday morning, a chance of scattered showers, with snow levels dropping to between 2,500 and 3,000 feet. isolated thunderstorms are possible tomorrow. here's our forecast animation taking us through this afternoon and this evening. notice the bay area will be dry, but we'll see that fir

out there that are down substantially that have much better -- i mean, i could be here all day union pacific has done better federal express. i would look at u.p.s. you know i like cat. they came out with great retail sales numbers for february i cummins has challenges i think the story still works. hd supply just put up a great number >> you're not mentioning utx because you don't like those or you didn't get to those yet? >> i think they're more expensive. i think a break up is interesting. i like these others much better. >> boeing? >> not here, no. >> too high? >> way way too high >> trade questions certainly around boeing. that stock is down nearly 1 perce1% today. what's your take on ge >> i was socializing on whether i should get a position. i never put it on. i own honeywell and i should be keep my mouth closed with owning honeywell. ge looks incredibly complicated. what interests me about ge is i was concerned about the pension obligations and it looks like they were going to come in where they were not going to be as onerous as expected. there are so many moving parts here and pote

you can't say i don't like nor for the being southern, i'm taking union pacific, because union pacific doesn't go where norfolk southern does. >> but you're making the case that you can't go anywhere else, you are offering support for the stock, you're telling me there is nowhere else to go. facebook is -- >> that is why united airlines because only down 6% taco bell, a lot of places to go yum brands, down 10. target really bad breach really kind of sub optimal management that quenwent down 18 zuck was not tone deaf, but there is a backlash against market power and there is a backlash against artificial intelligence. and the latter will not last because we love amazon when i buy something at amazon and they show me what else to buy, i buy it. and i say thanks jeff, i love you. will i say i wish be he hadn't sold that information? >> jeff says thank you, we love you. >> i think amazon is a buy down 25 today there, i've spoken >> pisani is on the floorfuling what is moving 00 what is a messy open dow down 250, bob. >> but we're off of the lows already. we were down 26 points in the s&p,

underperformer in all the ovrnlgs nouchlt names ryder system, fedex, ups, the railroad ls like union pacificransports are on the front lines of the trade situation we had the ceo of csx, jim foote on yesterday. he said a lot remains to be seen they could see negatives on gold sides, and some of their u.s. shippers might be benefitted by this they also consume a lot of steel. they said that ultimately if those costs do go up, they're going to have to be pushed out to their customers as well if this gets worse with a country like china, these are the guys that are going to be the first ones hit >> we should point out though, the russell 2000 and nasdaq have gone green apple working its way back to the flat line. >>> when we come bam, the oback the one year anniversary of snap did beat expectations for the first time ever last quarter we'll taub about whatlk about wr the company after this break moving in together and getting two of everything thing. those fur babies preparing you for real babies thing. that one for me, one for you, us together for the rest of forever thing. buy one iphone 8, g

crews from union pacific are laying down foundation to stabilize it. one of the big concerns is a pipe below the trestle holding diesel fuel. >> it is not uncommon when you have rivers and heavy storms and a lot of flow where the footings can become compromised. >> if it fell and collapses, it could have fell in the river and put the main traffic bridge in danger. >> crews backed out most of the diesel and have booms on stand- by to capture residual fuel. the operation will continue the next few days. the track is shut down to amtrak and freight trains. >>> storms are over, but obviously we're still feeling the effects. >> thankfully we're feeling a much bigger snowpack and a four -week pattern. seems like it doesn't rain for four week and then it pours. will it not rain for four weeks? i have no idea. the next seven days we'll be rain free ending a four week wet pattern from mid-february, lasted a long time, really helped out the snowpack and rainfall totals. now we go dry, pleasant day outside in pittsburg, high 73. you warm up tomorrow. campbell 68,

i mentioned it here before but the union pacific intermodal , cility in santa ter essay, in a has spurred millions infrastructure investment by other companies in state and local federal governments on both sides of the border. so the administration's trade policy on nafta has huge complications for infrastructure in my state. and the rest of the border region which is home to many, many millions of people. i know secretary perry's very familiar with this. nafta needs updating to take account of current trade conditions and to strengthen environmental and labor standards but nafta has been on the books for nearly a quarter of a century. so secretary ross, has the administration considered in any formal or rigorous way the impacts on border economies and infrastructure if the trump administration unilaterally withdraws from nafta? secretary ross: we've been visited by representatives of the transportation industry, of the oil and gas industry, just about every industry you can imagine as well as many state and local officials. so we have been highly sensitized to the dependence that a lot

