shaw said of joan, she was very capable, a born boss. in scene one, joan persuades captain robert baudricourt to support her cause and to give her a horse and armor. in scene two, she convinces the dauphin she is sent to drive the english away from orleans and to crown him king in the cathedral at reims. eventually, the knights all pledge themselves to joan's cause. in scene three, joan and the army wait on the south bank of the loire for a west wind. joan prays, the wind changes, and the boats advance the army to the english encampment. scene four takes place in the english camp after joan and her army have won french victory at orleans. the english and the french churchmen plan for joan's fall. this production covers the last two scenes of the play and the epilogue. we begin with scene five. [singing in latin] you are the pick of the basket here, jack, the only friend i have among all these nobles. i'll wager your mother was from the country. i shall go back to the farm when i have taken paris. i'm not so sure that they will let you ta

shaw, sentenced to state prison to serve the term of 20 years. >> judge also ordered shaw to pay a fine of $14 million. codefendant got 13 years prison and $4.5 million fine. >> mr. shaw masterminded a scheme of fraud, lies and false identity. >> the biggest victim, shirley wong, they stole three condos from her. lum forged the deeds and transferred them to a shell corporation and took out millions of dollars of loans on the properties. date of his conviction he was out on bail of a million dollars. next day, he disappeared. shaw was later arrested in watsonville. >> there were serious criminals and were very sophisticated in what they did. this is almost good for a movie script. >> reporter: with the judge sentencing shaw to 20 years in state prison, this turned out to be the biggest white collar crime case in the history of the san francisco district attorney's office. >> dan: state investigators are reprimanding kaiser for mismanaging mental health services. they say they make patients wait excessively long periods of time and offers inaccurate information. the information came to li

shaw sentenced to owe 20 years. >> the judge ordered shaw to pay a fine of $14 million. the co-defendant got 13 years prison in a four and a half million dollar fine. >> mr. shaw masterminded a scheme of fraud and false identity. it showed a high degree of callousness. >> the biggest victim, shirley wong. they stole three condos from her. shaw and lum forged deeds then took out millions of dollars of loans on the properties. the day of the conviction in september, shaw was out on bail and the next day, disappeared. >> there were serious criminals and they were very sophisticated in what they did. this is good for a movie script, right? >> two of them came to the sentencing today. they said the judge did the right thing. >> i think it's fair. >> the san jose attorney was a defendant in the trial but there was a hung injury on his charges, prosecutors trying to decide whether to try him again. >> we've been getting sprinkles today but there is wetter weather coming just off shore right now. here with a look at live doppler 7 hd. >> it's now coming onshore of oakland and ha

we have here randy shaw, mr. shaw it is good to see you. alex clements, david ading tonight, and edith st. john and squaun, but any member of the public that would like to speak, you each have three minutes >> randy shaw, i can't tell you how happy i am and honored that i am that the tender loin after a very difficult several decades is able to attract a world class beer operator because on that site historically that block used to be the world class, from really 1907 to 1930 that was the place to be in san francisco and we have had a difficult time particularly since the 1960s, and you know it sends a message when we have something like this open up in the tender loin. i spend every day to try to attract businesses, and we read the stories in the paper, everything is booming and we can't get the office space, they are fighting for every square inch of the street and we are not doing well. we are having problems and working with the mayor's office and we are not getting business because they don't think of doing it and it is out of their wi

happy anna howard shaw day to you, evelyn. - come on. - a happy anna howard shaw day to us all! [exciting jazz music] ♪ - lemon, which one of these ties do you find more attractive? - the red, definitely. - thank you. i've got to look camera ready tonight. i'm being interviewed on cnbc. have you ever watched the hot box with avery jessup? - no, cnbc gives me a headache. i get all my money advice from pbs. - where should i put my money: in tech stocks or the housing market? - tech stocks, foxy moneybags, tech stocks! - sir, your reservations are all set for valentine's day. and just to be clear, are you and i exchanging-- - no. - why do you have valentine's plans? what about nancy? - nancy knows that i'm here when she's ready. but after what we went through, our marriage, the way that it ended between us, it was, uh, very intense. - like when you think there's one more stair, but there isn't. and all of the sudden, you're, like, "whoa!" - exactly. so for now, i just want something fun and easy. frankly, i could use a win. - a win? what's with the euphemisms, jack? why don't you j

