we had a briefing at the fpa two days ago with commander cressida dick, and i thinkl fpa two days agoick, and i think i was shocked by how young some of these gang members are. they are as young as ten. and what shocked me on this particular daily telegraph front—page article is the fact that in north london, there are 16, sorry, 14 gangs operating in that area. i mean, that is quite extraordinary. so this has been developing and it is clear there needs to be some kind ofjoined up policy. but whether this is the one, who knows. let's go onto the story on the front page of the telegraph, about the carbon dioxide crisis. this is serious, by the way. it sounds funny, and then you realise we may not have any beer to drink when we are watching the world cup, and then you get quite alarmed. then you realise it will hit food production. because it is all to do with ammonia, rahoul bhansali, because they use ammonia in fertiliser to get c02. —— ammonia, bizzarely. there has been a shortage of production facilities, three have closed down across europe. we've only got one in the uk so we don't

i'm nonexpert on the fpa. i'm not an expert on tariffs. i'm not an expert on the inter-- agreement. you can work it out. you should do it expeditiously. it should be things ms. hale and you get in a room and figure out in a mature way in that i don't have to spend money on teresa mueller to litigate countless furk cases and what have you. this is the ominous threat, if you will. prop a was not designed for us to -- we did not con template den con template -- -- we have the ability toat revenue bonds, and we could build that infrastructure. it's not where i want to go, but i don't want to be put in a position to have to start that conversation. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. pg&e shares the guarded optimism to work better together. supervisor ronen, we have to work together to serve the city. my sons live here. i work here. we love this city. thank you for all your direct feedback. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for bringing this hearing. it's long overdue. >> thank you. >> i'm now going to open up the hearing for public comment. each member of the public w