through the frozen great lakes the new united states coast guard ice breaker cuts a vital path behind cargo vessels from duluth to chicago in the earliest mid winter crossing on record. it grinds through 20 inches of solid ice at 8 miles per hour. urgently needed in the war effort, these newly built ships would normally be marooned on the great lakes for two more months. now they are delivered on time. infantry landing craft in atlantic seas on the way home from sicily and normandy. these are small ships, but seaworthy. veterans of landing missions throughout europe, they are still fit for new assignments in the pacific. typhoon off the philippines, an american carrier plowed through raging seas in a grim 48-hour fight with a savage tropical storm. battles winds tie down planes which have broken loose. wind velocity reaches 75 miles per hour at the climax of this storm. the carrier is safe. ships and men win a battle with weather. the road back, a tough and bloody road as troops go against the japanese. nearing strategic bomb are troops of the chinese 38thdivision. they cross a river

coast guard looked to fill a critical need. the news was on coast guard island.here was a blood drive. the drives for a coast guard members only and a join effort with the american red cross. they are practicing social distancing and wearing as much protective gear as possible. those donating wore masks. >> there's a critical shortage. it's an authorized activity and service. we're doing our part to make sure there's enough blood around. >> a lot of sun after all the rain. we needed it. so nice outside today. meteorologist will be here with just how long this nice weather will last. >> we have been asking you -- to show us face coverings by using my mask abc 7. lots of creativity with people designing and making their own. go to the web >>> isn't this the weather woe need after all that rain and cool weather. some sun and feels like spring. >> hopefully we enjoyed this now and tonight hopefully we enjoy the clear weather to see the moon. >> that's right. >> absolutely. you'll have spectacular conditions to view the super-moon tonight. i want to show you live dopp

coast guard admiral shuts.ask park to start we can go after that we'll take questions as it pertains to this, then phase 2 the virus itself. >> okay, thank you. >> mark. thank you, mr. president, and good afternoon everyone. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. today as we make this important announcement. a time when nation and department of defense are focused on protects american people from spread of coronavirus, we remain vigilant to many other threats our country faces, today. at president's direction department of defense in cooperation with partner began enhanced counter narcotic operation in eastern pacific ocean and caribbean sea, this initiative part of administration whole of government approach to combating flow of ill is it -- ill is illt dangerousing to united states i want to thank u.s. coast guard, done of homeland security, drug enforcement agency, different of justice for the support and cooperation. conduct these operations president has directed deployment of additional ships, aircraft

coast guard is now saying the ships will not be given the go-ahead to come ashore. and they must remain isolated indefinitely. >> the coast guard will not allow to enter into u.s. waters. >> frustration is mounting across the healthy passengers at a been inside the room. >> it is discouraging and emotionally draining, especially knowing that at this point, there is no resolution inside for situation. >> some passengers say they don't have covid-19 symptoms, but they want to geoff the ship as soon as possible to make sure it stays that way. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> now, ships with passengers and crew were severely ill are being advised to send them to the countries where the vessels are registered and for most of south florida screw ships, that means the bahamas people are still recovering from last year's hurricanes. >>> i just want to talk about it until people to take it seriously.>>> a california woman describes her battle with coronavirus. how long she says the owner/. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area .>>> taking live look from our treasure isla

and of course the coast guard did the same. so it was a very good operation. we feel this is very important to the american people, and completely in line with the president's direction. >> and how long will you be able to keep up this operational tempo? >> well, it depends. we're going run it for some matter of time. i'm not going to disclose how long that will be. and then we'll assess it and adjust it. we may increase. we may see de crease. we may sustain as is. we'll report back to the president, and we'll take further guidance from there. >> and didn't do it for this reason, but it will also have an impact on the virus because we have people trying to get in. so not only drugs, but now we have a new phenomenon. and that's at least for the next hopefully short period of time, the virus. so we'll be able to have an impact on that too. please? >> yeah, mr. president, could you expand on that a little bit? you tie to it covid-19, saying that's that these drug cartels were taking advantage of the situation, of this pandemic. how exactly -- >> well, because we'

and, dear to the coast guard. so i'm going to ask mark to start.o, and after that we will take questions as it pertains to this, and then we will go on to phase two, which is the virus itself. okay? thank you, please. mark. >> thank you, mr. president. good afternoon, everyone. i appreciate the opportunity to be here as we make a very important announcement. at a time when the nation and the department of defense are focused on protecting the american people from the spread of the coronavirus, we also remain agile into the many other threats our country faces. today at the president's direction, the department of defense in close cooperation with our interagency partners began enhanced narcotics separations in eastern pacific oceans and the caribbean sea. it was part of the administrations haul up approach to combating the flow of illicit drugs into the united states and protecting the american people from their scourge. i want to thank all of our partners in this effort including the coast guard, the department of homeland security, the drug enfor

