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 to address some of these issues? there's a lot of different attacks we're taking. system wide we're really focusing a lot on trying to improve the mechanics, the operations of our service, and from a management perspective so we're trying to manage lanes differently, manage our service differently, including our boarding pilot and our brand-new management center that we have. real continueheim supervision. i'll also be replacing our eq

cockpit and ask for directions and then it was important to note that the flight attendant cighe second rollup doors immediately saw fire on the right side and communicated that to the front and recommended evacuation so it could take place quickly. on selley: so it's standard procedure for a flight attendant to ask for permission to evacuate the plane. what concerns would the pilots have about evacuating? why would they see "keep everybody in their seats"? >> some number of seconds would have been necessary for them to umbess the situation and make vere that it wasn't more dangerous for them to immediately i evacuate to an unknown situation than to remain on board. of course, it's also important to notice that the flight urtendants, of course, have the ability to immediately begin the evacuation when they determine that the threat exists and it's an immediate danger, or if they can't contact the pilot. >> pelley: sully sullenberger, thank you very much. >> good to be with you, scott. d pelley: for the first time since the terror attack at the boston marathon victims came ace to face today wit

>> we spent $1.8 million on developing rollup beef jerky, out of the pentagon's budget. $5 million, studyingn fish, to study the collective action of fish out of the military started on homeland security grants we've got -- i have to do this. a 13 snow cone machines at a cost of $11,000 went to western michigan. >> well, let me switch to another topic that. is egypt wh. president obama went to speak to the people, muslim world to sort of try to bridge the problem that didn't work out too well. now he's got a situation in egypt. is it a military coup or not? because at the specific question for a very specific reason. >> well, you know to debate whether it's a military coup is a ridiculous debate w out question it's a military coup but the legislation goes farther. it says if the military was instrumental in getting rid of a democratic government if it's not replaced by a military are so in this case, no matter who they put in, the military did depose morsi. i was no fan of morsi. but i'm not even anymore fan of the military so the law says the president can't give them anymore money. but tha

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