this is before the impact of the shaw group acquisition. now post shaw cbi has the $28 billion backlog and more than 45% fixed price contracts, meaning you could make a case this stock is selling way too low below its book of business value. cbi trades at less than 14 times earnings, despite the fact it has a 23% long-term growth rate. that's long. the stock is ridiculously cheap. analyst day, the end of the month, i bet cbi management will talk about the shaw deal. i think they will raise numbers. foster wheeler, a smaller, less diversified company, management just can't seem to execute. when it came out, i thought it was like a typo. i couldn't believe it. now what's happened is they picked up a lot of lower margin work, they make a little less money on each deal, something management couldn't really explain on a conference call. the company is reorganizing its engineering and construction business and the cost of that reorganization are going to put the squeeze on foster wheeler's margins all the way through the year. they have the most

the darker the color in the west end and zone one goes up to approximately shaw alley and you can see that it is almost all wait through to shaw alley that is the few percent left to get down to that level at that point. the grade out level in the throat or on the radius turning where the trains will come in the future, that is the first mud slab pour and i will show you photos of that in a second. there is a comparison that is looking similar to the last meeting and if you look close, you will see many more levels of struts in that middle section and more dirt gone, if you look really closely. there is a micropile production. we believe that they will have no problem catching up and meeting their intended completing date on those micropile. that micropile work actually occurring, in and underneath the struts. this is a picture of the mud slab prepour and those are the micropiles sticking up and go through the mud slab and into the structural slab and be capped so that they will be anchored and so the slab gets the light reinforcing to keep it cracking and breaking with the constructi

in woodside, suzanne shaw, nbc bay area news. >> you can see more of koko on our website. we have clips of her getting ready for her big interview with suzanne shaw and another clip of her enjoying her lunch. go to nbcbayarea.com and search for koko with a "k." >>> coming up, nelson mandela remains in the hospital this morning of the the latest on his condition next. >>> plus, why this ship could stay on dry land in japan for years to come. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now's the time to save 5% off every day with your lowe's consumer credit card. chances are, you're not made of time to savemoney,f every day so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> good morning. looking live in san francisco at what will be this first sunday street of the season, couldn't ask for better weather for it. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. in the hour we sprung forward from 2:00 to 3:00, that's usually the hour you pick up your jacket. >> it's still laying somewhere. this is not the morning to leave the jacket behind

shaw with us.tone phone, the call forwarding and two-way communication, the list goes on and on, yet, he never really realized any money from his invention. >> he never saw a dollar and died broke. my father was a man ahead of his time unfortunately. 30 years ahead of his time and he saw the best in everybody and he was just gifted with this ability. he never went past the ninth grade and went to work for bell labs and got a degree on his off time he made the hands-free telephone and activated in 1948. bell told him if you try to market this you have to have our permission and you have to sign over a past, present, and future developments. the dad said you'll never own my mind. he resigned in 195. icen hauer knocked on his door to him to an air force base to design the red phone, the alert system. so he went up there and they designed that. of course, when he got out of the air force, then he had no benefits. he opened up -- >> he was constantly taken advantage of. story of an incredible genius and

the dave his conviction, saw shaw was out on bail of $1 million. the next day, he disappeared and later arrested in watsonville. >> there were criminals in and this is the kind stuff almost good for a movie script. right? >> when the judge sentencing shaw to 20 years this turned out to be the biggest white collar crime case ever in the history of the san francisco district attorney's office. >> sky 7 hd got this video of a car that went over an enbankment. a mother and 3-year-old daughter were inside of the car as it was traveling near the spring valley golf course. the mother lost control. the car slid into a ditch. the two were taken to the hospital and their condition is not known tight an overturned suv snarled traffic this afternoon. here is the view from sky 7 hd as a ramp the driver likely misjudged sharpness of the curve and flipped the car. all lanes have been cleared and are now reopened. >> details about a pleasanton preschool teach year accused of tying up a toddler because the toddler would not take a nap. the district attorney will de

