this is phone video from san jose resident chris wemp, who lives near the union pacific tracks. he says the all night train horns could not be more disruptive. so you wake up in a start wondering is a fire alarm going off in emergency, and it's kind of shocking here. in japan town had a news conference, city leaders announced. the federal railway administration, which oversees the nation's railroads and tracks has signed off on its plans for a quiet zone. that means between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. there will be no more routine horns at street crossings. in this case, we had thousands of residents who are disturbed. in their sleep every single night because of 19 operations of union pacific because of a change of routing. the quiet zone covers 14 intersections over a 1.8 mile stretch of tracks from montgomery street near highway 87 in the west, through 10th and horning streets to the north. there's been times when i've had say, eight o'clock meeting and i've been woken up at two am 3:30 a.m. maybe for him and then exhausted the next morning and needing to function in order for fed

and that is when union pacific change some of the routes and timing on its trains . now under federal law, railroad engineers are required to sound their horns that pedestrian and roadway crossings. and that is when that complaints began. this is phone video from san jose resident chris wemp, who lives near the union pacific tracks. he says the all night train horns could not be more disruptive. so you wake up in a start wondering is a fire alarm going off in emergency, and it's kind of shocking here. in japan town had a news conference, city leaders announced. the federal railway administration, which oversees the nation's railroads and tracks has signed off on its plans for a quiet zone. that means between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. there will be no more routine horns at street crossings. in this case, we had thousands of residents who are disturbed. in their sleep every single night because of 19 operations of union pacific because of a change of routing. the quiet zone covers 14 intersections over a 1.8 mile stretch of tracks from montgomery street near highway 87 in

this is phone video from san jose resident chris wemp, who lives near the union pacific tracks. he says the all night train horns could not be more disruptive. so you wake up in a start wondering is a fire alarm going off in emergency, and it's kind of shocking here. in japan town had a news conference, city leaders announced. the federal railway administration, which oversees the nation's railroads and tracks has signed off on its plans for a quiet zone. that means between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. there will be no more routine horns at street crossings. in this case, we had thousands of residents who are disturbed. in their sleep every single night because of 19 operations of union pacific because of a change of routing. the quiet zone covers 14 intersections over a 1.8 mile stretch of tracks from montgomery street near highway 87 in the west, through 10th and horning streets to the north. there's been times when i've had say, eight o'clock meeting and i've been woken up at two am 3:30 a.m. maybe for him and then exhausted the next morning and needing to function in order for fed

this is phone video from san jose resident chris wemp, who lives near the union pacific tracks.ys the all night train horns could not be more disruptive. so you wake up in a start wondering is a fire alarm. going off is an emergency, and it's kind of shocking here. in japan town had a news conference, city leaders announced. the federal railway administration, which oversees the nation's railroads and tracks has signed off on its plans for a quiet zone. that means between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. there will be no more routine horns at street crossings. in this case, we had thousands of residents who are disturbed. in their sleep every single night because of 19 operations of union pacific because of a change of routing. the quiet zone covers 14 intersections over a 1.8 mile stretch of tracks from montgomery street near highway 87 in the west, through 10th and horning streets to the north. there's been times when i've had say, eight o'clock meeting and i've been woken up at two am 3:30 a.m. maybe four a.m. and then exhausted the next morning and needing to function in order for fed

the particular sector that i'm still paying attention to are the shipping names if you look at union pacific and ups, these are stocks that have recently broken below some major support levels that can see further downside but mike is right, the damage is largely done i like the strike prices that he has chosen on this diagonal spread because of the risks that he is referring to he's paying more than the distance between the strikes so he does have downside risk but the $84 level is my target level or some of the chart levels that carter is referring to those are the exact levels that mike has chosen to sell that short strike that's where he's going to have maximum profit boy that june expiration so i like how we're aligning the technicals with the options strikes to maximize our potential yield on this diagonal spread. >> last word, carter >> one thing to note of course, all sectors are influenced by the market cap weighting of certain stocks if you take this sector which is skewed toward caterpillar, deere and union pacific it, the equal weight sector is outperforming the actual weight whi

