I'm just over here on YouTube Facebook Live. Good to see you all. Tuck Patrick, everybody. Good, well, welcome back. I am so excited about today. I am so excited, and I'll tell you why, okay? David has beat Goliath. And I am going to do something I haven't done in a while. The 12 o'clock open house meeting I'm gonna do today, I'm gonna show you exactly how we find these shorts, you know, where the websites are, everything else. I've been doing this for 25 years, okay? I live in an area in a town where the top traders of Manhattan live, okay? And I can't stand them, okay? Actually, they can't stand me because I am here teaching you guys how to beat them. They're like, why are you showing them like our incident machines? Like, like, like, that's not fair. Like, why are you telling them to open up account with direct access brokers, okay? Because by you taking that money and doing it yourself, you just took the money in their pocket. But what you're about to see, you're about to see the swamp, the swamp of Wall Street, and how deep and how disgusting it is because you see what they're doing to Reddit, you're seeing now that, now the White House has to look at it, into it. The SEC has to look into it.  They're getting hurt, okay? We look up to these people, but you know what? Remember, I always tell you, if you can't beat them, join them. But do it, you're not joining them by working for them. You're like, you know, I can do it myself. I don't need them. I could lose the money on my own if I had to. At least they got someone else to blame because you know what? How many times have you people lost money out there?  They still got their bonuses, okay? They still drive their Ferraris and Porsches, okay? They still got their $100, $200 million homes in the Hamptons. You hear me talking about that all the time, but don't forget it. Make sure you're gonna be here because I don't waste too much time because you know, here in the morning, here in the pre-market show, we're here to talk about what is moving this morning. So you have to wait till 12 o'clock. So make sure you guys are there at 12 o'clock because I'm gonna do something a hell of a lot different than I usually do.  I'm gonna talk about level three and level four. Everything that you guys hear about, like, how do you know what to go up faster? How do you know what to go down? How do you know how to sell American Airlines this morning? Which, let me bring that up by the way. I killed it in American Airlines today, okay? Oops. So excited, I'm like wired on coffee. By the way, I have to do a shout out really quick. I gotta do a shout out really quick. My cat Chloe, and you know what's all I talk about my cat Chloe, I call her relentless, okay? She started waking me up at 4.30 this morning because she wants to eat. And I just, I just wanted to sleep. I really, I just wanted to sleep. And I kept kicking her off.  She's biting my hair, everything else. Finally, finally, I got up. I says, all right, you know what? First thing I do when I get up, before I get up I look at my phone, I go through my news feed. What do I see on my news feed? The next game stop, stop that's going up. And what do I see on there? American Airlines, okay? Reddit starts talking about it. I'm like, I didn't even make a cup of coffee. I didn't even feed her, okay? I ran up to my room, up to my, up to my trading desk. I went into, I went to American Airlines and jumped into it, which by the way, you really can't see it here as well. But, but you can see it gapped up. This chart's obviously not a good looking chart. You know what, there's a problem by having some of these websites, these brokerage firms. They don't really have the greatest charting sometimes. Let me bring this, this one's a better one. Okay, here we go. Let me bring this one here. This one's better, okay? So I got up around seven o'clock this morning. You can see it right here. I missed the rally right around here. So the program trading kicked in right around $17. You can see it started hovering around around 18. I got in, I got in, I lost money. I jumped in right around 1850. It started holding here around 18, blah, blah, blah. I ended up buying it right around 19, rode the thing up, went all the way to 31. I ended up selling it right at, I got greedy actually. I got out right at like 20, I think it's like 28. It started coming down really fast right here. And I ended up getting out right around here. You can see where it's going. But I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna teach you guys, why did the stock stop at 30? Why did it stop at 25? Why did it keep going down? That is what you guys have to know. See, a lot of people don't know it was like, why does it keep going up? Who's running it up? Who's getting squeezed? That's what we're gonna talk about 12 o'clock. But I did really well on it. And if Early Bird got the worm, you guys made money today if you got it bro. That's why, when stuff like this happens, you gotta jump on it.  I missed the financial crisis. I missed the 9-11 crisis, that was a crisis too. I mean, listen, the best thing about it, remember what I always told you, stock market's not going out of business. And when you and I die, it's still be there and it's always gonna be a new catastrophe, okay? And remember, unfortunately these catastrophes make opportunities, remember that. Now let's go through some of the stocks that we traded yesterday because there were a couple of pretty decent ones out there that did pretty well. Hold on, let me just get my watch list so you guys can see what's happening right here. All right, so a couple of stocks that were part of this whole thing. I wanna start with NEO. I know that one had a really nice move yesterday. Let me just fix the chart here. That stock started at 1050, went right up to 14, had a couple of little Falstow shakes, broke old time highs, boom. They went all the way to $14. That one did pretty well. SR and E was another one that did great. I mean, look at these beautiful stocks. You know it's funny, because everybody's talking about the Reddit thing. Believe me, we do this, and you know being in the cyber group room, all my traders that are part of my trading room. You know it's funny, I'd laugh when people like all of a sudden think like, where did this ever happen? We've been doing this ever since you joined the room, all right? SR and A, another one, $11 to $17, all right? Naked, all right? Naked went from 50 cents all the way up to $1.50 to 350, let me tell you something. Wow, I sold that stock. I took a loss at that stock this morning. Thank God I got out of it. Wow, this thing just really took a hit, all right? So anyway, I'm gonna teach you guys a lot.  Somebody's gonna lose. I did a video on YouTube. I think you guys, hopefully you watched it, because I was warning people to be very, very careful on what's happening, what's going on market. But I think everybody, hopefully you guys watched it, but you gotta be careful what's going on with these stocks. That's why you have to learn how to trade. Everybody wants to get in. I'm telling you, my phone was blown up off the hook. Everybody's like, what's going on? What's going on? Here's another great one that was great.  This thing was another one that ran. Another one went from $1.60. This actually was a nice level one stock. I know some of you here are saying like, you know, fast, I feel like this is a little too fast for me, this and that. Guess what? There are different level stocks out there. GNUS was great for a nice beginner, new starter. And you know what? It's all about being in the right place the right time. I know Josh loved it, killed it on this one, did great. Another stock I did really well on, which also, thank God, I also got out of that one, was another short squeeze, which was Workhorse.  