the locomotive lease. leases two port-owned locomotives. the ictf lease was aed in 2017. it has five years on the term. the rail agreement and locomotive lease expire at the end of this year. in february of 2017, the port commissioner approved the amendment extending the term for five years. at this time the port partnered on a propject -- project to add 2002 track in the rail yard. to handle the increased projects including the new warriors chase arena. take other terms include raising railcar fee 25% permitting a an annual guarantee of $250,000 and adding increase of 3% to both the railcar fee and annual guarantee. at the time of this amendment both parties agree to not extend the agreement or lease, both having two more years of term. this was due to the time sensitivity to accommodate the upcoming projects. the port was working on grand opportunitying. all three worry negotiated for a term of extension in the future. that has brought us to today. the proposed amendments to the three rail agreements. the amendments have updated business terms. all three agreements will

hold on divorce jack sabotaged the locomotive. the central railway administration and the gestapo had ordered us to ensure the train passed through the station. but i claim that the engine had malfunctioned and would need to be replaced. them during the final check i damaged the brakes to make sure the train couldn't leave the station. thanks the station master had board time many locals took advantage of this to help the prisoners on the train at great personal risk. came to our way again and asked in russian are you alive are you russian. he said yes. put us on stretchers covered us up and took us to the road. they put us down next to the station boob nice station. there were four of us girls they covered us with a sheet. and. then maria who drove our came to us and said. be quiet we are going to free you here we share the worst. hidden under funeral shrouds the four girls were smuggled out of the station yard by a check woman. but we really got the wrong. chill close to the tram. as we sat in the tram the czechs gave us bread a

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they reduced their number of locomotives and railroad cars according to the cfo, so they are really hopingw coo will be able to carry this out and push it forward as we go on. vonnie: thanks to kailey leinz. now for a bloomberg business flash, some of the biggest stories in the news right now. let's kick it off with a mark stone for japan's pharmaceutical, which has completed its purchase. it was the biggest announced acquisition in 2018 and transforms decatur into a top drugmaker with lucrative therapies for rare diseases. and a big footprint in the united states. toyota is making an unusual move for the leader in the cutthroat car business. they will use self driving technology cars to keep them from crashing and they say the system has the potential to save so many lives and it should be shared with any company that once it. we have seen other car companies do this in the past. pg&e hase has -- and been downgraded and set to be considering bankruptcy. they face billions in potential liability from the california wildfire. the last two years we have seen them and obviously that is the fa

i wanted to see the economics of the low emission locomotive. we purchased that, right, the city purchased it? >> correct it was $1.8 million. the air quality management will reimburse us $1.3 million from the grant. >> what is the useful life of the locomotive? >> over 20 years. >> great. thank you. >> commissioner gilman. >> commissioner gilman: thank you for the presentation. ily supporting this -- i will be supporting this motion. >> public comment is closed. sorry. >> it is okay. i will speak for you. >> i asked if anyone wanted to speak. >> the railroad is like tennis. there is a lot of support. >> commissioner adams. >> vice president adams: it will be fine. i just wanted to say that our commitment, this commission was the same as david. commitment to the workers and to the community. it was finding the right business terms. we went back and forth. the commitment was there. clearly, david is one of those like the giants and others here for a long time. we know what that commitment is. for me personally, you don't need to speak. just your

one of the locomotives leaked diesel. that oil caught fire. it was fully engulfed when they got on scene, though they were able to contain it relatively quickly. there were no hazardous materials, they believe it was hauling grain. apart from a giant cleanup. the road was closed for some time. one of the lanes was eventually reopened and now people are allowed to pass. >>> who knew you could travel around the world with just your glide skin. >> glide skin? >> what is that? >> it's a nylon suit that helps you fly. that's what daniel risto's wing suit is called. the cloud-like glide skin. he is using through switzerland, italy, moab and the eastern sierra mountains of the united states. >> all in one go? >> well, in this video, yes. it's one of the longest flights we've seen. you put all of these flights from that different part of the world together and has given us this incredible view. >> what i like about wing suits, it gives us that look, what would it be like -- whoa. >> yeah. >> these flights have become effortless looking to us. but the

