both union pacific and anthrax, police and engineers are still on scene. the ntsb and cal osha have also been notified. reporting live in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox studios. alright, henry. thank you. community service in the city was interrupted this morning when a truck crashed into a bus near the panhandle video here from the citizen app shows the white pickup truck that was smashed into the side of the money bus. it happened around 4 30 this morning at the intersection of haight and cole street. san francisco fire tells us three people were hurt in that crash, but everyone is expected to be okay. a firefighter in san francisco had to be rescued after falling down an elevator shaft while responding to a fire , the spokesperson for the san francisco fire department says crews were responding to a fire and seacliff avenue. right on the coast near baker beach. a second crew had to respond to help the firefighter who fell. fire department says that firefighter is expected to be okay. missing oakley woman wants volunteers to help search for more evidence in

he was working to clear debris from homeless encampments for union pacific when his rig was hit and he was left with a brain bleed and doctors had to amputate both of his legs. >> it's really hard. it's something that will change me and my family's lives forever. >> reporter: the family of four is awake, but still doesn't know the full extent of his injuries. more surgeries are on the way. he was their sole provider. a go fund me has been setup with expenses. >> he was our support. he provided everything for me and my family. >> reporter: alvarez is still trying to understand how this happened wondering if a lack of communication is to blame for the accident. she says in 16 years of working for union pacific, safety was always his priority. >> there should have been somebody there who could have called and said that my dad was like still working on the tracks. every day she asks herself all these questions. >> reporter: the accident happened just weeks after the family celebrated buying their first house. now they are celebrating salvador's 40th birthday from a hospital room hoping eac

officials with union pacific are investigating. cal osha and the ntsb have also been notified. well that in montana, where at least six people have died after a pile up on interstate 90. it happened near the town of hardened about 40 miles east of billings. 21 vehicles crashed, resulting in those six deaths. the montana highway patrol blames zero visibility from a dust storm. the state's governor asked police to join in join him in praying for the victims and their families. in east contra costa county fire officials are working to put out a fire that has been burning for six weeks. they say smoke has been considered unhealthy and hazardous for people who live nearby. is ktvu is amberleigh tells us the fire department is now flooding the fire. seven pumps are now being used to flood a marshland fire in pittsburgh with water from the bay in order to put it out the contra costa county fire protection district with help started the efforts shortly before noon friday. the stubborn fire has been burning since may 28th heat that is deep seated underground, and we're gonna have to flo

joining us now for first on cnbc is union pacific ceo lance fritz.umber of the pressures, we talked to you about a lot of them. looked like a good quarter we get a nice macro view from you as well. let's start with inflation i'm just curious as to what you anticipated in terms of volumes, how it is impacted things that you're seeing on the network right now. >> yeah, david, first, thanks for hosting me this morning. in terms of inflation, coming into the quarter, certainly we did not see a continued spike like it did through the quarter. what the big readout number, cpi was something like 9% plus most recently and we're seeing that in the behavior of consumers,but we'r not yet seeing it in terms of the volumes that come to us. so consumers are telling us that they're concerned, they have anxiety, but their spending behavior, it is not yet showing through in the supply chain demand to us >> okay. and what are your expectations like, every ceo out there, and everyone, we're trying to figure out what will slow, how much it will slow, what the consumer l

employee with union pacific severely injured. another person hurt when a train and maintenance truck crashed in east oakland. 30 passengers were on board that southbound amtrak train when the collision happened earlier this afternoon . welcome everyone to the four heather holmes. oakland firefighters say the maintenance worker was clearing the tracks of debris when the crash happened near 50th avenue. and east eighth street is henry with details on this crash investigation, henry heather and greg still very much. an active scene. we see union officials here on site. now there are homeless encampments along the railroad tracks, and this victim was trying to clear the debris and trying to cross those tracks. when this amtrak train came barreling through tragedy on the railroad tracks in east oakland. the fire department says a union pacific worker using a tractor to clear trash from the tracks, was hit by an amtrak train on 50th avenue near east eighth street. it happened at about 11 a.m. a witness told ktvu the victim, apparently

