as commissioners we have talked and discussed, san francisco is a marquis city like new york. new york like san francisco sometime is hard to market but i see the potential here that we can market this city, we should and that we saw how he broke everything down and stuff like that, but i think we're positioned that if we continue to work that we can double the amount of cruise ships coming to the port of san francisco, but i think it's going to take some heavy lifting and i'll tell you, my brothers in local 34 and those who weren't here in 75 when i said, i said it to the port and i'll say it again. in order for us to get to where we need to, it's going to take heavy lifting from the operator which is metro, the port of san francisco and the iow. and we're going to have to go out together to market these issues and i can tell you if you had been at that meeting, this commission told metro and the port and also to iow we wanted -- if there's any kind of labor problems, any kind of problems we want them worked out. we want people to come off the ship in the city and they see the

city." "i wait far away from those walls with henri and the marquis, "for the armies of generals washington negro spy "whose name i dare not write down, "cornwallis suspects nothing of general washington's trap "and plans to remain in yorktown. your brother cato is here. our spy saw him." [gasps] "he is a soldier, fighting with the british "to earn his freedom. "moses, i fear a terrible battle, "but i also dare hope that, "if the french fleet arrives here in time, "it will be the final victorious battle of this, our long war for freedom." capitaine: admirale de grasse! speak! the hurricane is still heading due north and gaining speed. take in the sails, capitaine, and baton down the hatches. yes, sir. the americans are lucky that this storm is forcing us toward virginia. they'd best hope it doesn't change its course and force us to change ours. [men talking indistinctly] uhh! faster, men. plus vite! we must hurry to join washington in new york! general rochambeau, do you truly think it's possible for our army and washington's and de grasse's fleet to reach virginia before cornwallis leaves