we have the m-2 zones that doesn't include the pdr. we have tents engaged in that. >> what if they wanted to come up and do a pop-up. walk me through how the court would handle -- the port would handle that. >> you are creating the interest out there. >> creating our own demand. >> good afternoon. mike martin. as we came up two months ago with interim leasing. we talked about pop ups to activate the should is. the bulkheads we look at as a special event. we could have someone come in up to 6 months. you can pop the outreach plan is to get out to the people through the rfi if they want to see those activities it brings them. we think it is a great opportunity as was suggested earlier. >> that concludes it. >> commissioner adams. >> vice president adams: great presentation. you have a way to bring people out, i tell you. today was the first i had ever heard of this tennis club down at pier 29. i had never heard of that. that is unique what they were talking about. are we talking about private partnership to help us with the piers because

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temporarily set up he is in town he and a lot of bull riders will be performing at oracle arena for the pdr velocity tour. i have kc professional bull rider and cowboy to talk about what people can expect if you haven't been to a rodeo before they be thinking about coming up for the show tomorrow. can people expect to see? >> you will see the entire world cannot compete with the top 35 bowls in the world for a huge person a lot of points on the line. it will be a rock show with pyrotechnics and loud music and a good time. everybody should come out and it will be a big family event. more of a traditional county and rodeo comedy show. what does it take to be a professional bull rider and how do you win a competition? >> they score the ball and the writers of the 50 individually and then depending on how the bull bucks, it's just up to 50 and depending on how well the writer writes. the rider and the ball do not get - - and eight seconds. >> you have to stay on the wall on the ball for eight seconds otherwise you're out and it's a question of how in control you are and technique over how do yo