so stoort at the east side maybe it's a little bit hard to read the east side represents the eastern the right does the eastern side of the corridor in the denounced corridor and west into the ocean so you can see from the diagram in the downtown area where there are existing bus lanes the recommendation is just to paint the lanes where they are then as the two one way streets come together to form gary billboard you extend west across the fillmore and the recommendation there through to west of masonic avenue is to run side lanes and after that to come into the center and run buses in the center of street for the duration of that stretch up until about the richmond area and a stretch of 5 plain clothes to 23rd avenue and then no bus lanes it decreased to the point we don't need bus lanes and it wouldn't be as much benefit. i'll step through the next few slides the details in particularly of the segments. i want to show you we're seeing strong bus time savings we're applying the brt treatments and benefits in reliability and ridership we're seeing more people attracted and pedestrian

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much more straight ahead in the newsroom and it stoorts now. xxxx >>> hello. i'm fredricka whitfield. these are the top stories. tral tragedy after an avalanche kills two skiers. why the avalanche season has been so deadly. >>> plus emotions are high after a verdict in the loud music trial. a family seeking justice a defendant in shock. hln's jane velez-mitchell joins me to break down what happens next. will u.s. skier bode miller make a comeback in the olympic games? we'll tell you how he did today coming up. >>> rescuers in colorado have located the body of two skiers that went missing after an avalanche. searchers had been warned by beacons found on the bodies. others caught in the avalanche sent to the hospital with broken bones and a collapsed lung. stephanie elam following the story today. they found the two skiers, their bodies today, this is an area of steep terrain. have they been able to retrieve the bodies? >> reporter: that is what they are working on, fred. they have a race against time. once the sun goes down they have to clear out of there. it's

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