peter decamer, andrea ventura, paul jensky and carlos gutierrez and sandra mac, if you can step forward. speaker: good afternoon, i'm peter and i'm the policy director for the river trust. the river trust is here in san francisco. the tawalam fills the reservoir and provides 85% of our drinking water. back in 2008, the san francisco pc approved the water system program. a great project, upgrade the system and make sure it's seismically sound. embedded in the proposal to provide 20 million gallons the water to meet the projections and the environmental community and many others were opposed to that and they compromise and cap water sells and focus on recycling and ground water to meet additional need and in working together we did a good job at that. the recycled water project on the west side has begun and that's used for irrigation, but the future of water is portable reuse either indirect, letting it go through the soil to the ground water or putting it into the pipes and the technology exists, but one challenge is pharmaceutical. we need to make sure our water is clean. there was a s

my name is carlos gutierrez and i'm from mexico and a ph student from rand. one question, i'm very interested in the relationship between mexico and the u.s. and as a business person, what are the two or three most important challenges that you see in the economic, bilateral agenda between these countries? thank you. >> well, first immigration. i think it should be legalized in some way that things work in a legal way, no? because they say there are 10 million people without documents or something like that. i think that's a very important issue. the other is the possibility to move from each country to the other by that reason and i think the energy is another important way to connect and they are already in auction and in process to integrate mexico to the network of the united states, to get connected and to make bigger the market the offer and the demand. that will very important for both countries to make this integration and i think more production of work or did i say the united states have a bit more in our countries who own the factories, the outstan

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