me says the balkan is its highest peak i'm chugging up the mountain some of the last few steam locomotiveshere in europe which is still in service while the passengers sit the stokers sweat so all aboard for our nostalgic trip with trusty tank engines that have been running for generations. this train is hard to miss the broken railway in the hearts mountains when you see thick plumes of smoke rising you can be sure it's on its way for the past one hundred years it has snaked through the same fantastic landscape every day and scaled the highest peak in northern germany the broke. inside the engine room it's hot and dirty it's fueled with coal that needs to be shoveled into the one thousand five hundred degree furnace it's no easy job but make out gessner loves his work he's been working as a stoker for the narrow gauge railway since last august. second hardly i heard on the radio that they were looking for stokers so i decided to apply and was lucky enough to get picked for. the train might be from the nine hundred fifty s. but it runs on a modern timetable and several times a day it climb

air quality and we work with street tenants on dust patrol for maritime lease and we got our rail locomotive and quality continuing to reduce truck trips. we have the area of productive which is the business side, we have new crews called portion new calls scheduled for 2020, that's a very traumatic expansion of growth for the port. we continue to grow pier 80. we have agreements with auto manufacturer and we're near capacity at pier 80. the first time in decades near capacity. we had record cargo volumes. we have a 15 year lease with the sf bay railroad. we've had record investments in capital. we've had a five-year plan and we've maintained all the while our ratings of a, which is excellent. we had 345 building permits with a total value of 247. we had five million dollars from new leases that were annualized and we did those rent increases bringing in 500,000 more annua annually. so, i do think that you will see-through this process that the planning and the effort in attention that we're paying on the strategic framework is really helping us see long-term projects to success from the pla

meanwhile, locomotion on the college courts, take it to santa clara, where the broncos eke out a victory, denying lorenzo, former warrior, of his 400th career coaching when. colby ross drives and scores, with 8.2 seconds left, he's fouled, and throws his free throw, can put them in the lead. he misses, the broncos have the ball, sticking down, would you not want to do in this situation? you don't want to foul anybody, and that's exactly what they did, they will go to the foul line, he had all 3 shots, watch how close ross comes, in the final seconds, 67-64 by the skin of their teeth, the broncos are winners over the university of malibu, check this out, more college action, right down to the final buzzer, check it out. >> 2 seconds, centers, to the corner, he got it, he got it, he got iit. >> i think he got it. >> he is quan jackson from georgia southern, beating university of louisiana at montreux, also, soccer action in south america, he was down on the ground, in pain, the medical unit, comes to help them out, and i shouldn't be laughing, that is insult to injury, and if we let the vi

if i go to should i put the locomotive aside so it doesn't get so much oh. how much is it you know it's not machine shops anymore so it's ten euros. these what about seven sleeping here yes that's all right. so that's all they have found so how was the one from a hole in the three that i got my for home on the amateur for the polar bear. among the lot of this is our. so let me put it away that's lovely. such. sun shows some of the of ok let's see what the others have. been if. i'm good. i'm in the us this is our second airplane and our fourth caterpillar oh. the new star and a helicopter. and. hang it all packed up. in campaign as i thought i saw my mother over there i thought oh no my mother. but i guess it wasn't her. that woman with long blond hair i thought oh no she said no nine they went to the campsite yeah right so today is sunday but they could have left by one pm and be here already. let me. my father always says this is all rubbish anyhow and my mother says it's much too much oh well. because i'm so good with electrical stuff tarik for my radio sh

police say the bus drove over a portion of track with no way of alerting drivers of an oncoming locomotive. >> there were no alarms, no bells. >> reporter: the impact pushing the bus a quarter of a mile. first responders arrived within three minutes to find the dead 13-year-old boy and an injured 78-year-old driver outside the bus. the only other student on bo a 9-year-old girl, was critically injured and trapped inside. >> required a certain amount of force the extricate her from the area of entrapment. >> reporter: a community mourns. >> right now, we're all hurting. >> reporter: in a statement just released by police, we're told that driver did stop but then continued into the path of the westbound union pacific bus. a witness reports hearing the train's horn sound as it approached that intersection. tom we are toll this bus driver had a clean driving record. >> still so many questions. all right, adrienne, thank you. >>> next to roger stone fighting back tonight. the president's longtime friend and associate on the offense this weekend after yesterday's special counsel indictment. seen

i didn't notice should i put the locomotive aside so it doesn't get so hot oh. and told me how much is it you know it's not machine shops anymore so which ten euro use. these what about seven souvenir but yeah that's all right. so that's all you have fun so how was the one from a hole in the three that i got one for on the amateur for the polar bear. imo this is our. selling point in a way that's lovely. such. as the. sun showing the members of ok let's see what the others have. home if you wouldn't mind. if. i'm going to long think both of them. i mean this is our second airplane and our fourth caterpillar oh i'm. going to new star and a helicopter. and. hang it all packed up. and kept going i thought i saw my mother over there i thought oh no my mother. but i guess it wasn't her. a woman with long blond hair i thought oh no she said in my mind young nine they went to the campsite yeah right so today is sunday but they could have left by one pm and be here already. and i think to. make me. my father always says this is all rubbish anyhow and my mother says it's

