. >> mr. berry. >> hi. i'm her to talk for some of the merchants on 4th street who feel the plan is going to be incredibly damaging and changing the neighborhood. we support safety for cyclist and pedestrians and feel the focus for that should be at the intersections. removing park willing not meet the goals that are set out. the statistics we've seen like in intersections and not in between intersections. so we are happy to go back and be part of the discussion on how to come up with an alternate plan that will leave the neighborhood intact. the plans as they are would probably create more traffic, people spending more time in their cars thus creating more danger. businesses closing would send people further in their cars or transit or the neighborhoods being service by others. other options would be beneficial for everything. we would support more safety, but we feel there needs to be other things taken into account. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> peter, the last person to address the board t

mr. berry, we want to thank you for your expertise.r joining us this morning. >> you're welcome. good night. >> good night. >>> all right, coming up, we'll go back to boston and talk about explosions and how they've impacted the security there. >> coast to coast, how big cities are putting safety first. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. your character i've followed since the first episode. i'm a big fan, big, big fan... thank you. listen, your storyline makes for incredible tv drama. thing is, your drug use is very adult content. too adult for the kids. so, i'm gonna have to block you. aw, man. yeahh... well. have a good one. you're a nice lady. >>> immediately after the boston bombings cities throug the >>> immediately after the boston bombings cities throughout the nation have heightened security. >> in los angeles extra transit officers are added to patrol buses and trains. the city also added extra security to last night's dodgers baseball game. >> chicago

mr. tea berry's recognized for five minutes. >> growing up on a worming family -- working family from ohio, my colleague from washington state is really trying to engage me in a dialogue here, and i'm not going to take the bait. but i will remind him that back in 2010 mr. lahood testified at the time opposed to a gas tax with respect to infrastructure. but i'm not going to go there. i don't want to take my time today away from, mr. secretary, thank you. and i'm going to be in a learning mood here. first question i have for you is, and you may not know the answer to this, but if you could have your staff get back to me, i'm going to try to be constructive. it's come to my attention from some folks in ohio that the irs is seeking to oppose a ticket tax on transportations of people in the air for management services. and they're reinterpreting, last year, reinterpreting a law that was passed during the fix son administration -- the nixon administration. and my understanding is if you look at this, they're legislating rather than administrating and clearly, in my opinion, overstepping their au

mr. speaker, john berry will be greatly missed by all who serve our country and its civilian work force. i wish john and his partner, curtis, all the best as he begins the next phase in his career. i hope my colleagues will join me in thanking john for his service, for his leadership, for his insights, for his inspiration and for being an example to all of us, as a positive, constructive, supportive and successful career in federal service. mr. speaker, our country has been the beneficiary of his character, integrity and extraordinary ability. we wish him well in all that he will be doing, and i'm sure it will be extraordinarily productive as of service to our country as he moves on from federal service at the o.p.m. to a new challenge and a new career, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. ross, for five minutes. mr. ross: i ask unanimous consent to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ross: thank you, mr. speaker. you know, yesterday i had t

berry. >> yeah. 46 years old. not that you would ever guess she's 46 years old. but pregnant with her second baby. the first with mrtion. look, she's so little that it could be a sandwich but we know for a fact because it has been confirmed that yeah, she's ready to go. number two already. >> and the baby is due in six months. >> in about six months. a lot of babies coming up. >> how about pregnant kim k. >> speaking of. >> we need to see more of that. >> i think that kim kardashian has finally got the pictures to show us all. so she shared them, you know, via instagram. she showed a little -- there's covered up. there's not. this is what i think. i think she's been ripped so much for, quote unquote, being fat that now that she's got a full-on baby bump she's showing it. >> and she called it baby love. and she's very, very excited about it. she's busting. yes, she is. >> so the duchess of cambridge, we've been wondering about her due date. >> yeah. >> now we know. >> mid july. they're being very candid, by the way. they answer questions as they come. we now know if it's a boy they're going to name it after philip.

. >> hally berry, yes, 46 years old, not that you would ever guess she's 46 years old. but pregnant with her second baby. the first with mrix months. >> in about six months. >> a lot of babies coming up. >> how about pregnant kim k. >> i think that kim kardashian has finally got the pictures to show us all. >> she showed a little -- >> there's covered up. there's not. this is what i think. i think she's been ripped so much for being fat that now she's got a full-on baby bump, she's showing it. >> and she's very excited about it. >> she's busting. yes, she is. >> so the duchess of cambridge, we've been wondering about her due date. >> now we know, mid july. they're being very candid. they answer questions as they come. if it's a boy they're going to name it after phillip. which will be nice. >> and she's been cute, she said i'm due in mid july, but then again, babies kind have their own agenda. >> she's not going to have a planned, anything? >> it doesn't sound like it. >> real people. >> this coaused a lot of hubbub. >> beyonce and jay-z are in cuba. >> there are rules you can still go to cuba if it falls under certain qu

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