state and the nation and it was an honor to participate in this and i would like to thank and congratulate tim, and as well as commissioner kim who chairs the vision zero committee and joins the mayor in welcoming the delegation in the morning and in the afternoon there were a series of panels and our director, helped to facilitate a session in particular about funding and connecting our good work here to the need for additional infrastructure funding and in addition to safety and it was the theme of the day. and in terms of state legislation, i would like to highlight, senate bill, 16 by the chair of the transportation committee, jim bell and the senator released a new plan for revenues which includes a number of proposals as a package to help to solidify the infrastructure in the road and street funding and about 3 and a half billion dollars over the next tief years and we appreciate this proposal and it sort of combines with the speaker, tonightny atkin proposal and hopefully they will come together on the efforts that will under pin the road maint nens needs, and the vehicle, license fee a

worked with the former owners of the building and with the planning department i really want to congratulate tim frye and others for facilitating the building we added an ada escalator and i want to say we had a wonderful experience the swedish-american hall has indeed reopened and has music in is that nights a weekly and a venue for the upper market neighborhood this week 57 people have jobs it sat dark for over 9 years so i want to thank the department and everyone that helped us get to this moment i hope you support in designation. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm ace washington i come here with a heavy-hearted situation neither supporting or dissupporting this i'm trying to find out if this is in the western edition particularly but it showed a issue which i've been thriving for over 20 years and am going to continue see i'm not up here as an advocate i'm here as a conduit trying to rely messages to my peripheries and the city and county of a state of emergency you're talking about the others district and the historical value but they're not do

tim: easy now, easy. leon: congratulations duke. tim: there you go.son: some unhappy baseball fans in chicago. alison: baseball season is now in full swing, but fans at one stadium were not happy. the chicago cubs apologized for a long bathroom lines at wrigley field. some people said it took two innings just to go to the bathroom because of renovations. it got so bad that some fans took photos of cups filled with what they believe to be urine left all over the ballpark. ugh! the cubs are promising portable units for the next game. steve: get out the umbrella. you will need it tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, and friday. temperatures cool down wednesday and thursday, middle 50's. saturday and sunday, we are 70 degrees, lots of sunshine. nighttime lows in the upper 40's. alison: looking forward to the weekend. thanks for joining us. having it all? how about making it work. by getting the most out of what matters to you. it's called maxximizing. and we help you do it, everyday. at t.j.maxx! with brands you love at prices that work for you. maxx family. ma

please allow me to take a moment to congratulate congratulate her tim fenton and others of the pga tourr, the pga tour generated 100.4 over $100 million in contributions. [applause] we just play golf, and boy, are we proud that we do. let's see if i can get through this last part. the last part of the game of golf has everything to do with why i'm standing here today. on the back of the gold medal, there are six stars. five represent my children. then, there is one larger singular star that represents my wife, barbara. i'm not can get there -- not going to get there. yes, -- i can say with conviction, my timing was never better on that september day in 1957 on the campus of ohio state, i met barbara jean. after a couple of weeks, she were to be interest schedule and we began dating. i have dodge for years the question of what victory is most important, and i don't know if i have a more important one then went barbara jean became barbara nicklaus in 1960. [applause] where it not for barbara, i would have been just another golfer. people have asked me to quantify barber's importance to my

please allow me to congratulate commissioner tim pension and other representatives of the pga tour.t year, the two are generated $140.5 million in charitable donations, taking the total money raised in the history of the tour to $2.14 billion. [applause] we just play golf. and boy, are we proud that we do. if i can get through this last part here. the last thing i have to say about golf has everything to do with why am standing here. on the back of the metal, there are six stars. five of them represent my children. there is one larger star that represents my wife barbara. i am not going to get there. success is all about timing, and perhaps never more so in the game of golf. my timing was never better on that september day, and this was said before, in 1957, on the ohio state campus. i met barbara. she worked me into her schedule and we began dating. i have dodged for years the question about what victory is most important, or most memorable. yet, i don't know if i have ever had a more important victory or more memorable one then when barbara became my wife on july 3, 1960. [applaus

please allow me to take a moment to congratulate commissioner tim pynchon and other members of the pga tour. last year at the tour generated a record 130.5 million charitable donations taking the total money raise the history to 2.14 billion. [applause] we just play golf. boy, are we proud that we do. if i can get through this last part here. the last thing has nothing to do with the game of golf but everything to do with why am standing here today. on the back of the gold-medal there are six stars. five represent my children, and there is one larger singular star that represents my wife barbara. i am not going to get they're. but, yes but yes success is all about timing and perhaps never more never more so than the game of golf. i can golf. i can say with conviction my timing was never better than that september day -- i have said this before outside the lab on the campus of ohio state. apple to have after a couple of weeks she worked me into her schedule, and we began dating. [laughter] i have dogs for years the question about what victory is most important or memorable yet i don't k

