which she abruptly suspended after riots a week ago that his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday. abruptly resigned instead of who you know before even coming here i sent my letter of resig. nation to the president. the resignation had a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so grew louder by the day that the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective government his eventual downfall came on a day of tension in the capital. the streets there were protests not nearly as large as the ones last week that turned violent but still anger at the government and coals for more resignations delay oh you know you have. this is also a message to the lawmakers a warning to everyone we're telling them to be very careful our problem is not only with the ex prime minister but to everyone in this corrupt system including the presiden

riots a week ago left his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday but abruptly resigned instead of. before even coming here i sent my letter of resignation to the president. the resignation it a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so group louder by the day. the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective government is eventual downfall came on a day of tension in the capital. the streets there were protests not nearly as large as the ones last week that turned violent but still anger at the government and coals for more resignations delay oh you know you have. this is also a message to the lawmakers a warning to everyone we're telling them to be very careful our problem is not only with the ex prime minister but to everyone in this corrupt system including the president. was going on in parliament it to have c

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th19th-century "chamber of deputies" is a case in point. >> nobody is working. people are falling asleep. this guy blowing his giantose. some of them are chitchatting and giggling with each other. exyoct them to be passing tes, practically. nobody is focused on the matter at hand. jane: what also unites these drawings and prints is the quality. they may be funny or not, but they are all works of art with some familiar names.ou hereill find a smiling rembrandt, caricatured byri british sa james del ray, roy lichtenstein's take on "the scream," and a nauseous looking president nixon courtesy of andy warhol. some jokes are more obvious than others. take this poster on advantages of being a woman artist. >> i love this one, not having to uergo the embarrassment o being called a genius. jane: because we all worry about that. >> exactly. jane: ok, 's funny, but why i this important compared to the others? >> one of the things that is workrtant about this to me are the artists themselves. usthey were enor influential in the 1980's. they're are completely anonymous. but

which she abruptly suspended after riots a week ago that his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday but abruptly resigned instead of. before even coming here i sent my letter of resignation to the president. the resignation it a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so grew louder by the day that the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective government this eventual downfall came on a day of tension in the capital. the streets there were protests not nearly as large as the ones last week that turned violent but still anger at the government and coals for more resignations delay oh you know you have. this is also a message to the lawmakers a warning to everyone we're telling them to be very careful our problem is not only with the ex prime minister but to everyone in this corrupt system including the president. was goin

hike which he abruptly suspended after riots a week ago that his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday but abruptly resigned instead of. before even coming here i sent my letter of resignation to the president. the resignation it a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so grew louder by the day that the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective government his eventual downfall came on a day of tension in the capital. the streets there were protests not nearly as large as the ones last week that turned violent but still anger at the government and calls for more resignations to lay oh you know you have. this is also a message to the lawmakers a warning to everyone telling them to be very care.

was going on in parliament that day of confusion members of the chamber of deputies yelling at each other as they debated the prime minister's future before they knew he was going to step down but after calm was restored in the prime minister resigned they focused on what it all meant. now we need a new government one that inspires confidence with all sectors we need someone who understands the political dynamic that works across the board we need big changes that can have systemic. currently has no functioning government right now now that law has stepped down all of his ministers go with him so what happens next it will be the president as well as the two heads of the parliament that will decide who the next prime minister will be. left parliament quickly after stepping down without taking questions the country now hoping the political chaos of the last week also goes with him. to port au prince. head on fears that many nigerians will go hungry as floods wash away crops and farmland. in the really good old alberto safe for free from a scene in nicaragua but there's no end in sight to mo

was going on in parliament that day of confusion members of the chamber of deputies yelling at each other as they debated the prime minister's future before they knew he was going to step down but after calm was restored in the prime minister resigned they focused on what it all meant. now we need a new government one that inspires confidence with all sectors we need someone who understands the political dynamic that works across the board we need big changes that can have systemic. haiti currently now has no functioning government right now now that law has stepped down all of his ministers go with him so what happens next it will be the president as well as the two heads of the parliament that will decide who the next prime minister will be. left parliament quickly after stepping down without taking questions the country now hoping the political chaos of the last week also goes with him. port au prince. still to come here on al-jazeera. a new neighborly real friendship paratroopers leadership is welcome to ethiopia vowing an end to decades of hostility also ahead. i'd like to thank all