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college hoops, locomotion, santa clara weeks out a victory against pepperdine by three points, and as you check this out, there was some other college basketball activities. got it, get it, check this out. >> two seconds! freddy line to the corner, jackson three for the twin! he got! he got! he got incident! he got it! he got it! >> i think he got it! >> that's why i said got it, get it. >> that's georgia southern in a win over eastern louisiana at monroe, and check this out. grand canyon versus new mexico state. down one, three seconds left. johnny mccamp half court. i think they're going to have to call him johnny mccann. the aggies win it. >>> murray state, this 6'3" kid, going over a 6'9" would be defender. they say he's an nba prospect. yeah, no kidding. now, watch this, under 20 soccer league in south america. his name is bernardo. he's injured, but watch. >> oh, come on! >> the medical truck run ex- over his foot. like i said, insult to injury there, and not good, as bernardo is not feeling any better once the medical team gets there to theo receipt lick help him out. not good,

chinese are clearly intent trying to establish a dominant position in various areas whether it's locomotivesspace. to do so, they are willing to put all of the resources of the chinese government including their military and government cyber people to use engaging in economic cyber espionage. charles: deroy if we do get that critics say there is no way we can verify it. what should the verification system can be if we go in and they are actually adhering to ultimately part of the promise or part of the compromise? >> one way to do it, what we've done in arms control, on sight inspections. people from the u.s. commerce department or walk into factories see what they're doing. something with america's brands or disney label. charles: charlotte pipe. >> charlotte pipe, whatever it is, blow the whistle that you guys are stealing from us. charles: it is amazing to me, they set up entire fact apple stores. the entire store was fake apple store and genius bar and fakes in it, americans got a chuckle, that is the tip of the iceberg, either directly or indirectly probably affects all americans. >> it

plus, health care and a piece of the locomotive spin, about 10% or so.ering the balance sheet over the next 24 months and it will happen faster than you think and as far as fixing power, i think you hit the water mark right now so circle a $10 stock and just dial in today, i think with the high level of confidence, you can realistically probably get to 15 or $16 of value on the way to the 20 year two year target price. >> all right >> did he sell you, ty >> i don't know. but i can't buy it anyway, so it doesn't matter >> thank you, scott. >> you're quite welcome. >> rick santelli tracking the action there how cold is it >> it is cold. when you have to put boots on your dogs, you know it's cold. if you look at two days of tens, looking for higher yields, you have a position that's gone pretty cold because they are dropping we're only 7 basis points away open the chart up to january of last year, you'll see, should we take that out? we revert back to early in 2018 very quickly and many saying the fed is responsible well, maybe they are but the long end is

iphones -- i mean, products, whether it's boeing airplanes, caterpillar trucks and everything else, locomotivesices will slow down. that will hurt the u.s. economy. our economies are very much interdependent. clearly a few points are of priority to the administration and to the u.s. business community in these rounds. more access to the markets. so many sectors of the chinese economy are off-limits to u.s. and foreign investment, whether it's in financial services, transportation, natural resources, and so forth. and we need to open those up. and in many other areas where investment is allowed, the u.s. or foreign company cannot own more than 50%. therefore you have to have a chinese partner. and when you have to have a chinese partner, you share your technology. that's why the force of technology transfer comes in. if the chinese government will open up more markets and sectors to foreign investment and not require a chinese partner, that will address many of the issues. the other part is buying more american-made goods and services, from wheat and soybeans and apples and cherries, to industri

stern: your honor we think that the decision regarding the union of locomotive engineers, the supreme court's decision makes the fact that an agency gives a reason for an overwise unreviewable decision does not make it reviewable. that makes total sense. if the acting secretary had said nothing, there would be no basis to review. when the daca policy was adopted in 2012, there's not a lot of elaborate discussion that goes on. it's basically, the agency says, this is within my prosecutorial discretion and i am doing it. and so the acting secretary didn't need to say any more than that. acting secretary said, i think, that daca is unconstitutional. and aren't we in a position to judge whether that is right or wrong? mr. stern: well, again, i think that it doesn't matter. judge chin: it doesn't matter what she says. mr. stern: no. she didn't need to say anything. the fact that she said that -- and she didn't say it was unconstitutional. but the fact that she said that does not make it reviewable. and any doubts about whether -- judge chin: but there are cases that say that when the gover