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people died there were more than $500.00 of us now there are only $400.00 and the bangladesh a coast guard said it got a tip off about the boat finding it after t. day of start off that southern coast was on the same animal by she went up last year i don't think we entered malaysian morse's 3 times but they didn't meet us and many of us died in the haze and sweets they were too many on buddha women and children. to dhaka tribune newspaper is reporting the boat was turned back from malaysian waters because of coronavirus restrictions. the coast guard says it's looking into whether the group was fleeing myanmar or the crowded refugee camps in bangladesh the un says there are going to are the world's most persecuted minority that also the law just stateless group denied citizenship by me and mark where many have lived for centuries hundreds of thousands of rowing those have crossed the border since 2017 when me on mars military launched a crackdown against them. those camps are locked down they don't even have internet services they don't have adequate health services the children can't go to

where the bangladeshi coast guard says it got a tip off about the boat finding as after a 3 day search off its southeastern coast. we entered malaysian waters 3 times but they didn't raise us and many of us died in the haze and sweets there were too many on board women and children. the doctor tribune newspaper is reporting the boat was turned back from malaysian waters because of coronavirus restrictions. the coast guard says it's looking into whether the group was flaying me and ma or the crowded refugee camps in bangladesh the un says the raping of the will most persecuted minority there also the law just stateless group denied citizenship we may have lived for centuries hundreds of thousands of rango have crossed the border into bangladesh since 2017 when myanmar's military launched a crackdown against them those camps are locked down they don't even have internet services they don't have adequate health services the children can't go to school and so people are making a dangerous and perilous voyage to try to get to a better life in malaysia malaysia is very reluctant to have more

the coast guard says it's looking into whether the group was fleeing myanmar or the crowded refugee camps in bangladesh. the un says there are the world's most persecuted minority but also the law just stateless group denied citizenship by me and mark where many have lived for centuries hundreds of thousands of running guns have crossed the border since 2017 when me and mars military launched a crackdown against them. those camps are locked down they don't even have internet services they don't have adequate health services the children can't go to school and so people are making a dangerous and perilous voyage to try to get to a better life in malaysia malaysia is very reluctant to have more people arrive at their borders and there was a previous boat they came april 5th where over 200 rohingya made it to langkawi they're still in quarantine and there's concerns about what's going to happen to them. the u.n. has offered to help move this group to quarantine facilities and treat those needing medical care well that immediate future maybe certain incident the one many here where hoping for

we spoke to the coast guard autoroute is late night in the morning early morning rather. deny or admit day in sedan later in the morning we verified this with the local chairman and elected chairman of the area bhattacharya where the incident took place he has a very flight that list 400 people were rescued some probably died according to that one of the survivor who spoke to local people and we have amateur video clips of those of us that there were a flood at least 2 months in the sea they couldn't get into malaysia and at least 28 people have died and we cannot independently verify those the news are still sketchy as some local news media is carrying this now this people are what we know for so far it's been detained by bangladesh coast guard kept in quarantine because there's fear of coronavirus the local people are saying they are kind of afraid of this situation what is complex is we don't know whether they went from rock kind. of the local member and chairman told us that they are from tech not from oil product and they were refugees in bangladesh not from state an

the coast guard makes an annual cruise along the coast of alaska. and dental officers are sent. they give medical examinations and treatment to the natives. these include dental treatment and extractions. this is the only medical service available to many native alaskans. the national leperrosarium, has under treatment more than 300 patients. it has an administration building at main hospital. treatment has yielded most encouraging results and there have been many recoveries or arrested cases. during the last 10 years, 150 patients have been discharged, no longer a menace to the public health and the leprosy arrested. sports are provided with baseball diamonds and tennis courts and younger patients enjoy these activities. accommodations are comfortable and they are provided with gardens in which many patients take much delight. life for these unfortunate persons is as comfortable as possible. in the inner court, two leper children may be seen playing. medical aid to vessels without a physician has been made possible by radio. frequently men are inju

