BNSF rescues Amtrak Coast Starlight PART 3

Welp it happened yet again, for the third time… Amtrak’s southbound Coast Starlight to Los Angeles departed Seattle with a BNSF engine at point due to the lead engine, a new ALC-42 charger feeling blue and unsuited to operate. And with no spare units available over at Amtrak Seattle, BNSF 8119, a ES44C4 lead the train with ALC-42 308 (AMTK308) trailing.
The following day, BNSF 8119 already making good timing, arrived into Emeryville and Oakland/Jack London Square on the clock. Continuing its journey south, departing Jack London about 10 minutes late, BNSF 8119 had a train meet and met with UP’s Oakland bound MOAOA and a late Amtrak 527 to San Jose.
Filmed - June 1, 2023
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[@oaksub510]

Nice video

[@Wolfgodmak]

I seen a Superliner pull a local behind it at the Port Of Oakland by 880 freeway under the BART overpass. I was wondering if it was a late California Zephyr or a Completely Late Coast Starlight

[@jonathansmith6383]

What Time Did The BNSF Lead Coast Starlight Train #11 Will it gave it on Tomorrow’s Train #11 or No Just Have The ALC-42