You know, everyone's already asked me, hey, did you buy AMC or Express? Look, talking about being late to the game, I've already, my phone's like blowing up right here. Look, another one. This game style story is the best I've ever seen at 20 years. It's just, you know, that's how late people are. And guess what? You know there's cyber traders in the room. When did we start talking about this? When did we start talking about the short squeezes and hold on, let me see what I got here. And GameStop, when did we start? Just out of curiosity, because we got a lot of new trial members in here that are just in the trading room. When did we start? John says about two weeks ago, really? Okay, several weeks ago. Let me just bring up the GameStop trade because some people don't even know what we're looking at. All right, we were talking about right here, okay? And then it made that big move. Express was like last week. So guess what? I don't have a crystal ball. You probably realize that I don't have a crystal ball. You're just surrounding yourself with people that are very good at it. And guess what? They're all late to the game. And by the way, if you're watching YouTube and Facebook Live and you watch this recording, if you wanna get in and you wanna see what you do, click on the bottom, like us, friend us, pay the stinking $9, get into trial for one week and you'll see if it's for you or not and you'll see what we're talking about.  Because once again, a lot of you don't qualify to do this and believe me, people are gonna get hurt. Can you know what, people jumped in this morning and bought GameStop right now and thought like, oh, look at 450, it's still going up. Look where it is now. It's down almost 200 points, all right? So let's not kid around. All right, so by the way, another thing I'm gonna tell you why, what's going on GameStop also, doesn't have to do but buying the stock. It's about options, okay? You know the option game? Guess what? We're gonna talk about that at 12 o'clock too. All right, listen, I know I'm going on a tangent right now but let me go through the watch list this morning because you heard it here first. Let me show you what's moving this morning. My God, they just won't stop on my phone. Everybody's waking up at this morning and they say, Fousa, what's this? What's this? All right, let's start with Jan. Who are they? Someone's asking me on YouTube. Family, friends, you know what I mean?  So anyway, Jan looks a pretty decent stock. Another one that looks like a short squeeze, $6 to 35, coincidental up, you know, but she's starting to back off. I wanna keep an eye on it. Listen, we could short these stocks, okay? We could short, and you know what?  That makes you David versus Goliath, okay? You're playing their game, all right? So you could short too. So be careful. Game stop also. Once again, we're too volatile. Just don't trade too many shares of it. K-O-S-S, another one. And I repeated this the last couple of days. Remember Kodak? Remember Kodak? K-O-D, K-O-D, K, I talked about this a couple of times. That was in a great short squeeze. Went from five dollars to 60. Hopefully you learn then what you're learning today. And I told you, don't worry about it. It's gonna happen again. But let me tell you, the big winner, the big, big winner, the best one of them all, K-O-S-S. K-O-S-S, we were trading that stock at two dollars. Look where it is now, 180. 180. 180, that's even probably bigger, in my opinion, then, which is pretty quiet, not two people know about, then GameStop, okay? Probably bigger than GameStop. So this is just unbelievable. I'm just having such a field day, because it's like, we keep preaching, talking about this stuff and it's been great.  Stock, six dollars, up to 18, trending down, you know? But it's got some good iceberg orders out there. One of you guys, the stock that a lot of you have traded this morning, because we're talking about a lot of them trickle down, iShares, Silver, SLV, looks like all the Silver stocks, all the Metal stocks are moving.  A lot of stocks are moving, you know, these are some that you could probably trade for a little beginner trader. If you're an advanced trader, you could probably trade, you could trade more shares of it. But this stock, obviously, if you jumped in at 8.30 this morning at 23, I know some of you guys, they're really, really well with this stock in the cybergroup room. You should be up pretty decently. You know what's weird? I tell you, just don't be, a lot of people are like, it's only up a buck? A buck? I mean, all the stocks up like seven, eight dollars, okay? Listen, that's something that you all know in the cybergroup room what you can and can't do. Or I'm gonna take this one out. I thought I was gonna like this one, but changed my mind. MSN, another one that's moving this morning. That was another one that did one of those shakes. I'm gonna scratch that one out. So we know about naked. And God, I sold that stock this morning. I would have got really beat up on it. See, a lot of people think because it's cheap, you go buy a lot of shares of it. Let me tell you, you gotta know how to play the game. Otherwise, if you're on the wrong side, if you're not following the money, you'll get crushed. Remember this one, we traded this stock. This was one of our short squeezes, right? Right back in January, stock went from five to 35. Guess what, look what you did today. Another one that's gonna be on the watch list that you're probably not hearing too much about. And the R-H-A is another one I would keep an eye on too. Another famous short squeeze of the stocks that we trade. All right guys, so you got the watch list. If you wanna get it, if you didn't write it fast enough, you can always follow us on Twitter and Facebook or you can log into Cybergroup Room. Cyber Traders, I'm gonna post this on the, in the actual, on the alerts so you'll see them up there. But I'll be honest with you, I'm pretty much done for the day. You know, when you make a lot of money, sometimes, you know, that like, remember, you gotta remember that the big days have to pay for the losing days. You don't win every day, okay? So just be careful. I mean, if I see something, I'm just gonna, because I wanna be trading with you guys in the Cybergroup Room, I'll do a couple, I'll be very, very conservative. I mean, but you know what, that could probably change. But the big thing is, if you've made a lot of money, Cyber Traders, in the room, just once again, don't get cocky, okay?  Some of you would just happy if you made a nice $100,000 salary, okay? You just probably, you do that every day, that's like a million dollar salary right there. So be careful, don't get cocky. That's how people blow up their accounts. But we'll talk a little bit more about about 12 o'clock. Right, exactly George, you don't wanna give it back. You know what? Walk away, have fun, take your wife or spouse out to lunch, maybe an early breakfast, whatever it is. Don't worry, we're not going anywhere. Tomorrow is always a new day and we're gonna find a bunch of them, all right? Guys, good luck today, happy trading. We'll be back, don't go anywhere. Cyber Traders, we're gonna start in about, we got about 10 minutes to go out and fill up the coffees and just get to reboot and we'll start getting ready. And remember, whatever we're trading and looking at this morning, doesn't mean no one's gonna move. There's always a new list that will pop up there and if we do see it, like we always say, you see something, you say something because it's a team effort. Good luck everyone, happy trading and we'll see you back here at 12 o'clock. If you're watching YouTube and Facebook Live, we'll be streaming live to that event and you can always register on our homepage or our website, all right guys? Good luck, happy trading and be safe.


