commissioner hui? >> yeah, thank you very much for bringing this to my attention, and yeah, definitely, this is something that i -- you know, in our communities, we recognize these are really important pieces of what, like, makes living in a walkable city walkable and liveable. so i had a couple of questions. one is what are some of the reasons, i guess maybe, like, the top, you know, reasons for the closures of the laundromats besides the real estate speculation? >> honestly, it's a great question, commissioner hui, and it's one that we hope to understand. i think part of the provocation of this legislation and part of the three-year timeline, too, is to, you know, urge the planning department to dive deep into that. there is a question whether the c.u. is the best way to preserve that and is there other measures to do so. we don't fully understand why so many laundromats are closing down. are they profitable businesses? i talked to several businesses. tons of bubbles has several laundromats across th

commissioner hui?ah, thank you very much for bringing this to my attention, and yeah, definitely, this is something that i -- you know, in our communities, we recognize these are really important pieces of what, like, makes living in a walkable city walkable and liveable. so i had a couple of questions. one is what are some of the reasons, i guess maybe, like, the top, you know, reasons for the closures of the laundromats besides the real estate speculation? >> honestly, it's a great question, commissioner hui, and it's one that we hope to understand. i think part of the provocation of this legislation and part of the three-year timeline, too, is to, you know, urge the planning department to dive deep into that. there is a question whether the c.u. is the best way to preserve that and is there other measures to do so. we don't fully understand why so many laundromats are closing down. are they profitable businesses? i talked to several businesses. tons of bubbles has several laundromats across the city

commissioner hui?tention, and yeah, definitely, this is something that i -- you know, in our communities, we recognize these are really important pieces of what, like, makes living in a walkable city walkable and liveable. so i had a couple of questions. one is what are some of the reasons, i guess maybe, like, the top, you know, reasons for the closures of the laundromats besides the real estate speculation? >> honestly, it's a great question, commissioner hui, and it's one that we hope to understand. i think part of the provocation of this legislation and part of the three-year timeline, too, is to, you know, urge the planning department to dive deep into that. there is a question whether the c.u. is the best way to preserve that and is there other measures to do so. we don't fully understand why so many laundromats are closing down. are they profitable businesses? i talked to several businesses. tons of bubbles has several laundromats across the city. their owner has been enthusiastic about this, an

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shery: tai hui, always great having you on the show, from j.p. morgan asset management. to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: thank you. lower u.s. growth will mean your that the federal reserve will take time to raise interest rates. sluggish consumer spending. bluebird television was told the process -- bloomberg television was told it will take months. >> it is very likely to be announced at the next meeting. that will take until the middle of 2022, and then, i think, the question is where is the labor market. where is inflation? growth is much more moderate, and inflation is on its way back down to something like 2%. in that environment, i do not think we are going to move directly to rate hikes. vonnie: tighter regulations for cryptocurrencies. anxiety around stable coins and the asset class, more generally, is growing in washington. dimon repeated long-held views on bitcoin but not about how j.p. morgan will deal with it. >> i do not want to be a spokesman. i do not care. it makes no difference to me. they are adults. they disagree. that is what ma

hui shan haidi: cpi number is out of australia. it comes to quarter on quarter, 8/10 of 1%. year on year, a little stronger at 2.1%. the weighted quarter on quarter number, 7/10 of 1%. we have seen some dramatic moves in the three year, sparking expectations it would hit levels that would attract intervention. you can see the reaction when it comes to the three year yield. we will give the markets some time to process this. but not the standout that perhaps traders were taking on -- banking on. kathleen: third quarter gdp slowed with many economists downgrading their fourth-quarter outlook. let's talk with the chief china economist at goldman sachs. do you feel that the fourth quarter will fall short, 3% or 4% instead of 5%, and will it continue into next year? >> we are having high upstream community prices. there are questions about how that impacts margins and profits. because of anemic growth the first three quarters, fourth-quarter, we are cracked -- we are forecasting 3.1%. next year, the key message is there is no need to be

hui and curran failed to disclose gifts and participated in positions in which they had a financial interest. the next slide, we highlight given the tone at the top issues that we have identified. we do recommend that the building inspection commission to work with the department in insuring a strong ethical challenge and to reiterate importance of compliance. we recommend that d.b.i. and employees available of whistleblower program to report allegations for miss use of city funds. third related to this topic require regularly certifying and compliance reviewers and inspectors with a conflict of interest rules and the department's statement of incompatible activities and code of conduct. second set of findings we present to be improper preferential treatment at d.b.i. we used the two examples the fulton and san bruno properties as examples. the example related to possessing. we note the plans for the property itself were getting reviewed quickly. the construction estimate provided caused the applicant to be under charged. no reviews of the permit itself for the property. next slide we highli

hui and curran failed to disclose gifts and participated in positions in which they had a financial interest. the next slide, we highlight given the tone at the top issues that we have identified. we do recommend that the building inspection commission to work with the department in insuring a strong ethical challenge and to reiterate importance of compliance. we recommend that d.b.i. and employees available of whistleblower program to report allegations for miss use of city funds. third related to this topic require regularly certifying and compliance reviewers and inspectors with a conflict of interest rules and the department's statement of incompatible activities and code of conduct. second set of findings we present to be improper preferential treatment at d.b.i. we used the two examples the fulton and san bruno properties as examples. the example related to possessing. we note the plans for the property itself were getting reviewed quickly. the construction estimate provided caused the applicant to be under charged. no reviews of the permit itself for the property. next slide we highli