last month but so he lavrov expressed concern that the discovery of the b. z. agent which russia says it has never produced was not mentioned in the international chemical watchdogs official report on the attack. in the bushes. is more consistent with the use of the poisonous substance be said none of these facts and nothing at all about it was mentioned in the final report which was presented to its executive board we request that the a.p. c.w. explain why such information and the conclusion the speirs laboratory was emitted from the final report of the laboratory in question has not addressed the claim and says only the o.p.c. w. can comment but it did state that it supports the case conclusions about the use of another truck nerve agent. which the swiss scientists allegedly found in the sample is a toxic powder that was developed by the u.s. military back in the one nine hundred fifty s. and moscow says b. z. is a weapon that could be in the hands of the u.k. or the u.s. but it is one that russia does not have in its arsenal the u.k. was quick to blame mosco

now moscow says b. z. is a weapon that could be in the hands of the u.k. or the u.s. but it is one that russia does not have in its arsenal that the u.k. was quick to blame moscow for the attack in salisbury claiming that nobody talks soviet origin is an indicator that it is russia guilt and international chemical weapons watchdog said in that now controversial report that it supported britain's findings concerning the identity of the substance which is what i got here takes a closer look at the growing controversy there was no trial no discussion no evidence no proof there was only judgment and punishment is highly likely that russia was responsible the juveniles russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder the pundits needed even less than a movie chalk sounds russian means russia did it but establish that it is not a chalk and that is by definition of the translation of the name which means newcomer part of a program in a soviet union in the late seventy's and eighty's the points made there are a lot of questions to ask of this whole mess but over the

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commissioners, that'll place us on item 7, 8-a, b, c, d, and e for case numbers 2011.1356 e, m, t, z, and u for the central soma plan environmental impact report, ceqa amendments, planning and building code amendments, zoning map amendments and implementation program respectively for central soma. i will advise those members of the public that due to a noticing error, the action items for 8-a through e cannot be considered today, and my understanding is that there will be a request from staff to continue these items, including the certification of the final environmental impact report to may 10th. however, the planning commission will accept public testimony on this matter as a general topic of conversation. >> thank you. steve wertheim, planning department staff. we're obviously disappointed not to be able to hold the hearing today. we have t we -- because a couple of you are not going to be here, we greed agreed to do the hearing on april 9th. pretty big stuff, but we apologize you won't be here to hear the stuff. mayor farrell -- [ inaudible ] >> -- thus maximizing the housing anal

there's a gate and cameras and they can come in and out by b z buzzing to get in and out. >> i'm talking about street escape improvements. [ captioner transition . >> and i think part of the reason for that is just because of access and the very issues that are being raised by access and truck movements and all that kind of stuff, but everybody else, they are as of right. >> vice president melgar: commissioner johnson? >> commissioner johnson: thank you for saying that, because i think the first speaker has it right. we have to do better by our neighbors, and the people that are experiencing homelessness and going through these navigation centers are and were and will continue to be our neighbors. and our navigation centers are a great step, and something that we should be proud of, but it's just the beginning step. i hope we get 35 navigation centers throughout the city, but it's part of a larger system, and we need step-up housing all along the way. and while we don't necessarily provide the services provided to people experiencing homelessness, we do play a role in the conditions that

that's b-u-z-z to 809-809. >>> i've been asked by the newspapermen this afternoon the chances of appeasementn't know what they were, but they're certainly worth trying. >> as america's ambassador in london, joseph kennedy is desperate to prevent war between great britain and nazi germany. >> he's concerned that if the british go to war, the united states will go to war. he believes that war is ruinous to a country's finances. >> joe kennedy talked about how the best role for america was to remain neutral, and the best to appease them, work with them, somehow not have to go to work against them. >> he believed that he could make a deal with hitler and that hitler was a rational politician and statesman, and in this he was very, very, very wrong. >> he never saw the moral challenge that hitler posed. >> i have to tell you now this country is at war with germany. >> once wore broke out, ambassador kennedy wailed, it's the end of everything. >> kennedy is convinced the hitler war machine is unstoppable. england will simply be devoured. >> almost as soon as britain goes to war, joe decides that h