on a boat that had been adrift for 2 months hundreds of others were rescued by the bangladeshi coast guard on wednesday after their boat failed to reach malaysia tanveer chowdhry reports. out of the darkness figures emerged m.s.e. added exhausted their eyes a measure of the horrors they've experienced. clutching their children or what's left of their belongings the staggering sure the final step and most too much for some. at least 2 dozen growing or refugees are say to have started that on boat after their boat failed to reach malaysia and drifted for weeks. and i asked my mother died in the boat load of us brothers and sisters are still alive but one of my brothers is missing. the un's refugee agency has sent stuff to help describing the survivors are extremely malnourished and dehydrated. you are still waiting. we suffered a lot we were drift to 2 months and leave the people there were more than $500.00 of us now there are only $400.00 and the bangladesh a coast guard said it got a tip off about the boat finding it after t. day of start off that southern coast was on the same animal by

the nation has 10 coast guard -- in addition, there are 10 coast guard cutters and special operations forces as well as air force reconnaissance air raft. the bottom line is not -- is that you will not get through, and now is not the time to penetrate the united states with illegal drugs. we will defend our country, regardless of the cost. >> thank you, mr. president, for your decisive leadership as we confront this unprecedented challenge. i would like to thank you for your support for this initiative, and thank the secretary of defense and all the services for taking on this important initiative. during this crisis we are all focused above all else on covid 19. but our law enforcement and national security work must go forward, protecting the american people from threats. at the department of justice, one of our priorities must remain destroying mexican cartels. their trafficking is largely responsible for the deaths of 70,000 americans a year, costs that don't count destroyed families, destroyed lives, state budgets crushed by the burden this narcotic trafficking causes. the presid

refugees on board the vessel were trying to reach malaysia and they were rescued by bangladesh's coast guard on wednesday hundreds of thousands of ringette have fled persecution and me at mall choudhry is in dhaka with more on what some of those survivors all say. we verified this with the local chairman and the elected chairman of the area bhattacharya where the incident took place he has a very fide that list 400 people were rescued some probably died and i caught into that one of the survivor who spoke to local people and we have amateur video plates of those survive aside that they were in a flood at least 2 months in the sea they couldn't get into malaysia and at least 28 people have died and we cannot independently verify those the news are still sketchy as some local news medias are carrying this this people are what we know for so far it has been detained by bangladesh coast guard they're kept in quarantine because there's fear of coronavirus the local people are saying they are kind of afraid of the situation what is complex is we don't know whether they went from rock kind or tech

to officers and enlisted men of the coast guard. to keepers and assistant keepers of the lighthouses. to immigrants detained at the immigration station, to seamen from vessels belonging to the united states army, to beneficiaries of the united states employees compensation commission, to members of the civilian conservation corps in various sections of the country, to patients of the united states veterans administration, and to persons afflicted with leprosy. this is the national leprosarium in indiana. other officers of vessels, united states registry, and lighthouse keepers must pass an examination conducted by medical officers of the public health service. they are for vision, color blindness, and hearing. the service must also pass upon the physical ability of sailors qualifying as able bodied seamen. regulations require all ship officers to be versed in first-aid therefore the public health service has organized courses of instruction for such candidates in a number of the larger ports. not only does the service furnish medica

to officers of enlisted men of the coast guard.ws of vessels of lighthouse service. to keepers and assistant keepers f the lighthouses. to immigrants detained at the immigration station to. seamen belonging to vessels of the united states army. to beneficiaries to have united states army compensation commission to. members of the civilian conservation corps in various sections of the country. to patients of the united states veterans administration. and to personals afflicted with leprosy. this is the national leprosarium at louisiana. others must pass an examination conducted by mill officers of the public health service. these are provisions for colorblindness and hearing. the service must also pass far salors qualifying as able body ied seamen. regulations require all officers to be versed in first aid. they've organized courses of infection for such candidates in number of the larger ports. not only does the service furnish medical ade -- aid to the coast guard but also sends medical care to the ice patrol and also sends medica