Becherim is an ancient cemetery located within Galilee. Very close by is a natural cave. It had apparently fallen into disuse at the end of the 4th century, and filled up partially with 4 or 5 feet of clay-like silt. In 1956, a bulldozer was taken in to clear the rubble, but what it would uncover can be seen as an enormous upart, an out-of-place artefact. It turned out to be a large, ancient rectangular slab made from an unknown material. Because of its size, measuring 6.5 x 11 feet long, 18 inches thick and weighing in at over 9 tons, it was not surprisingly left where it lay. With a perfectly level surface, its origins were a mystery, yet alas, at the time, not a pressing one. However, in 1963, members of a joint expedition of the Corning Museum of Glass and the University of Missouri would bring to light a curious reality. While surveying the region for possible remains of ancient glass factories, someone suggested that the Becherim slab might have been made of glass. A suggestion initially perceived as a joke. Amazingly, chemical analysis was indeed carried out, confirming that this enormous and extremely ancient slab was indeed made of glass. It is therefore believed that the Becherim slab is a huge piece of first-stage glass, meant to have been broken up and fashioned into objects somewhere else, that for some reason was abandoned right where it was made. In conclusion, several factors surrounding the existence of the slab are currently unexplainable. According to mainstream views surrounding the evolution of glassmaking, the production of such an enormous base material would have been simply impossible, requiring over 12 tons of raw materials, over 20 tons of furnace fuel, the maintaining of a temperature of over 1100 degrees centigrade, for no less than five continuous days, finally producing a 9-ton slab of perfectly level, perfectly rectangular glass, clearly demonstrates the requirement of a highly advanced refinery with highly advanced technologies, harnessed by a past civilisation. Additionally, at the time of its discovery, only two other pieces of glass have ever been created that are larger, both rest within the enormous telescopic mirrors of machines developed within the past century. It seems clear to us that the Becherim slab is one of those rare gems that clearly demonstrates the past existence of a highly advanced, highly capable ancient civilisation that once lived and was unfortunately lost here on Earth. There are places on our planet that still contain some astonishing ruins originating from a very distant antiquity, quietly studied by academics the world over and just as quietly dismissed as modern works are from not so distant more primitive ancestors, or if faded enough, attributed to natural activities by geologists, funded by the same infrastructure as that of the academic world, paid to explain the origins of the ruins of Earth to a particular already permitted timeline. Not only are these funded individuals directed to only attribute such sites to a certain timeline, but if they go against the grain by actually attributing them or sharing data contradicting such timelines, it is often thrown out and their funding ended, slowly drying up with their future opportunities in the field, as well as their prospects and ultimately their reputation. Regardless of this, facts do not lie, and the more one explores the anomalies we present here on our channel, the more one may find themselves coming to similar conclusions as we have regarding the illogical nature and often impossibility of these advanced ancient ruins having been created using now lost knowledge or technologies, once being the work of the academically claimed culprit. Siberia is indeed one of these places, and due to the remote nature of some of the ruins found here are easily dismissed, hidden from a modern world, battling to regain the truth regarding our past. Altai is an area that contains many ancient megaliths, so old they are undeniably the legacy of a civilization now long lost to history. Yet this tremendous age is a double-edged sword. Not only could they eventually reveal, like done during current studies of the antiquities already covered on the channel, reveal that ruins found across the globe just don't date from a single civilization, but are in fact the work of separate civilizations who have presumably been and gone at different times. Making the flourishment of man, and indeed our eventual decline, a cyclical occurrence. But due to tremendous age can also be dismissed as nothing but mere geological features. This regardless of the still remaining highly eroded evidence that can be found at such sites, which is indeed indicative of artificial origins. Furthermore, there also exists a number of supposed hill sides that just like the pyramids of Giza have resisted the tests of time more successfully than their polygonal counterparts, meaning their undeniable shape and alignments have survived long enough for them to stick out like sore thumbs amongst a landscape which is unbalanced and predictably unaligned. A background made by nature, yet their angle of descent, their ridged edges, and ultimately their artificial nature still allows one to recognize them and identify them as not only places of interest, but ancient pyramids hidden from man for countless millennia, protected by mountain ranges and hostile inhospitable climates, which our modern technology is slowly allowing us to rediscover regardless of a modern academia who would rather we didn't. Additionally, not only can these artificial and highly intriguing features be found here, but also possible evidence to indicate how their creators came to an untimely demise, at the hands of immense heat, and a possible natural disaster. Found within the nature reserve of Ergaki, among the western Saiyan mountain range, is a feature that has rarely been seen, let alone photographed, an entire side of one of the mountains was, at some time within the distant past, turned to magma during an event yet to be understood. Turned to liquid magma, this stone flowed like liquid, but only for a short period before re-solidifying. A relic from a disastrous event undoubtedly packed tremendous force. Yet, whether this is evidence of the event which decimated the ancient civilization responsible for Siberia's ruins, is yet to be fully known. It is a place that is undoubtedly highly compelling. Tambomachai is an ancient site located within Peru, that, like so many others within this remarkable landscape, clearly demonstrates a level of sophistication within its stonework, unquestionably far out of the reaches of those who are academically claimed to have been the builders of these remarkable sites. It is a site that not only possesses the same mind-boggling methods of polygonal masonry as that of Machu Picchu and Saxe Huaman, among many others, but also exhibits an excellent example of the levels of refinement that also went into the building of the irrigation systems throughout the area, systems that, although unimaginably old, still function perfectly to this day. Furthermore, and perhaps most intriguing regarding this area, even eclipsing these astonishing feats of ancient engineering, is an area in particular which exhibits some of the most perplexing peculiar feature to be found anywhere in ancient Peru. This area of stone is not merely vitrified, but was, at some point within the distant past, turned to lava. With the limited investigations available, predictably none of which undertaken by funded academics, it has been revealed that this mysterious event did not occur as one would have presumed from a heating from above, but from beneath, or perhaps from within the center of the stonework, successfully melting the stone wall in its entirety into a pool of liquid magma. And although largely overlooked by tourists, and indeed academics alike, the evidence of the stone having once turned to liquid is undeniable. The question then, what turned this stone to liquid? Was it some form of weapon? Or perhaps, is this evidence to suggest how polygonal walls were once built? Perhaps these as yet unexplained polygonal walls were constructed with such precision, due to a past ability of its builders, able to melt and shape these stones prior to placement? Or perhaps, could this melted stone be evidence of a war? One that occurred between the inhabitants of these ancient ruins and an unknown entity, ultimately resulting in their demise? Perhaps, being the reason why these highly advanced, highly capable ancient people from these civilizations not only mysteriously disappeared, but left many a quarry amid ancient stonework seemingly abandoned, left where we find them today? In another area of the world, far away from Peru, there also exists compelling evidence of such a war, having actually once taken place with a possible entity from above. Irrelay, this side is claimed as the remnants of a battle with God, specifically surrounding the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah. Sulphur balls embedded among the landscape at this specific site is undoubtedly compelling evidence to support these accounts of war, a holy war undertaken at this specific location that, regardless of holy scripture, was fought with a foe of considerable ability.  