mr. primus, this was great and i see a lot of your sfpark team and i want to say thank you to all of you. i know how much work it has been and amazing amounts data to look at. i think it's really important to emphasize what this is going to do not just for san francisco, but to other cities and to you your point when you started out, that was really a huge part of what we were trying to do and why we got this government grant to show other cities how we can manage parking and it seems like it's a huge win for everybody. not just for car drivers, but for businesss and getting cars parked more quickly. i think some some would argue to take the money and add more parking, but i think this data shows that if we don't properly price parking we can never have enough. so when it was cheap, there was never enough. there was never any empty spaces and this is actually freeing up parking probably better than building garages. i think that we had from mr. res kin that cell phone payments had gone up, because i know people felt that was confusing in the beginning. have we seen that go on? >> it's con

mr. primus, good afternoon. >> it's up to you to load it. do you have a paper copy? use that on the overhead. >> let's go out of order and move to the next item. >> item 13, presentation and discussion regarding regional efforts to plan the next generation clipper system. >> who is presenting this? >> so our cio travis fox is going to introduce the item, and then turn over to carol from the mtc to complete the item. >> good afternoon, mr. fox. >> good afternoon. one moment, i'm just looking for the file. maybe you can load it and you can start speaking. >> somebody should start speaking. [laughter ] do you want to speak? >> i can sing a song. [laughter ] [laughter ] >> good afternoon i promise i will not sing a song to you as roberta would today. [laughter ] . you would not want to hear that, chairman nolan and members of the board, director reiskin, travis fox, chief information officer for the sfmta and i'm here with carol from mtc. to provide a brief update on the regional update for clipper 2. director reiskin will provide the perspective as well and first i want

mr. speaker, notwithstanding says problems elsewhere, does the primus to share my concern about the crisis in south sudan where 4 million people are facing famine? what steps are being taken to implement the piece process? >> discussing this issue yesterday with the archbishop of canterbury who very, very lived in suburban with local church leaders to the town which it in the subject some of the most serious fighting. in the way it is a very different part of the world from what we're discussing earlier but some of the same rules apply. we need a government that governs onl on behalf of all the people in that country, and not, does not try to divide the country along ethnic lines. we will do what we can again, and when we talk about intervention in this country intervention through diplomacy, through aid, assistance, through advice and will continue to do that could work. >> sir william cash. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. is my right honorable friend aware that at the conference this week in athens of the national chairman of the european the select committee, with the delegates, d

mr. speaker, notwithstanding says problems elsewhere, does the primus to share my concern about the crisis in south sudan where 4 million people are facing famine? what steps are being taken to implement the piece process? >> discussing this issue yesterday with the archbishop of canterbury who very, very lived in suburban with local church leaders to the town which it in the subject some of the most serious fighting. in the way it is a very different part of the world from what we're discussing earlier but some of the same rules apply. we need a government that governs onl on behalf of all the people in that country, and not, does not try to divide the country along ethnic lines. we will do what we can again, and when we talk about intervention in this country intervention through diplomacy, through aid, assistance, through advice and will continue to do that could work. >> sir william cash. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. is my right honorable friend aware that at the conference this week in athens of the national chairman of the european the select committee, with the delegates, d

mr. speaker, all of the questions he's raising today are not new. they are the questions dealt with by the leveson inquiry. i know -- >> the primus is offering an answer and it must be heard. order. it must be heard by the house. old sides must be heard by the house and that will happen as it always does however long this session has to be run. let us be absolutely clear, the prime minister spent i can quite understand why does want to listen to it eighth month-long inquiry that cost 5 million pounds, that into the people under oath, that was led by a judge but that is what he asked for. that is what was delivered and it did not criticize my conduct in this regard at all. so instead of casting aspersions about that he should accept the inquiry that he supported. >> no answer -- [shouting] no answer on any of the questions. no answer why didn't act on "the guardian." don't have to wait didn't act on the deputy prime minister. know and why didn't act on the new times. now let's come to -- mr. speaker, amidst all of those warnings the very least he should -- >> order, order. there is the usual ranting from the usual suspects. be qui