next speaker, mark gonzales. >> hello. i'm a native san franciscan. my distant relatives came over as the first recorded spaniard to marry an indian. our family has been in california since the 17 hundreds in -- and native americans for thousands of years. i imagine what the river systems were like then. since then, we have decimated nearly every river in californ california, and today, we are asking for a ten% back. it is like if someone robbed 80% of your assets and then the robber came back to your house and said well if i give you ten% back, how is that? you would want your 80% back. given that this is a long detailed study, it showed that 60% is required. sixty% should be the goal. i realize you may not be able to do that back but the whole emphasis is returning to the river and still getting your use of what you need to. but on the extreme, if i was trump the end, i would say tear it down the dams and let the patient -- fish pay for them and let them deal with that. but this is a reasonable request. long-term developed and it should be honoured

chains will be more expensive so frankly who wins from this conflict is a big question mark today a very uneasy. gonzales speaking to us let's go over to the call calm and collected coverage boos in in frankfurt to walk us through the global financial market reaction which has been quite calm today or would you put it down to caution conrad. it's more caution it's true given all the negative implications start marketeer has kept up relatively well this friday but we should not forget that the events today had been really well flagged so market participants have a lot of time to get used to them to price them in and this has happened here over the course of the last few weeks three weeks ago the german share index stacks traded about five percent higher than right now. conrad you would have heard me talking about the u.s. wanting to increase these times to five hundred billion dollars what that would be the amount of imports from china to the u.s. last year i mean that would be a full blown trade war and it would leave both sides with very little the chinese would be able to match that the u.s. would be a