more surgeries are scheduled louise, a 16 year employee of union pacific time 7 35 police search goes men who shot and killed the food delivery driver in oakland 10 days ago, and now there's a $20,000 reward to help catch the killer. can patrick fung was sitting in this car on july 17th when the two men approached his car and they shot him. it's the latest crime that has shaken the little saigon neighborhood right along international boulevard between second and 14th avenues . the oakland police chief says the department will name a little liaison officer dedicated to that neighborhood. so we recognize that this community has not been invested in when it comes to police resources. they brought that to my attention. over the last several months, my command staff met with this community, so i understand and the incident that happened to mr fong just really exacerbated the issues that we were already dealing with in this area. the police have also said a similar strategy of bringing lots of resources entered the chinatown there has had an effect on crime in that neighborhood, and he's ho

among the names, tesla, american express, union pacific, brenda, i would love your take on tesla. think ahead of the numbers next week? >> yes, tesla, it's going to be more of the same of what we saw first quarter. we've seen that numbers -- i think there's going to be ongoing stuff, but i think the key to the story lies at the increasing production -- >> we're having a little bit of trouble as you can hear, brenda we're having trouble with your microphone let me move to jason snipe as we figure that out. bank of america, goldman, american heavy financials expo. >> yeah, so i think as part of the conversation that we had earlier in terms of financials and looking through the read-through, so for bank of america, just read-through for the consumer, i'm looking at loan growth, let's see what happens there. as it relates to goldman sachs, trading revenue will be important to me. we know what is going on with underwriting corporate issuance. and then on american express, what is going on with the business traveller, how is that revenue, what is the card revenue. and i think that is wh

union pacific officials are investigating. cal osha and the ntsb have also been notified in oakland, henry lee ktvu. still news san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting officers taped off the plant shopping center at monterey road and curtner avenue. for much of the morning, officers were called to the scene about six a.m. and found one man had been shot. he was later pronounced dead at the scene. the investigation is ongoing, and businesses in the area were closed during the investigation. the cancer constant county district attorney is tossed about 40 criminal cases because they involved eniac and pittsburgh police officers who are now under investigation. the d. a s office and the fbi are looking into alleged crimes of moral turpitude. sources have told ktvu investigators are determining whether officers abused prescription testosterone supplements. they're also following up on allegations of parties in which officers joked about who's bringing heroin and cocaine. dismissed cases are on top of federal criminal ca

pharma, jim, raytheon, deere, alaska, union pacific. you like this group?he group a lot. it's the heart of the thesis that i v i also think you have to pull the group apart. there is a lot of different parts of it. there is the transports like union pacific. today what is really going on is aerospace. this week very the farm brew air show going on. there say lot of orders coming out for boeing and air bus one of them today by the way, is a 787 order from air cap a leasing company. and really makes you think that if air cap is that comfortable ordering 787s they agree with boeing that the is principle of law is near term for deliveries to resume. >> bullish or not on this group and why? >> yeah. i'm with jim in that you have to pull the group apart if you look at it together, i'm not bullish on the group if you look at valuations and industrials, it's a middle of the pack in line with the s&p 500. so they're not super cheap i don't see the valuation argument there then if you think about the catalyst, it would be increasing manufacturing orders, increasing d

union pacific officials are investigating. cal osha and the ntsb have also been notified in oakland, henry lee ktvu. it's still news. now to montana, where at least six people have died after an interstate pile up during a dust storm. it happened near the town of hardened, which is about 40, miles east of billings. 21 vehicles crashed, resulting in those six deaths. the montana highway patrol blames zero visibility from sudden gusts of wind kicked up dust. the state's governor asked people to join him in praying for the victims and their families. contra costa county fire officials are taking a unique approach to trying to put a fire out that's been burning for six weeks. the smoke has been causing poor air quality in the area. ktvu is amber lee joins us now live from pittsburgh and amber. the fire department is actually flooding the fire. that's right. brooks and the smell of smoke is still strong here in pittsburgh. deputy fire chief shows us how they're flooding this fire with water. seven pumps are now being used to flood