todd shaw was taken into custody this morning. he tried to run before he was arrested.mz also says shaw tried to dump narcotics in the back of the police cruiser. >>> antioch police are looking for clues in the shooting of a man that happened near marsh elementary school. at this point, investigators haven't released the victim's name. they're only saying that he was 20 years old, and lives in antioch. a friend says the victim had a young daughter and had been trying to enlist in the marines. >>> more controversial ads that some are calling anti-gay are about to appear on muni buses. learning why muni is allowing it to happen. >> reporter: anti-gay messages such as this one are set to begin running april 1. this one quotes from the muslim brotherhood. we called to speak to the person responsible for the ads, pamela gellar. >> my ad is designed to save lives. refusing to call attention to the plight of gays under islamic law is killing people. >> reporter: teresa sparks heads san francisco's human rights commission. she says gellars ads are trying to pit the gay communit

thoughts about her father mix with thoughts about her life in san francisco-- her new home at nancy shaw'sancy: here's to the beginning of a new life. narrator: classes and friends at music school... great, i need to see what you can do. narrator: her new job... you can take over softball practice today. right now, in fact. o.k., let me introduce you to the children. narrator: exciting times with alberto... oh, my gosh! it's me. well, what do you think? narrator: a new friendship with the wang family. please, for you. oh, it's beautiful but i can't accept this. vincent, gao su ta, yao ta shou xia. my mom said she wants you to have it. thank you very much, mrs. wang. narrator: caring for alex... alex, who's picking you up? my dad. how come you have books? i go to school, too. i have a lot of homework tonight. i have a big test tomorrow. uh-oh, what's it on? spelling. do you want me to help you study while you're waiting for your dad? o.k. narrator: and getting to know ramón. by the way, i hope you save a dance for me. i have to warn you-- i don't dance very well. don't worry, i only do the

todd shaw was taken into custody this morning. he tried to run before he was arrested.mz also says shaw tried to dump narcotics in the back of the police cruiser. >>> antioch police are looking for clues in the shooting of a man that happened near marsh elementary school. at this point, investigators haven't released the victim's name. they're only saying that he was 20 years old, and lives in antioch. a friend says the victim had a young daughter and had been trying to enlist in the marines. >>> more controversial ads that some are calling anti-gay are about to appear on muni buses. learning why muni is allowing it to happen. >> reporter: anti-gay messages such as this one are set to begin running april 1. this one quotes from the muslim brotherhood. we called to speak to the person responsible for the ads, pamela gellar. >> my ad is designed to save lives. refusing to call attention to the plight of gays under islamic law is killing people. >> reporter: teresa sparks heads san francisco's human rights commission. she says gellars ads are trying to pit the gay communit

[ applause ] [ cheers ] [ ♪ ♪ ] >> thanks again to billy eichner and kristin shaw. check out the new tour sedates for my new spring tour at jeselnik.com. your presale code is the word dark. we'll see ya next week. before i go, let's take a look back at the best moments from tonight's show. >> hey, darlene, who's the black sheep in your family? intl my sister's kid jamal. >> who has those? who choose their flimsy relays? >> which ways to anne hathaway, clearly, those people were making jokes. let's go. who did you rather sleep with, julia roberts or julia styles? don't answer that. >> ah, memories. good night, kids, go read a book. [ ♪ from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey, welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. our guest is donnie wahlberg going to be joining us later on the program on the... lonnie anderson. that's the woman i would be. ( applause ) if you can be any animal, if you can be any woman but nobody ever asked me are you satisfied with you? (laugh

in woodside, suzanne shaw, nbc bay area news. >> so i know what you're thinking.ant to see more of cocoa. you can on our website. we have clips of her getting ready for the interview. go to nbcbayarea.com. >> does cocoa put on makeup? >> we'll have to see. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda, what's going on? >> i've been watching those videos just now. i think everybody can enjoy some nice weather and how about this beautiful sunset? now looking live, you're looking at high level cirrus-spaced clouds. they reflect the sunlight quite beautifully. notice the time, 6:18. sunset is closer to 7:18 tomorrow. we're going to get an extra hour of daylight in the evening and if the temperatures are warming up, it's going to be quite pleasant over the next couple of days. 60s to low 70s for highs today. north bay locations, napa, santa rosa, south san jose, our weather watcher steve, santa cruz nice as well. we're in the 50s and 60s outside currently. we still have enough of a sea breeze which is keeping temperatures from getting too warm. until these winds are more out of the nor

