fund contribution. it is part of a $17 million commitment that we have to the cable car vehicles over the next number of years. we have 24 million over the next 10 years that we will address in the infrastructure. a real commitment to make sure that we have to raise the bar. it could not be possible, not only the money but the craftsmanship and the work and the passion is the example in tour groups like mr. toad. how about a big round of applause for the guys and girls who work at our cable car center? [applause] well done, guys.

this is the original color that was actually there in 1893. the original colors. the details you will see on the glasswork, all of the glass fittings, all of those details are examples here. the cross mission and the sense of pride that goes with the folks that work here at the the cable car company. i am very excited to be here for this inaugural journey. thank you very much for coming out. thank you to the leadership of the board and all of the board members. thank you to the taxpayers of san francisco. thank you to all of our tourists that i see here for coming to san francisco and keeping this city going. [applause]

>> before we cut the ribbon, there are some specific people that i have to recognize here. superintendent garcia, our operator is on byron and our conductor will be wayne allen. we have of paris, jane, larry harris, john bringinbarabrini. we wanted to make sure that we recognize those people that on our updated a basis that are making sure this cable car is up and running. thank you.

[applause] >> if we can get everyone to participate. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [applause] well done. the inaugural journey. you guys have had