the union pacific maintenance employee was clearing debris from the tracks when the train ran into his front loader. he is hospitalized with serious injuries tonight. a passenger was taken to the hospital. a third suffered some minor injuries and the tracks are still closed at this hour while investigators try to determine how that crash happened. >>> off-duty firefighter in the right place at the right time to save a man from a burning track in sacramento. look at that. fire captain jacob was driving home from dinner when a ford explorer crashed right in front of him on interstate 80. >> as we approached the driver's side window, there was a person who was slumped over the wheel and appearing motionless. when we were pulling the patient out of the vehicle itself there was fire coming through the dashboard and the floorboard section of the vehicle. he see something where i can stop and make a difference, i absolutely will. >> we know firefighters have dangerous jobs. this story proves that. a san francisco firefighter recovering tonight after falling down an elevator shaft. the chronic

es el principal proveedor de esta familia, ellos insisten que en los 16 aÑos que trabajÓ para uniÓn pacificÓ. >>> los mÉdicos dicen que el camino a la recuperaciÓn serÁ largo para "sal". y ahora su familia se enfoca en su recuperaciÓn. >>> estÁ estable ahora, y bueno con fe de que se recupere. >>> salvador estÁ despierto pero, aÚn no conoce la dimensiÓn de sus heridas. su esposa nos cuenta que eso le preocupa, la reacciÓn que pueda tener al enterarse de lo sucedido. ahora celebran el cumpleaÑos 40 de salvador en un hospital, y con la esperanza de que pueda regresar a casa. >>> la causa del incidente continÚa bajo investigaciÓn y la familia habilitÓ una pÁgina web para recaudar fondos y cubrir los gastos mÉdicos, la informaciÓn la encuentra en telemundo 48.com >>> el concejo municipal y residentes de... se reunieron para discutir medidas para controlar el alto precio de las casas y los alquileres. algunos aseguran que les subieron los precios hasta 700 dÓlares en las cuotas. >>> y por segundo dÍa en (nombre en inglÉs) trabajadores de un hospital continÚan en protesta para pedir un aumento sa

union pacific officials have told us they were on sight removing stolen cars when the fire broke out near their property. and supply chain problems now having a profound effect on the state's economy, but the situation is about to get a lot worse, as new emission rules will eliminate tens of thousands of trucks from california roads. kpix 5's john ramos on a looming deadline. >> back in 2008, governor arnold schwarzenegger signed into law a new set of regulations for trucks and buses to reduce pollution. the final rule will go into effect this january 1st, banning diesel trucks with engines made before 2010. >> so this is one of the most significant mobile source regulations that california has a state has ever taken on air quality in terms of protecting public health and our communities. >> while the law has been on the books for 14 years now, its implementation couldn't be coming at a worse time. the pandemic has caused supply chain problems and a shortage of drivers. and now, at the new year stroke of midnight, an estimated 80,000 trucks will suddenly become illegal in california.

he was working to clear debris from homeless encampments for union pacific when his rig was hit and he a brain bleed and doctors had to amputate both of his legs. >> it's really hard. it's something that will change me and my family's lives forever. >> reporter: the family of four is awake, but still doesn't know the full extent of his injuries. more surgeries are on the way. he was their sole prov

. >> reporter: along with the union pacific tractor operator, one of the 30 passengers on board the train was transported with unknown injuries. sean says another tractor operator was also on scene and tried to warn his co-worker the train was coming, but it was too late. >> one of the other workers said, oh, i tried to yell at him to hurry up because the arm was coming down. i told him, please, hurry, hurry, and he kept going, but the guy said that the tractor was just moving too slow and didn't make it. >> reporter: all passengers on board the train at the time were transported to bus to secure amtrak location. ntsb and cal-osha will now take over the investigation. >> drivers are being asked to avoid the area and the tracks remain closed in both directions. amtrak says trains are moving in the surrounding area with restricted speed and delay. >>> now to the wildfire burning in yosemite national forest. it continues to grow, but firefighters are making some progress. let's bring you the latest stats. the washburn fire has burned 4,700 acres and it is 31% contained. so far, the grove of

oakland fire chief says the union pacific tractor was clearing debris from the tracks apparently trying to cross it when the train hit his rig. a witness says he heard the crash and tried to help the man stuck inside the tractor. >> i just tried to reassure him we had help on the way and hold on. there was diesel all over the place. you could smell the gas. >> oakland fire says it sparked a hazmat situation with the train dumping hundreds of gallons of diesel fuelm. one of the 30 passengers was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. drivers are told to avoid the area and tracks remain closed in both directions. >>> they are cleaning out a controversial homeless camp. the massive wood street homeless encampment is set to be cleared by the first week of august. they say the camp will be replace wad site that can better serve the areas unhoused residents. the encampment has long been criticized as a major safety risk. earlier this week, flames went through the camp and sparked the closure of the macarthur mays for hours and it blew up propane tanks. an estimated 200 people live at th

