f bronx united. hermanos. [ spanish ] my husband was an honest man, and he's dead for trying to do good. - that's right, dina. - he was honest. he was trying to get real jobs. - you let it out, mijita. you let it out. - hey, hey. hey. over here. absolutely. - you u ke good care of her, you hear? - talk a walk. - and we had three little kids. - try and take it easy. what am i gonna do? my god! - ladies. - detectives. 15th squad. oh. we're investigating an incident involving one of your customers. he recently bought a pair of leather cuffs here at your shop. we sell an array of r rtraints. you'll have to be more specific. black leather wrist and ankle restraints. silver spiked collar connected by chains. those could bebeur beast-master cuffs. right. those are the ones. do you recognize him? do i legally have to say? what's your name? lori gittman. we're investigating a felony, lori. okay. so i recognize him. what about people he'd frfruent the shop with? got any pictures? no. there's this heavy woman,

bronx. that information was dispatched over our department radio. patrol units from the 43 precinct were responding, radio dispatcher advised them that the us at the had just fled the scene, was driving a red a few minutes later, at 2: 52[ta?-fp] p.m. the suspect's vehicle was observed at noble court and bronx river avenue by a mark pad troll car roughly a half mile from the original call. as officers approached the vehicle which was stopped at 1575 bronx river avenue, the suspect identified as manuel rosales, 35 years old, fired at the officer with a 45 caliber semiautomatic handgun. the suspect. during the exchange of gunfire two uniformed sergeants were shot, the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. both sergeants were immediately transported to jacoby hospital. sergeant paul, a 19 year veteran was later pronounced deceased at the hospital. another sergeanting a nine year veteran was shot in the leg and is currently in stable condition. sergeant tuzulo worked at the 43 precinct tore ten years. a preliminary investigation revealed esstranged husband of a

the clerk: h.r. 6282, to designate the facility of the united states postal service , cate at 2024 jerome avenue bronx, new york, as the dr. roscoe c. brown jr. post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. gosar: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gosar: i rise in support of designates ae bill post office in the bronx, new york, as the dr. roscoe c. brown jr. post office building. as a member 240e6 -- member of the tuskegee airmen, he was the first african-american fighter pilot to shoot down a german jet. he earned his ph.d. at new york university where he later taught and served as president of bronx community college. his service to the nation is admirable and i look forward to learning more about his extraordinary life from my colleague, representative serrano of new york. for now, i urge members to support the bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempo

by 1919 cars are becoming increasingly popular in the united states, and although the road was designed as a parkway, the bronx river parkway, in contrast to its predecessors, was designed specifically for automobiles traveling at speeds of 25-35 miles an hour. so what makes it modern is this. the idea of combining cars with landscape design. and we combine the features of traditional 19th century parkways with five innovations for accommodating faster-moving automobile traffic. so it is really the car that begins to transform the parkway from a scenic device, a park device, to a transportation device. this evolution is what we're going to talk about for the rest of the class today. but we're going to start by looking at these four innovations that begin to change the parkway. so. number one. the first, and perhaps the most important, are the use of long curves. lot of you guys have graded roads in your grading classes. you've sort of done the math on this. when we look about a little trail, we can do a lot of kind of really curvy-wurvy zigs and zags because we are walking really slowly. as we get moving faste