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in the last year we only activated once for apec. i will talk about the city response to apec in the next slide. but, the level 1 activation really does require a lot of city resources, but it is worth it. we really coordinate a lot better at level 1 activation, because it is in response to a super complex incident. level 2 below, partial activation. you can think of level 2 as most hands on deck rather then all. has all our section jz branches activated and staffed, however, they may not all be super robustly staffed. like it is in a level 1 activation. level 2 activation for example can be used for a really significant winter storm. something that impacts more then just one level of operations. if we have a lot of rainfall in the city, it can cause localized flooding that obviously impacts our infrastructure but could also impact our transportation resources. down trees, down power lines can get in the way of our transportation. it could impact health and human service because people need support and can impact the residents or bus

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and doing count work of a single set of objectives with a single idealogy in mind many is having an apechat runs smoothly. >> i basically organ the agency projects and um, whatever this is in-person, transmissions have (unintelligible) to we're never (unintelligible) i will get a response right now and (unintelligible). >> please check in. >> my role here in the agency to help the cooperation and the way to do that is by sharing information corresponding activities and some cases requesting additional resources when the cfo steady the property of the departments working at the moment and one of the first agencies that was called the energy planning for the agency that we do streets and pipes and others involving a to point b. >> and this activation there are parts of the city cut off limited access points and information is sometimes confusing and so the information that not necessarily always refined for their knowledge and this activation is different from the activation we're waiting for something to happen if or if we don't have the resources available we we have to piecemeal it beca

that it has grown far beyond the control of the us, and when you look at the power and influence of apecheir so-called democracy, i don't think the us has any control whatsoever over israel including the fact that musad and epstein for example, have information which can be used as blackmail against us politicians, and that's part of why they behave the way they do. all right, thank you for that. let's bring back dr. gail suleiman, who's active at the university of pretoria, post doctoral researcher and the department of political sciences. uh, welcome back, taking a look at the regime's behavior, it's quite telling how it is moved. beyond the gaza strip, even though that's still being attacked by them, to lebanon, and perhaps uh to the wider region. surely this must impact not only the security of the economy of these regions, but maybe beyond. how would you describe israel's violent behavior? doesn't it jeopardize the world economy uh ultimately? well, these two states are, that means the us and israel are paraya states, and considering that the world has allowed these two parias and m

that it has grown far beyond the control of the us, and when you look at the power and influence of apec, i don't think the us has any control whatsoever over israel, including the fact that musad and epstein for example, have information which can be used as blackmail against us politicians, and that's part of why they behave the way they do. right, thank you for that. let's bring back dr. ismail sulaiman, who's active at the university of pretoria and post doctoral researcher and the department of political sciences. uh, welcome back, taking a look at this regime's behavior, it's quite telling how it is moved beyond the gaza strip, even though that's still being attacked by them to lebanon, and perhaps to the... region, surely this must impact not only the security of the economy of these regions, but maybe beyond. how would you describe uh israel's violent behavior? doesn't it jeopardize the world economy uh ultimately? well, these two states are, that means the us and israel are perious states, and considering that the world has allowed these two pares and monsters to grow, because l

that it has grown far beyond the control of the us, and when you look at the power and influence of apec for example, almost all the politicians on the us and on elections and on their so-called democracy, i don't think the us has any control whatsoever over israel, including the fact that... and epsteen, for example, have information which can be used as blackmail against us politicians, and that's part of why they behave the way they do. all right, thank you for that. let's bring back dr. ismail sulaiman, who's a active at the university of pretoria, post doctoral researcher and the department of political sciences. uh, welcome back uh, taking a look at the israel regime's behavior, it's quite telling how it is moved beyond the gaza strip, even though that's still... being attacked by them to lebanon and perhaps uh to the wider region, surely this must impact not only the security of the economy of these regions, but maybe beyond. how would you describe israel's violent? doesn't it jeopardize the world economy uh ultimately? well, these two states are that means the us and israel are p

kind of like what we saw with the apec summit in san francisco last year when things were pretty cleaned up. yeah, that's the hope, is that all stakeholders get involved, state, local and federal, to make sure that we have the funding we need to put on a really, really great event. and everyone so far has been engage, has really great discussions with us. we've been in dc with a lot of our stakeholders across the country to make sure we're having the appropriate conversations. don't forget, we haven't had a world cup here for 30 years last year, last time was 1994, and the world has changed so much since that time. and so a lot of the conversations right now are very just educational based. the world cup is going to be 104 matches again, significantly larger than ever before. and so everyone's in learning mode to make sure that we're doing this the right way. okay. let's talk about the all-star game that's coming up next. your warriors off to a great start two. and oh they play also at home tonight. their home opener is they're going to be like a real fan experience leading up to the all

we look forward to korea hosting apec next year. and together we are working to uphold the rules-based international order at the secure to cancel, or korea is a member -- security council, where korea is a member our alliance is to do what it does best, deliver real whistles for our people, and we are grateful for the strong -- real results for our people, and we are grateful for the strong bipartisan support for the conference the united states and creon marching together towards the future -- and korea are marching together towards the future. it is a reflection of the doing together, the fact that we're doing joined together in building a better, more secure, more prosperous future for all of our people. thank you. lloyd? sec. austin: you're right, thank you. >> [indiscernible] -- express gratitude to secretaries blinken and austin for hosting the meeting today and warmly welcoming the korean delegation in this time of geopolitical transformation, where regional and global security threats are ever-increasing. our defense and fo

but that is growing especially in the apec region and americas.lso, if you look ahead to m & a activity, if that is going to pick up, also ipos, if we extrapolate that into the new year, we should probably be optimistic also about the medium term outlook for earnings for the likes of ubs, at least for banks top positioned in m & a advisers and also ipo advisers. annette, thank you so much. just on the chart and rankings on the stoxx 600, silvia, you're looking closely at that one. >> yes. shares up almost 3%, this, after the company topped expectations with more than 170% jump in third quarter pre-tax profit. that came in at $1.7 billion. sant lander up. and the impact of china's recent stimulus announcements. >> major thing has been enacted, continued to be enacted with what is to happen next week, it's important, and the standard, very coordinated. you're seeing the government all coming to the help of the market. from our point of view, in terms of impact, it's very much in the rear view mirror. we have taken our medicine when we had to, our nu