the city unveiled its new partial quiet zone along union pacific train crossings from diridon station and wilson walker has more on how some residents now hope they can get a good night's rest. >> reporter: this freight corridor has been here for a long time, but it wasn't until the last three or four years that union pacific started using it at night. neighbors immediately asked for a solution, and now they have a partial one. >> i mean, i grew up here. so i've gotten used to it. that's why i didn't pay too much attention to it anymore until we got a dog. >> reporter: for everyone living close to or in some cases right up against these tracks, the last few years have brought nights punctuated by this. but relief has finally arrived, at least between the hours of 10 and 7:00. >> he howls every time the train comes. that has been a lot nicer. and we definitely get better sleep. >> it gets particularly important as we see a lot more housing coming into this area, right. >> reporter: those horn blasts are required by federal safety guidelines. so getting the so-called partial quiet zone

world as the same time united states must and will be strong, steady, and enduring partner in union pacific. so the quad has a lot of work out of us. and the fact of the matter is we have a lot of work to do, keeping this region peaceful and stable. and from on this i'm john knob. i got a mama, one from the german marshall fund of the united states. she's an expert on the quad and strategic issues in the, in the pacific. ms. mon, what is the impact of the ukraine war been on the quad grouping of missions? so ukraine has had an impact on the quad as well as on the brought a new pacific. i'm. i'm sure you remember that as soon as the war broke out, it was a expeditionary meeting of the court. leaders only does go together on short notice to discuss the increase. but i think a bigger question right now, facing countries in the end of the city, is not only the humanitarian aspect of a tragedy, but also being backed with crisis sanctions. independent from russia, a country are very much a crisis as well. i think countries atrocity now understand, this is not just the more happening for me in eur

líderes de la comunidad inauguraron la zona de bajo ruido donde operan los trenes de la compañía union pacificel cambio es que los residentes duermen mejor. regresamos contigo guillermo >>y justo a tiempo porque realmente el sonido de una locomotora despierta todo mundo. 5 con 19 minutos. vemos que sur y norte se mantienen extraordinarios es un fin de semana bello después de vientos que continúan de igual manera que no alcancen esa fuerza de 20 a 30 millas por hora, tenga mucho cuidado porque se puede seguir generando incendios. estamos viendo el estacionamiento más grande que la entrada al puente del área de la bía al fondo se puede ver un plan con el sol. conducta con mucho cuidado, el fin de semana todo mundo sabe caminar. esté muy atento a las señalizaciones. atentos a los cruces de peatones usted no puede bloquearlos con su automóvil y tiene que dejar que la gente circule . vamos a ver cómo está el tráfico por las autopistas hace san josé panorama estable un poco de tráfico por los 80 también la 101. en san mateo ya más tráfico en la península de san francisco también el panorama se estab

reporter: in early 2019, union pacific changed traffic patterns, running the trains at night to reduce the amount of idling no komodo's -- idling locomotives. today new signs marking the signal for quiet, after years of collaborative effort. >> part of the reason this stretch of railroad qualified for a quiet zone is that it is one set of tracks, the trains go slow through that section. the risk index was very low for that corridor. reporter: with the most significant traffic change here at seventh and jackson. >> the horn that used to be a storybook horn in the distance becomes this major reality in your living room. reporter: it started with this partial quiet zone for potentially expanding to 24 hours. in san jose, i am amanda del castillo you. ama: chesa boudin sits one-on-one with abc 7. dan: governor newsom giving a preview of his proposal plan. ama: and a meta-mistake. dan: all of that is coming up but here's a look at what is on live tonight at jimmy kimmel. >> watch us or else. >> go that way, no. help me. ♪ introducing the new 3-for-1 bundle. only from xfinity. it's unlimited

quiet zone hours for union pacific trains are between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. seven days a week.e his first trip to asia since taking office as the us looks to bolster its alliances in the region. madeline rivera reports from washington with the latest on the president's trip. president biden kicked off his high stakes trip to asia with a stop at a samsung computer chip facility in south korea. it's a model for a new samsung plant being built in texas 19 pandemic. exposed the fragility of just in time supply change. global semiconductor shortage has caused a shortfall on consumer goods, especially automobiles, but the supply chain is not the only issue. the president is looking to address with south korea's new president by his side. president biden also touted american alliances in the region. the u. s is looking to deepen those ties as it tries to counter china's growing global influence. so much of the future of the world is going to be written here and end up pacific over the next several decades. president stops in south korea, the u. s and allies are trying to deter potenti

