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unp shares down almost 4%. the cost-cutting strategy appears to be working, at least for now. i want to bring in union pacific ceo lance fritz. thank you for joining us. : thank you for having me. olivia: do you think the slowdown in coal is cyclical or ?emporary matt lance: natural gas prices are clearly driving more of electricity production to natural gas. the weather was not all that good in the second quarter for colburn. all that added up to a significant headwind on our coal business. olivia: do you see a bottom for coal? hope it does not get any worse than it did in the second quarter. there are reasons to be optimistic. our current run rate has been improving going into the third quarter. it looks like regular seasonal weather is showing up, which is good for overall burn. , whoast piece would be knows what is going to happen with natural gas prices. if they went up, that would be a help. scarlet: you have a drop in coal and grain carloads. what will make up for this? lance: on the positive side, we had a good volume in automotive, both finished vehicles as well as au

you still have the berths that would have folded out to keep unp review could individually called theorter with the little button on the wall. say you wanted to have your shoes shined. you could put them in the locker call the porter, and he would use this door, pop it open, pull your shoes out, get them polished, and put them back and he would never have to disturb you. it was very luxurious in that way that you can have things done without being disturbed. they ranged to have amtrak take the passenger service from the other railroads. they've been losing money due to the rise of the automobile and the rise of the plane as ways to travel faster, farther, more independently. so, that started to decline after world war ii. they could do their own thing. so, with that, with the amtrak legislation, all of the passengers stopped and the last train came out of union station at 2:00 a.m. and that was the end of an era. the station was closed. for the last 40 years it never closed its doors. it was a 24 hour operation. they did not even have a lock. they had to call a locksmith. they had nev

wall street as we watch the markets today after greece votes no for more cuts and more money for the unpr seafood warning we will take a local shellfish to stay away from. >>> welcome back. traffic continues to an out. -- then out. no major problems. if you are writing to san francisco it is winning out at the bay bridge toll plaza. the lights are on but there is more space compared to what we saw an hour ago. it is across the upper deck and not towards fremont street. 50 minutes from the maze to downtown and 32 minutes heading out to the airport. >>> a warning to you if you eat seafood. actually do not eat fresh seafood from those areas because it could be compromised and make you sick. people are talking about muscles and clams that have been harvested as well as the internal organs of scallops and commercial or recreational harvested anchovy, crabs and sardines. the seafood contains elevated levels of the mallick acid. it is a toxin that can be harmful or fatal in severe cases. >>> bad news for fishers on shasta lake. high levels of mercury have been found in the fish. the level of me