union pacific tracks running right across from the school's

union pacific tracks running right across from the school's campus. theresa hernandez heard the sound and spoke to us through a translation. >> i saw something flying in the air and what fell was the body of the the boy. >> reporter: the boy was austin price and he had been playing chicken on the tracks and was struck. >> i told him not to play those games. he is my best friend and i will miss him a lot. >> reporter: students bringing flowers and holding on tight. >> when someone needed money he would give it to them. >> no body walk on these train tracks. >> reporter: students began holding a pray vigil and a police officer said they they could not be there. >> it is just not safe. >> we talk about staying off the tracks and the safety around the train. >> reporter: 74 people were killed by moving trains in california last year, the most of any state in the united states and that is up from 2011 when there were 55. by the time an train conductor sees the person it is too late to stop. >> i was in shock and i feel traumatized. >> >> reporter: funeral

union pacific figured it out. james young, the ceo, figured it out! and that's why the stock rallied $5.52 or 4%. how about kinder morgan energy partners, the nation's largest pipeline company, which has also figured out that america does not have enough pipelines to take all of our bountiful newfound oil and gas to where it is needed, which, by the way, is not here or not there. it stays here! rich kinder, the ceo, knew this, and he spent billions to make you billions with kinder morgan, laying down pipe and profiting from it. which is why he can keep raising distribution without taking on more risk, like he did yesterday. we're going to have rich on the show tonight to talk about his vision and how lucrative that vision has been for shareholders of kmp, who have enjoyed a gain of almost 13% this year, with a stock that is just about a buck from its high. you probably don't know christopher connor. that's okay, no reason you should. well, i know him, not personally, but he's the ceo of sherwin-williams, who's managed to take advantage of the housing

union pacific tracks running right across from the school's campus. theresa hernandez heard the sound and spoke to us through a translation. >> i saw something flying in the air and what fell was the body of the the boy. >> reporter: the boy was austin price and he had been playing chicken on the tracks and was struck. >> i told him not to play those games. he is my best friend and i will miss him a lot. >> reporter: students bringing flowers and holding on tight. >> when someone needed money he would give it to them. >> no body walk on these train tracks. >> reporter: students began holding a pray vigil and a police officer said they they could not be there. >> it is just not safe. >> we talk about staying off the tracks and the safety around the train. >> reporter: 74 people were killed by moving trains in california last year, the most of any state in the united states and that is up from 2011 when there were 55. by the time an train conductor sees the person it is too late to stop. >> i was in shock and i feel traumatized. >> >> reporter: funeral

union pacific versus csx. there is an excuse issue. union pacific with a remarkable -- coal only down six. if you're involved with coal, you just got coal in your stocking. >> all right. but that's a stock picker's market you're describing. that's actually trying to discern which managements are doing a better job. >> yes with, as opposed to the futures dictating everything. we'll get to pepsico but it was a remarkable quarter. what can i tell you. versus -- coca-cola had a remarkable quarter, too. obviously consumer products have done very well. pepsico is not claiming raw costs going down because they're hedged. many companies could. buffalo wild wings. we don't talk about buffalo wild wings enough. it is kind of like tractor supply and ulta. buffalo wild wings is seeing a dramatic drop in the price of chicken wings. if darden's seeing it, then -- i think mcdonald's is going to surprise. >> the chickens. >> require themefundamental of food chain is corn. >> in fact, a chicken nugget is largely -- corn. >> whiskey. something we talked

san jose officials are now pushing cal-trans and union pacific to invest in access barrier that willaggers out. in san jose, lee ann, abc 7 news. >>> most popular car in the world is now the ford focus. bumped the toyota control a top spot. ford sold more than 1 million units of the focus last year. good portion of them to china in the mean time average price for new car has risen 10% over the last 4 years to 31,000 now. and yet the average monthly payment has dropped from 4.65 to power 60 a month. the price drop is due of course to lower interest payments and much longer loan. loan for cars are now averaging about 5 and a half years bit is not up common for some car loans to last up to 8 years. >> of subpoena [ yelling] sf how stwhild? this blast big deal for new york. traffic authorities set it off as part of 8 billion dollar subway project that is the largest construction venture in u.s. history. project will create 6 miles of new underground tunnel. pretty spectacular. >> way ward boat washes ashore operate northern california coast and what is covering it indicates that it has h