they're being led higher right now by names like ups, csx, union pacific. csx has investor day going on right now. they put out some of the financial targets this morning the street seems to like those we also have the exclusive first time -- sitting down for a broadcast interview with csx ceo jim foot later today on closing bell in terms of ups, that stock is trading higher there are rumors and speculation that's berkshire hathaway is building its stake in this company right now. ups is not commenting on that. it's just speculation. it seems to be driving the stock. >> all right our thanks to you. we'll be watching your beat pretty closely let's get back to the hill and the chair. >> the ri >> i understand the rational behind creating this risk-blind rule but the question i have is ultimately, i have a hard time understanding why assets like treasury securities and funds on the positive federal reserve are also in that calculation can you defend that and answer the question if you are reviewing that practice? >> sure. so my view is that the binding require

particularly well with bnsf and union pacific, they've been real leaders. >> not particularly well with whom? >> well, it's going better with them. because they're moving along. norfolk southern's done a good job with us, and we still have work to do with csx. >> so you want to encourage csx -- >> we do. >> -- to be part of that. >> let me get to your question. i actually think that well-timed, well-run service between new orleans and mobile is a winner. especially if it's both ways, three times, four times a day, those are big population centers. i'm from the gulf coast, i live on the gulf coast, so i'm familiar with that part of the world. it would work. the problem is, until our preference rights and incremental cost rights under the 1971 statute that created amtrak are properly enforced, you know, right now the question for reintroduction of that service from csx was $2 billion. so the challenge we have in all of these markets where we have routes like that that make good sense, we've never been able to get the preference right that amtrak has on the freights enforced. and we've nev

like to thank the members of the reservoir c.a.c., mission housing, development corporation of pacific union development company and habitat for humanity for getting us to this point. as part of the project review process, the city hired a third party consultant to provide the board of supervisors for the consideration of have itting this feasibility of the issue. this is a necessary step before we can do an even deeper analysis of the project through project entitlement process. the board's fiscal feasibility findings do not permit the board of supervisors to approve any transactions or grant any entitlements to developers. the project still has to undergo environmental review and will be subject to public hearings before we make any decisions. there is an ongoing community process happening through the balboa c.a.c. i am responsible for insuring the questions are addressed and the city college is well represented and protected. approval of this resolution today will allow us to go deeper into the analysis of the impacts of this project and set the stage for those negotiations that would re

the union pacific -- was a 400 million-dollar investment that opened in 2014. it has spurred millions more by other companies and has state local federal governments. the administration's trade policy on nafta has huge implications for infrastructure my state. and the rest of the border region which is home to millions of people. i know secretary. his familiar with it. nafta needs updating to strengthen environmental labor standards. but it has been on the books for nearly one quarter of a century. secretary ross, has the administration considered the impact some border economies and infrastructure if the trump administration unilaterally withdraws from nafta? >> we've been visited by representatives of the transportation industry in the oil and gas industry, just about every industry you can imagine as well as state local officials. were highly sensitized on the mexican border and on the canadian border. so, we are keenly aware of the potential impact. >> has the administration made public any analysis of the legal consequences of unilateral withdrawal letter

at the pacific service credit union in pacifica.e suspect entered the store waiving a gun... demanded an undisclosed amount of cash...then ran off. this is a picture of the suspect...captured on video surveillance cameras. police say no one was injured in the robbery. the suspect currenlty remains at large. ( robin )in the north bay... sonoma county emergency services are keeping a close eye on creeks in the areas devestated by the north bay firestorm. kron4's maureen kelly shows us how they're watching for signs of potential flash flooding and mudslides. what's being called an atmospheric river was just making it's presence felt today in sonoma county....and while the storm is not expected to pack as much as punch up north as it is in the central coast....that doesn't mean the county's emergency services here is dropping their guard.we're still taking this very seriously. it's probably the single most rainfall producing storm we're going to see yet this winter since the fireside signs have been posted warning residents that this is