that ban train horns from blaring between 10:00 at night and 7:00 in the morning along the the union pacific railroad crossings in the warm springs corridor that runs through san jose's japantown along 7th, taylor, jackson, and heading streets. the quiet zone project cost more than $12 million, but residents say it's totally worth it because after three long years, they can finally get a good night's sleep. >> we definitely get better sleep. >> it gets particularly important as we see a lot more housing coming into this area, right? >> horn blasts at crossings are required under federal safety guidelines but the city went through changes approved by congress and local leaders. >>> antioch mayor thorp is facing two misdemeanor charges with driving under the influence. the county is expected to issue a notice to appear in court. mayor thorp issued this response to kpix 5. quote, i'm deeply sorry for this lapse in judgment and i hope that the residents of antioch can forgive me. being your mayor is one of the greatest honors of my life and i am sorry if i have embarrassed you in any way. >>> me

but they became even more concerned when the union pacific railroad changed its schedule. -- that he and his neighbors are thrilled to finally get a good nights sleep. >> i think there is a new level of hope that has been restored. along with the understanding that our journeys not quite done yet. because we do want to be able to have the full 24 hour quiet zone establish. but this is an incredible start. >> quiet hours begin at 10:00 a.m. and run until 7:00 in the morning. >> so this is fun. hot fudge sundae's, on the house in san francisco this morning. was a celebration of the grand reopening of the ghirardelli square chocolate store. for the ribbing cutting ceremony, celebrating its 170th anniversary. so, verse 170 customers were treated to a free hot fudge sundae. >> this chocolate company has survived to noble pandemics. earthquakes, fires, other challenges. and throughout all of this time, and all of those difficulties, they are a true example of what it means to be resilient. >> resilient indeed. the store was closed for the past four months for us -- reservations.

this is going along the union pacific tracks. operators now have crossings from 10:00 until 7:00 in the morning. this comes after an increase in activity in february and constant noise complaints ever since. and runs past the hensley and pantone neighborhoods. >>> we all know the pandemic is impacting our mental health. still ahead, we tell you how it is impacting children of all ages and resources to help you out. >>> the warriors gearing up to take on the dallas mavericks in game 2 in the western conference finals. what you need to know if you plan on heading to the game. >>> only five more shows to go before ellen degeneres says goodbye to her daytime tv family. drew brees has advised before she takes her final bow. here is what he says happens in the next chapter. you can watch it, if you do watch it. watch it at 4:00 so you can find out what he has to say. also at 10:00, it is all right here on nbc bay area news. the bay area market continues to skyrocket. >> a makeshift in line with the garage. >> reporter: people are over

reporter: in early 2019, union pacific changed traffic patterns, running night to reduce the amount of idling no komodo's -- idling locomotives. today new signs marking the signal for quiet, after years of collaborative effort. >> part of the reason this stretch of railroad qualified for a quiet zone is that it is one set of tracks, the trains go slow through that section. the risk index was very low for that corridor. reporter: with the most significant traffic change here at seventh and jackson. >> the horn that used to be a storybook horn in the distance becomes this major reality in your living room. reporter: it started with this partial quiet zone for potentially expanding to 24 hours. in san jose, i am amanda del castillo you. ama: chesa boudin sits one-on-one with abc 7. dan: governor newsom giving a preview of his proposal plan. ama: and a meta-mistake. dan: all of that is coming up but here's a look at what is on live tonight at jimmy kimmel. >> watch us or else. >> go that way, no. help me. ♪ for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, no

anyway, this is this is a union pacific train union pacific was amazing. they had this engine specially made is they have now donated it to his library in college station. it is under a tarp. it will be unveiled on president bush's 100th birthday, june 12th. 2024 your all invited. this is an amazing. it was an amazing train. this was one of the more touching moments. we're coming over the track was packed just like all the historic trains, but there was a group cowboys waiting on their horses and as a train went by they tipped their cowboy hats what i didn't know until later there was about 20 cowboys, but the the engineered decided to toot the horn to greet them and most the horses ran off. these were the only five but we all cried it was it was really special there have been 20 of them. i don't know what we would have done but it was it was a really special part of his funeral. yeah great. great story. i've got oh a hundred more questions, but i bet a few of you in the audience do well. we're bringing microph. is up front and i promise if you're too afra

