union pacific railroad says that the people living here are trespassing. >>:and, that there are plans to remove the debris in this area over the next several days. >>: a suspected car thief.created chaos on san francisco streets this morning. >>:police say, the man stole this red utility truck from a construction site, then slammed into several vehicles as he tried to get away. at times going the wrong way on a one way >>:this security video shows him backing into a limo after he was boxed in. at a stop light on market street >>: there was nothing i could do i had cars behind me. there was no way to get out of the way. >> james:eventually the suspect abandoned the red pickup near civic center plaza. >> james:there. a san francisco firefighter who was in the area tackled him. >> james:he was arrested.and will likely be charged with numerous counts of hit and run, as well as car theft. >> james: a fire is now and hayward. >>: good news is no one is injured the firefighters are wrapping up the scene. they came out at 3:15 a.m. they will have a call and there

philippe>>union pacific railroad says that the people living here are trespassing. there are plans to remove the debris in this area over the next several days. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. > > the fog is already returning in to the north bay and portions of the shore. it will move fast tomorrow so it will be pretty hot tomorrow in the '80s and '90s practically bay area wide. as we look ahead tomorrow it will be cooler into the weekend. radar shows high clouds that we saw earlier which will dissipate as they move to the central valley. but we will see low cloud coverage settling into the north bay by the 4:00 hour. also threw into the 7:00 hour but will clear very quickly by about 9 10:00. we will have sunshine everywhere except for the east bay. temperatures tomorrow are still hot in the '80s and '90s. plenty of '90s there at the east bay and inland valleys. seventies and eighties inside the bay because we have less fog there tomorrow. in the north they will have most the upper 80s tomorrow afternoon. heading to the weekend will show slight cooling

. >> reporter: others moved to the nearby union pacific railroad tracks. neighbors and business owners don't like it. they say it's dangerous. >> you're taking chances. i mean, six months ago i watched a guy try to beat the train and it wiped out his bike and trailer. >> reporter: these folks say they are desperate with not too many options. >> i don't know where i'm going. this one is more difficult than moving from the albany bulb. >> reporter: pushing them from one spot to another the city of berkeley notes that's not the fix to this problem. they say the permanent solution is to offer them housing and also mental health counseling which they say they are offering to those folks. live in berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> aside from the nearby railroad tracks, some say they might pitch a tent over at people's park near uc-berkeley. >>> the family of an innocent woman killed in a shootout between stockton police and some suspected bank robbers wants answers. and they hired an attorney to help them. relatives of misty holt singh are asking for documents dis

companies like alaska airlines, union pacific railroad, gulf power, and the cleveland clinic all telllace for years. employers say it's a move to control rising health care costs, while also making employees healthier. but where do you draw the line? i'm joined by katherine brady coppertino. her medical center is testing employees to possibly weed out smokers. how do you test for smokers? >> the test is done with the pre-hire drug test. we added nicotine to the urine test that we currently do. >> so it's just your regular urine test. >> it's a regular urine test, yes. >> and what's the cutoff? i mean, do you guys -- is it within the past three months? or is it within the past two weeks? within the past year? >> no, actually, we're planning a year-long ramp-up here, where we're offering the community intervention, smoking cessation groups. a lot of free support to stop smoking. so our policy actually goes into effect july of 2015. and at that time, the way that it works is you come in, you are interviewed for a position, you are offered a job at the hospital, and then you go to employe

. >> riding the railroads with the ceo of union pacific. ♪ >> welcome back to "market role.."hanie breaking news on morgan stanley. paying 270 5 million to resolve claims that it misled investors. this is the subprime era. is when theis government feels those getting into the deals with morgan stanley and investment banking community did not understand what was under the hood of the car. it, anotherve settlement out of the bank. as just a gift that keeps on giving. only 275 million dollars, not the 20 million. lynch likely to pay. >> does not mean it is the last time they will pay. 200 75 million today. who knows what it will be tomorrow. >> meantime i'm a warren buffett -- pain is burlington northern gain. struggling in part because of propositionnter and of transportation of crude oil by rail. you can see it in earnings today. net income of 17%. the ceo of union pacific joins us from head -- company headquarters in omaha. .ut it into perspective for us to what degree is union pacific benefiting from the struggles? >> there is a little bit of business that has shifted back an