honore daumie's19th—century chamber of deputies is a case in point. re chitchatting and giggling with each other. you expect them to be passing notes, practically, but nobody‘s focused on the matter at hand. what also unites these drawings and prints is the quality. they may be funny, or not, but they are all works of art with some familiar names. here you'll find a smiling rembrandt, caricature by british satirist james gilroy. roy lichtenstein's take on the screen and a rather naseous is looking president nixon courtesy of andy warhol. —— roy lichtenstein's take on the scream. somejokes are more obvious than others. take this post on the advantages of being a woman artist. i love this one, actually. "not having to undergo the embarrassment of being called a genius." because we all worry about that! exactly. ok, it's funny, i understand that, but why is this important compared to all the other pieces? one of the things that's very important about this work for me are the artists themselves, the guerilla girls. they were enormously influential, beginni

that crisis for instance the head of the central bank elvira nebula was a deputy economy mr alexei khujand a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts for chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly alvira now. as mark gelman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis consider the oil shock of twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen as the pric

that crisis for instance the head of the central bank elvira nebula was a deputy economy mr alexei khujand a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts of chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be another crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think.

that crisis for instance the head of the central bank elvira nab ilana was a deputy economy mr alexei kudrin a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts of chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be another crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly all biran abilene as martin gellman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis consider the oil shock of twenty fourteen and twenty

that crisis for instance the head of the central bank elvira nab ilana was a deputy economy mr alexei kudrin a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts for chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly elvira in abilene as martin gilman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis consider the oil shock of twenty fourteen and twenty fiftee

of the contracts in the city? >> i would like to defer that information. we have here in the chamber, romulus -- >> that would be great. >> we have edgar lopez, the deputy director of public works and our city architect and oversees project management. i know phil ginnsburg is here who can talk about the work at brecken park. >> okay. why don't we call up romulus? that would be helpful. i'm trying to build somewhat of a picture of how often, how well l.b.e.s are doing in that range. i think it's a credit to the l.b.e. program in our city and how the discount plays into helping to advance and support that environment. >> so the question was regarding how they're winning from five to ten? >> yes. at five to ten, they are -- i don't have the exact percentage, but it's definitely not as successful as that below the threshold. certainly you will see a good amount of l.b.e.s. >> so a good amount of l.b.e.s are winning in the contract range. >> correct. >> so through the city administrator kelly, you talked about the subcontracting goals, and you said up to 5 million. can you explain how that plays into our conversation today? >> so we talked about bidding as a prime.

the question is accepted, that the chief whip can come to the chamber in response, rather than hiding behind the leader of the house. the deputy to judgement and as to whether the chief whip should speak, that was a matter for the government. now there's been much focus recently on the behaviour of big tech companies such as facebook and google. but the lords were concerned about a different problem, people who struggle to do anything much at all online, because of low broadband speeds. the bishop of st albans said the uk had dropped four places from 31 to 35 in global league of broadband speeds. we lag behind countries such as madagascar, latvia, bulgaria, and so on. so the question for us is we need access to full fibre if we're going to get ahead of the technological revolution post—brexit. and i wonder if the minister will explain to the house why currentlyjust 4% of premises are connected to full fibre, and why the government's failed to even set a date to respond to the national infrastructure commission report, which has set out a pathway to achieving nationwide fibre access by 2033? the house will know that in may 2018

chamber. i want to thank our sheriff and the deputies for keeping things in order and always making sure we are safe and taking care of the chamber and taking care of the public. i want to thank ben for his work as a controller. the city departments and all the people who basically contribute to making sure that we are able to do the business of this city and this chamber. so many parts of the pieces of the puzzle come together and there are so many people that play an important role of bringing those pieces together. so i am really excited about tomorrow. i am grateful to each and every one of you. i look forward to a better san francisco i know that none of s is perfect but as a person who is responsible for leading this city, i commit to you that i will do everything i can add to -- can to make a unifying voice. for someone who works with you and provides an opportunity for us to make together -- work together and talk about those issues. we know politics sometimes is a politics and politics will never go away. but at the end of the day, i want to know that i will do everything i can to put the politics aside for t