anyway, this is a union pacific train. union pacific was amazing. they had this engine specially made. they have now donated it to his library in college station. it is under a tarp. it will be unveiled on president bush's 100th birthday, june 12th, 2024. you're all invited. this is an amazing -- it was an amazing train. this was one of the more touching moments. we are coming -- the track was packed, just like all the historic trains. but there was a group of cowboys waiting on their horses. and as the train went by, they tipped their cowboy hats. what i didn't know until later, there was about 20 cowboys, but the engineer decided to toot the horn to greet them. and most of the decided to toot the horn to greet them. and most of the horses ran off. [laughter]. these horses ran off. [laughter]. these were the only five left. but we all cried. it was really were the only five left. but we special. there had been 20 of all cried. it was really them. i don't know what we had would have done. but it was, it was a really special part of his funeral. spec

miles, but the portion of the caltrain corridor that is electrified is owned -- south of that union pacificand we're not electric phiing at this point. just a quick reminder, the downtown extension will need electrified service. san jose has efforts to rebuild there and high speed rail will be using that same infrastructure on the corridor. a reminder about the project and the details, caltrain's been around 150 years, and we're at this key moment for the change for the corridor which is really exciting. the details are it's a 25-kv system. that's the same infrastructure we'll be using and we'll have six trains per hour per direction when electrified and we'll be replacing 75% of the fleet. the reason we need the diesel fleet is for the additional extension and to get to 100% electrified. we'll be the first diesel to electric railroad in north america. it's something we should be proud of and we're leading the country in this transformation to a cleaner environment. for the timeline, we started construction in 2017. as you see in later slides, we've been building during a pandemic so we hav

world at the same time, united states must and will be strong, steady, and enduring partner in union pacific. so the quad has a lot of work out of us. and so the fact of the matter is we have a lot of work to do, keeping this region peaceful and stable here. the quad and say they want to preserve peace in the endo pacific region. how realistic is that with an emerging chinese military superpower at the center of it all? i want to pull in brand bowman to night. he's a former u. s. black oak pilot, he's a former security advisor to the u. s. senate. he's now with the foundation for defense of democracies in washington, d. c. fred, it's good to see you again. let's talk about what to day mean to march 3 months since the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine. there are no signs that this war will end any time soon. are there lessons to be learned, especially for the quad group of nations? thanks now to join us. thanks for the question. my answer to your good questions. absolutely, yes. i think the number one lesson that the quad, but our european friends as well, and the mox around the wo

india, and the street us japanese alliance has long been the cornerstone of peace and prosperity union. pacific and united states remains fully committed to japanese japan's defense. and we will face the challenge today and the future together. later today will launch a new endo pacific economic framework. the purpose of which is increase our cooperation with other nations in the region and deliver concrete benefits for the people in the pacific region. anthony albany, who will be attending that called summit after being sworn in as straightly as new prime minister. his victory and saturdays election ended almost a decade of rule by the conservative coalition, led by former leader scott morrison. the headlines. the news continues after the listening post. ah no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be here with me. you can just put them to me. i can just leave you a message. you open at the home and ya today and we're going to be, you will be set up, will be sent to me . i'm a lot of my mother, just leave me when i don't want me shooting off the edge of the how and why di

japan, india, and the us japanese alliance has long been the cornerstone of peace and prosperity union. pacific and united states means fully committed to japanese just japan defense. and we will face the challenge today and the future together. later today will launch a new endo pacific economic framework. the purpose of which is increase our cooperation with other nations in the region and deliver concrete benefits for the people in a pacific region. with robert bride now his intel care, so quite a wide range of issues for the to lead us to get through. right. that's right. and they are going through those issues right now in this palace, right in the center of a tokyo, behind me, that bilateral meeting has been going on for almost a couple of hours now. it also incorporates a working lunch and we are expecting a relatively soon a joint news conference from could see that and also from biden to see exactly what they have been talking about. but a lot of this we know is focused on security issues, which of mutual interest to them and they, the china and china is growing assertiveness in this p