the telecommunications executive jay shaw received 20 years in prison and a $14 million fine. though were convict forward a real estate skinneddel. they stole three condos. that is the image there. >> they're serious criminals and were sophisticated in what they did. >> they took out millions of dollars in loans against the properties. >> a suspected bank robber released from jail is back in kouft tonight. police arrested gary five junior. >> a california patrol officer has received one of the nation's top law enforcement awards for a heroic deed he did last year. officer carlton named a nation's top trooper by international association of police chiefs. the partner of ken onyoung storm who, you may recall was shot and killed by a gunman in alamo in september, 2012. the panel said officer displayed dmurj his attempt to save young storm's live and to keep the public save. >> pomp and pageantry to welcome the 266th poep of the roman catholic church. >> the vatican says 200,000 pilgrims crowded into st. peter ace square. pope francis repeated his themes of humility and selflessne

i understand that they have put in the final level of bracing in zone two, that is from about shaw alley to first street and so they are just about down to finish grade in zone two. we have actually cut back on the night work because the contractor is caught up with their excavation. so for the next little while, at least we will not be trucking at night and there will be a few light shift to move equipment around and things like that. but with the buttress down they don't feel that they need the late midnight shift that we were having trouble with. that should knock back some of the noise issues for a while. >> just the progress from the central and west sections of the project, it is hard really to tell the progress there, but if you look hard, you will see that it is sort of darker and deeper. there in zone three, that middle zone, they have made a lot of progress in that middle area. these are the micropiles and starting to catch up again as i told you last time, the difference is between the target line and the actual is based on the late start we got but now they are moving along q

. >> pam: >> family-schmidt that was unleashed mat that was family- y shaw mokay.e in lawmakers failure to act. one today he says. " in san francisco. schools and public housing will be in excess of $25- million. will receive assistance to purchase necessary food, care will receive support and education, and more unable to access shelter. i urge congress to work with the president to stop these blunt cuts to our critical cities." fan a >> jacqueline: the increase with clouds and mild temperatures. not quite as much fog. temperatures are born to warm quickly. they will start to cool off. temperatures are going to warm up quickly. we're going to continue our cooling trend with more on that, coming up. of >> pam: duboi >> pam: in san francisco, multiple sinkholes are raising serious concerns. in the aftermath of a major today, five homes in the west portal district, were yellow tagged by the department of building they are being reassessed by city staff to be sure they are structurally safe. all of this comes after a water en main pipe burst severly flooding the area

at nancy shaw's. that woman! were's my cane? i know you don't like nancy but she is my godmother. brother know about this? not yet. i'm going to bed. that school in san francisco accepted you? yeah. gave me financial aid, too. so what are you going to do? dad really wants me to stay but i'm going. when do you have to leave? in a few weeks. kev, the truth. is it all right with you if i go? go for it. thanks... you're a pal. don't worry about dad. he'll get used to it. you think so? i'm sure of it. besides, then i can have your room. my room! you little... my room! i'm not even out of here yet and you want my room? it's 10:00. come on. it's break time. you want to get a soda? no. i need a cigarette. no, you don't. yes, i do. sandy, when are you going to quit smoking? tomorrow. so? what did they say? i haven't told matt yet. kevin thinks it's great. my dad is definitely not happy. he's mad, huh? yeah. well, today's the day. it's time to let the boss know i'm leaving. you're going to quit... just like that? well, i have to give a two-week notice, right? then i'm out of here. oh, i can

shaw has managed, with -- chavez managed with a strong, firm hand to hold his followers together. speculation is that maduro will not be able to do that. the country is facing serious problems -- inflation, 30%. this is a country with huge oil reserves, the biggest oil reserves in the world, yet it is having to borrow money from china just to keep its bank balance a float. it is very badly mismanaged economic elite. they think that will give a chance to take on whoever replaces -- economically. they think that will give them a chance to take on whoever replaces chavez. >> when is the actual funeral likely to take place? do we have any idea the moment? >> [laughter] i wish i could tell you that. the vice president has said he will be embalmed so that his body can remain visible for all time, like ho chi minh. that is the plan at the moment. he is going to stay in the military academy for another seven days. then he will be moved to the museum of the revolution, which is in a poorer neighborhood of caracas, so that people will be able to see him for all time in his casket. that is w