us,e were more than 500 of now there are only 400. >> the coast guard got a tip off about the boat. they founded off the southern coast. watersntered malaysian three times but they did not bring us in. many of us died in the heat. board,ere too many on men, women and children. >> of the boat was turned back from elysian waters because of coronavirus restrictions. whether looking into the group was fleeing myanmar or the crowded refugee camps in bangladesh. theand says they are world's most persecuted minority. they are the largest stateless group. nice addition by myanmar where many have lived for centuries. unders up thousands have crossed the border since 2017 when myanmar's military lunch -- launched a crackdown against them. >> don't have adequate health services, the children can go to school. a dangerousaking and perilous voyage to try to get to a better life in malaysia. malaysia is very reluctant to have more people arrive at their borders. there was a previous boat that came on april 5 where over 200 running a made it -- 200 of them made it. on -- the u.n. has offered to he

destroyers, navy combat ships, coast guard cutters and elements of an army security force assistance brocade. assistances will -- brigade. these forces will double our capabilities in the region. last year alone, the u.s. southern command operations resulted in the seizure of over 280 metric tons of drugs, much of it designated for shipment to america. there is more work to be done. criminal organizations threaten our security by smuggling cocaine, fentanyl and other narcotics across our borders. these traffickers put our communities at risk and destroy lives. every year tens of thousands of americans die from drug overdoses, and thousands more suffer the harmful effects of addiction. corrupt actors like the illegitimate maduro regime in venezuela rely on the profits derived from narcotics to maintain their hold on power. the venezuelan people are suffering. seizing onckers are this lawlessness by increasing their activities. we must do more to prevent these drugs from arriving at our shores. these enhanced operations underway will further stem the flow of drugs to america, deny our

tonight, the coast guard is refusing to let the ship dock while the situation on board grows more dire. >> tougher restrictions on dispensaries in santa clara county. why recreational users will be turned away. >> and we're tracking a good chance of rain in the forecast as we head into the weekend after a dry start to april, we'll track it hour by hour coming up in the forecast. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a bay area couple stuck thousands of miles from home on a cruise with coronavirus patients, good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. kpix 5's betty yu reports that they don't know when they'll be able to land. betty? >> ken, when the coral princess departed south america at the end of february, the coronavirus was not recognized as a serious threat. now it's hovering off fort lauderdale in limbo, and princess cruises says 12 people on board have tested positive for covid- 19. fremont residents julie and her husband richard set out on a 32-day journey from chile to fort lauderdale on february 29th. they never imagined they'd approach their final w

a record pace we're deploying additional navy destroyers combat ships aircraft and helicopters coast guard cutters and air force surveillance aircraft doubling our capabilities in the region. very importantly our forces are fully equipped with personnel protective equipment and we've taken additional safety measures to ensure our troops remain healthy. secretary marc esper attorney general bill barr national security advisor robert o'bryant will provide more details in addition i'm going to have general milley who has done an incredible of so many with us say a few words and also with us or chief of naval operations admiral gilday will you know i think you know and commandant of the coast guard admiral shields so i'm going to ask mark to start and then we can go and after that we're going to take questions as it pertains to this and then we'll go on to phase 2 which is a virus itself ok thank you please. well thank you mr president and good afternoon everyone appreciate the opportunity to be here today as we make this very important announcement at a time when the nation and the department

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a milesure if the coast guard was going to let them in. because of the coronavirus. so truly a new world from the one they left last year. >> with the sunset over the bay, he got a look at the golden gate for the first time since september. >> he was aboard the boat owned by a bay area non-profit that runs educational voyages for kids. the crew was running private sailing trips for three months in mexico. far from coronavirus hot spots. >> we started getting reports of other countries around the world how serious it was. in mexico it wasn't -- it didn't perceived that way. until the end of the trip. >> from whale watching in the pacific to a whole new view of the life on shore. seen through desolate images of once busy streets. >> it was surreal. everybody just disappeared. >> all of it leaving him feeling -- >> nervous. it's safer to be at sea. and that's my preference. we can't stay here forever. >> around 9:30 a photographer was there as the sea ward docked after two weeks after sea. >> we made it. >> a crew still grateful for what home and life on shore however b