and we now have a usl soccer team, the locomotives, that's going to begin play in march of this year.hat are being refurbished in our downtown adding over $300 million in public/private investment. irrespective of this physical capital, our greatest most valued resources are our people and our culture. we're the home to the university of texas at el paso. we refer to them as utep. the texas tech university medical school. a nursing school. and a soon to be dental school. graduates of the texas tech medical school are required to be bilingual in spanish. we're also the home to ft. bliss, which is the largest continental u.s. base military installation. ft. bliss is the size of rhode island and with white sands missile range which is just north in contiguous, the combined size is equal to the state of connecticut. ft. bliss is 40% of the department of defense footprint that they have throughout the world and it's our largest. we have the contemporary singer, khaled, and politicalry wi rr l beto o'rourke. tom lee was a world war ii "life" magazine author and artist. he painted murals dur

of the men recruited, 2 million will make it into combat and he orders thousands of americans locomotives tracks to be laid and they clean out most of the terrain, civilians go over not unlike what you see today with running things behind the scene but the problem is 28,000 man division fighting is 12,000 man sector jammed behind a lot of things. colonel billy mitchell sees firsthand some of this, the cluster behind the line. george clemenceau, the french premier, the 70th birthday of the liberation that just happens so he wants to be one of the first frenchman on top of the hill and he gets stuck in an american logjam and he gets out of the car and he is so frustrated that he tells general surgery to fire purging because the army is in disarray and he's like no, he's the national commander. i can't do that. 's leadership style reminds me of eisenhower 44-45, he doubled national leaders, think about eisenhower after dealing with montgomery and he goes between montgomery and patton, it staves off the french premier by protecting the british and american commanders and french commanders as

since the largest locomotives ever were built right here. >> what about the world's shortest railway? cute isn't the word i'd use to describe gillette stadium in foxborough, massachusetts where the patriots rule. meanwhile, the rams headed to l.a. without a stadium of their own. wa, wa. >> you're right, mo. but their temporary home the los angeles coliseum has been called the greatest stadium in the world. >> the crowd goes crazy -- >> built in 1923, it is the only venue to host not just one but two olympic games. i was in the opening ceremonies back in 1984. it will host a third in 2028. and this is l.a. stadium in hollywood park. future home of the soon to be nfl champions. it will be ready by 2020. check out those hard hats. they've got a rams logo on them. that's the kind of attention to detail you've got to have when you're building a tom brady haa dynasty, with super bowl win number 6 on the way. and there's so much more new england to explore. let's go! now, i'm thinking portland, maine. or you know who has great pizza? new haven, connecticut. so much to see. montpelier, vermon

and like a legal locomotive there are kids playing on the tracks. they are in danger.really need to be more cautious in our proceedings with this. this was something i had not thought about. and what has the stereotype of the people smoking marijuana. it write in the article that ng against edibles. a can deliver the drug with potency 16 times higher than smoking. it seems like this is going to be the future of recreational marijuana. guest: that's right. i think that's a done deal as well. said fivene last year out of six americans would choose to ingest marijuana through edibles. that includes drinkable's. way marijuana and thc consumption will be done, through edibles and most likely drinkable's. you will see it used in familiar products. coca-cola just announced in september they are going to explore a beverage. you will see it in ice-t, in smoothies, and frappuccinos, and sports drinks. there is a company creating drops, i believe it's 15 milligrams that will get you high within five minutes and last for 90 minutes. it's being billed as the new beer. intoxication,

they have train tracks on which to run the locomotives.omebody runs as an independent they have to lay tracks before they can move out of the depot. most independents can't put that infrastructure together. >> sandra: you've even heard from democrats who spoke out concerned about a howard schultz run saying it would help reelect the president. >> i think that's very true. schultz wouldn't take votes away from republicans. he would take votes away from left leaning independents and from democrats who are more traditional democrats, as he is. so trump supporters are celebrating. they are going out and hoisting a cup of starbucks in hopes he will run. >> sandra: i have to ask you about this piece published a few moments ago by you on fox news.com. new york's horrific new abortion law and roe versus wade are built on the same lie. what is your point in this piece, governor? >> well, the lie is that abortion is necessary for reproductive health. it is simply not true. one of the lies that had been told since 1973 is that this isn't a human bein