still trying to figure out just how this happened. eyewitness news reporter david spunt has more on how the victims are being remembered. reporter: police detectives are still trying to find out exactly how fast this cab driver was going. according to detectives, the speed limb behind me is 25 miles an hour. but witnesses told detectives the cab was going much faster. after a night of celebrating the end of summer at the made in america concert on the parkway, 25-year-old amanda and brian, were both hit and killed on broad street near arch street around 4:30 in the morning. they were crossing the street. the cab was traveling northbound on broad street. body was from baltimore a man today grew up and still lived in phoenixville. it was very very tragic to get that text this morning to find out we lost somebody from our family ymca very very difficult. wood is her former boss at the wmca in phoenixville. she s also a family friend. not only did she, dark amanda w
however, though, some needed rain returning to our forecast, cooler temperatures in the seven day, those details in a few more minutes. checking the roads with meisha, a good morning. good morning, justin, yes, back to work and back to school. and it is getting a little bit busy. all every us know about the made in america festival happened last weekends, because that far we did have road closures for the clean up. all of those have now opened. ben franklin parkway, spring garden street, vine st., westbound ramp to the parkway, all again, reopened, and i m telling you, it is getting busy out there. so little note you want to make note of. ninety-five southbound, looking very busy, stream of headlights, around girard, bye anywhere i look on 95 around cottman, doesn t matter where i look, looking a lot like this moving toward center city. another place really heating up this morning, 42 freeway northbound for those of you coming from new jersey heading toward 295, creek road,
better, it won t be perfect but better at the stuff that happens. against the risk of future financial crises we have much better authority to impose much more undertaking much more broadly. and so the ones that existed a flight to about 40% of this and they were too thin. but now they are much more conservative and probably much more broadly, that is a much more restricted bank on consolidation and we have forced big banks to hold much more capital and this is a systemic surcharge. and it s better to dismember large institutions like bear stearns and aig and others. those are all good things. but in this extra deeply populist moment in washington, they took away some of this that was so important to protect from the much worse recession. they took away the guarantee authority and i think less consequentially do a lot of tightening up for stuff that i recommended. and i felt that the fed shouldn t be able to do specific interventions like this. so if you want to do for specif
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