Lani Larnor joins Tom Lawrence at 8, Wendy Gordon co-anchors with Comet 9, simply great news twice each week night at 8 and 9, and only on Channel 9. We hope you've enjoyed our feature presentation. This week on the Saturday evening, Movy at 8 p.m. its thrills and chills in double play. A K H J TV editorial with the manager of public affairs and editorials, Elaine Walker. Assemblywoman Gwen Moore and the Los Angeles County Transportation Commission want to make our streets smart. Assemblywoman Moore's bill AB 457 would set up a smart card around the Santa Monica Freeway to cut traffic congestion 15 to 20 percent without laying a single mile of pavement. The system would put small sensors in streets around the Santa Monica Freeway from the 405 Freeway to downtown. These sensors tell how many cars are on the roads, in what direction and how many are stopped at lights. Computers in a control center then adjust lights along the routes to keep cars flowing smoothly. A similar system would set up around the Coliseum area for the 1984 Olympic Games, and since that time, traffic moves 20 percent faster, gasoline consumption is down 12.5 percent, and carbon monoxide pollution has been cut 10 percent. The 60 square mile smart streets corridor could be operating in three years and will cost about $30 million, compared with the $100 million we're paying for just one mile of the century freeway, the cost seems reasonable. Unless we're willing to pave the city, we have to make better use of our streets and highways. KHJTV thinks the smart streets proposal is a smart way to go. That was a KHJTV editorial. We welcome requests to reply to our editorials from qualified community representatives with opposing viewpoints. I'm back! Don't miss Elbar was moving the cost, Saturdays at 11 p.m., immediately following a nightmare on Elm Street, Freddy's nightmare. So where else? Let's channel up.