which is still german i have taught the neighbor four hundred via twitter and they call me yes and mark ne but most of her readers don't care what language she writes him for them it's the story the counts that scotland was follow and so was the realm of heaven the valley that the last dragons in this world has called the home for two years now. one of the things we wanted to accomplish with this list is to give people a different perspective on germany and on europe a deeper perspective and a much more humane perspective and i think that anyone who reads through this list particularly of the books that deal with german history they're going to come away with a different understanding not just of this part of the world but also of war peace violence intolerance and tolerance. that was twenty one with the creates is of one hundred german mistreats the first curacy just up to one hundred german language novels that have been translated into english a big multimedia does have a project. sometimes books more exciting than a real life. but what if there's no escape. after. a global hits summit

step in and say let's ear mark some of that water for flows to san francisco so we don't have to lobby against the rights. they need to flood irrigate water for a lawn i don't ne ineed.it is an example of waste that should not allow us to pit ourselves against each other. peer review is good, but we need interim flow standards now. thank you. we must find a way that future generations have salmon swimming from goldengate bridge to sunset while protecting water supplies. thank you. >> chairwoman: thank you very much. next speaker is jim clark. >jim clark, are we here? okay. the next speaker, denise louis. >> good afternoon. my name is denise louis, and i'm a member of the center for biological diversitiy. and i urge to reject the resolution, reject the alternative plan, and withdraw from any litigation against the state waterboard. the plan -- the alternative plan only delays protections for species other than our own. imagine your a baby salmon coming down the river, and the water's too warm. your chance of survival is not very good. the water's warm, so the baths are proliferating. they're non-native fish that eat baby salmon. your chances are even worse for

vote goes ahead tomorrow, i think pretty much eve ryo ne ahead tomorrow, i think pretty much everyone thinks she will lose and lose big time. this is markmogg's erg group, who was asked this week what chance of the deal going through. i think it's very unlikely, because, to use her favourite phrase, nothing has changed. the house of commons voted it down by 230 votes, it was the biggest defeat for a government in parliamentary history, and because the negotiations seem to have stalled, unless geoffrey cox comes up have stalled, unless geoffrey cox comes up with something amazing overnight, we will essentially be voting on exactly the same withdrawal agreement that we voted on last time, and in very simple terms, if you ask the same question, you are likely to get pretty much the same answer. so faced with a parliamentary brick wall, what might mrs may do? hold on to your braces, the suggestion is either delay the vote with some leading tory brexiteers are saying, no point going down to a catastrophic defeat, just buy yourself a bit more time and shunt the vote until next week. 0r, yourself a bit more time and shunt the vote until next w