these properties are owned by caltrans and union pacific. >>> a mountain lion was spotted this morning. the cat was seen around 8:30 a.m. this morning around highway 280. if you see a mountain lion appear larger by waving your arms and making noise. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin, crazy out there. >> yeah. real windy. might have woke you up this morning. 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., when the winds came in. remember the rain last night and then the winds? gusts up to 75 miles per hour. higher than that on the peaks. a gael warning off shore at this time. our wind advisory goes away at 8:00 p.m. but the gale warning till 3:00 a.m. stays windy off shore for a while. we will look at your wind advisory. you see the areas in gray, the gray area here, they are wind advisories and they are up for a while, winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. these are storm reports. these are official national weather service reports of trees down. this is a tree, wind damage in san francisco. over -- doesn't give you much information. does it? wind gusts along ocean beach, 75 miles per hour, that was late

officials say they are working with caltran and union pacific to clean up the areas. >> i heard the howling winds yesterday. i have to guess the drive in was easier this morning? >> a lot. less eventful. mike has the forecast. >> that is a good word, less eventful, which is what we are dealing with. it is mild. the winds are not so aggressive as year. temperature in walnut creek is a cool spot at 45 with petaluma and belmont and santa clara at 49. everyone else is in the low-to-mid 50's with san leandro and pittsburg and the financial district the warm spots at 56. union city is at 53 and saratoga is 52 and palo alto is 54 and richmond is 52. wall to wall sunshine today. you need the sunglasses but not a coat like yesterday. we are mild. use saw, in the 40's and 50's but we warm away from the coast and upper 60's by noon and mid-70's through the afternoon and near 60 at the coast. and this evening we will be mild and the breezes that we do have during the afternoon will drop off as we head to the evening. 55 at the coast for the evening and 67 around the bay. near 70 inland. warming trend c

union pacific is handling the investigation. >>> a dumpster fire at san francisco international airport is under information this morning. we want to show you a picture that sent to us by a viewer. he says he was walking out of terminal two just before 11:00 last night when the emergency sirens went off. he says there was a lot of smoke coming up from beneath the arrivals level between terminals two and three. that fire was put out and no one was injured. right now there is no information about what started that fire. >>> one person was taken to the hospital for observation after a fire at a mobile home park. that happened just after 2:00 a.m. in north san jose. firefighters say the front portion of one of the homes was damaged. the cause is under investigation. >>> tonight safety inspectors will hold a public meeting to discuss their findings into the richmond refinery explosion last august. federal investigators released a report this week blaming chevron. investigators accused the oil giant failing to replace aging equipment. they believe the fire was caused by a leak in a coo roadin

you have union pacific, ticker symbol unp. tell us about that. >> well, look. even though it's a domestic company, it's an emerging market play because of all the traffic from east to west, feeding to asia and the emerging economies. plus it's a play on the revival of manufacturing and industry in the united states. and that is taking place. >> all right. and dupont, which should be reporting earnings soon. you like this one, even though the stock has been in a trading range in the mid-40s. tell what's the attraction. >> dupont has been in a decade-long transformation from a traditional chemical company to a light scientist company focusing in ag-biotech, agricultural biotech. so they are part of the solution of feeding the world, and that is a long-term trend that though have a lot of benefits. this is a company that is becoming a much more consistent and steady than it was a decade or two ago. >> and now for the final stock, apple, which doesn't fit in either one of these categories. but you saw it's a terrific buy. today the stock was down again. it's now tr

they're working with caltrans and the union pacific but that clean up of those sites could take monthsdwide. there he goes the touchdown kid who won cheers for his moves on the field. in six minutes how he scored for the corn huskers. >>> mark tamayo is up next with how long that windy weather is going to stick around. mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> people in the sierra are getting what might be the last cold blast of winter. spring storm today, tonight and tomorrow could dust the peaks and even some of the lower elevations and that could extend the season for skiing and snow boarding. >> mark tamayo here now. if you look behind it. storm tracker, you will probably not see a lot of activity in the month coming ahea

