thank you. >> thank you, mr. healy. >> last speaker, rashid. >> i support everything going to be allowed by san francisco mta and also i ask the san francisco mta, we have 7,000 driver, we need to do election and there's going to be responsibility for the mta, it's going to be responsibility for the driver, the driver is the victim and we need to have a driver. >> thank you, mr. rashid. berry corngold. >> if there's anyone else who wants to speak on this item, please come frd and provide a speaker card now. >> berry corngold, i think definitely the mta should be working in conjunction with the sfo, there's a lot of illegal taxi activity there that i see all the time and they need more investigators cracking down on that and i also think with the gps, you know, the global defense system if the parameters are made correctly it can be a good system to prevent unnecessary speeding. so that's it, i think i also agree that more money should be spent on things like advertising and enforcement, there is absolutely no enforceme

in the spring of 1963, he married nancy healy and on march 29 of this year they celebrated their 50th anniversary. mr. vargas: mr. moore began working for united airlines in 1966 and spent decades in the field of de-icing until retiring in 2003 after 37 years. he held multiple patents for inventions in both information and system operation as well as software products used in the process of de-icing. his inventions and patents are still in use today in order to help determine time for de-icing fluids which aflours safe timing in inclement weather. my thoughts go out to his family including his wife, his son of chula vista, his daughter sond rah of aurora, colorado and his sister, carol of wimple. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection ethe -- the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker, as we approach the end of the calendar year i'm proud that both