moscow, but it would still do that existing deviation that it does today via russia, prague, and persia. the 54 would continue to serve the bus stop that the school asked us to keep, and the deviation would help seniors who said they needed to access the route higher up the hill. this realignment would improve route efficiency by removing those two couplets that i mentioned, and the line would operate mostly on 1 street in both directions. the total number of bus stops would decrease, but we are maintaining the same access by locating a stop by each block. the more direct routing is estimated to save approximately a minute of travel time. by shifting the 54 fulton to moscow, we would reduce the vehicle conflicts that occur on the 200 block of athens that i mentioned, and near the school pickup and drop-off zones. moscow street is wider then the 200 state -- two and a block of athens, and the bus with most likely be travelling heading straight north-south, making a few returns, and operate on a wider street than it does today. in response to additional feedback we heard during the outrea

the historic city on the edge of the desert is known as the pearl of persia. one hundred square is unesco world heritage site and draws visitors from all over the world. the carpet store owned by the huggy family is a local landmark. and we've been decorating our floors with carpets for centuries. but they're more than decorative. carpets play a big role in our lives and babies are born on them and we sleep on them. life unfolds on persian rugs even if these days we sit on chairs and eat tables. before the revolution the square was teeming with tourists as far as the eye could see it was a bustling place. but it's not like that anymore i don't want to be negative but i have happy memories of those times i wish things would change. in the past and famous people from all over the world would visit the square with their entourages . they would put barricades up around the square and there would be public celebrations. nothing like that has happened for ages. i wish the country would open its doors to the world again. the huggy family has been hand knotting persia

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i believe that we know that some stops that are important are mission and persia, and he stop that is super crowded, but we will keep that in mind. >> and that is certainly something we can help with. i appreciate that one of your things as you want to continue working with staff to identify some of the details, and we are not asking you is high school students to become transit planners, although we will be hiring in a few years, so you can think about it as a career if you enjoy this process, but i think the idea will be to give you some ideas of some of the questions that will come up with staff, and so to give you feedback on this, directors? >> maybe it is more of a question for staff. how is our existing service, how reliable is our existing 29 service of that our, and how do we take in account students going to school in terms of our early morning service? >> according to the student chart -- [laughter]. >> it doesn't look very good. >> i noticed there was no option for them to choose i overslept, or i don't like first period, but we can work on those stats a little bit. [laugh

do these hawk know that persia is a real country with a modern weaponry we helped them build.lk about going to war with iran? >> one component of this administration's iran policy is they are operating with the strategy that damaging iran's economy is in and of itself is a stra teenlic end. even if the sanctions don't result in a change in leadership or the posture of the government, just damaging econo making it poorer and reducing its ties to other countries in the world is something that the trump administration sees as valuable because they believe it will make it harder for iran to support terror groups around the world. >> the problem with that is, i mean, it is not a country that's going to get gripled overnight by sanctions. they're a real country. it is real. it is pretty much first world in terms of its military power and economic power. maybe not with some of its cultural aspects. but talk about it. does the united states stand to have a quick and bite sized war with iran? i don't think so. >> in 2003, to make this clear, it wasn't just weapons of mass destruction i

. >> what is persia. >> you are right. >> all of it?eed. >> and again and again and again. the contestant to beat. ken jennings who ranked in 74 wins and $2 million back in 2004 and even a #chasingken and harry ren is our analyst and joins me now. talking jeopardy. >> why not. i like wheel of fortune but we're talking jeopardy. >> i was a classic concentration gal. and alex trebek. >> yes. >> how is he doing this. >> it is amazing and captivated the country and it is a few different parts of the strategy. and let's talk about this first. and i think there is a key quote on the board, i won't read it out loud and the key thing is building a stack. he's starting at the bottom of the board and building up large amounts of money fast and getting out early and then what he does separately is finding the double jeopardy -- he's finding the daily doubles excuse me. >> he's going -- >> and so what he could do is then build money very fast because he gets the money and then bets a ton on the dably double which we saw in the clips and then gets o

pressure and, of course, also it will be and widely represented of these groups for of the iranian persia they est changed their name in is the 25. lee: mike, could you talk about the dynamics. michael: i don't know exactly date, 2005 or 2006, google, one of the silicon valley giants published a map of iran in which iranian as bett-- they put the border to the south. islamic republic went apoplectic. they saw a conspiracy by the iran. states to dismember i thought it is interesting, as suggesting, it howed the sensitivity of the nationalities issue in iran. and others and so on. historically it's been a red get of the united states to involved in supporting ethnic islamic n to the republic. in this administration, i don't see that changing. sensitivityhink the is going to be even perhaps because donald trump has in inguished himself electoral terms from george w. bush as being a president who is engage in regime change and he just said the other day in tokyo that regime not on the table with to rd to iran, in addition eye delogical inclinations, our system, the and state department, they

they are one of three ancient empires, persia, russia and the ottomans, now called turkey, who are tryingwe are leaving something of a vacuum. i think we are going to continue to be tested, not just by the iranians but probably by the russians and by the turks as well. a fundamental strategic decision whether to stay in the region and if so, how, obviously is still on the table, needs to be fixed. neil: the president terms these fake news, these reports. i believe they started in the "new york times," he was envisioning 120,000 troops going to the region. do you put much salt in that? >> i really doubt that that number of soldiers, first of all, would be enough if we were involved in a serious confrontation with iran. that's fewer troops than we had in iraq. i don't know what the troop strength would be. the president is signaling, i think, in his recent comments to the iranians that he doesn't -- he's not looking for a war. he may be sending that message to people in his own administration, too, for all we know. but it is a serious situation. neil: that's an interesting point, because th