the same to the railroads, controlled by union pacific. >> it was horrible and takes a long time to get fixed so it's frustrating to us because of the work we put in on san jose reports officials are pushing for access barriers to keep taggers out n san jose, abc 7 news. >> tonight a silicon valley start up shakes uch the solar energy. first sollar shares shot up 45% today when it announced would it buy tetra sun of san jose. wall street set a new record dow jones gained just less than 60 pints. however, jc penny stock dropped by 12% today after the firing of its chief executive. one major investor calls it the wrong thing to do. and microsoft accusing google of scroogling e mail customers but sharing its information. >> just ahead a washington machine leaves a bay area man rattled. >> look at this. >> five service calls and it still won't be repaired. tonight getting this >>> when you buy an appliance you probably look for one that won't make too much noise. one man says that is in his mind his washer walk as cross the floor. michael finney is here. it moves. >> you know, we get a lot

these properties are owned by caltrans and union pacific. >>> a mountain lion was spotted this morning. the cat was seen around 8:30 a.m. this morning around highway 280. if you see a mountain lion appear larger by waving your arms and making noise. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin, crazy out there. >> yeah. real windy. might have woke you up this morning. 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., when the winds came in. remember the rain last night and then the winds? gusts up to 75 miles per hour. higher than that on the peaks. a gael warning off shore at this time. our wind advisory goes away at 8:00 p.m. but the gale warning till 3:00 a.m. stays windy off shore for a while. we will look at your wind advisory. you see the areas in gray, the gray area here, they are wind advisories and they are up for a while, winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. these are storm reports. these are official national weather service reports of trees down. this is a tree, wind damage in san francisco. over -- doesn't give you much information. does it? wind gusts along ocean beach, 75 miles per hour, that was late

>> currently, i like union pacific.goes energy independent, they could capitalize on this. >> one pick before we go? >> plains all american pipeline. earnings guidances for 44 straight quarters. great company. >> congratulations and keep up the good work. >> i would take that in a heartbeat, buddy. >> not bad. looks like you're due a free beer. >> thank you. >> but not those guys. i don't know how old they are. >> the big bowl of chili edition coming up. here's a hint on this story. when you have a plus sized dress, don't name the color after a very large marine animal. that's the tease. and it's true. stick around. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter where you are in life, ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >> we do it every day at this time. quick stocks. jcp, no news. but this stock now at its lowest level since march of 2009. microsoft, from a neutral to a buy. why is that important? they have had a buy ra

they're working with caltrans and the union pacific but that clean up of those sites could take monthsns worldwide. there he goes the touchdown kid who won cheers for his moves on the >>> people in the sierra are getting what might be the last cold blast of winter. spring storm today, tonight and tomorrow could dust the peaks and even some of the lower elevations and that could extend the season for skiing and snow boarding. >> mark tamayo here now. if you look behind it. storm tracker, you will probably not see a lot of activity in the month coming ahead. >> tonight we had the rain showers here in the bay area and the snowfall up in the sierra with light snow being reported up at south lake tahoe. of course we have the rain here in the bay area. as you can see a live storm tracker 2, the white does link up with the storm. the winter weather advisory in place right now until 6:00 tomorrow morning. here's a closer inspection of our radar. you will notice those yellow and greens showing up. the darker shades of green do link up with heavier downpours up in parts of sonoma county. vallejo

. >> police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a freight strain the southbound union pacific train with tank cars stopped on the tracks near martin luther king and the embarcardero for the investigation. the victim was taken to t local hospital. it kurd 10 o'clock a.m. and we are waiting for more details from oakland police. one of 16s arrested in the murder of a south bay paramedic faces arraignment. the prosecution says the 16-year-old will be tried as an adult in the shooting death of quinn boyer. he faces life in prison. the 34 year old quinn boyer was randomly shot pointblank in the head from a car in the oakland hills this month. yesterday, police announced the arrest of a 13-year-old boy in the case, the youngest so far of the suspects. >> bart police are looking for the man responsible for a fatal shooting as the richmond station. they released a sketch of a man described as slender and 6' tall in his early 20's. anyone with information should contact bart police. officers responded on march 14 when 34-year-old raymond mayor list was shot outside the transit office du

san jose officials say they are working with caltran and union pacific to clean up the areas. >> developing news on a wildfire burning in southern california, mandatory evacuation orders that forced 200 people out of the their homes have been lifted. law enforcement started letting people in the homes in novemberture a county in the past few hours after burning 1710 acres an hour north of los angeles destroying one home and damaged ago. flames broke out yesterday. power lines came down in strong winds. >> beachgoers are urged to take precautions after the wild winds created strong waves along coastal areas. parts of the great highway remain closed this morning. gusts up to 75 miles per hour dumped sand on the roads. 15 to 18' waves forced the most experienced fishermen to keep the boats tied up, the first time they have had to do so in 12 years. that is bad for business. >> we charge $125 for trips and we had 20 people scheduled to go out and they wanted to go salmon fishing. we cannot get to the salmon grounds. it is too dangerous. the coast guard is advising people to warn out for the rip

