hi, i'm steve allen with stanton architecture . yeah, even though it's already approved and the railing has not been constructed, we'd be perfectly fine. changing the metering of the railing. it is a steel, very thin railing to match the rest and set back from the stone railing. so i think from anywhere in union square, you won't actually be able to see it. i can see from the experience on the inside you're going to experience it from the space itself, though. and so you're going to see it when you're on the deck looking at the building. surround you, which is also a historical perspective. yeah, so we're fine . taking a look and changing the metering, i'm not familiar with exactly where everything lands with respect to the other railing, but that's i don't think that would be an issue as far as the connections to the points of the building, we have no connections to the building except through the floor. there's the four posts that hit there are electrical is also running up through the posts we have lighting and electric heaters

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there are still dedicated transit riders like steve and allen but not as many as back in the glory days changed everything. ridership is down and slow to come back. >> it's hard to say. i think people maybe back then were more willing to do their share. to me it seems like as citizens of a very dense communitydense city, we shouldn't be getting in cars. >> reporter: ron mitchell has seen if all as a muni driver for 34 years. in day he was in a bus from 1999 but operated trolleys a lot older and says it wasn't easy keeping older vehicles rolling smoothly along the overhead power cables. >> up here, you look under there and you see those fibers. that's a breaker. you had to make your breakers. if you got caught on the breaker, the bus would stop moving. >> reporter: he said back then you had to be a real operator, not just a driver and he is proud of that.. >> this is municipal railway. that makes you feel proud that something lasted and hopefully will go to the future. >> reporter: what about the future? will a fleet of robo taxis take the place of buses and street cars? he reminds us th

hi, i'm steve allen with stanton architecture . yeah, even though it's already approved and the railing has not been constructed, we'd be perfectly fine. changing the metering of the railing. it is a steel, very thin railing to match the rest and set back from the stone railing. so i think from anywhere in union square, you won't actually be able to see it. i can see from the experience on the inside you're going to experience it from the space itself, though. and so you're going to see it when you're on the deck looking at the building. surround you, which is also a historical perspective. yeah, so we're fine . taking a look and changing the metering, i'm not familiar with exactly where everything lands with respect to the other railing, but that's i don't think that would be an issue as far as the connections to the points of the building, we have no connections to the building except through the floor. there's the four posts that hit there are electrical is also running up through the posts we have lighting and electric heaters

there are still dedicated transit riders like steve va carro and allen avery, but not nearly as many as back in the glory days. >> because of covid, it's changed everything. ridership is done, slow to come back. >> it's hard to say, but i think people maybe back then were more willing to do their share. to me it seems like as citizens of a very, very dense community, dense city, we shouldn't be getting in cars. >> reporter: ron mitchell has seen it all as a muni driver for 34 years. on this day he was in a bus from 1999, but he's operated trolleys a lot older and says it wasn't easy keeping the older vehicles rolling smoothly along the overhead power cables. >> you see up here? you look under there. you see where those fibers, that's what they're called, fibers, that's a breaker. you had to make your breakers. if you got caught on a breaker, the bus would stop moving. >> reporter: back then you had to be a real operator he said, not just a driver, and he's proud of that. >> this unit on the mta is called the municipal railway. that makes you feel proud that something lasted and hopef

steve. host: allen is next from bonita springs, florida. allen, good morning to you. caller: yeah, hi.t have one thing to say. that beautiful corvette that biden has uses gas and he has to change the oil ever so often. that's all i have to say. >> that's allen from florida. the biden administration department -- drilling from alaska the new regulations would ensure what the administration called maximum protection for nearly half of the petroleum reserve but would not stop the enormous $8 billion willow oil drilling project in the same vicinity which president biden approved this area. climate activists particularly young environmentalists were angered by mr. biden's decision in march calling it a carbon bomb. many called the move of betrayal of mr. biden's campaign promise of no new drilling period on federal lands and water. this article goes on to say that average temperatures in the arctic are increasing about four times as fast as the rest of the globe. it is often describe as ground zero because of record-breaking heat, thawing, permafrost and glacier melt. next call is bill in y

steve. host: allen is next from bonita springs, florida. allen, good morning to you. caller: yeah, hi. i just have one thing to say. that beautiful corvette that biden has uses gas and he has to change the oil ever so often. that's all i have to say. >> that's allen from florida. the biden administration department -- drilling from alaska the new regulations would ensure what the administration called maximum protection for nearly half of the petroleum reserve but would not stop the enormous $8 billion willow oil drilling project in the same vicinity which president biden approved this area. climate activists particularly young environmentalists were angered by mr. biden's decision in march calling it a carbon bomb. many called the move of betrayal of mr. biden's campaign promise of no new drilling period on federal lands and water. this article goes on to say that average temperatures in the arctic are increasing about four times as fast as the rest of the globe. it is often describe as ground zero because of record-breaking heat, thawing, permafrost and glacier melt. next call is bil

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steve joins us now. >> talks of a potential abc sale could be heating up as media mogul byron allen made disney a $10 billion offer for the tv network, and the deal would include the network itself, fx, and national geographic channels. and the source familiar with the situation tells cnbc that nexstar approached disney with the abc network and some of the owned and operated stations. also, european regulators handed down a $368 million fine to tiktok for failing to protect children's privacy. this the is the first time the app has been punished for breaking europe's privacy rules. when teens signed up for the app the accounts were automatically made public and the features and setting listed in the report stem from violations back in 2020. >>> and it is time to celebrate national cheeseburger day. wendy's is selling the junior bacon cheeseburger for just a penny with any purchase. the four-day sale starts on monday and can be redeemed on the wendy's app or the website. i will have to get on that, guys. >> a penny for your thoughts. maybe a san witch. okay. [ laughter ] >> thank you, steven. >>> coming up, c

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