at the pacific service credit union. the thief walked into the store waving a gun. he demanded an unknown amount of cash... then ran off. this is a picture of the man police are looking for... it was captured on surveillance cameras. police say no one was hurt in the robbery. ( terisa ) another big story this morning... police say the austin serial bomber confessed... in a 25-minute video. mark conditt left the video on his phone... before law enforcement closed in on him. but police say the confession video does ánotá reveal a motive... instead conditt talked about the bombs he made. police say there was no reference to terror groups or to hate groups. they called the video an outcry of a very challenged young man. we are also learning that conditt bought some parts for the bombs at fry's electronics. these are surveillance images of him inside the store. police were able to use his receipts from the store to track him down. his bombs killed two people and wounded several others. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) who are these peo

countries the trade minister kim chung already discussed as with the european union trade commissioner. the revised trans-pacific partnership spin signed in chile what's being hailed as a powerful move against protectionism its future was in doubt for more than a year after the us president pulled this country out of the agreement for the new deal reduced tariffs for eleven countries and connect economies worth ten trillion dollars seven people have been killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital kabul seven others were wounded in the blast as a police checkpoint near a gathering of a shia minority there's no immediate claim of responsibility however there have been a series of attacks in the city by both the taliban and i saw in recent months. those are your headlines it's inside story now. a very rare nerve agent that's what the u.k.'s interior minister says was used to poison a formal russian spy and his daughter it follows a number of mysterious deaths in the u.k. of recent years of people linked to russia which flatly denies any involvement so what are the implications of this latest attack this i

countries the trade minister kim chung already discussed this with the european union trade commissioner. the revised trans-pacific partnership spin signed in chile what's being hailed as a powerful move against protectionism its future was in doubt for more than a year after the us president pulled this country out of the agreement for the new deal reduced tariffs for eleven countries and connect economies worth ten trillion dollars seven people have been killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital kabul seven others were wounded in the blast as a police checkpoint near a gathering of a shia minority there's no immediate claim of responsibility however there have been a series of attacks in the city by both the taliban and i saw in recent months. the headlines it's inside story now. a very rare nerve agent that's what the u.k.'s interior minister says was used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter it follows a number of mysterious deaths in the u.k. of recent years of people linked to russia which flatly denies any involvement so what are the implications of this latest attack this is inside st

one senator represents the union pacific railway system, the other the railway central. so we cannot pretend that it is impossible for the united states to be disabled and corrupted by special interests. our history refutes that thought. so we need to keep our guard up as americans against corrupting forces and this unlimited dark flow of money into our politics is a corrupting force. congress is embarrassing and culpable failure to act on climate change is one face of a coin. turn it over and the opposite of that coin is corruption exactly as the founders knew it, the public good ignored for the special interests wielding power. in this case the power of money. climate failure, dark money, dark money, climate failure. two sides of the same even coin. -- evil coin. if that thought is not cheerful enough. wait, there's more. there's the phony science operation that gives rhetorical cover to the dark money political science operation. this is a big effort with dozens of well-funded front groups participating, supported by bogus think tanks, well-described as the think tank

union trade commissioner. eleven countries have signed a revised trans-pacific partnership trade deal in chile there hailing it as a move against protectionism after the us pulled out of the room and last year it will reduce tariffs for eleven countries and connected colonies around the pacific worth ten trillion dollars. seven people have died in a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital kabul seven others were wounded in the blast of a police checkpoint near a gathering of the shia minority there is no immediate claim of responsibility almost one million people are without power after heavy snow in the northeast of the u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week more than eight hundred thousand people are enduring widespread electricity cuts some of them without power for almost a week now both the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one o one east. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a slow news biggest tech success story the company was bought by. hundreds of thousa

at the pacific service credit union on contra costa boulevard. the suspect passed a note demanding money. he also displayed a handgun on his waistband. he ran from the credit union after getting the cash. no one was hurt during the robbery. >>> all right. let's take a look and talk temperatures before we get to the radar. it's very mild this morning. 60 in san bruno and belmont. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s on the peninsula. same thing everywhere else. san jose, concord and san rafael. 60 degrees. that's about as warm as it will get today. look at the downpours moving through mill valley, larkspur, fairfax and heading up towards lucas valley and novato. heading across the richmond-san rafael bridge. heading up towards hercules and up 80. you can see 24 there at the lower right-hand side of your lowecreen and 680 north of waln creek. there you go. this is moderate to heavy rain falling right now. let's talk about your activity planner. it revolves around rain, at least at home. if our out and about, rab and showers this afternoon. you'll