you know what, union pacific, it's time for you with the help of oil. we will have heard from intel earlier in the week about the not death of personal computers. no one believes. it's going knock down mr. softy. perhaps if the stock gets as low as 27, write that down, you buy some of the day before the company reports on thursday after the close. all the analysts who downgraded it have created a perfect opportunity. it will only work, by the way. it will work only because microsoft's yield will cushion the fall. all right. we have two high rollers that i know so many of you own or are interested about. they both report thursday. google and chipolte. they trade all over the place, and they are what i regard as one of the two biggest battle grounds in the world right now. i think chipolte has an easy comparison. at this point last year so it can't begin to look. i think it's going start looking better. especially with raw costs coming down, although i wish that ruby tuesday had adjusted for raw costs, and they didn't. it's going to straight to 1,000, and

the union pacific train was moving through jack london square when the engineer noticed a man laying on the tracks. part of that train hit the man and dragged him after a block. investigators say that man may have been under the influence. >>> 5:08 is the time right now. so far it's been a smooth commute. i hope it stays that way sal. >> me too pam and dave. it does look good all over the place. this is a look at the east shore freeway and nice. we've been looking all over the place and we don't have a lot going on. it's still nice and early for your commute. if you are trying to get to the bay bridge it is early as well. also the morning commute on 280 northbound looks pretty good and it's moving along very well. steve. >> sal? >> i hear you have fans out there. >> pam, whom should i say hello to? >> maryland. >> she has good news out there were it looks very good out there. >>> sfo west at nine. system to the north has turned the wind direction. 40s on the temps. napa is 42. that is cool for some. not bad for others. low 50s. hayward is in there. oakland and san francisco at 50. th

. >> union pacific, excuse me, up 4%. >> yeah, beat by about 7 cents over street estimates, revenue numbers look pretty good, as well. and the number of cars they've got out there revenue per car was up 3%. >> drop here for fedex, down 2%. tim? >> fedex down almost 17%. >> you just want to say -- >> big downgrade today, put an $87 target on it. locking at these stocks for the signal. >> still to come, the top sectors to rely on right now if you're just getting into the markets. much for fast straight ahead. [] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> microsoft shares in the afterhours session still holding on to the gains. the conference call getting underway right now. let's check in with jon fortt to see what is the latest. jon? >> not as bad as a lot of people have feared. and here's part of the reason why. businesses and volume licenses kind of doing better as far a

and that is big boom for union pacific. and you can see it in their chart. it continues to grow.more shareholder returns. it's been on a tear. >> unbelievable. >> it's only just beginning. >> i remember that in 60 or 70. they were having logistic issues. now it's $150. >> when they bought the southern pacific it took a decade to fix it up to union pacific standards but they have done it. now we are seeing a great return. we got a triple out of that stock since '09 when we upgraded it. >> you have stocks for the other two thesis. i said these is he. we have kids everywhere. i said theses not fees else. >> they have a better mouse trap when you look at their business. agreements with the railroads, burlington northern in the west and norfolk southern in the east. the largest intermodal out there. >> someone is in my ear telling me to wrap. do you have one more? >> u.p.s. rated hold right now. they printed this morning. they printed a beat. e-commerce drove results. >> i don't know what the big rush is. anyway, don, we appreciate it. we have those three stocks. what's the job in the

the union pacific railroad has halted freight service and local authorities have turned off utility servicen the area, including gas and electricity. there is an incident command center and a triage center, but they have been recently moved due to fears that additional tanks could be at risk. fema, part of the department, has been activated and stands ready to assist texas upon request. the state fire marshal's office, the texas dps, other state agencies are also responding. the american red cross is working with local emergency management to identify shelter management assistance. activated ann fema incident management assistance team. three preliminary damage assessment teams, and we're also standing by to assist in any other way . that level c,ns which is increased readiness. we will continue to monitor the events over the course of today and provide you with updates as they are relevant. i might add, mr. chairman, that many of the things i have just gone through examples of the kinds of activities that have been supported by the cmittee, through fema, to th various grants that we supy,