please allow me to congratulate commissioner tim pension and other representatives of the pga tour.ast year the two are generated a record $140.5 million in charitable donations, taking the total money raised in the history of the tour to $2.14 billion. [applause] we just play golf. and boy, are we proud that we do. if i can get through this last part here. the last thing i have to say about golf has everything to do with why i am standing here today. on the back of the metal, there are six stars. five of them represent my children. there is one larger singular star that represents my wife barbara. i am not going to get there. but yes success is all about , timing, and perhaps never more so in the game of golf. i can say with conviction that my timing was never better on that september day, and this was said before, in 1957, on the ohio state campus. i met barbara. eventually, after a couple of weeks she worked me into her , schedule and we began dating. [laughter] i have dodged for years the question about what victory is most important, or most memorable. yet, i don't know if i ha

tim: way to go. congratulations. incredible day down in south capital street, big announcements and the smell of freshly mowed grass and the excitement of spring baseball in the park itself and robert burton has been enjoying this all day long. what do you have down there on a beautiful day in the nation's capital? robert: we're right outside of the home plate gate. bryce harper went ham on a ball solo shot. they have a 1-0 lead in the fourth inning. before the action we were inside the clubhouse. when you talk to guys like ian desmond and ryan zimmerman, they have an attitude like it's the same old, same old. act like you've been here before but skipper matt williams says you want to relish these moments. not everyone gets to play on opening day. when the ump says go you better be able to play. >> opening day, heart beats just a touch faster and it's all the work that you've done. you know the grind starts today. >> it's more a pain. to be honest with you because we don't get to do everything we usually do before th

virginia senator tim cane dropped by the school to congratulate the team on advancing to the championshipered encouragement about the loss of their robot ek when their vehicle was stolen last week. the students have just two weeks to build new robotics for the next competition. snoot at all the teams at nationals, yours will be the most interesting story. while i was sorry to hear about the van being stolen, what a great accomplishment already and i bet you'll do really well. >> they're headed to the world competition in st. louis on april 22nd. >>> a new elementary school has been promised to a community in northern virginia. it's attracted new families to the neighborhood. but tonight those parents are reacting to a possible change of plans. >>> and a local doctor who's a real throwback. his patients range from vips to people who can't afford to pay for their care. why they're all >>> a new school was promised to new home owners but some parents worry that's not true. david culvert took their concerns to county leaders. >> there are nine trailers. two have bathrooms. >> reporter: this i

. >> we want to send out our congratulations justin bieber -- timberlake. not the bieber. tim ber.uick hello to our beautiful -- >> i was feeding them grilled cheeses earlier in the day. >> isn't it nice when nice people come to see us. >> adoreble. >> thank you so much. >> i bet they were out in central park in their thongs. >> heather jenna and leila. >> thank you. >> we have a special -- everyone has a story this week. ♪ everyone has a moment that changes their life and then ♪ >> yes. this gentleman his name is harold. he's 91 years old. you're going to love limb. there he is. he has been building -- he retired as a building contractor and has been building houses for habitat for humanity for the past 25 years. >> okay. >> love him already. >> nominated -- some of his volunteers sent me a letter and i went, if he can make the trip and so harold, we're not going to speak to him today because it's hard for him to hear, but he's going to be here thursday and we will have him on for -- it's going to be the first time he's ever got onnen a plane. >> okay. >> a very special "everyone

tim: two minutes faster than he did last year. >> yesterday at the race many people saw me running and came up to me and said congratulations. and keep going. and when they asked my age, one of them asked my age in the middle of the race and immediately turned to her friends and said this guy is 90 years old. and everybody turned around and shouted and so forth. so it inspires me. i think i'll keep at this for a number of years. i really do. i don't see any reason why i'm going to suddenly stop. tim: there's no question this guy is chronologically advantaged. i don't want to hear anymore of your aches and pains. leon: i got no complaints. tim: i'm done with you! leon: getting faster every year. tim: does he look 90? alison: no not even close. leon: he's the terminator. gets hit by a car. new hip. getting faster every year? tim: brother dixon. all right! leon: coming up next on abc 7 news at 5:00 it's the kind of gallery showing that professionals long for. alison: why some students are getting that opportunity next. >> i can color in a couple of flowers or couple of trees and just kind of shut my brain off after a busy day.