The sulphur found at these sites has also, intriguingly, been tested from 93% to as high as 98% pure sulphur with trace metal such as magnesium found within that would have produced astounding heat, easily capable of melting stainless steel and indeed the stones within Peru. Furthermore, the brimstone found is significantly different to sulphur found elsewhere, almost as if this brimstone was specifically designed. For example, sulphur from within natural geothermal regions is yellow in crystal form. We find all these evidential factors highly compelling. Scotland is a country which holds many mysterious tales of ancient beings who were said to once dwell within the astonishingly beautiful highlands. From fairies to ancient sea monsters, many a legend is said to be found here, including the odd piece of compelling evidence to back up such claims. However, our next Scottish mystery of focus is abundant with evidence. In fact, the evidence left surrounding this mysterious ancient technology is actually the mystery itself. Over 200 years ago, archaeologists exploring the ancient ruins found to dot the rural countryside began to notice a remarkable characteristic of about 60 mysterious structures found dotting the Scottish highlands. Made using rocks with no mortar, instead the rocks on the outer layer of these structures upon completion went through an as yet unknown process of vitrification. The builders of these extreme ancient forts were somehow able to heat the stones to such a degree that the outer layer actually turned to glass, fixing the stones in place and making them virtually impenetrable to erosion, meaning that the true age of these miraculous structures may be far, far older than we are led to believe. Although for the first 250 years of study these forts were presumed to have been exclusive to Scotland. Thanks to the results of the research, they have actually begun to turn up in other regions of the world, most specifically Western Europe. With such overwhelming evidence in the face of adversity, academia it would seem have reluctantly been resigned to agreement with the extremely controversial facts displayed within these ancient stone forts. Quote, no lime or cement has been found in any of these structures, all of them presenting the peculiarity of being more or less consolidated by the fusion of the rocks of which they are built. This fusion, which has been caused by the application of intense heat, is not equally complete in the various forts or even in the walls of the same fort. In some cases, the stones are only partially melted and calciumed. In others, their adjoining edges are fused so that they are firmly cemented together. In many instances, pieces of rock are enveloped in a glassy enamel-like coating, which binds them into a uniform hole, and at times, though rarely, the entire length of the wall presents one solid mass of vitreous substance. It is not clear why or how the walls were subjected to vitrification, end quote. Although the explanation put forward after examining these facts could be seen as a desperate attempt to continue to deny the existence of a highly aware, highly capable, intercontinental ancient civilization which once flourished here on our planet. Who built these forts? What clearly advanced yet ancient heat technology did they use to turn the outer casing stones to glass? With the pace of such discoveries being revealed to the world increasing, it is only a matter of time before we find out.


Good morning, you know Commissioner is goes by my one of my favorite commissioners, but whenever whenever I am here in this room. It's a problem You know yesterday New Yorkers saw and smelled Something that has never impacted us on this scale before even as I was out walking the streets Clearly, you knew something was happening that was beyond normal The screenshots really show you the mist in the clouds That was over our city We had dangerously high levels of wildfire smoke from thousands of miles away Thousands of miles away from the gloom over Yankee Stadium to the smoky haze Scurrying our skyline We can see it we can smell it and we felt it and We was alarming and concerning Last night at 10 p.m. The air quality index hit to 18 a very unhealthy level On the levels of health concern it really sent shockwaves throughout the entire city in this region and This morning at 7 a.m. The air quality index was a hundred and seventy four in the Bronx and Well and will remain around that level for at least another day But this is an unprecedented event in our city and New Yorkers must take precaution The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued in air quality health advisory for all five boroughs Our team is coordinating and deputy first deputy mayor Sheena Wright will go into that coordination But at the moment we recommend vulnerable New Yorkers stay inside And all New Yorkers should limit outdoor activity to the greatest extent possible This is not the day to train for a marathon or to do an outside event with your children Stay inside close windows and doors and use air purifiers purifiers if you have them if you are an older or have Heart or breathing problems on older adult You should remain inside And if you must go outdoors wear high quality masks such as a K95 our students are in school today But the chancellor has cancelled all outside of events as an abundance of caution These recommendations may change. This is a moving Situation and we will keep New Yorkers informed on any changes based on updated air quality Conditions in the meantime We recommend all New Yorkers take the precautions That they see fit to protect their health air quality conditions are anticipated to temporarily improve later tonight Through tomorrow morning, but they are expected to deteriorate further tomorrow afternoon and evening We want everyone to check the air quality forecast from local media outlets the National Weather Service or Other weather air quality apps that you can access on the goal Well, maybe this may be the first time we've experienced something like this on this magnitude Let's be clear. It is not the last Climate change is accelerated these conditions. We must continue to draw down Emissions improve air quality and build resiliency New York City is clearly a national leader on public health and climate action And these dangerous air quality conditions are clearly an urgent reminder that we must act now to protect our city environment and The future of our children's finally I'd like to point out That we have the city's best doctors and hospital administrators working on our team We have the best emergency management the best Climinologists and many other skilled and dedicated people working for the city and help it make these decisions I urge all New Yorkers to listen to them and Draw on their expertise as we cycle through this issue now I want to turn it over to the emergency management Commissioner Commissioner Isko Good morning everybody Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Mayor. Thanks for being here today to talk about this smoke issue here in New York City So as many of you know smoke traveling from the current wildfires along the Canadian border has significantly impacted air quality here in New York City and throughout the Northeast This is something that began to rapidly deteriorate yesterday afternoon Smoke is something that is notoriously difficult to forecast Unlike weather, there's a lot more variables that go into the creation of smoke For one the amount of fire being created on the ground the ability of firefighters To actually put out those fires What is actually burning and then in addition to that you have all the complexities of The forecasting of the weather systems that could then drive that smoke into this area And so the air quality Significantly diminished rapid deteriorated late yesterday as a result New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Issued an air quality health advisory which will be expended extended at least until midnight tonight We expect this to be a multiple-day event So we expect that that advisory to remain in place for the next few days Again, it is notoriously difficult to forecast smoke and these types of events As the mayor said wildfires are growing Increasingly more common around the world due to increased temperatures and drought We've seen this happen in Brazil in Indonesia in California now in Canada Canada has nine percent of the world's forests and this year's fire season has actually occurred early in Canada The intensity as well as