about tracking onshore -- fracking offshore ppg great news with the industrial coatings and also union pacificil industrialism of 9% from a chemicals which is mostly fracking up 14% so mostly good news but the down side is freeport-mcmoran copper were paramount is from down from $3.811 years ago that was the story but some -- bad news has been built and but talk about united health this is where the stocks made such a huge move that a little bit of soul -- cell is not too bad. dagen: consistently strong that stock is up 25 percent over the last year. connell: we have to make sure the sequester doesn't turn into though whether. >> a convenient excuse. connell: let's go to nicole petallides morgan stanley is a big winner? >> the sixth largest bank by assets can now with a profit compared to the one year earlier with a loss that is good news for a pate is down 2.7%. it is because of the commodities where they saw revenue drop dramatically and they are looking at spending of those assets in particular. in the meantime the chief financial officer says it is a great time to add senior talent. there

chemicals with no rail service going through the town at this time and they are trying to restore the union pacificthe homes something much more important is the investigation which is a greater priority. take a listen. >> our priority today is the line of duty, the investigation for the firefighters and first responders who who lost their l. >> it is not being treated at a criminal scene -- it is, rather, but that is protocol. they are looking where the explosion began, by tracing it back and hopefully in two or three days they will have more information on what caused the original fire that led to the blast. >>heather: dominic, isen now accounted for? is there anyone still missing? >>reporter: we have all the names, two that were not available late yesterday and the authorities have been cagey about releasing names and no one has officially from the police or a.t.f. released the names but from facebook the names are actually out there. at some point they will, but the number of dead at 14 is where they are staying the they will not shift on that. they are being cagey. >>heather: we hope it does n

the district officials and union pacific railroad police are standing by out here to make sure that everyone away from the track. another interesting note that the principal told us. a few years back, she said something like this happened where a child was also killed on the tracks out here. this has been an ongoing problem for the school and will continue to address the problem by giving the students training every year about how to stay safe around these train tracks. reporting live in san lorenzo, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you this in morning -- new this morning, chevron is announcing that at 10:00 a.m., this will release its investigation into the richmond refinery fire. the explosion and fire ignited last august. more than 15,000 people required medical treatment at local emergency rooms. chevron took out a full-page ad in the paper. it reads they will post finds about the fire on its website. we have set up a news link on the ktvu website where you can check out the report. >>> firefighters put out a fire at a home in fremont earlier this morning. it happened on contine

the union pacific railroad has halted freight service and turned off utility service in the area includingas and electricity. >> all that is happening so they can get a handle on the situation out there. the recovery when you talk about the significance of the damage out there is likely going to be long and really at this point the priority is just on the rescue of anyone who might still be trapped out there or injured. we've been waiting to hear about the progress of those search and rescue efforts. this is what police said about it over an hour ago. >> i don't know how many folks may still be trapped in rubble. they have not been able to give me much more on the damage other than to say that there is a significant area around the fertilizer plant that has been destroyed. homes have been destroyed. there are homes flattened. part of that community is gone. >> when you talk about the size of the community, this is a town of 2800 people. the impact on this tiny town, significant. in another disturbing development, we have heard this morning from police there have been lewding in that area.

union pacific said they did not press charges. the man appeared to be confused. county anmal control have renamed this poodle terrier banjo. >>> a bizarre incident in mississippi. police investigating the shooting of a circus elephant. it was shot in a drive-by yesterday morning. police say someone started to shoot near a staging area used by the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus. the elephant was only grazed by the bullet and not seriously hurt. >>> fire crews in ventura county expect to have control of a wildfire that started monday in fillmore. powerful winds quickly spread the flames. more than 100 homes were evacuated. residents did return later that night. reports indicate there was a downed power line in the area. but the cause of the fire is still unknown. no one was hurt. >>> two world series wins in three years. that's leading to rising costs at at&t park. a new index from team markets reports -- marketing reports show a package for a family of four averages $237. that's the fifth most expensive home game in baseball. we talked to fans and the giant

the district officials and union pacific railroad police are standing by out here to make sure that everyonefrom the track. another interesting note that the principal told us. a few years back, she said something like this happened where a child was also killed on the tracks out here. this has been an ongoing problem for the school and will continue to address the problem by giving the students training every year about how to stay safe around these train tracks. reporting live in san lorenzo, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you this in morning -- new this morning, chevron is announcing that at 10:00 a.m., this will release its investigation into the richmond refinery fire. the explosion and fire ignited last august. more than 15,000 people required medical treatment at local emergency rooms. chevron took out a full-page ad in the paper. it reads they will post finds about the fire on its website. we have set up a news link on the ktvu website where you can check out the report. >>> firefighters put out a fire at a home in fremont earlier this morning. it happened on continental a