and afraid via the us japanese alliance has long been the cornerstone of peace and prosperity union. pacific and united states remains fully committed to japanese japan's defense. and we will face the challenges today and the future together. later today will launch a new endo pacific economic framework. the purpose of which is increase our cooperation with other nations in the region and deliver concrete benefits for the people in the pacific region. govern out rob mcbride, he joins us from tow care. so quite a list of topics for biden, and because she that to get through right, wrong that's right. but a lot of them, very much focused on security and with an eye particularly to china. but it's interesting prime minister casita in his opening remarks just before they began the 1st bilateral meeting, which is now taking place in this palace behind me. here in central tokyo, he made specific reference to russia attacking what he called russian aggression. saying that the invasion of ukraine undermined global order. i think the americans would have a welcomes at hearing that it says, this trip

union pacific workers have cleared the railroad tracks and pomona near the 71 freeway after debris and appliances were found scattered there. the l. a county fire department had responded to an outdoor fire last night and found this scene dozens of washers and dryers, some brand new in boxes and some open with parts strewn apparently stolen right off of the trains. railyards from east l. a to the city of industry have been getting hit by cargo thieves for several months now. alrighty then today was kind of a cool one. tomorrow will be very, very similar to what we had today. let's win. still be breezy, though, and less opportunity for showers, but there's still a chance so it's going to be a you know, today was kinda nice day. really, if you get behind and get away from the wind and how cool it was. i mean, there's a lot of sunshine for all these were the hives from today. tomorrow's hizo match, these probably as well as tuesday's. the system i'm talking about is right there. it's coming from the north, so it's cold now expecting a lot of rain, not a lot of moisture being held in there

railroad and provided land grants to the union pacific and the central pacific railroad, which is chartered in the state of california. in these corporate land grants the us congress violated treaties at its signed with indigenous nations along the path of the railroad the railroad companies use these land grants to raise capital to fund the construction and maintenance of the roads. and these real infrastructure that they built. you know raise capital through this finance it moved resources out and it moved troops in. and these real develops took place in a on a global stage the end of the year would see the completion of the first the end of 1862 would see the completion of the first rail line in algeria built by the french and the spread of the rail network and restaurant western india built by the british. on july 2nd the day after he signed the pacific railway act lincoln signed the moral act. establishing the structure of the modern us public university through land grants. the moral act was another aspect of continental imperialism. by opening university education to small property o

he got a big commission in 1869, which was to take photographs along the union pacific line and it was and when he was engaging in that project in cheyenne, wyoming that he met ferdinand hayden in a brothel, which was an encounter that he remembered vividly, but hayden never wrote about and you can imagine why but the two of them met then became friends when hayden recruited him for an 1870 survey. he was leading to southern wyoming and just really loved jackson's photographs felt like he had a great sense of place that he knew where to place the camera that he understood how to create a mobile studio pack in onto the back of the mule and actually, you know, come through with intact last negatives. i mean in this in this time, it was pretty extraordinary, so he came along and he really had an important role to play because hayden felton, you know people during this period really believe that photographs. conveyed reality, you know now we know with instagram and everything that you can manipulate photographs and they can tell whatever story that you want them to tell but in this period

the thought is csx, union pacific, they've been unbelievable, although they were higher [ applause ]tive and cautious about the transports the reason why i like this call, david, because this group has basically been in the sweet spot of the strength of the economy union pacific did say 50 points here, but that said, these, their business is -- [ bell ] that ohio renaissance. >> the guardians >> but also the previous >> the opening bell. obviously weak record on the big board. nuscale power celebrating its new listing. and mental health action day mtv. flo did an event yesterday about that as for the utilities and the grid, some cautionary comments yesterday about summer blackouts, jim i mean, i wonder, we talked about staples not being a safe haven, but the utilities remain. >> i've been saying the summer blackouts seem very real to me sempra, which is a fabulous company and a great, great, fabulous -- that could happen. i do like sempra they're doing many things right including natural gas export but let's just say it's an added concern among the many concerns, the supermarket, the