the number of fires is far higher than usual Usually it peaks in July. So this is something that we can continue to see possibly over the next few months New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and our agency emergency management Advises everybody to limit outdoor activity as much as possible We're also urging New Yorkers to keep your windows closed if you're using an air conditioner Be sure to close the fresh air intake to prevent outdoor air from entering your home And as the mayor said latest smoke models show Further deterioration in the early afternoon through tomorrow morning With smoke conditions possibly looking better Sometime tomorrow during the day with improvements possibly tomorrow night into Friday morning But again difficult to forecast this is going to be a multiple-day event. It is very very important that all New Yorkers Sign up for notify NYC you can sign up by calling 311 by going to nyc.gov backslash notify NYC Making sure that you're getting the information you need following our social media channels To stay attuned of the information that is being put out there about air quality Finally we've been putting out a lot of notify NYC messages over the last 24 hours We've also been hosting interagency meetings and meeting consistently with City Hall As I said finally before turning it over to dr. Basson The best protection especially if you are somebody who is vulnerable is to stay indoors for now And to make sure you have the information you need to keep yourself and your loved ones safe now We're doing dr. Basson. Thank you commissioner is cool. It's good to be here Under a challenging circumstances. I'm health commissioner Ashwin Voss in the city's doctor This air quality event which for a time yesterday gave us the worst air quality in New York City since the 1960s Presents real health risks the fine particulate matter in the air can get into people's lungs cause inflammation and worsen conditions like asthma chronic lung disease or underlying heart conditions older adults may be particularly vulnerable due to declines in lung function and weaker immune systems children may also be more susceptible due to to poor air quality because their lungs are still developing our Guidance right now our health guidance to all New Yorkers is to limit outdoor activity as much as possible This is especially true for older adults people with underlying chronic medical conditions or issues with their immune systems and Young children who me who all may be at elevated risk avoid going outside unless you absolutely have to For people who must be outdoors a high quality mask like an N95 a KN 95 or a KF 94 is recommended For doctors and providers seeing patients in their clinics and hospital Please follow the steps taken by our colleagues at New York City health and hospitals and consider rescheduling Appointments or converting appointments to telehealth for your elderly or vulnerable patients These are exactly the New Yorkers. We least want to be exposed to this air quality event I know that if today was one of my clinic days I would be doing the same and for other organizations that serve medically vulnerable people in the community Please consider doing the same yourselves As you've seen city agencies are adapting this guidance to their own contexts like schools To protect New Yorkers that they serve and represent Local and community leaders should do the same to spread this information within their networks following official health and agency guidance and Tailoring this messaging to their communities The situation is not static as has been reiterated by the mayor and Commissioner Iskall it may get better in the next several days But this is a multi-day event and as a result our guidance may evolve as a result As the mayor has said we're monitoring this situation closely and have been since the state first issued its air quality warning yesterday New Yorkers should follow the air quality forecast from local media outlets And the national weather service and we will keep you up to date as well by amplifying this information Partnering with the state's department of environmental conservation We provide real-time updates and our partners at NISM have issued regular alerts The health department provides continuous monitoring of air quality And we will also share these updates as we have been doing since yesterday around midday But it is a reminder As the mayor has said Climate change is real it is here The extreme weather and disasters like these wildfires thousands of miles away land right here in our great city and impact our health We are all connected in this global challenge and no one is spared As we have done for years. We are here to keep New Yorkers healthy and safe as possible. Thank you First deputy mayor Sheena Wright as the mayor has said there has been a level of interagency coordination Certainly over the past 24 hours The first deputy mayor chief of staff chief advisor the deputy mayors as well as all the commissioners Our team continues to coordinate with the health department environmental protection emergency management nypd fdny DOE department of consumer and worker protection And numerous additional agencies across the city to make sure that we're gathering the right information For new yorkers as quickly as possible At the moment you've heard the advice from our leaders here And we really encourage new yorkers to take heed of that advice We will continue to push out relevant information as a result of the interagency meetings and coordination. Thank you I'll start with the second question We've been in touch with our colleagues at the greater new york hospital association And as well in discussion with dr. Katz and his team at health and hospitals and thus far We are not seeing an uptick in emergency room visits due to Compromise or complications from this air quality event that could change and we're monitoring that Closely you raise an important point about underlying air quality There are obviously neighborhoods in our city with worse air quality than others Which is a function of and higher rates as a result of asthma and chronic lung disease Which is a function of the environmental exposures as well as housing and other Impacts the major thing we're asking for is for trusted community messengers In those neighborhoods to amplify this message follow the official guidance. Do not become Subject to rumors tweets anything on social media follow this official guidance for this rapidly moving situation And we will be in close touch with all of you if that situation changes Mr. Mayor the recommendation has been to limit physical activity Trash trash collection continue this morning. Is any consideration being made to discontinuing trash collection? Good morning. Yes our regular trash collection Commenced this morning early this morning and our workers are showing up So service is being provided to all new yorkers and we have no intention of discontinuing our regular trash collection service Oh, sorry Mira's oh she deputy mayor for operations The My reaction I was indoors just doing some work and when we sent out our first communication I took notice of it But it wasn't until I went outdoors and basically said, you know, what the hell is this? You know, it was it was clear. There was something different that was happening in the city and deputy mayor right and The chief of staff started convening all the agencies and During the coordination on how we were going to move forward, but anyone that was outdoors yesterday You clearly saw that there was something that was happening In in the city that was different And it was sort of alarming to see and I reached out to some of my family members that still were respiratory issues And told them that, you know, I think it's it's best for you to stay indoors if you plan on going going out chancellor Yeah, so all activities today after school have been canceled We have directed all schools To keep students inside so there's no outdoor lunch today for schools that that generally experienced that But we will be in further touch with our schools for for tomorrow in the succeeding days As we follow the the direction the Department of Health and the mayor's office We will keep our parents and our families informed Sir, I know that you said a moment ago That you did not see an impact to the hospital systems in y can explain to us. Was that to be expected? Is that perhaps a better than you expected and are you doing anything to step up? I think Part of why we're here today is to talk about What we don't want to happen and we're issuing this guidance so that as few people as possible with underlying medical vulnerabilities End up exposing themselves to this thing that we're all exposed to We are all exposed to this, but we all don't have the same level of risk of a medical complication And that's due to our underlying health status and the comorbidities