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the radar data where that helicopter is down at 200ft, it has less fidelity. so we're our team is looking into that. but i think it's important to note that this is a complex investigation. there's a lot of pieces here. our team is working very hard to gather this data, make sure we, as members have said, understand why this happened. sorry, guys. >> can i hang on? i'll call on people. yes, ma'am. >> what? >> your colleague just said that the 75 blackhawk was. >> showing at 200. >> so the question again, and i'm going to try to say this one more time. the crash at the time of impact, based on ads-b data and the voice in the data in the flight recorder, shows that that airplane was positioned at 325ft, plus or -25ft on the radar scope in the cab. our preliminary review shows that the blackhawk helicopter would have visualized at 200ft. it's not as defined. that is preliminary. we will get more significant information. we wanted to present the 325 plus or minus, because we knew that we have good certainty with it, but without presenting it with the radar scope,

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. >> creatively providing high fidelity services at lower costs. >> reporter: dr.illy riggs is a transit expert and professor at the university of san francisco. >> the challenge now is one of reinvention. but at the same time, it is a way to get riders back and get butts in seats. it is not making service less frequent. it could be you make service more frequent on your high-capacity routes. >> reporter: muni is bringing back the 30 three express helping get riders down to san francisco during the morning routes. however, there will not be evening commutes at this time. >> the thing is bringing in new customers. the u.s. really struggled. >> reporter: the msnta is looking at a million dollar annual deficits starting 2026. pandemic relief funds will run out. operational costs have gone up, but ridership has not fully recovered. levin says well solutions are in the works, and more are being pushed for. >> there are plans being worked on at the local level and the regional level and the state level two bring in funding to be able to maintain and improve service. >> r

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