union trade commissioner. eleven countries have signed a revised trans-pacific partnership trade deal in chile they're hailing it is a move against protectionism after the us pulled out of the agreement last year to reduce tariffs for eleven countries and connect economies around the pacific worth ten trillion dollars. dollar transformer campaign chairman paul manifold has denied charges of bank fraud and tax crimes is due to go on trial in july u.s. special counsel robert muller charged him as part of a wide ranging probe into alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election. syrian forces are continuing their relentless air and ground offensive against eastern the also close to the capital damascus more than nine hundred people have been killed since the offensive on the rebel stronghold began almost three weeks ago syrian activists have posted video showing what looks like a chlorine gas attack island's government has agreed to hold a referendum in may on whether to overturn a constitutional ban on abortion currently terminations are only allowed if the mother's life is at risk almost one

accused of robbing the pacific service credit union on contra costa boulevard wednesday.the suspect passed a note to a teller demanding money while flashing a handgun in his waistband. the man was last seen running southbound on contra costa boulevard. (catherine) in the south bay. a homeless shelter in sunnyvale will extend its operations from six months....to year-round. the santa clara county board of supervisors voted unanimously to spend more than one-point-one million dollars to make the change at the 'home-first' shelteron hamlin court in sunnyvale.. it's now the county's second shelter to open year-round - along with san jose. (grant) on the peninsula -- three workers in got sick while cleaning out an empty apartment on willow road...in menlo park. they complained of a strong odor... firefighters later said that other workers felt better after going outside. there were initial suspicions the unit might have been used as a meth lab....but a haz-mat team traced the problem to a more simple source --- -a variety of cleaning products. the area is now considered safe.

union trade commissioner. eleven countries have signed the revised trans-pacific partnership trade deal in chile they're hailing it as a move against protectionism after the us pulled out of the room and last year it will reduce tariffs for eleven countries and connected colonies around the pacific worth ten trillion dollars. seven people have died in a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital kabul seven others were wounded in the blast of a police checkpoint near a gathering of the shia minority media claim of responsibility almost one million people are without power after heavy snow in the northeast of the u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week or than a hundred thousand people are enduring widespread electricity cuts some of them without power for almost a week now as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one o one east ahead of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a slow news biggest tech success story the company was bought by. hundreds of thousands of real hinge a mus

union trade commissioner. eleven countries have signed the revised trans-pacific partnership trade deal until a there hailing it is a move against protectionism after the us pulled out of the agreement last year it will reduce terrorists for eleven countries and connect economies around the pacific worth ten trillion dollars. syrian opposition activists have reported no overnight air strikes or shelling on a rebel held on klav near damascus for the first time in ten days more than nine hundred people have been killed since the offensive on the eastern alter began almost three weeks ago russia imposed a five hour daily ceasefire for civilians to leave but few have left the area united nations security council demanded an immediate cease fire. the red cross says thirteen trucks will go into eastern walter later on friday they'll bring in much needed aid and supplies delivery was for stoned on thursday because of the fighting. seven people have died in a suicide bombing on afghanistan's capital kabul seven others were wounded in the blast targeting a gathering of the sheer minority there's no immediate claim of re

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trump has scrapped for example transit the pacific partnership east scripted to the free trade agreement that was planned between the european union and the us and he said repeatedly that he prefers bilateral relationships so that is the danger here and that's why we might not have a trade war at our heads right now already but trump definitely teed up for a trade war it's become more likely myself monday w. correspondent brussels thank you. and it's back to brian now about a u.s. response to russia's actions in the continuing tragedy in syria strike first off the united states has slammed russia for failing to implement a un backed cease fire in syria's eastern ghouta now almost a week since the un backed the truce the rebel held area near damascus the syrian capital remains under daily assault russia has organized the daily polls and hostilities meant to allow aid in and residents out but there's a military stalemate on the ground and distrust on all sides in the student debt kicked up by the bombing blocks out the sun. each day paramedics pick up more dead an engine. there is a sensibly a truce in place here and eighty five hou

union so we will see how they react to them on friday and we will see then if the. trauma toweled says unilateral import tariffs his neighbors canada mexico and nine other pacific rim nations are lowering trai barriers they are opening their markets for multilateral free trade agreement which trump rejected after taking office representatives of the eleven countries in the chilean capital sunshine go to sign the comprehensive and progressive transpacific partnership c p t p p. these eleven countries believe they can regulate their markets without the united states on thursday their representatives gathered in the chilean capital santiago to sign a landmark multilateral free trade agreement the comprehensive and progressive transpacific partnership or c p t p p eleven signatories which do not include the u.s. and china represent a market of half a billion people and account for nearly fourteen percent of global economic output . we believe that by making trade real for people making sure that our trade agreements provide real tangible benefits to all citizens in our respective country see p.t.p. our region will benefit certainly the whole region but also will make t

