Mr. Foil?
In the interest of putting this to rest...
...PG&E is willing to offer the Jensens $250,000 for their home.
$250,000?
In terms of land value in Hinkley...
...we feel that's a more than fair price.
How about in terms of medical expenses?
$250,000 isn't gonna come close to what this family's gonna spend on doctors.
I understand they've had bad luck, health-wise.
They have my sympathies.
But that's not PG&E's fault.
You're kidding, right?
Look at these readings.
PG&E's own technicians documented...
...toxic levels of hexavalent chromium in those wells...
...on numerous occasions.
Everything the Jensens have had...
...is proven reaction to exposure to hexavalent chromium. They have had....
They have had....
Breast cysts, uterine cancer, Hodgkin's, immune deficiencies...
...asthma, nosebleeds--
A million things could cause those problems.
Poor diet, bad genes, irresponsible lifestyle.
Our offer is final and more than fair.
Wait a minute. I thought we were negotiating here.
$250,000 is all I'm authorized to offer.
I'll present your offer to my clients.
I doubt they'll accept.
Before you go off on a crusade...
...remember who you're dealing with.
PG&E's a 28 billion dollar corporation.
28 billion dollars?
I didn't know it was that much!
Wow! Twenty-eight billion!
Holy cow!
They made an offer.