union pacific said they did not press charges. the man appeared to be confused.side county anmal control have renamed this poodle terrier banjo. >>> a bizarre incident in mississippi. police investigating the shooting of a circus elephant. it was shot in a drive-by yesterday morning. police say someone started to shoot near a staging area used by the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus. the elephant was only grazed by the bullet and not seriously hurt. >>> fire crews in ventura county expect to have control of a wildfire that started monday in fillmore. powerful winds quickly spread the flames. more than 100 homes were evacuated. residents did return later that night. reports indicate there was a downed power line in the area. but the cause of the fire is still unknown. no one was hurt. >>> two world series wins in three years. that's leading to rising costs at at&t park. a new index from team markets reports -- marketing reports show a package for a family of four averages $237. that's the fifth most expensive home game in baseball. we talked to fans and the g

the union pacific trying to get rail services back because there was a rail line to the west of the fertilizerlot of the track melted so they are trying to get work around that. you talk about the religious service in the town today. there will be a memorial service, and they will marm through the town with the officers to honor the fallen firefighters. that is an emotional moment for town. expecting a high turn-out. everybody in the up to will pretty much turn out. considering pout our of motion and the individuals that have taken place since wednesday's blast it will be a poignant moment. and very emotional moment for the town, shannon. back to you. >> shannon: a heavy burden for a small community. thank you. >>> the next guest has a firsthand perspective on how much the people in the small town have been through. texas attorney general greg abbott toured the devastation this week and joins us live. thank you for your time. can you tell us what you saw there? >> i will be happy to. if i could quickly capture this past week; that is, americans whether they're in west texas or boston or other

part of a union pacific train running through jack london square clipped a man who had passed out nearracks. it happened at 1:00 this morning. firefighters helped rescue that man. he has head injuries. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. >>> very scary story, a violent end to a little league game in vallejo as five and 6-year-olds had to dive for cover when bullets started flying. two men were arguing in the parking lot when one drove away, the other opened fire riddling the car with bullets. the victim was ail to get away but people at the game say this should be a safe place for children. >> there's no regard for life at all. this is what we've become that we can just shoot off bullets next to these children instead of playing and laughing as they leave they leave in fear. >> right now the board has canceled all the games, the little league games in vallejo. the gunman still on the loose described as a mixed race man in his 20s weighing 250 pounds of the he could be armed with a semiautomatic handgun. please call vallejo police if you have any information. >>> 8:39. le

they have told me that even with the keystone pipeline, and they, union pacific and bnsf, have said that even with the pipeline they still expect to be hauling from both oil sands. can you tell us your understanding about even with the pipeline, the rails and trucks would still be involved? >> there will always be a role for trucking and rail in moving oil around. they serve a legitimate purpose. the point that i've always taken is that as the distance get very long and the volumes move to get very large, the benefits of pipelines becomes very apparent with respect to the cost-benef cost-benefit. it's much cheaper to move oil through pipelines. their safety record is higher. there's less likelihood of spill commanders significant as greenhouse gas emissions when you have large volleys of oil a long distance. so there will still, there will still be rail movement and truck movements to get oil to those main collection points where the pipelines can take it away from. >> thank you and i yield back. >> this time i recognize the gentleman from michigan, mr. dingell, for five minutes. >> mr.

the union pacific railroad has halted freight service. and local authorities have turned off utility service in the area including gas and electricity. there is an incident command center at a triage center, but they been recently moved due to fears that additional tanks could be at risk. theme, part of the department, has been activated and stands ready t assist texas upon request. the state fire marshal's office, the texas dps, the waco fire hazmat and other state agenes are also responding. the american red cross is working with local emergency management to identify shelter management assistance. we have within fema activated and incident management assistant jim, three preliminary damage assessment teams, and we are also standing by to assist in any other way. our eoc remains at level three, which is at increased readiness. we will continue to monitor the events over the course of the day and provide you with updates as they are relevant. i might add, mr. chairman, that many of the things i've just gone through are examples of the ki