chamber of commerce. i still remember it when i was chief deputy in the communications office that he announced he would set aside $2.1 million to establish a china desk. being the sceptic on warm, i said i will believe it when i see it. ten years later, 100 companies, and more than 100 jobs created and definitely more than $5 billion of foreign direct investment, global s.f. is an independent organization. our work will be on economic development. our job will be making san francisco and the bay area at the destination of choice for overseas companies. what we conduct local businesses with the rest of the world. i would like you all to please meet members of the global s.f. team. please raise your hands when i call your name. hannah lee, director of china s.f. [applause] leanne wong, program manager of china s.f. [applause] joe lynn vallejo, director of latin s.f. [applause] laura jenkins, director of partnership. [applause] samba jiggers, director of special projects. [applause] alex fong, program manager. our youngest manager of the team. [applause] and by the way, i'm still hiring. i'm looking for a new

investigative decision there are multiple layers of people above me, the assistant director, deputy director andirector of the fbi and the suggestion that i in some dark chamber of the fbi would somehow cast aside all of these procedures and all of these safeguards and somehow be able to do a this ounding to me. it simply couldn't happen. >> meantime today we learned lisa page i scheduled to appear for a closed door interview with lawmakers tomorrow. wendy? >> erika gonzalez, thank you, erica. >> formerrump campaign chair paul manafort who is facing two separate trials in the muellern tigation is in a jail in alexandria. he was moved from a facility where he had access to a phone and laptop andalexandria is not revealing defwals his new situation but we are told that he's considered high profileand he will have limited interaction with other inmates. >> a little girl was struck by a car yesterday after buying candy from an ice cream truck and what nfolded afterwards has one of her family members facing charges. news 4 owes chris gordon has thr st ♪ >> reporter: this evening an ice cream truck from another compa drove down yorktown road.th driver tells me that

chambers reports. >> reporter: all day long numerous deputies have been searching in and around the three homes, in the 4800 block of san pablo dam road. investigators say just before 11 p.m. wednesday night they got a call of shots fired. all the neighbors asked we not share their identities. >> i was feeding my baby and i heard a couple of shots. i didn't get up. it's not safe to get out. >> reporter: investigators say wounds in the driveway. efforts unsuccessful and he was pronounced dead on the scene. people in the area say they are sad by the homicide but not surprised. >> i expect stuff --that stuff to be happening over there. that's --for the last six months or so, it's been -- police have been here average of about once a month. >> i don't know. just always trouble there, always trouble. cops going over there very often. >> reporter: deputies use tools during the investigation including a drone. although they wouldn't say why, many neighborhoods speculate there's criminal activity on the pr lot of drug-related crimes are happening here. one person said just last week, a man was shot by high -- by a high-powe

of the individual speakers. if anyone, if anyone request a leave the chamber for any reason, and has not yet had an opportunity to speak, and wishes to return, inform the staff or the deputy sheriff to obtain a reentry stamp. deputy, do you have the reentry stamp? outside at the door. okay. don't forget, if you are coming out and you need to come back in and you haven't spoken, get your hand stamped for a reentry stamp. no reentry will be allowed without the reentry stamp, and return to the same seat that you had before exiting. i know many of you are thinking, my goodness, this is a lot of rules, but as you can imagine there are several people we want to hear from today and it is important we stick to the rules so we can ensure that each individual has an opportunity to weigh in with his or her opinion in this opinion is important because it will be shaping this budget. i want to remind people that we are deliberating over $11 billion. it is a lot of money, as you know there are a lot of needs in the city. we want to do a good job. in order for us to do a good job, we have to make sure we abide by the rules and no one infringes on anyone else's allotted time. all right?

hike which he abruptly suspended after riots a week ago that his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday but abruptly resigned instead of. before even coming here i sent my letter of resignation to the president. the resignation in a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so grew louder by the day that the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective government is eventual downfall came on a day of tension in the capital. the streets there were protests not nearly as large as the ones last week that turned violent but still anger at the government and coals for more resignations it did layo you know you have. this is also a message to the lawmakers a warning to everyone where telling them to be very careful our problem is not only with the ex prime minister but to everyone in this corrupt system including the president. was goi