a mile out they weren't sure if the coast guard was going to let them in. because of the coronavirus. so truly a new world from the one they left last year. >> with the sunset over the bay, he got a look at the golden gate for the first time since september. >> he was aboard the b a bay ar runs educational voyages for kids. the crew was running private sailing trips for three months in mexico. far from coronavirus hot spots. >> we started getting reports of other countries around the world how serious it was. in mexico it wasn't -- it didn't perceived that way. until the end of the trip. >> from whale watching in the pacific to a whole new view of the life on shore. seen through desolate images of once busy streets. >> it was surreal. everybody just disappeared. >> all of it leaving him feeling -- >> nervous. it's safer to be at sea. and that's my preference. we can't stay here forever. >> around 9:30 a photographer was there as the sea ward docked after two weeks after sea. >> we made it. >> a crew still grateful for what home and life on shore however ble

there was a great partnership with the coast guard and the coast guard assisted.secret service agents had to prepare water, water safety, boat handling, boat safety on how to extract the president from the water. it's not just he low lift from the water. it was putting in in the boat and then bringing them to short. we had to get armored vehicles. we had to use imaginary lines. they had to divide up the atlantic ocean and we had mark lowery who was on detail with us and former agent in charge and dallas. we would have to move the cars and get ready to receive the president as he had to come on shore. the president would cross over this imaginary line. if you are with the first lady spent time with tranquility. they would say the president is in the zone and remove the cars. we would wait 10 minutes at most cars around again. there was training involved in your kind of disrupting the town also. all of that comes down to, as you said earlier, to training. and the success of training was a successful attempt that lower -- that larry prevented. >> let's talk about tha

coast guard we had a great partnership with the coast guard assistance but the secret service agents had to prepare water, water safety, boat handling, boat safety, on how to extract the president from the water. but it's not just helo lift from the water, it was putting him maybe in the boat and then bringing him to show. so we had to get armored vehicles. we had imaginary lines, not me but the smart ones decided how to divide up the atlantic motion and we have the detail with us, you recall, we would have to, you know, move the cars and get ready to receive the president if he had to come on shore, so the president would cross over this imaginary line and you were with the first lady. you spent the time with tran kwquil quillitty with bark bash barbara bush they'd say the president ba they'd say the president they'd wait ten minutes and start moving the cars around again. there was training involved with it, you are moving and disrupting the town also. it all comes down to training and the success of training was a successful attempt that larry prevented. >> yeah. let's talk about

the coast guard -- [ inaudible ] which includes the caribbean and the bahamas. final coordination and clearing for repatriation. the u.s. coast guard has facilitated eight medical evacuations of crew, two covid-19-related. >>> i'm in new york. new jersey reported 379 people died of coronavirus on monday. its highest single day death toll. new jersey has more than 92,000 confirmed coronavirus cases and more than 4700 people have died. the health commissioner says the state is seeing more cases in central new jersey. previously the majority of cases were located in northern new jersey. 34 health care providers from colorado arrived on tuesday and will be deployed at hospitals across the state to help fight covid-19. according to governor phil murphy. >>> i'm erica hill in new york. governor andrew cuomo has said some upstate hospitals can resume elective surgeries. they had been artificially stopped. in the governor's words, he was concerned about capacity across the state in dealing with the virus. he said what they're seeing is some of the hospitals, they've had

media is carrying this this people are what we know for so far it's been detained by bangladesh coast guard captain because there's fear of coronavirus the local people are saying they are kind of afraid of the situation what is complex is we don't know whether they went from rock kind or. not the local member and chairman told us that they are from tech now from. where refugees in bangladesh not from iraq and state we also know this is not the 1st incident and typically between november and march many joining us from the camp with the help in traffic are tried to cross the sea to get into malaysia because they have relatives there some are going out women have their husbands there they pay for this straight to their trafficker many incident their arranged marriage with the woman that's why many of the victims in these boats are women and children. still ahead on algis they're trying to make sense so. how to use masks and gloves we are going to expand . it is inspiring to see how quickly people figure out a way to do something that was needed faced with a shortage of medical supplies and eq

right across the mediterranean she was picked up by the libyan coast guard and forced into a government run detention center model who will live in the detention center is 100 percent worse we. love it that while there was not enough food. once every 2 days we were given a small portion of pastor dry bread and a little water it's no way to live for someone who has to stay there longer you a lot of people were dying of diseases in injuries they suffered i believe that there are barely any healthy migrants in detention. now i mean i was living in a camp run by the un refugee agency she hopes some country will take her and she doesn't care which one as long as it's safe. and a sunday morning really is the u.n. agency ours representative here and you share she works closely with her colleagues in libya and knows the conditions there. me what happens in these centers is is the contrary of life is the contrary of respect is the contrary of human rights and it's the contrary of the right for every person to feel protected she believes the international community needs to do more as almost 5000