. >> look at union pacific, for heaven's sake. >> look at it -- they've got to go. >> we've really got to go. bob, be careful there. is there anything going on between the two warring ipos? >> it's a little bit of a packed crowd here. we've got all sort of new people toasting here, a little orange juice. we've introduced beverages on the floor for these days because rally software priced 6 million shares at $14 and just opened at $17.10. evertech which is right over here. we want to swing right around here, 25 million says it's $20 and it's 21 and change right now. have you noticed what's going on with ipos this week? this has been a huge week for ipos right now and they're starting to catch up with the overall markets and it's been a laggard for a long time. they're not really leaders and six companies went public this week and raised 1.5 billion and four of the six companies increased the terms either priced above the initial price top or increased the size of the offering. that's bullish. you don't see that in a down market. that's a very bullish development. more is coming. i just

if you look at union pacific, it is a major, major connection of rail throughout the united states from coming in from the long beach and the l.a. harbor. but california's trade corridor is huge. the freight arrives in southern california ports and transported by rail and trucks and distributed throughout southern california. if you go down there you will see the impact of rail and the impact of truck traffic going to those warehouses that store the goods that come from asia, specifically and transfered throughout the united states. ontario international airport is a hub for u.p.s. and sequestration has had an impact on them and that is something that will this panel should address also. the next 30-year freight movement will increase three times and this panel needs to look at that. i yield back. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chairman for holding this panel, this committee and i want to thank you for thinking forward. i represent a district in new jersey which has all the topic we're going to talk about. we're talk about rail, we talk about ports, we talk about shipping, we

well as allegedly ticking shaw off ahead of two mergers, rsc holdings by united rentals and pacific capital by union bank, to a total of illicit profits to shaw of $1.2 million. shaw, when confronted, began cooperating with the fbi in the sting operation against london. he told the fbi that london always told shaw he was very jitterous in the gifts he was giving and he didn't have to, but he didn't turn those gifts down. and when he was alerted he was going to put a hold in his account, the criminal complaint said, "shaw said that london reassured him that there was no reason for concern and explained that insider trading was like counting cards in las vegas. if you were caught, they simply ask you to leave because they cannot prove it." again, the two men knew each other, they were both members at the high end country club out of west lake village. no word if bruin shaw will be charged with any crimes. but scott london will make his first appearance here in court at 2:00 p.m. pacific. >>> the court battle -- >> wait a second -- >> -- over martha stewart continuing today, even as the man who replace

the cities affected are fairfield, suisun city, colma , daly city, union city, fremont, pacific and halfagues in ohio are striking. so local workers joined in right now. while it is an inconvenience for some other say, they're ok with the strike means better working conditions for trash collectors in the midwest. >> something has to be done. they need to picket upper and have the job done. >> we have baby diapers it will be a big mess a big smell. >> in general i tended to support unions and most strikes i think are based on genuine needs of the part of the workers. >> we're told the trash pickup is expected to resume tomorrow. residents who did not get the trash picked up yesterday or today you can put that treasure out next week when the trucks come around. they will not charge for extra bags they understand the situation no extra cost. >> continuing to watch the large drop on wall street the dow jones coming back we were down 160 points over 1%. now down one under 31 points. the dow 14,474. we were up 55 yesterday's. down 111 for the big news today. before the march jobs report. only

pacific heights apartment on sunday. no official cause of death has been released. dr. michael has on practice called unionow hollow. police say, they did detain one person and brought him in for questioning. that man is a possible roommate or house guest of the doctor and have made no arrest. >> san francisco police are holding a town hall meeting tonight to discuss a cage with two people were wounded by police gunfire. it happened early sunday morning in the mission district near valencia and 17th. both victims were taken to the hospital, and doctors say one of the two victims is expected to survive. no word on the other victims' condition. tonight's meeting will be at 5:00 at cornerstone church located on 17th street. the police chief will be there conducting the meeting and answer any questions that you might have. >> also obtained at the pump since to be easing a bit. this is good news for drivers. gas prices have been inching downward. according to aaa the national averages at $3.58 for a gallon of regular. that is down more than 30¢ compared to this time last year. what you pay at the pump and on wh

