commissioner sullivan. >> aye. >> commissioner wald? >> aye. >> next item is item 4, general public comment. members may address the public on items not on today's agenda. we'll begin with public comment here in the room. once in-person comment is concluded, we'll move on to virtual comment. are there any commenters here to comment in-person. seeing none, we go to remotel public comment. kyle? >> clerk: members participating remotely may now press star-3 to be put in the queue. those in the queue, please continue to hold until it's your turn to speak. we do have two callers on the queue. hello caller, your three minutes begin now. >> speaker: hello i'm peter and the director for the wtwulami trust where we get our water and we're having a difficult time with the pcu, to put it bluntly, they're terrible stewards of the twualami river. they hosted 5,000 salmon, this past summer, there were 500. they updated the plan to improve flows and the sf pc u and others sued to block it. they don't want to run out of water, well no one does. but the

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being widely reported by the western media, are actually authentic us republican center, marco rubio wald, frances prison back wrong that the us could remove it, support for you claim and leave europe on his own to face the conflict trailer conduct a larger scale, mostly drills near taiwan as the islands regional leader comes back from her tour of the us where she met with house speaker kevin mccarthy. ah live from moscow. this is our team, my name is laura from army in 30 minutes of news and views are now questions remain about the authenticity of a massive league of a legit pentagon documents being widely covered by the western media. in response, russia has noticed that it would not be an unprecedented case of washington spying on his allies. between these creatures, nothing should be excluded. there have been some interesting leaks. everyone is analyzing them and they are being widely discussed. the fact that the u. s. has been spying on some world leaders, especially european ones, has been revealed not just once. there have been many scandals. there is also a tendency to blame every

tom: ellen wald, thank you so much. i learned a lot. lisa: also this idea the u.s.ey once did because they are not the major consumer. tom: i go to bloomberg businessweek article. i am fighting the plague john gave me. i go to the bloomberg business week cover of 70 boats off of singapore. i've never heard someone say -- it is not that the u.s. is alone , it is just its own discrete story versus coming out of the persian gulf, going around india, and going all the way across whatever that ocean is -- is that the indian ocean? lisa: you are doing great. tom: and find a place between indonesia and singapore to go up to china and japan. not a small issue. lisa: ellen wald said if you want to get a sense of china's growth trajectory, take a look at what saudi arabia does. how much does that signal the tea leaves they've gotten from china is growth is not sustainable, and that speaks to a lot of people have been talking about with growth that is going to be disappointing for china versus where perhaps people thought a year ago. tom: on the first day of the second quarter

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he showed us the soloists of wald, now take over. the french foreign minister, catherine colona, has urged armenian, and as re leaders to resume talks over the disputed armenian enclave in azerbaijan . but as a bichon has rejected french coal to remove a checkpoint on the latch in corridor the only road connecting the disputed and cornel care about region and armenia. colon. i was in armenia for talks with the prime minister a day after she met the, as a re foreign minister in backroom zillow garage on, lee bassett. we encourage both parties to take steps to progressively recreate this lacking confidence. we are here to accompany this process. it is the focus of our efforts and i said it in buckle. this piece process is possible. it requires the termination and courage, and certainly a vision that is hopefully shared by both countries and be assured that france and it's european and american partners and allies encourage both parties. still ahead on al jazeera refugees and eastern democratic republic of congo, say they're reluctant t

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