but moving forward isn't -- doesn't just encompass tep. there's other projects, great projects that both muni as well as the larger city family is working on that will improve muni. really trying to address the two biggest concerns we hear from constituents all the time which is one, mound is unreliable, and two, muni is crowded. and there's a lot of great projects going on. people, it's hard to communicate those projects to people especially when you're talking about an escalator rehab here, what does that mean for munich re liability. renewed bus there, how is that improving munich re liability. the idea behind muni forward is to have a larger umbrella, i guess you'd say, over all these projects that are working toward making the system better. and there's really four buckets. the tep directly influenced the first two buckets which is creating a rapid network on our most traveled routes in the muni system. and improving reliability on all routes, not just those on the rapid network. but we've added two of the buckets that making the syst

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and teps, 10 to 20 degrees above average. and look at denver, changes in store. >> and halloween is in store friday. have a trick or treat forecast? >> the northwest and the northeast, questionable areas. maybe rainle and maybe snow. might have the to improvise with some of the costumes. >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> a new survey finds it's the end of the year that should be on your mind. they crunch the numbers and find that tonight is the time to buy airline tickets. mara schiavocampo takes a look. >> reporter: it's not even halloween, but sharon and kyle harvey are already planning for the holidays. >> trying to by a ticket for our daughter to come home for christmas. where are their daughter, mem list is a, a college senior, will be flying from philadelphia to their home in sack plen toe. >> wait, here's one is pretty good. >> reporter: the airlines reporting corporation finding that to get the best deal on travel, buy eight weeks in advance, which, for christmas, is now. and buy on send, sunday, yep, today. >> airlines

essentially the philosophy of tep is to move neighborhood services to rapid corridors and we have already seen that. we have seen the higher speed buses, but where did that come from? it came from the elimination of bus stops and elimination of routes, the shortening of routes and less frequency of neighborhoods. so all the people who live in neighborhoods that need to get to the major feeder lines can't do it. so what has happened? muni rider ship has declined from ten 10 years ago. the only top sixth of declined. >> thank you for your comments. we will now take a 10 -minute >>> >> thank you. >>> we are reconvening. for the next two agenda items, when making public comments we ask you to do the following. please be respectful to the presenters and do not ask questions directly at the presenters. they are not going to answer your questions here, please meet with them after the meeting or after the presentation or go out in the hallway to talk to them there. the time limit will be reduced to two 2 minutes as we are running a full half hour behind schedule. now to agenda item no. 8. lyft ac

. >> tep will have to investc one billiono to be competitive. certainly do not want to [indiscernible] wheres the sort of level that have the risk appetite and you should begin to establish. >> does james have the risk appetite? know where it will go. i do think in a years time, the share price went up too quickly. >> he will let me know as soon as he buys. james bevan. quick check all european equities. it's all about banks and bank equities. banks higher. higher across the eurozone. dax is. this bank.is a move by over 10%. a lot of failures. we will talk to you more about the stress test in 2 minute's time. we are back in 2. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am jonathan ferro. into your trading day. how equities are trading. the ftse is up. up byx is pushing higher almost 89 points. the relief rally on the back of the stress test. not as bad as many people thought. the ecb traded the final line. i spoke to a few people today and it said it was comprehensive if incredible enough. the market will decide. comprehensive and credible enough. i

showing wolf with lead over the incumbent governor tom corbett but experts say the race is tight tepping with less than a month before election day. >> new jersey governor chris christie is hoping to give governor tom corbett's campaign boost attending a rally in wayne this afternoon. governor christie chairs the republican governors association which is fundraising arm that helps the gop's gubernatorial candidates across the country. it's been corbett's biggest campaign donor giving him almost $6 million in campaign funding. christie came out swinging at corbett's opponent tom wolf. >> elections are choices. you got a choice in this race and let's talk about what that choice is. now tom's opponent i guarantee you, i guarantee you what he will do. he is going to make pennsylvania unaffordable. you can take it to the bank. >> today's recall was held at the valley forge military academy on eagle road in wayne. election day is right around the corner, november 4th. >>> well, cool temperatures today. but rain on the horizon in your fox 29 weather authority forecast. chief meteorologist scott