and underlying conditions and age Vulnerabilities that I described and so I you know We part of why we're here talking about this is because we don't want to end up in a position where we do see an uptick in our Emergency departments. We are prepared our hospitals are prepared They're issuing the greater new york hospital association is issuing a sit-stat report and an announcement to all of the hospitals in the area And I know dr. Katz if he might want to talk about what's They're doing at health and hospitals as well Good morning, dr. Mitch Katz CEO of new york city health and hospitals I checked right before today as to whether or not there We're seeing any additional volume in the emergency departments where you would first see it So far not, but I want to point out that the rapid deterioration yesterday Fortunately for new york city occurred after the busy work hours So most people by that time were already at home and I think part of the importance of today is This is now the busy time in the city and especially through the afternoon, right? We don't want people outside But the things you would you would expect to see are more asthma attacks more heart attacks more people coming in with angina chest pain due to Not sufficient oxygen. This has all been well documented of what happens with bad air quality There's no there's no scientific question as to the negative impacts of bad air quality In the fires in california. They were able over time to see the harm and and That's why it's so important to us that people especially people who are vulnerable stay inside You said that the quality level last night was 218 and it's 174 this morning But those who don't know you tell us what the trigger number is Where you all start to have these meetings that we're hearing about that number that you said, okay now we need to Do what? Yeah, absolutely. Thanks for your question. So uh Once you hit 100 in the aqi that generally results in a Excuse me a notification From new york state de c This time of year It's very normal to have a rating over 100 right you have pollen in the air. You have different weather events The heat Pollution so it's it's sort of normal to hit 100. What's not normal is to go above 150 So when that happened that is something that I mean has rarely occurred I think you have to go pretty far back to find a time when We were ever above 200 it may never have actually happened in new york city in city We're sort of looking at historical data to see what the precedent is for this But in terms of triggers, I think it's an interesting question One of the things that we now have to start doing to deal with these sort of new types of climate events Is develop triggers like we have for other types of weather events So we knew we had a problem once we went above 150 and that's when we convened But this is not something that is normal You know The other types of weather events where we sort of an off-the-shelf plan that leads to certain specific actions So that's something that we are now developing Yep, thank you Hi, I I have a couple questions. This is for dr. Vasan. How do you know if you've been impacted by the smoke? Are there short-term? Symptoms in healthy people In healthy people, I think all of us healthy people who were exposed Last night to the highest levels of this air quality could feel something was different The air quality is bad. Maybe our eyes were stinging It was just a little bit harder to breathe or you started to get a little more fatigue walking up a flight of stairs or walking a couple of blocks Um, so that's the kind of thing we're looking for respiratory Compromise difficulty breathing Increasing fatigue potentially symptoms around the eyes and the nose nasal irritation throat irritation eye irritation Those are the things that healthy people are likely to expect From being exposed to this extremely poor air quality. We're most concerned about people who walk into this situation with underlying respiratory compromise meaning their lung function for whatever reason is Less able to manage oxygen in the air requires more oxygen To actually sustain life and to go about their business and when we see lower percentages of oxygen due to pollutants they struggle to breathe And those folks may experience extreme shortness of breath could be associated with chest pain sharp chest pains Lightheadedness dizziness all as a function of the inability to get oxygen out from the air and deliver it to the vital organs Of the body, you know, it's summer. There are several outdoor events Um There's a women's race in central park this weekend. Have you been in consultation with their directors to ask them to cancel or postpone the race Yeah, the mayor's office and city hall is in close consultation with a whole host of private entities That are holding events and planning to hold events this this uh weekend and in the coming days Our guidance as we said is that all new yorkers should limit their outdoor exposure Stay indoors if you can unless it's necessary if you do need to go out or you choose to go out wearing a mask is recommended Thank you, uh for the chancellor or the mayor a colleague Spoke to parents at at least two public schools that were getting messages that Lunch was still planned for outdoors another school had a field trip planned. I'm just wondering what the discrepancy is there Um, you and the other officials are saying that all outdoor activities are canceled That's apparently not happening and Kind of as a follow-up to that might that be a result of the fact that the advisory was issued so late last night That it might not have reached everyone Not sure if that was enough, but but the word has gone out Um, if there are specific schools that you've heard that about I'd love to know uh, who they are what schools those are Uh, but but the entire system has been fully notified There are no trips that should be planned. There is no outdoor activity today We are in the midst of Of a serious situation and we don't want to put the health of any of our kids In jeopardy So I don't know if there's a specific Principal or a teacher that wasn't aware when you spoke to them. I'm not sure But the system at large has been fully notified And what's the reason why the advisory was issued so late? It didn't come until 11 30 at night Even though air quality has deteriorated all day yesterday We started the first communications from the department of health and mental hygiene was Extremely Uh proactive as we saw The air quality continued to erode And this was an extremely fast moving issue We had several tweets throughout the day several communications several coordination This was an extremely fast moving and the team was on top of this At the beginning of the day of the beginning of the afternoon I should say and continue to move so so what we should Really try to prevent doing is to give any indication of that this administration Did not proactively respond and did not move in the right direction to let new yorkers know Chris let's not create a controversy where there is none The team did his job He's did his job Is it his job and communications were taking place throughout the day Of this is an issue of the cloud you see over new york city Was a fire Thousands of miles away. This is the challenge we're doing and what they're going to be more issues like this And there's no blueprint or playbook For these type of issues is the most important thing we can do as we've done table tops In this administration you want to be as prepared as possible But there is no planning for an incident like this Proper preparation allows us to convene ourselves so we can make the right decision and the right calls And that's what the deputy mayor and the chief of staff Did by bringing the team together To respond to this unprecedented event. There were no late notifications We started in the early afternoon and we continued throughout the day Our role as an administration is to make sure that we give good information, but don't create panic That's what we're doing. That's what we did yesterday. And that's that is what we're doing now It's a waste of time for Anytime anyone calls the fdny or the new york city police department We're going to respond. There are no false alarms for us We have an obligation responsibility Of someone calls they smell smoke in their homes We're not going to try to analyze that we're going to immediately go there Because timing is everything and we know that an incident like this where it is smoke and not just a cloud It can sense a a force belief that you're having to fire at your home But we're going to respond to every call. We're not going to try to determine if it's accurate or not Uh, commissioner iskall, you said there's a possibility we could see air quality like this more over the next few months Do you know what that could look like? Would it be the same as what's happening now? I know this is