. >> good afternoon, my name is paul fisher. i belong to hister. i belong to historic knob hill organization and i am speaking on behalf of the fairmont hotel project. having attended the hearing on october 21st we know the draft minutes do not reflect what happened at that hearing. the commissioners who were there also know that. we urge you not to approve such inaccurate minutes. the minutes should be be corrected to reflect the vote to continue -- excuse me, reflect the vote to continue the fairmont matter to a new date following revision of the e.i.r. to respond to the comments made by the public and commissioners regarding its inadequacy. thank you very much. president miguel: thank you, additional public comment on this item? if not, public comment is closed. commissioner? vice president olague: i am going to go ahead and move to approve the minutes of october 28th, november 4th. november 18th, and the special meeting and continue the consideration of adoption of the minutes of the joint meeting of october 21st for one week. >> second. presid

policies are going to be increase policy if interest rates as the monetary policy committee member paul fisher seems to be saying and you can be ten times what they are no i think that will have some kind of effect on the housing market don't you well the fact is that if the arrow increase interest rates yes you well hit the housing market in a substantial way so politically there will be no increase in interest rate as a matter of fact the bank of england as a gauge of quantitative easing for the very reason they want to keep interest rates artificially low which of course is only causing asset prices like precious metals and other and stocks that us should arrive artificially high prices and at the at the lower end of course the austerity measures are being imposed on a vast swathe of the population is are going to be i see some meaningful pushback here in london with the student rebellion and the student riots as it's a big trend going forward in two thousand and seven do you think after it sounds like. a real year ahead in britain of massive strikes. and world bank bretton woods will stare