and, ulrich, as we know, you represent german business.ow are they reacting to this energy uncertainty? of course they also look at their production processes, what they might need to cut, what they can cut without destroying their business. so i think the companies who are heavily dependent on gas, they are actually making contingency plans in terms of how do we cope with certain levels of gas supply, be they more, be they less and then how to react in terms of their production planning in terms of their resources and the products they are producing. if consumers have to continue to endure these soaring costs, do you think that might change attitudes towards the sanctions against russia in germany? it remains to be seen but i think... i don't think that will change the attitude towards the sanctions because the war in the ukraine and the russian aggression, that is too close. so i think we've moved back into a world of the cold war scenario and i think the population in germany feels that danger and they know they have to have a price to

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let's pinions the fun all right -- let's bring in stephan ulrich.able or attainable is that 15% mandate? >> i would say it is attainable. our forecast for the end of june, we were factoring in an 8% cut based on existing policy alone. that 50% target requires a little more work. it should be makeable. kriti: i'm curious about when some of these may or may not restart. this is something we have been talking about, that any minute now, nordstream one specifically would go down for maintenance and never come back. the likelihood of that? stefan: i think it looks like based on nominations of downstream pipelines and comments from president putin this week that the pipeline will return to 40% of capacity tomorrow morning. that is roughly what it was flowing at before. however, that brings total flows to europe to around 100 million cubic meters today or a quarter of what they were flowing in the same month in 2018 and 2019. kriti: let's factor in the fact that you have this massive almost climate crisis in europe, dealing with record temperatures. i'm cu

picking up on what congressman ulrich was saying, there would specific areas would you like to see improve in the bipartisan plane? >> donald trump and his team did not set out to over throw the electoral count act, they set out to overthrow the election, at the local, state, and federal level, and seize the presidency. so if we tweaked the electoral count act to clarify, for, example that the vice president does not have unilateral power to reject electoral college votes from the states, that will be very minimal progress indeed given that nobody ever thought the vice president could have that authority, and nobody thinks that vice president kamala harris would proclaim such authority. so we don't get stuck fighting the last battle when, really we know that institutions of electoral democracy are under attack. and we see that with voters suppression. and we see that with the gerrymandering of our districts. we see that with attempts to intimidate election officials. so we need a much broader analysis of donald trump's entire plot, and also other weaknesses and vulnerabilities that strateg

my name is michael ulrich, and i'm an employee of sfpl.n 8207 buildings and grounds officer was redirected from the normal branch to the -- a directed branch. in my five years at the library, i looked at library branches before and after they received a security officer, and i can testify to the reduction in stress for staff and the safety of our community. we need permanent 8207 staff at our locations so our patrons can enjoy our services and staff can focus on what they need to do: be information professionals and connect our community to services and programs. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. may we have the next caller, please. >> hi. this is dan from the center on juvenile and criminal justice, and i submitted a video yesterday. i would like it played. thank you. >> clerk: one moment. >> members of the board of supervisors, i'm dan, the executive director on the center on juvenile and criminal justice, and i'm here to urge full funding of the cameo house program. as many of you have heard, the cameo house program was t