Either. Well see winds out there gusting to 30 miles per hour. Temperatures nice and comfortable, 65 degrees, tuesday, temperatures are off to the races. There will be locations that are in the upper 70s by tuesday. Well talk about that and the big cool down in time for halloween ahead in ten minutes. The city of philadelphia is trying to stop a popular car service from operating in the city. The Company Called uber x says its providing affordable transportation. The city said its illegal. Chad perdelli has excusive video of the Parking Authority takerring action. Reporter only action news was on scene as this uber x driver was busted by the philadelphia Parking Authority. The car was impounded and he received a thousand dollar fine. The first time i heard it was illegal was when i got busted for driving. They are an illegal Service Provider they are not licensed to do this in the state of pennsylvania or the county of philadelphia and were going to enforce the laws that are here. Repo
Had a long way to go. So the movement they have made where theyre at now they should have been months ago. Reporter at this point the big question is whether bart is willing to give even more. Thats hard to say right now. I cant discuss whats talked about in closed session. But we are wanting to see more movement on the other side. Reporter right now, however, riders dont seem to care which side moves so long as theres not another strike. Not looking forward to it, not at all. Very, very discouraging. It was not fun, those four days. Reporter its interesting to note, i was talking with some Union Leaders over the weekend and they are a little nervous too, because their rank andfile having seen bart move so much says hey, why cant they move a little more in the final weeks . And thats why its going to be tense. Elizabeth . Phil, say it was settled today, bart would still have to come up with 34 million. Wheres that money going to come from . Is it going to come from riders . Reporter we
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you wanted and the screen could just roll out to be whatever size you needed. early prototypes did look hopeful. this is a rollout e ink display from 2007, not 1975 as the leather jacket might suggest. but it s the advent of oled technology that has allowed bright multi coloured flexible screens. they have ranged from rollout screens from lg that remind me a bit too much of a garage door to some really promising paper thin demos from a chinese company. but it has just taken longer than hoped to get around that final bend. the big challenges with flexible displays is that the same properties that make them flexible and thin are also the same properties that make them very easy to damage and so if you were to pull apart a flexible display like you see inside some of these smart phones or laptops,
things can get. the screen. in theory, your mobile device could keep on shrinking and shrinking but the problem is the screen that is attached to it would have to keep on shrinking too. imagine the possibilities if your device could shrink to whatever size and shape you wanted and the screen could just roll out to be whatever size you needed. early prototypes did look hopeful. this is a rollout e ink display from 2007, not 1975 as the leatherjacket might suggest. but it s the advent of oled technology that has allowed bright multi coloured flexible screens. they have ranged from rollout screens from lg that remind me a bit too much of a garage door to some really promising paper thin demos from a chinese company.