my question about yazmin's. with the way they responded and refused to comply, is there more than we can do beside working with mission statement in terms of their existing jam permit. it seems like it may call for a higher proportion of a response. >> so generally speaking, we move to a citation. so in this case and so it had escalated at that time. the idea is me reaching out to e-mail to inspector furintino's visit would be that verbal warning. since then, it just appears to be an extremely charged situation where director weilland fement like bringing in support is the best recourse. however, we are open to hearing your suggestions and director weilland, i see you might have something to add. >> director: yeah. i would just say i think in this instance, we did not want to take the escalation further. when we got there, there's obviously a heated dispute going on between the business owner of yazmin regarding their business next door and the mr. president was already involved. so that being said, we kind of w

yazmin and luis, cofounders of the camina project, simply want people to be able to walk in their ownty... safely. it's that simple. we're looking down at a typical problematic intersection, and it's easy to see why their work is so important. what we see here, is a very confusing and dangerous intersection. we can find this type of intersection all over mexico city. this is very common. yeah. this is what i call the "arrogance of space", right? yeah. one of the problems with this intersection is that the cars move faster around this corner in opposite movement. it's just one-way here. the pedestrian crossing comes from nowhere and it goes into trees at the curb. yeah. - yeah. it disappears. how serious is the problem of traffic incidents in mexico city? it's very serious. there are about three people a day dying on the streets. three a day. yeah. tell me what you are trying to do. we redesign the streets in order to make them safer for pedestrians and other users. our tool is tactical urbanism and we do this because the first thought that people have is that traffic is very normal, a