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i can give people -- the peoplee now are living in the east bay r peninsula. >> and your wage scale is highe. >> trust me, it's high. and i just find this, you know,e trying to -- it seems like theye trying to thil industry before s started -- kill this industry bt gets started. i know for a fact there are mcdn the city that are having problet hiring right now. let alone hire from within san francisco. so i want to echo what both of e said. >> thank you. commissioner. >> again, just to push the point just makes no sense. i'm not going to beat it any fu. and also within the 600-foot win businesses, that's two football. you can have a dispensary here i want to open a cupcake store tws down, i can't do it. that is two football fields. that's two 49er fields to the lh that you can't have an existing business. only restaurants will be able te cannabis-infused products. we're only 7 feet by 7 or 8. we're talking football fields h. >> a comment on the local hire. i think it's with good intentiot it's not practical. i think we should take a look a. >> commissioner dwight: all rig. any other co

you adda provision to your motion that cr the commission to explore and af to be, a bridge line for peoplee able to call in and make commen. thank you. >> chair keane: thank you. >> i'll move that as an amendmee right time, mr. chair. >> i'm also with friends of eth. i have a question because we dow that all the rooms in in the cie usually reserved for a certain f time. having sat t,rough a number of w at the ethics commission, i knou very much in the time of the me, are you going to be constrainedw long you can have a meeting oncu move to the daytime? >> i believe there are meetingst would start at 3:00, so it givea five-hour window. >> thank you. >> commissioners ray hart san fo open government. let's not pretend this change iy reason other than the conveniene commissioners and staff. the only reason i see for makine change is that some members of e commission are not used to beinp beyond their normal bedtimes. the interest of the public be d. even your inform the poll condut the last meeting kateed three qs of those that reponded would be inconvenienced by change. without making an effor

the problem is i don't know what to do this now because all those peoplee represented by that i don'tt anymore. i don't know whose dot is which. those dots are going to disappear. it is a lot of dots. what do i know about the reaction the function? can i believe the dots? is pricing amarket fairly devilish approach from the fed. -- fairly dovish approach from the fed. the bond market is saying the fed will be more dovish. we will have to see if that changes. it is unlikely there will be a discontinuing of policy. you don't want that kind of volatility. guy: i am going to pull up a chart here. this is the city economic price economic prideti index. wrong? -- isrket the bond market wrong? stephen: i am not a bond market guy. if you think about the price index come all of that changes. happen is people undershoot underestimates. then you see and where the next day that takes you. the recovery will continue. we have yet to see a significant inflation price to the upside. the fed said they are expecting wage inflation to rise. you're not seeing signs of that across the economy. it looks as

>> we don't see -- i can't comment on the plans of peoplees, but we see wanting to shift jobs.g, i should establish myself in another country, in london, in other continent, or vice versa. banks, they have to serve customers. used to be ahead of any other country in europe. harris is catching up. paris is like -- catching up. it's more like the two are catching up and helping each other. there's more integration between the cities. francine: talking about amsterdam, when is it actually opening? >> spring next year. we are very excited. linked even more -- we even more of those large cities together to have the economic activity. francine: again, a lot of it you think will be for business, or half and half, business and leisure? >> half-and-half. we started out with leisure, because that's how you start operating. the business community is very excited about having a link with london. i think it will work very well for the business. francine: how much of an impact has terror attacks had on your business? it seems like there was a lot for -- it seems like there is a pick up now.

han 2 there was also a question of whether powell will hold on and peoplee rates as much as are expectinghe 10-year yield to rise with respect to the 2-year. ultimately, it comes down to inflation. jonathan: if we had a real dove in the hot seat at the federal reserve, we would have seen something off the back of the nomination of powell? lisa: probably. let's talk about neel kashkari. we are going to run things as hot as possible and we are going to let the ecb start the tapering program and let the other central banks start withdrawing and then we will go and keep on trying to tighten. alix: mike, bringing it back to jobs, is there a story that this is actually better than the initial reaction is estimating? when you take into account revisions, we are looking at net ads of about 351,000 jobs. he is trying to justify that 355,000 jobs number he had coming. [laughter] alix: is there something to that where you strip it back and we are still solid? mike: that is what i would say. we are relatively solid. not that there is particular good news in this report, but the average over the last

the power thing is very important and we need to focus on that. 20% of peoplee without drinking water believe the federal response government -- federal government's response is inadequate? >> if you asked those people, they will say no. if u.s. the mayors, we will send some indifferent. >> i don't want to cut you off but i want to get through some of my questions. that was the answer i thought you would say. you mentioned in your testimony that 80% of families in your district are without electricity. in most in rural areas also like water. i is satisfied with the rate of progress in getting electricity and water out in your areas? >> no, not at all. >> thank you. i yield the remaining time to my colleague. i think the lady and the chairman. toxic coal ash, you don't know any controversy in puerto rico about toxic coal last? we have seen reports. >> you have to be pretty blind to not already know there has been a huge controversy. your board does in proof -- impose a supremacy. i would hope that you would talk to secretary mills act. you seem to have a different perspective than he d