mr. awinn swann, mr. mario jimenez, mr. darryl mickens. >> good evening captain. >> good evening commissioner. good evening commissioners, director, chief and public. i am delighted and honored to here this evening and i would like to tell you the circumstances which brought me here this evening. on 11:13 p.m. on friday evening december 7,2012 two uniformed parked anti-crime officers were on patrol in a marked police car. at that time they saw a man lying in the middle of the street. as they approached the man to check on his well being he suddenly level to his feet and punched the close est officer in the face several times knocking her to the ground. as her partner assisted her he was injured and so severe it compromised the ability to control their assailant. the dazed officer and her injured partner attempted to subdue the person violently resisting their efforts. as the officers were fighting for their lives they were able to get a radio broadcast out asking for help but their location was gar belled and unintellible.

mr. swann from rbc says there's potentially room to cut rates. do you think they need to? what's your view of the economy? >> i think the big issue for us that we're seeing affecting a lot of businesses is the strong australian dollar. and i think companies need to adjust to a new norm of having a stronger dollar and what does that mean and how can we make ourselves sustainable. if you look at davos' theme this year, it is about a global world. and it's being resilient. about positioning us for sustainability. and australia, you know, really needs to look at its position at the foundation of the asian sentry. we no longer suffer the tyranny of distance with north america and europe that we used to. >> it's interesting about coping with australia. germany has always coped with the stronger deutsche because they had a higher value business. in the resource business, you're at the other end of the chain. a material impact. >> it goes back to our location. you know, if you look, you've got mines that are already established. infrastructure that's in place. australia's real iss