shaw mentioned on the good government guide on page 89, mr. herrera likens it files to something that should be found in a dumpster. basically my case, i will make this more illustrated. this is the case about how the recreation and park department a public-city run agency directed by phil ginsberg has tried to hide the abuse by deleting all records by the sabotage of a public forum at the common wealth club by changing the title, the panelists and the title of the meeting. the rpd was unhappy that the citizens with different points of view in the rpd's official policy were going to speak at the common wealth club. the topic was to discuss what was called the golden gate park under siege. commercializing, and in particular, they were trying to build a artificial turf soccer field at the beach shalet. >> i think that miss ballard working on behalf of mr. ginsber wrote a letter to curtis and asked him to change the meeting. she says, basically, she goes on and asks, she tell us and says that the allegations as stated in mr. baoel's april 25th e-

jay shaw received 20 years in prison and a 14 million dollar fine. winston lum got 13 years and a $4.5 million fine. they were convicted of forging deeds to luxury condos at one rincon hill seen here from sky 7hd. that's the big tower at the foot of the bay bridge. then they took out millions of dollars in loans against those condos. >> new at 11:00, the mystery of items disappearing from the storage units in cam del -- in campbell i solved.arently solved. they captured the man who committed more than 30 burglaries. here you can see some of that stolen loot. officers say they found them in a storage space represented by felipe rubio and he now faces charges. >>> and a judge asked two psychiatrists to comam minute ee the -- to examine the man accused of stealing a yacht. he is accused of stealing the $2 million yacht two weeks ago and then running it a ground on a beach in pacifica. if the doctors agree he isn't well enough to defend himself, he could end up in a state mental hospital. >>> a grassroots effort to save the san francisco tradition of car

jay shaw received 20 years in prison and a 14 million dollar fine. winston lum got 13 years and a $4.5 million fine. they were convicted of forging deeds to luxury condos at one rincon hill seen here from sky 7hd. that's the big tower at the foot of the bay bridge. then they took out millions of dollars in loans against those condos. >> new at 11:00, the mystery of items disappearing from the storage units in cam del -- in campbell is apparently solved. they captured the man who committed more than 30 burglaries. here you can see some of that stolen loot. officers say they found them in a storage space represented by felipe rubio and he now faces charges. >>> and a judge asked two psychiatrists to comam minute the -- to examine the man accused of stealing a yacht. he is accused of stealing the $2 million yacht two weeks ago and then running it a ground on a beach in pacifica. if the doctors agree he isn't well enough to defend himself, he could end up in a state mental hospital. >>> a grassroots effort to save the san francisco tradition of carnival

. >> this ordinance is being enforced in vaw knee shaw, fairfield and oakland. it takes a lot of weight off the shoulder of the city's three code enforcement officers and it gives more incentive to these banks to sell off these homes a lot quicker. reporting live in fairfield -- excuse me, in -- >> vallejo. >> in vallejo. >> i know. happens all the time. >> alan wang, abc news. >> you move around a lot and it is hard to keep up sometimes. thanks. >>> new at 11:00, a simple omission is leading to a refund refund -- refund delay to thousands of tax returns, maybe yours. returns filed by h&r block may be delayed because of an error on the student tax credit. that is form 8863. in previous years they could leave a field blank to indicate no. this year they have to enter the letter "n," but h and h&r block wasn't doing that. the forms will be delayed six to eight weeks. >>> in less than two weeks commuters in san mateo county could be driving through the devil slide tunnels. cal trans set a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate. drivers are expected to be allowed thro

steel work begins, that is going to begin at column line ten of the building which is roughly where shaw,alliliy is. as it moves from east to west, what is going to happen is the excavation in zone four will be completed as the concrete moves from east to west and as that comes up the steep will be moving from west to east and we will catch up and through that sequencing of construction, web corp has been able to maintain the over all schedule for completion of construction in october of 2017. >> again, when in may of 2010, we were working with a tentative schedule. >> i understand. >> i guess that have we, has the board since approved a different schedule? >> no we are still on schedule. the critical component is that we are opening the station of bus administrations at the latter end of 2017. with the recommended adjustment we hold to opening up the station for the latter end of 2017. >> i understand that and just the right shifting of these steps gets us into a period where construction costs were higher then they would have been planned or the current schedules. >> and i don't know,