spain's coast guard rescued 56 migrants near the canary islands on saturday they were traveling in 2 small wooden vessels before being picked up off the coast of gran canaria just hours earlier 29 other migrants reached the neighboring island of tenor reef. the tajikistan league soccer season has kicked off despite almost every other country in the world suspending its leagues because of the coronavirus the 1st match was played behind closed doors in the central asian countries capital. has not announced a single case of covert 19 so far. for christians around the world today is palm sunday an important date in the religious calendar and the start of holy week leading up to easter but in these days of the corona pandemic everything is different st peter's square in the vatican was deserted this morning usually it's full of catholics who gathered to hear the pope instead pope francis live stream the traditional palm sunday mass as the faithful have been instructed to stay at home. well as the krona virus confines millions of people around the world indoors one of the big issues as we s

it happened last night our own local time 8 pm when the coast guard were tipped off that there is a boat floating withdrawing or refuges on the coast of tech now cox bazaar and once they were rescued they were under the custody of the coast and eventually the coast guard today after i spoke to the u.n. aide said they told me that $382.00 rowing as well handed over to u.n. h.c.r. they have been taken to a quarantine center they'll be staying there for 14 days they'll be examined medically for various ailments because they've been floating in the sea for almost 2 months many of them are in really starvation mode they urinate said told me they don't know exactly how many number of people died but they estimate somewhere between 28 to 30 people possibly have died during those 2 months while the boat was . adrift in the sea now this is not the 1st incident within the last year there's been several incidents like this just as late as middle of february this year at least 15 people died while trying to go to malaysia and 40 people were missing the rest were rescued by bangladesh course got many

coast ressive u.s. navy guard army marine corps air force and interagency operation threats ess a range of to our national security posed traffickers and narco terrorists. it will list financial support for drug trafficking that moduro the corrupt regime in venezuela and other bad actors with the funds to connect their maligned activities. nder president trump's leadership we will continue to execute our maximum pressure olicy to counter the regime's malign activities, including trafficking. this will help to choke off the funds that go to that corrupt regime. narco terrorists, and criminals should make no mistake that even as we are working the d the clock to fight spread of coronavirus, we will present to execute the counter narcotics strategy. we are working on a number of important national security this ties as we face public health crisis. the united states will continue to combat this information and news about this virus. we will work with the world's producers to address volatility and global oil markets.

just sit here and take it just as we couldn't with that iranian vessel 10 yards off the bow of a coast guardr. >> we shouldn't put up with any of it. but we particularly need to send a strong message to the chinese. lou: what is the message. >> i would make sure u.s. military and the u.s. navy forces are in the south china sea, making it clear we are not leaving the south china sea or the western pacific. lou: if this turns out to be a biological weapon, kt, if this happens to be a conscious and overt act on the part of the chinese military and we know that's biological warfare is part of their military doctrine, a significant part just as cyber warfare or any other. if this were to turn out to be that, what should be the response? i am not interested in two and three year programs. this country is not operating in the 21st seasonture withy if we think we have time to retool and reposition and repurpose. we have to have an answer now. >> we don't have time. this is not we'll get around to it. if china has unleashed chemical biological warfare on the world, i think it's the beginning of a new

always ready is the motto for the coast guard. tied in with that is u.s. customs. the collecting of taxes and import duties along with the revenue cutter service intersecting privateers and so forth. around this time, 1789, washington had become president. he asked his friend who had been at the battle of monmouth with him and others, huntington to serve as port of customs collector at new london, which also included not just the thames river of southeastern connecticut but the connecticut river itself. that is a lot of commerce. here is light house there that still stands were that era. it was built around 1800. and there are many bers between huntington and hamilton dealing with while oil for the light house lamps and so forth. then there is a quasi war with france. mane of you have not heard of it. it takes place 1798 into '99. it begins in may of 1798 when a french privateer off the coast of new york harbor captures several american vessels. that's embarrassing. hamilton ever offering opinions is quoted this is too much humiliation after all that has passed he

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