a union pacific employee was using a front loader, and was clearing debris from the tracks near 50th avenue and east eighth street. his tractor was hit by the train that was bound for sack or the. onef the injured was the operator of the tractor. the other was a passenger on the train. at least 100 gallons of diesel spilled when a tank on the train ruptured. hazmat teams are dealing with that cleanup. >>> san jose police are investigating the city's third homicide this week. a man gunned down at a popular shopping center. it happened around 6:00 this morning at the plant shopping center tully. the man died at the scene. no word on any suspects or motives. the shooting marks the city's 22nd homicide of the year. >>> a new national suicide and crisis lifeline set to launch tomorrow. people will be able to call or text 988 seven days a week, 24 hours a day. counselors will be on hand to handle general mental concerns and help those in crisis. >> the simple number is part of a straight forward idea, getting people help when they need it most. >> we do want to know that shawn chitnis talk

firefighters say a union pacific worker was clearing the train tracks with a front loader when the train struck it. that victim had serious injuries. a second person on the train was hurt, but no word yet on that person's condition. hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel also spilled. the tracks are still closed at this hour. >>> california's making another big move to solidify a women's right to an abortion. boast uc and cal state universities are requiring students to offer -- offer students medical abortions as of january 1st. kpix 5's anne makovec has more on the requirement and a coupe of big votes on capitol hill. anne? >> reporter: that california law on college campuses was passed back in 2019, but obviously carries new meaning based on the new restrictions to abortions across the country. it requires all on-campus medical clinics to offer what's known as a medical abortion that involves taking two prescription pills hours apart during a women's first ten weeks of pregnancy that is being paid for at least initially with over $10 million in privately raised funds. and the universities

. >> the comments today about union pacific are exactly the opposite of what i heard is going on. >> they are trying to swing down the number of people on the training getting it to 1. then the unions hate that and so i loved it and now it turns out the things i love is a sticking point of why i should hate it and it is very depressing. >> they do talk about lower coal prices in addition to the labor issues. you are right about political and regulatory issues. i loved the rails because they were doing great. then out of nowhere they are fewer cargoes and the markets in recession. i wish people were forecasting a recession then, but it could go down mor . >> we are now beginning earnings seasons. enough for the price targets, we can see the numbers and the guidance and whether the market has effectively adjusted to account for what may be a slowdown or may be a sign of a slowdown. >> there are places to go. like pepsico. >> that was a strong quarter. >> it was a very strong quarter talking about 10% organic. i thought this was interesting with supply chain problems getting better. reme

monkeypox cases testing and vaccines in the bay area a collision between an amtrak train and a union pacificehicle left a railroad worker with serious injuries today. the worker was operating what's known as a high rail crane when it was hit by a southbound amtrak train at 50th avenue in oakland around 11 o'clock this morning. we're told some people aboard the capital corridor train bound for san jose were hurt the front of the train sustained significant damage and a hazardous materials team had to be called in to clean up diesel fuel that spilled during the crash. crews are starting to flood a marsh in contra costa county to put out a stubborn wildfire that's been causing air quality concerns sky 7 was over the pittsburgh bay point area this afternoon as the water as you see started rushing in it's burning in peat, which is decaying vegetation firefighters say this makes it nearly impossible to put out the marsh fire started at the end of may and flared up last weekend. it's been smoldering and putting up a lot of smoke we're gonna keep you updated on progress that that flooding makes all

all these people gathered together and late may and omaha, nebraska, where they boarded union pacific trains to utah, in august. they made a pit stop in cheyenne, wyoming. they gathered supplies, most notably army horses. and then made their way west. they spent a little bit of time in utah exploring ogden, exploring salt lake city, where they also got supplies. salt lake city was a very important stop on the major road between california and colorado. they're also quite interested in what they would've considered the more curious aspects of salt lake city. its founding in mormonism, bringham young, its president. he spent a lot of time looking around. they left on june 10th for the real start of the expedition. moving northward along a stage road july 15th, they were at bottler's ranch, which was a ranting place run by german brothers in the yellowstone river valley. if you have gone to bozeman, driven to yellowstone that way, driven through the northern enterance, you have driven by bottler's ranch road. which is the sight of that former ranch right there on the yellowstone river. i

