to put that in comparison with some of our peers, new york city mta, they average 14 miles an hour for system wide service coverage and l.a. county --. l.a. county mta averages 13.3 miles an hour. even chicago, chicago is about 12.8 miles an hour. so, we've got our work cut out for us and we're obviously operating at slow speed. so, the question then becomes why, why do we operate at slow speeds. obviously there's a number of reasons. there's no one specific reason, but they all kind of rollup, we operate in a dense urban environment, we have a lot of stops [speaker not understood] every block and a half. we have aging equipment so our vehicles breakdown often and we have narrow streets with constrained right-of-way. all those relations to the customer, you can see these pictures right here, how those challenges relate to the customer. there's a lot of gaps in service, crowded conditions, the buses are overcrowded especially on some of our major corridors. and buses get stuck in traffic because we operate at grade with the congestion that's out there right now. so, what is muni doing t

mta engineer who clearly didn't want to see us. and while her attorneys worked a negotiating deal with prosecutors, we found her living in this new york city would you like to talk to us when this is all over? we would love to hear your side of the story. >> possibly. >> reporter: that would be great. we hope to bring you that interview with sanderl nirks. in the meantime she's gone from a 5,000-square-foot home to a tiny apartment in new york city. it could get a lot worse. she is facing 10 years behind bars and a $10 million fine. of course, we'll keep watching this one and be sure to bring you the very latest. back to you. >> thank you very much. andrea day reporting there. 18 states have legalized medical marijuana and storefronts are popping up in many places across the country. one enterprising grassroots company have now figured out a way, they think, to capitalize on this best of your knowledbur. mr. beerman, welcome. glad to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> how big a business can this be? this is a niche. there can't be that many dispenseryes in the country, and your clientele would be a subset of that. >> i guess you