unprecedented I was just curious. I don't there's too many factors predict So, you know, I think what we do know is that fire season has come early We know that generally fire season in canada's in july We know that we're seeing unprecedented number of fires And the difficulty they have putting it out You put that together it is likely that we will see further events like this Um, Mr. Mayor or Dr. Hassan has there been any conversation about giving out free N95 or other types of high quality masks to vulnerable communities, especially in places like nitja Yeah, thanks for that question and there has been conversation. I think we're working through that plan now there's obviously ppe that we've stockpiled throughout the pandemic and Deploying that appropriately is something we've definitely considered um and are considering I think the Important message is that community organizations that serve these vulnerable populations in vulnerable zip codes with medic underlying medical comorbidities Really need to take this official guidance and tailor it to their communities The city will do everything we can to make it easier For people to get the tools they need Um, Mayor Adams, I don't want to insist on the earlier point But it sounds to me that you said earlier that the alerts didn't come from the agencies But rather that it was your initiative to reach out to the agencies. Can you go into that a little bit more? I'm understanding the question The alert of noticing that there was something wrong You said you were indoors, but then you went outdoors and you realized something was wrong And then you reached out you reconvened the agencies. No, I did not say that. Let me do let me say this again Around noon the department of health and mental hygiene started sending out communications via social media as the Problem rapidly moved There was a convening by the deputy mayor and the chief of staff of all of our agencies They coordinated that from taking place My first visual Of what was happening is when I went outdoors in the late afternoon That's when the first time I saw it actually on myself. We were already kicked in gear We already started notifications. We already started bringing together the team My first visual was when I went outdoors. That was not when the first time the team kicked into gear That was my first visual Hi, I'm just wondering do we um, do we have any advice for people who stay in indoor? Like do we need like um air filters because some buildings might not have you know, like the best kind of air filter insisting in gear And what was the question was do we have advice? Um, do we have any like better advice for people who stay indoor like staying in their home? Do they need better air filter machines or something? The doctor was clear that if you're home leaving windows closed as much as possible particularly if you're dealing with uh help health pre existent health conditions Uh, it's about taking the necessary precaution You know every house does not have an air filter or any form of air conditioners that relieves Any improper air from the outdoors But if you are home one of the best things you can do is leave your windows closed your door closed and avoid going outside Sure on topic. Uh, you mentioned there was no blueprint for this I mean obviously cities at west have been dealing with this for a while You know in the bay area they have these spare the air days where people are encouraged to Take public transit or given sort of free passes. I think for buses and trains I wonder if you would support something like that here or talk to the mta about something like that well, I think that as as uh, Commissioner isko stated Getting over the 200 level something that's never happened in the city before and I think climate change Is going to force us to rethink the conditions that we're going to be facing And we're going to have to rethink how do we Encourage people to use not only alternate transportation Keeping stockpiles of n95s when when it's needed There's so this is a new universe that we're in And we are forward thinking Commissioner isko reached out to california and their communications They're reaching out if he has not already to california to have communications because they've dealt with air quality So many times before and so this is new ground We are the leader around these environmental issues and we're going to continue to do so And as they come up, we have to pivot and shift Based on the issue that's in front of us and that's something this administration has done time and time again Um, just one thing I want to add to to clarify that point about our planning process So just because we don't have a plan specifically for Fires in canada causing pollution here in new york city and what those triggers might be for us taking certain actions At the agency we do have what we call all hazard plans So there are still things that we can modify and use for these types of events But I think the point still stands that there is work that needs to be done to deal with these specific types of issues Going forward just like we would with winter weather With extreme rainfall with hurricanes and other types of weather events


Dear students, the topic which we are going to discuss is minimizing the problems of automation. Here we have to see there is a theory which will guide us how we can minimize the problems of automation. This theory develops as socio-technical system theory. This theory has six components which are as follows. The most important is variance control, boundary location, well group, management support, planning process, and the last one is quality of work life. If we look at these keywords, then the focus here is that if automation is properly planned, executed, implemented, then you can save a lot from their potential problems. Basically, this study has been done in the university of Japan. According to this, we see that if we look at the previous history of automation, then a person used to work on a machine before, but this is not the case. Now automatically, a machine like CNC, we put computer-based instructions in it, and automatically all that working is going on. Now, the problems of potential automation here, to minimize them, if we look at the keywords here, it is that if we work according to the theory and execute the automation properly in the workplace, then we can control the professional, working, healthy environment. Minimizing the problems of automation with the help of following points. Number one, variance control. Now, we look at them one by one in one statement. What are variance? Difference between actual and expected state of mind. The gap in the problem is called variance. If you control the variance, then according to your expectations, the actual work will be done. So in this way, you can control your potential problems. Boundary location. Within the organizations, you have to work your work. Work group organization. In the organization, you make working groups. How we have to give the group a plan, execute it, implement it. If there is no management support in all the work, then you can't achieve your desired result. Design process. This is an important tool in this. On the designing process phase, it is seen that what activity, when, where, how, how to perform. In this way, you can control the potential problems in automation. Minimizing the problems of automation. Quality of work life. This is an important topic. Work life. There are two things in this. One is work life within the organization. And the other is working work life balance at your home. If you are working in your organizations within the working environment, and within home as well, if you get reasonable time or time spending, then there will be work life balance. In this way, there will be more quality in your work life. Then work site analysis. You have to do the analysis where the work needs to be done. All the things are present in your place. The equipment of the organization, tools, machines, machinery, loose tools are present in your kit box. When and where they will be required, you have to use them. The last point is that all these things will be possible at that time when your employee will be provided with well training. I have already told you once, I am repeating. Training is a transformation of knowledge from one person to another person. So he or she can transform the scale in other people so they can perform their duties in a better way. In organizations, whatever problem exists, whether it is a mechanical problem, whether it is the relevance of hazards, whether it is the relevance of chemicals, whether it is administrative problems, if your employee is well equipped, well trained, he or she can easily manage that problem. Challenges for the future. When you have done your work, you have to see what kind of challenges you can face in the future. Developing an automated system. Until you