where they boarded union pacific trains to utah, in august. they made a pit stop in cheyenne, wyoming. they gathered supplies, most notably horses. and then made their way west. they spent a little bit of time in utah exploring haugen, exploring salt lake city, where they also got supplies. salt lake city was a very important stop on the major road between california and colorado. they're also quite interested in what they would've considered the more curious aspects of salt lake city. its founding in mormonism, bring him young, it's presidents he spent a lot of time looking around. they left on june 10th. for the real start of the expedition. moving northward along a stage road from of denver but antenna, there they had wagons, they had horses with them bringing all their supplies. by july 13th, they arrived at fort ellis in montana, just outside of bozeman. where they picked up their second calgary escort. by july 15th, the rat bottler's ranch, which was a ranting place run by german brothers in the yellowstone river valley. if you have gone

two people were injured, including union pacific employee. that collision happened near 50th avenue and east eighth street yesterday about 11 o'clock in the morning. authorities say the worker was using the front loader to clear trash that came from a nearby homeless encampment when the train passed by the impact knocked the tractor across and down the tracks. the tracks are a mess here in oakland because they allow the encampments along the side. you know they they've got all this debris out here if the encampments weren't on the tracks, these guys wouldn't be out here, clearing it like this. they wouldn't be in harm's way. the worker did suffer severe injuries to his face and legs of passenger on the train was also injured. and we are getting the first pictures of a deadly pile up. this is a montana that was caused by a dust storm. at least six people have died, the montana highway patrol says when gus top 60 mph. and reduced visibility down to 0 21 vehicles involved in the crash, which occurred on the main highway in the central southern p

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 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 phot

philly fed survey more earnings to watch we hear from at&t and american airlines and blackstone and union pacific> the dow implied lower by 75 and s&p is flat. joining me now is john stoltzfus at oppenheimer john, do you feel better about the markets given what you have seen >> i have to say we he he definitely feel better about this the market is showing where it wants to go as it gets out from under that awful first half of the year. >> if that is the case, are you calling a bottom is this the time everybody should be buying >> we have to say we do not believe this is the time to back up the troubuck. it is a good time to layer in dollar cost average. look within the sectors where babies have been thrown out with the bath water and indiscriminate selling in the first half of the year we think a lot of stocks that make a lot of sense and profitable today and pay dividends. garp growth. >> when you say garp growth or growth value or growth at a reasonable price let's assume prices are reasonable now than 6 to 9 months ago because they are. we can see what happens with the ind indices. what charac

coming up on "balance of power" the union pacific president and ceo will be joining david westin.d over to "the cable," join me there as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. russia's unjustified aggression towards ukraine as an ongoing drag on growth. >> to the world of business. i don't think it has peaked yet. >> this is balance of power with david westin. david: president biden has tested positive for covid-19 and is reported to have mild symptoms.

economy coming out of the technology sector then we're also seeing opportunity and things like union pacifict's the opportunity for those companies to be able to do well when anything sells so it doesn't matter which parts of the economy are doing well as long as anyone needs to move anything on the west coast union past success there. >> i think industrials and caterpillar. i wonder i'd like to get your take on whether or not you feel netflix is a buy with inturin six value and whether or not the banks are, given the earnings that we've seen. >> i definitely think there's a lot of companies that, you know, we'll see a ton of earnings coming out over the next few days while i can't comment specifically on netflix, we love to find companies that are really a fundamental part of the economy, similar to what i was talking about before at diamond hill, we've been interested in google as an example as a company that has very strong, long-term power and growth. >> heather, thank you. th de got to get you back for mo atoes it for us on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" is coming up next wealth is s