if you bought a basket of all 21%.teps >> you make >> yes.good. >> he wills it to the conference you basically bonds will die. the 10 year, that does not seem to be the case. >> are we going to talk about robin hood? i want to make sure what we are talking about here it >> what are you going to talk about at robin hood? >> i cannot tell you exactly, unless you buy a ticket. to know if you're writing a check. i do not want to give us -- give the goods unless i see what you have got. you will buy a ticket. >> bloomberg elsie is a huge supporter. we talked about the bond bubble and it has not risk yet. >> i did not say would worst. it is the beginning of the end. what that meant is, the ecb, if starts to doally qe, then we have the beginning of the end. yet have not sent any qe dared let me start some qe. the beginning of the end was basically saying, when you create inflation in the euro zone, the bond market will start going down. if you do not create inflation in the euro zone of him sort, or do not stop the deflation, that might not happen.

but i think it is important to evaluate this and things tepped tend to change and evolve. i believe with the president's premises of not sending ground troops into the situation. we tried that. that is what al-qaeda hopes we will do. bog down that situation. but revisiting this on a pair bases is a good idea. >> do you think the senate should have voted before the president undertook the military operation and do you think he should have done it without congressional authorization? >> i think the limited-bombings that were done is authorized and allowable and we know this is a very serious threat so i think bringing it to congress to get further authorization going forward makes sense. but i believe he had the authority to do that. >> do you think the united states will have to use ground troops eventually? do you think the whitehouse and senator should be ruling that out? >> i absolutely don't think we should rule it out. i don't think we should tell your enemies what we are going to do. i don't know if we will end up having to use ground troops. but it seem to me we want

. >> will tep take us several weeks, we are working with the armed forces of linebiera and contractors and a logistics chain of efforts to get the building materials there as fast as we can but it will take us several weeks to do that. we will get the -- we are also doing some of the ones in some fairly isolated areas that are hard to support and get the equipment out there. so those will take us the longest. we are not anticipating that military personnel will be treating the people. again, that will be a decision made in the future if that gets to that point. the international community said not right now. >> that's not what we need. >> you have people capable of doing that? >> yes, we do. right now, as you say, medical professionals, there are three labs that are operating out there donal by military medical professionals right now. >> that's doing a great job in folk tusking on treating the patients. >> have you considered a waiting period between issuing a visa and travel. >> as josh said, i think we are going to move around a little bit. >> help me understand the stuff you talked

tep interpr >> translator: before there werele many sensitivities between various iraqi groups. in iraq, we are still dealing as groupswere many sensitivities between various iraqi groups. in iraq, we are still dealing as groups who unfortunately citizenship has not been established yet. and this is normal. in the netherlands, upf fuuntile '70s, the dealing with iraq in the netherlands as groups. they gradually became the cities. in iraq we hope groups deal with each other based on citizenship. f forming the new government is a new important step. it's true, until today we don't have minister of defense and interior, but this goes back to a time of agreement between the various groups. there seems to be some understanding that the minister of defense should be sunni and the search is now for an independent sunni. the same for the minister of interior should be for shia and the search is now for an independent shia. even if he wasn't, even if he wasn't part of a political group, they could have connections or affiliations to this group but they don't have to be truly not independ

that somebody's going to tep and they're going to hold the death penalty over this guy's head to trymation, chris. >> that leads us to hannah graham. they found remains, 30-plus days, right. >> 35 days. >> you tell us, what do you think about the remains in terms of how they were found and whether that's suggestive that this could be hannah graham. given the time period and how challenging it will be to make an identification. >> i was not surprised that after 35 days they would find skeletonization of this victim. i think the anthropologists would look at this at the skeletal remains and determine the gender, the approximate age of the victim. the height, there's a lot that can be determined. but then come the pathologists trying to do an autopsy and dna analysis establishes firmly that it is hannah graham. >> it gets tricky with dna, that's why it's so important for them to find clothing. >> if in fact semen is present, if it's on clothing they should be able to type it. if semen were in a body cavity. it would have completely degenerated. but on clothing, it would remain intact. >

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