and the european union who push their variant of globalization aggressively i mean look at the whole idea of transpacific partnership t p p. pacific globalization with all of china and china isn't that a crazy idea you know the result is that no not if your goal is containment. now. you have countries that want to trade more with the united states and with the e.u. or you know globalization number one but you have countries that want to trade with china and not only in southeast asia but also in africa it's all in there you can almost out of time here but you have the third you have the third globalization made up of us you know and i think you know i think you think when you look at countries like china that export the united states or if american consumers don't have any money to buy imports the and this is something the chinese are beginning to realize is that debt levels are so high in the united states the ability to purchase you know it's a nonstarter i mean something like this that should have been taken care of a long time ago we said in the last edition of the program this was built in as part of the post-war era and now

needed to preserve american jobs the european union and south korea say they may file a complaint with the world trade organization the revised trans-pacific partnership been signed in chile in what's being hailed as a powerful move against protectionism its future was in doubt for more than a year after trump pulled the u.s. out of the agreement the new deal will reduce terrorists for eleven countries and connect economies with ten trillion dollars. seven people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in the afghan capital kabul seven others were wounded in the blast at a police checkpoint near a gathering of a shia minority so far there's been no claim of responsibility. the kenyan president of kenya and the main opposition leader raul didn't go a promising to work out their differences they've been meeting in nairobi for the first time since the disputed election last august the opposition went on to boycott of votes that spot widespread violence across the country you are right up to date with all our top stories the news continues on al jazeera off the pricing of the planet's all season but i. think of the world leading up bad we ha

pacific. hitler made the mistake. one of three mistakes he never recovered. allowing the bef to escape from dunkirk, invading soviet unionin june of 41, declaring war on the united states unilaterally. my sense is, as biographer wandering into history without a pass, is, if he take any one of those mistakes away and outcome of war might have been different. he could have made two but he made three. john lukash has made a great contribution i think by writing these very focused books. his five days in london is the basis really of the darkest hour movie that is out right now. to go to margaret's point about screenwriters sometimes wanting to make characters more interesting, the great achievement of that film, which i think was nominated, that is out now, is they had the good sense of getting out of churchhill's way in terms of his language. i haven't looked, i haven't seen the screenplay but i bet that 75% of what i heard watching it is actually from his letters, from his speeches, from, from him. a lot of screenwriters tend to want to make it their own. when you deal with churchhill who handled the language as well as a

pacifism, anti-americanism, soviet manipulation. one of the challenges in terms of policymakers understanding the soviet union is detailed very well your book , but remember what they saw. what they saw in the course of the euro missile debate and the soviet union is fundamentally different in challenging the system. as i believe gorbachev acknowledges the ability of western countries to maintain their cohesion was one of the things that led the soviet union to move on to the inf treaty. this also has applications for today. in the context of russia, the experience would suggest the need for a united states and nato to have responded seriously in with real capabilities to russian probes whether in the , baltics or central and eastern europe, and now especially in cyberspace. i might add that firmness does not necessarily require belligerence. in the case of ukraine, i think putin's aggression will be limited by the cost and points to the importance of ukraine's cohesion and capabilities. allies first. third point, this has both a historic and current applicability. this is an interesting aspect of this conference. not surprisingly if y

pacific heights neighborhood of san francisco. it employs eight people. prior to establishing my own business 41 years ago, i was employed by in the union square area. i've been a customer at the san francisco flower market since i moved to san francisco in 1972. it's impossible for me to believe it, but i've been doing business at market for 46 years. as a small business owner, i arrive at the market three times each week, no later than 3:30 a.m. and the other three mornings, i'm at the market by the latest at 6:30. i'm here to say i'm absolutely opposed to the relocation of the flower market to the piers. the limited entrance and exit will create such difficulty not only for the wholesalers but for the florists who rely on obtaining products from the market for their business. i believe this is an ill advised plan. it's not good for growers, not good for wholesaler, and it's worse for retail buyers. colleagues, retail owners, they're certainly not in favor of the move to the embarcadero. as already been said, i don't know a single person associated with the floral industry in any capacity who thinks this is an acceptable plan. many of the wholesal