holly the zia leader of the country's largest opposition party the bangladesh nationalist party or b n p z as husband was a well known general. back in dhaka we meet the secretary general of the b. in p. mears on them gear has been sent to jail several times just like the leader of his party when the b.n.p. was in power they were just as ruthless with their opposition we're told that people who oppose the ruling party often vanish without a trace neither of the two large political parties that vie for power in bangladesh appear willing to make concessions they always blame us for everything for everything clinic. in the same it because they want them for it so this is the mindset that is the probably in this country in any democratic country throughout the whole flight and you have the dialogue within the government body and opposition if you destroy the democratic system in by all of this there is. a prevention of. extremism to rise. oh i. ordinary people in bangladesh have other worries. the next morning we go to one of the slums of dhaka to me a reef. she lives with her mother who is si

that's b-u-z-z to 809-809. >>> new controversy in the white house, but this time nothing's at stake.t's all about the new guy's facial hair. jeanne moos has more. >> reporter: the man president trump wants as his national security adviser must be pretty secure to step on the world stage knowing the first thing people will meet is his mustache. >> this is john bolton, by the way. mustaches don't always tell you everything you need to know about a person, but this one does. >> reporter: he must be resigned to being portrayed heading to the white house for his first briefing as yosemite sam. he is not just depicted as a loose cannon, but one with a mustache. already the president's hair has been affixed to bolton's upper lip. >> if bolton looks familiar to you, it's because maybe he has been on the cap'n crunch box for 40 years. >> if you believe the fire and fury, one of president trump's issues with bolton initially -- >> was his mustache. it was the singular focus of derision. >> reporter: steve bannon is quoted as saying bolton's mustache is a problem. trump doesn't think he looks t

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b? c? and when you find yourself at plan z, do you keep on going?e giant who executed it beautifully, our next panel, we often hear people don't need an introduction. well, this is gospel. neither of these civil rights icons needs me to say anything more than their name. can i please get you on your feet to welcome to the stage the great congressman john lewis. [ cheers and applause ] >> and remain on your feet, ladies and gentlemen, for the man who is the blueprint, the creator, the architect of it all, reverend james lawson. [ cheers and applause ] >> please stay on your feet and give these men the honor they so greatfully have earned from all of us here. we're going to get right to it because there is no time to waste. if you've watched the news, if you've read a paper, you know the time is now. congressman, let's talk about where we are. millions of people around this country marched in defiance against what they see are gun laws that are not serving the people. where are we today as it relates to the ability to sustain a movement, to keep it go

b-shares gathering a quarter of a percent. let's check on some other movers. pressure,s under sliding a 10th of a percent. .zmacquarie. they are expected to post a record profit. a heavy focus on the australian banking sector. yvonne: let's get to the first word news with ramy. ramy: the trump administration says they will extend relief on steel and aluminum tariffs, for some of its allies but not all. extensions expire this tuesday and wilbur ross said an announcement would be made before that. who will be spared? nations have been asked to accept import quotas. to the sold information same academic who obtained facebook users data and passed it onto cambridge analytica. alexander cohen was given a to a five-month timeframe. twitter says they have removed cambridge analytical as an advertisers but offered no other details. rudd has resigned amid claims she misled parliament over targets for removing illegal immigrants. critics have been calling for her to step down. theresa may has accepted her resignation. she was pro-european in the government and was counterpoint to poorest johnson. -- boris johnson. fra

. >> jay-z went on to say he is proud of the father and husband that he is today because of all of the work he has done. >>> moving on to cardi b. it has both fans and critics going crazy. the album built around the rags-to-riches story. it has one collaboration called "best light" featuring chance the rapper. ♪ i'm the own competition ♪ i told you i'm living my best life ♪ >> and that's all we can play. you can see more of cardi btonigh b tonight. she will be on "saturday night live." >> when so many people are sleeping in line, you think who is performing. >> you can tell. >>> great news for sir elton john fans. some of the biggest pop and country rock artists have come together recording his classics. because there are too many hits, two tribute albums have been released. revamp features covers by lady gaga and ed sheeran. >> one is pop and one is country. >> you have not gotten to the rock 'n' roll one yet. >> dylan, thank you. we are back aft ♪ >>> i don't want to leave you this morning. i'm sad the show is over today. >> i enjoyed it. >> that does it for us on saturday morning. tomorrow on "sunday today" willie sits down