. >> this ordinance is being enforced in vaw knee shaw, fairfield and oakland. it takes a lot of weight off the shoulder of the city's three code enforcement officers and it gives more incentive to these banks to sell off these homes a lot quicker. reporting live in fairfield -- excuse me, in -- >> vallejo. >> in vallejo. >> i know. happens all the time. >> alan wang, abc news. >> you move around a lot and it is hard to keep up sometimes. thanks. >>> new at 11:00, a simple omission is leading to a refund refund -- refund delay to thousands of tax returns, maybe yours. returns filed by h&r block may be delayed because of an error on the student tax credit. that is form 8863. in previous years they could leave a field blank to indicate no. this year they have to enter the letter "n," but h and h&r block wasn't doing that. the forms will be delayed six to eight weeks. >>> in less than two weeks commuters in san mateo county could be driving through the devil slide tunnels. cal trans set a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate. drivers are expected to be allowed thro

shaw has managed, with -- chavez managed with a strong firm hand to hold his followers together. speculation is that maduro will not be able to do that. the country is facing serious problems -- inflation, 30%. this is a country with huge oil reserves, the biggest oil reserves in the world, yet it is having to borrow money from china just to keep its bank balance a float. it is very badly mismanaged economic elite. they think that will give a chance to take on whoever replaces -- economically. they think that will give them a chance to take on whoever replaces chavez. >> when is the actual funeral likely to take place? do we have any idea the moment? >> [laughter] i wish i could tell you that. the vice president has said he will be embalmed so that his body can remain visible for all time, like ho chi minh. that is the plan at the moment. he is going to stay in the military academy for another seven days. then he will be moved to the museum of the revolution, which is in a poorer neighborhood of caracas, so that people will be able to see him for all time in his casket. that is w

jay shaw received 20 years in prison and a 14 million dollar fine. winston lum got 13 years and a $4.5 million fine. they were convicted of forging deeds to luxury condos at one rincon hill seen here from sky 7hd. that's the big tower at the foot of the bay bridge. then they took out millions of dollars in loans against those condos. >> new at 11:00, the mystery of items disappearing from the storage units in cam del -- in campbell is apparently solved. they captured the man who committed more than 30 burglaries. here you can see some of that stolen loot. officers say they found them in a storage space represented by felipe rubio and he now faces charges. >>> and a judge asked two psychiatrists to comam minute the -- to examine the man accused of stealing a yacht. he is accused of stealing the $2 million yacht two weeks ago and then running it a ground on a beach in pacifica. if the doctors agree he isn't well enough to defend himself, he could end up in a state mental hospital. >>> a grassroots effort to save the san francisco tradition of carnival

. ♪ >> 16-year-old avery broad shaw knows this story all too well. >> my grandpa, he just set me downold me that he was gone. >> when avery was just 7, his father overdosed on oxycontin. he says his mother was in and out of his life. >> the hardest part growing up without a dad would be not having that model family that you always see. >> he's lucky enough to live with his great grandparents. in this town, that model family is being redefined. >> there's got to be plenty more in this school that's -- had the same thing happen to them. it's a terrible thing. >> a terrible thing that 17-year-old junior sean watkins saw firsthand. >> we went in her room, and she was face-down on the bed. >> when he was 10, sean walked in on a terrifying scene in his mother's bedroom. she was dead. after overdosing on pain killers, oxycontin. >> i thought it was -- it was awful. my mother died. but i couldn't understand the gravity of the situation. i didn't understand that my mom was gone forever. i was going to see her again. >> sean had known for years that his mom was in trouble. >> my mother started

francisco from the -- that i chocolates that i just presented to mayor khan to everything from wood shaw bags to do do case which are the upper covers to ceramic and is so many other thing being made here and assist in shipping out those products to the port of oakland to the rest of the world. we are creating for our local manufacturing companies a sense not only that they can manufacture here in a good business climate, and establish those plans here in san francisco at peer 70 and other places but that we will help them as a city to create international market. we are not just satisfactory with national markets, technological expects pharmaceutical company and is products and have the opportunity to work with me. san francisco has the highest concentration of counsel general office and is international embassy offices outside of new york and washington dc we will utilize the city relation to create international markets and they are already capital resistist and is that is why our airport is so throng because of the international visitors coming in. all of this leads to something that