KPIX KPIX 5 News At 5AM March 8, 2016
The front part of the train. The engine was actually in the back of the series of railcars pushing the train so the engine was not in the front. So Union Pacific now says that their preliminary report says that the front of the train hit a mud slide, not a tree like that was initially reported. It then derailed and then slid off down into Alameda Creek where its submerged. You can hear heavy equipment up the tracks. They are slowly removing the engine and then the rear railcars one by one transporting them away. It will take much of the day to get to this dackelling railcar here. Once they do,...