a union pacific employee was using a front loader to clear debris from the tracks when a tram slammednto him. the operator was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. a train passenger was also hospitalized. hazmat teams are cleaning up hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel spilled in the crash. >>> there are plans to shut down an oakland homeless camp that's been the site of many of fires, including one this week that sent a plume over the east bay. several rvs were burned. at within point, 880 was closed down. caltrans posted notices at the site. it plans to shut down the encampment by the first week of august. caltrans says it is cooperating with the city and alameda county to help the nearly 200 people living in the shelter. >>> a midnight deadline has now passed for the santa clara county sheriff to step down or head to trial. the san francisco da's office is serving as the prosecution in the case against lori smith. she's accused of seven corruption-related acts, including allegations that she granted concealed weapons permits to donors and political supporters. smith was giv

i'm looking at jetblue, union pacific, lennar. are the analysts finally playing catch-up to the rest of the market? >> i think they probably are, but it is a game of catch-up. i think one of the things we find in earnings season is the dollar's actually very important. if the dollar goes up very strongly, that that pushes down all the value of those overseas earnings. they all come down, and that will hurt the second quarter earnings seasons, so i think we're going to see some disappointments on revenue. i think analysts are catching up, but i still think the earnings season may be disappointing relative to what analysts expect. lauren: david kelly, thank you so much for the time. >> anytime. lauren: president joe biden meeting with mexican president lopez if obrador earlier today, the north american leaders cussing the ongoing immigration -- discussing the ongoing crises at the u.s./mexico border. and later this evening the president will board air force one for his first official visit to the middle east. biden's 4-day tour begi

union pacific, you own that stock. what's your story? >> lackluster guidance going forward.r the years to come, scott. i won't bore you with my thesis what this decade will produce but it will need train traffic one quarter reported and one quarter ahead will not throw me from the train >> pardon the pun. is onshoring part of your thesis is infrastructure spending anywhere in there? just checking. tractor supply, they beat revs in line. beat guidance. that's you again >> it's a really good company. with all the disasters in retail, people like to go shop at tractor supply. come up to the farm sometime >> down 5% if everything is so great? >> i don't know. i don't know, scott. the results were good. it happens >> down 5% >> it happens. >> what's the stock done lately? did it run up a lot into the number you would know better than me. the ceo will be on "mad money," by the way the stock is down 17 if everything is so great why is the stock down 17? >> where is target where is walmart >> it's 23 times earnings in a market that is headed toward 14 times earnings >> we're stuck o

assistance team is there the man has been detained and transported to a hospital for observation a union pacificworkers in the hospital with serious injuries after maintenance vehicle. they were driving was hit by southbound amtrak train in oakland. crir ai bou happened rinifan and a hazardous materials team had to be called in to clean up diesel fuel that spilled during the crash now to the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park it grew to more than 4,750 acres overnight. it's just 31% contained the highway 41 entrance remains closed. that fire is also cross. to the sierra national forest prompting more road closures park officials say so far. no giant sequoias have been burned the cause is under investigation, but fire officials say it appears to have been started by a person. in the east bay efforts to put out the marsh fire in eastern contra costa county stepped up today the marsh which has been burning for about six weeks now is being flooded in an effort to put out. the fire pete is burning in the could burn for months and air quality advisory has just been extended in the area th

union pacific says it plans a major upgrade of its diesel locomotives to reduce carbon emissions.he rail company says it will spend more than $1 billion to overhaul 600 engines over the next three years. the move will cut about 210,000 tons of carbon emissions each year. that's equivalent of taking 45,000 cars off the road has launched a new website to help people understand and reduce the health risks of extreme heat. federal officials say he dot gov will provide the public with clear, timely and science based information about heat waves. extreme heat has been the greatest weather related cause of death in the united states over the past 30 years, killing more than 700 people every year. the new website has maps, data and information that will allow people and lawmakers to plan for extreme heat weeks or even months ahead, the white house says. addressing the climate crisis, including extreme heat has been a top priority for the biden harris administration. a magnitude seven earthquake hit the philippines this evening. officials say the epicenter was near abra at the northern end

there are more surgery scheduled louise, a 16 year employee of union pacific.te audit says the water that comes out of the tap for more than 900,000. californians is unsafe to drink and the state isn't acting fast enough to help clean it up. the state auditor says the number of falling water failing water systems has continued to rise in the last five years. many are small water systems and rural disadvantaged communities. they can apply for state funding to improve the water quality, but the process is complicated and can take years. many of these water systems are actually very small water systems, and they don't always have the internal expertise to get through the application process or to even facilitate the right steps to go forward in terms of improving their water systems. we talked with people every day. we have great conversations. we have projects moving forward, and then it gets to the point where it's time to fund something, and, yeah, it will take a year or more to get a funding agreement in place. and those are lots of days taking by wind folks a