have an automated system, you cannot successfully operate the organization at that time. With regard to the future, all the activities within the organization will be automatic. Technical development being what it is, safety and health problems, associated with the automation, productivity surface, related problems are likely to increase. We know that the productivity of the organization is increasing day by day. So when it increases, you will have to operate the production capacity more. When you look at those things, you will have more requirements for technical assistance. According to Suchiya of Japan University, the challenges for the future is to create jobs which are free from stress and muscular exhaustion. Develop that job within the organization where no kind of stress or muscular problems exist. Then it will be more important for employees, it will be challenging, it will be interesting, and automatically, the job satisfaction of the individual will increase. The future holds a number of problems that will have to be addressed in this way. Increasingly intense international competition. With this statement, you cannot deny students. We do not compete at the local level. The organizations that work, there are two rules. We will go international. And number two, we will start our business for the infinite period of time. So our first point is to focus here. If you move at the international level, then definitely the standard which you will prepare for your product must match with the international standard. If you look at these things, you have to take ISO certifications, international standardization of organizations. And you have to keep your automated system process at the international level so that the productivity of the organization can be completed at the international level. This is our very big future challenge. The level of mental stress is likely to increase with the passage of time. Automation works fine according to our instruction. But when you put instructions on the computer, then your mental stress will be involved. If you have training, behavior, mental, then you will easily manage these things.  Automation and competition are likely to increase the level of anxiety among the workers. There are two things. There is automation and competition. We know from automation that all things cannot be automated easily. It is a time consuming process. But when automation comes then the manual work of the people has a performance effect. The manual work is to train them first so that they can become part of the automation process. Along with that, if you have to move in competition, then anxiety will exist. You have to adopt and accept the changes that are coming in the market on a daily basis and prepare yourself. In this way, it can be a basic and a big threat for the future. New occupational disease related to mental, visual and muscular problems. We have designed these three things for you. Mental stress, physical stress and visual problems can also be related to the eyes. If you are working on a computer with a lot of work, then it might be possible that it may affect your visual effect. The most important thing is your muscular. If your muscles are relaxed and you are doing your job with an easy muscular, there is no problem in your muscles. Your work potential and the result of your work will be better. There is likely to be increased introductions of rebots. We are talking about automation so it is not possible that automation can be possible without rebots. For example, I am working here. If there is a rebote in my place, then the rebote is automatic. If you operate these things, then the desired result can be achieved. But we also require manpower to pass on these introductions. That is why we can replace manual activities with rebotes but also manual involvement, mental stress are required there. The most important thing for you students is that the following strategies for enhancing the safety and health of tomorrow's automatic workplace. What should we do in that? Technological system and process must be designed to take into account the physical mentor. If you don't take care of physical mental health then you cannot achieve desired result. Workers will need a training and continual retraining safety and health professionals. The quality of work will have to receive as much attention in the designing phase. Additional research will have to be counted. The conclusion of these 4 points is that the proper training should be done in the organizations. Professional training should be done after retraining. If there is a new module, then the training should be done accordingly. The quality of the organizations should not suffer. The quality of the manual should be implemented. The development process should be continued. Implementation of the critical incident Reporting system used to be commercial aviation may be considered by the company for collecting safety and health data. You can collect data from different places and improve the performance of the organizations. We know that organizations have production department, finance, accounts, HR, marketing. You can do research and improve them. Automatically, your organization will grow now. The last point we have done for you is that they should focus their accident prevention activities. All automation is in place. If accident prevention activities are not there, in the case of any emergency, how you will control the situation your desired results cannot be achieved. They should also be involved in system design. Human performance, cognitive performance. The relationship between human performance and cognitive performance is with the mind. If your cognition performance is correct, then body performance, overall work performance, everything will be better for the development of your organization.


I think what we'll do is we'll just start off with a little music meditation short song so just get comfortable in your chair and take a few deep breaths and relax and just let this song of gentleness shanty wash over you just sink down into the piece there's lots of ego resistance that's going to pop up and you really go for the target of joy and happiness of enlightenment so we have a beautiful group of days is we to really dive into that experience for ourselves and it's the prayer of my heart that anything that you truly desire the answer for the insights the awarenesses will come into your awareness and the sooner the better delay is unknown in eternity but tragic in time so so it's always more than my motto let's not delay this that's where they go for this that's what we're here for that's what the best use of time is with us I recognize some faces from last year and some new faces here some people here that have been doing intensive here for the last five or six days how many people are not familiar with my teachings is this a first experience okay that's good and those of you I'm sure are familiar with Gary's teachings that's one of the reasons that you're here too I'll just say a little note about that at the beginning back several years ago when Disappearance of the Universe was published and your immortal reality was published I was doing my travels around the world in teachings and people started asking me about those books and I'd already reached a state at that point where I really didn't really read anymore including even the Course so it was really not necessary for that but I I do remember skimming through and kind of just getting an intuitive feeling about Disappearance of the Universe and your immortal reality and I just just had a big smile on my face I was like heart and in person are teaching the teachings that I've been sharing for almost two decades and it was kind of fun to see it in print at your local Barnes and Noble store to go see it you know at amazon.com or something because this wisdom is really precious and it's just beautiful I know I can feel the resonance of really deep clear teachings and I think a lot of times people that come to Gary's workshops and retreats and very very much fans of these books are are that way because they have a very deep resonance of clarity that's one aspect of them I think that are very helpful they're very very clear they're very straightforward they don't beat around the bush with a lot of theoretical and theological mumbo jumbo it's like let's cut to the chase give me the good stuff and give it to me direct and that's one thing that I like about those teachings and I think another aspect that touched me too initially when I glanced through it was I realized with Disappearance of the Universe it was based on eight years of interactions with Gary and with Art Van Persa and I'm a big fan of disclosure of just pouring out your emotions and taking the mask off and just laying things out on the table no matter how they look just lay them out tell them like it is or we could say as it seems to be