pacific heights apartment. >> for about five years, he ran his practice out of this union street office in san francisco's upscale cal hola district. now neighboring business owners are shaken by his death. >> he was always cheery. always wanting to talk. so it's a sad, sad news. >> reporter: the 47-year-old native san francisco lived just a few blocks away in this vallejo street apartment building. >> fire trucks, and ambulance came. usually, when they're here they're only here for like a half hour. they were here for like four hours. >> reporter: michael was found dead inside his apartment. police say it's what they didn't find that prompted a call to homicide detectives. >> there was no obvious signs of trauma, if you will. like a gunshot wound, or a stab wound. the circumstances were suspicious enough for the medical examiner to contact homicide investigators rather than police detained one person in connection with michael's death. >> i saw about 10 cops in the reception area. then this morning, my wife said they pulled someone out of here, handcuffed. and the person was laughing. >> reporter: workers tell m

pacific heights apartment. >> for about five years, he ran his practice out of this union street office in san francisco's upscale cal hola district. now neighboring business owners are shaken by his death. >> he was always cheery. always wanting to talk. so it's a sad, sad news. >> reporter: the 47-year-old native san francisco lived just a few blocks away in this vallejo street apartment building. >> fire trucks, and ambulance came. usually, when they're here they're only here for like a half hour. they were here for like four hours. >> reporter: michael was found dead inside his apartment. police say it's what they didn't find that prompted a call to homicide detectives. >> there was no obvious signs of trauma, if you will. like a gunshot wound, or a stab wound. the circumstances were suspicious enough for the medical examiner to contact homicide investigators rather than police detained one person in connection with michael's death. >> i saw about 10 cops in the reception area. then this morning, my wife said they pulled someone out of here, handcuffed. and the person was laughing. >> reporter: workers tell m

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pacific heights apartment on sunday. no official cause of death has been released. dr. michael had his own practice, called union street in dermatology located in cow hollow. police say, that they did detain one person and brought him in for questioning. that man is a possible roommate or house guests of the doctor. so far, no are arrests have been made. >> pain at the pump is easing a bit as the cost of gas continues to drop across the country including here in the bay area. we have seen the u.s. average dropped 6¢ over the past two weeks, and we may see a drop below $4 in sampras's go sooner rather than later. let's turn to kron 4 yoli aceves was live in san francisco at third and bryant with the details. >> as the prices go down in the next couple weeks i will show you what it's like. we have a graphic picture to show you. the price is $4.10. oakland has come in at $3.98. san jose is coming at an even $4. basically, the prices is cheaper and that is why we are saying this trickle down. the gas is a little bit cheaper. if you should enjoy this while last because we have a summer run around the corner. the pric

pacific international exposition in 1915. according to some labor historians, they were installed to basically separate the workplace where the long shore men operated from. potentially union activity on the waterfront. i think there is a lot to that. >> it's reasonable to use -- you need some security -- you need to separate your space. cargo is very vulnerable to pilfering. you need to somehow secure it. in this photo we can see what is it, the art ribbon going all the way along the waterfront. it's lit at night, right? >> somewhat dimly. >> okay. let's see. a couple here, just a few of the old signs i thought would be interesting. there is the golden bear and the ferness line. >> these are all from the water side. most people don't get to see them from that end. >> right. you have to be in your whale boat sailing along. there are a couple vessels that seem like they are either permanently moored or take out parties. >> excursion boats. >> primarily excursion boats, which is big business here. welcome home. >> old timer. >> isn't that wonderful? let me go back up to pier 23, i'll get over to pier 23 and listen to music and sit outside. it's the happening place. a great p

union city currently 56 degrees. here are the highlights we look at clear skies cool night. another mild day tomorrow and then warmer weather is coming. sunday and monday. so as you look at the pacificatellite picture here high pressure still going to control our weather for the next 7 days so we keep you in the dry pattern. but warm days will start on sunday and really take you into monday. so let me show you just week ahead. for san jose what we talk b.78 tomorrow afternoon in san jose. very close to today's level. temperatures coming up as we head into sunday monday by tuesday getting up into the thursday but just by a little bit. tomorrow morning those temperatures are falling. it is going to be a cool start to your morning. someplaces even chilly. low 40's napa santa rosa bundled up head out the door. 47 in concord. fremont. 45 for morgan hill. 48 degrees in san jose. san mateo o. half moon bay down to 44 degrees. see the low 50's around san francisco. and oakland. high pressure for your friday with sunshine in the south bay. 78 degrees as i mention in san jose. cupertino 73 for santa cruz. enjoy the sun in los gatos up to 80 degrees. on the planes it's mild beautiful day 68 mi