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if you look q1 and last year both, csx profits up 21%, union pacific up 70% if you look at the nsf lastn revenue with all the chipping that's going on 6 billion with a b and profit and as we come back alive i leave you with a shout of the locomotives this is where they get the freight on the rails you happy today there's not a strike but out of the woods is not where we are. >> 60 days to figure it out. jeff flock in philadelphia let's bring in jeff hauptman to talk about the summer travel season we're at the peak let's begin with airlines and airports in the nightmare that it is is anything any better for travelers. >> it is not getting better for leisure travelers the staffing issues cannot be fixed before the summer and things are getting worse i did research yesterday and lost luggage was up 135% because of the loss of staffing. it takes 18 weeks to get a passport because of the loss of staffing. the headwinds against travel being a good experience are not improving 100,000 flights canceled in the u.s. in this calendar year alone it is not better yet. >> are weakening any breaks on

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and other members of the administration encouraged that international long shore and warehouse union and pacificassociation to come to the table to two get freight flowing through l.a. and long beach. why aren't you doing the same for independent truckers? as of now, we have so much shortage of truck drivers. these independent truckers that can't come in, i think it's gonna reduce our supply chain prices much more. why shouldn't they get the same type of exemptions that gig workers and entertainers get the law? >> again, to the extent that this is a state law, we respect the role of the state of california. we are in touch with them and we know that they have indicated that the california labor agency is working with those who need assistance coming in compliance. they are looking at the supply chain factors as well. this is one piece of a very big puzzle. we are doing everything we can on the pieces that are up to us federally, while respecting the areas in which we are not formally part of the process. >> you're not really working -- over the past week here, you've never had a meeting with the

family to reside in washington state and migrate grandfather was a blacksmith for the northern pacific railroad. union station is now the federal or house where i will sit if confirmed. i can only imagine how proud my family would be today. thank you. look forward to answering the committee's questions. >> thank you, senator blumenthal, chairman derby, ranking member grassley and members of the senate judiciary committee for the opportunity to appear before you today. many thanks to president biden for the nomination and to senator bennett for his kind words and senator hickenlooper for the recommendation as well as our judicial nomination committee. i am truly humbled to be here today. there is no doubt i would not be here without many people. i thank my husband doug. it should come as no surprise doug has paid small and large sacrifices often untold and appreciated so i could be considered for this seat. he and our son luc are at home finishing a final week of school. her daughter is with me today and i hope both of them remembered dad and i are proud of who you are, what you want to do. also with m

pacific the confederacy. in the end though, arizona was the only part of the far southwest that formally seceded from the union which i think raises this fair question about the thesis of my entire book, which is if this part of the country the far west was so loyal to the south. why didn't more of it join the southern war effort. and part of the answer really has to do with abraham lincoln. in a statement that's going to surprise. nobody lincoln was a really good wartime president and he understood all too. well how fragile the union was especially in the far west? so he initiated the sweeping purge of federal officials about 1500 of them in total and he replaced them all with reliable unionists. this include included firing the southern-born governor and the secretary of new mexico the exact same guys who oversaw the passage of the territory slave code in addition to firing basically all the friends who were in all the friends of william gwyn. who were in california is patronage positions. much harder to lead a rebellion in the rep in the west when you no longer really hold power there. now an equally import

competitiveness and diversity among key and growing voting blocs of latino and asian american pacific islanders, in addition to unions sure that all those voices are represented and all those voices are heard. >> reporter: midwestern states including minnesota and michigan are also battling to replace iowa. >> you don't win the white house unless you win michigan. >> reporter: no matter which state lands in the coveted first spot, george washington university professor laura brown says it's really the first few contests that can make or break a presidential campaign, taking on more weight than maybe they should. >> they create a momentum. they create a message that the party has decided, and they've decided very quickly, when really the parties would be better served by a calendar that was longer and a process that engaged more people. >> reporter: but it will be no more than five states that hold their contests before the first tuesday in march, raising the stakes for those deciding the calendar. natalie brandt, cbs news, washington. >>> it is 5:35 on your monday morning. two super infectious omicron strains are bec