chemical body do its job onsite produce some results some conclusions out of their investigation and then make the decisions as to who and in what ways should be punished excuse me and you'll be c.w. experts will only set to get on the side of the attack in the syrian city of duma by the end of the week judging by trump's tweets that the strike could be launched any minute now we do know that a fleet of a u.s. aircraft carrier is heading towards the mediterranean company by some destroyers and also u.s. as donald cook will be joining in joining in it in the mediterranean from what we know apparently that fleet is set to reach the mediterranean as early as thursday and so this is when we could expect the strikes if i mean maybe maybe even earlier really so that's what we know about the strikes and we know that this whole action is based on very few facts i should say because where where did this where did this accusation of a chemical attack these reports of a chemical attack come from they came from a group known as the white helmets they market themselves as the civil defense group

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the police in munster have been tweeting about the incident saying they're onsite with all resources they posted this update a short while ago police do not spread rumors on twitter and facebook please leave the downtown area and go home we'll keep you informed here this photo has been circulating widely on twitter following the crash it shows the site once or that's been reported to be the scene of the incident a spokeswoman for chance there are glimmers of the following terrible news from munster the police will keep you updated our thoughts are with the victims and their families. here in the studio with me is the dubious political correspondent hans front and correspondent gary hart and first hans bring us up to date on what we know. well what we know so follow it's being officially confirmed that four people have been killed in this incident three of them were victims on the streets the fourth was the driver of the vehicle who killed himself apparently the police have confirmed this it was not a large truck it was a delivery truck to something like a large car that drove into a

. >> we have staff here onsite we insure the design of the new design enables the investigators and other investigators skiefksz to consider to house on site this meant we needed to design and plan for locker room facilities and shower rooms the ability to sleep. >> third of the construction going into the building has been by contributions of small businesses. >> part of the project is also inclusive to the sidewalk have all new sidewalks and new curve cuts and landscaping around the building we'll have a syrup in front of the building and rain guardian. >> the medical examiner's office has been a several if in their contributions of the understanding the exception and needs. >> it's a building that the chief medical examiner has been looking forward to quite a few of the. >> it is extremely valuable contribution to the, neighborhood address san francisco as a whole. >> the building will allow is to have greater very much and serve the city and county of san francisco and the neighboring > i would like to take roll call. [ roll call ] >> thank you president turman. we have a quorum. and

put forward a resolution that would require experts from the chemical weapons watchdog to carry out onsite investigations of all supposed incidents that's contrary to washington's proposal russia also rejects the notion they should be tossed with attributing blame to the sure you would move the u.s. delegations if they made one more step towards confrontation as a pro draft vote which doesn't have the full support of the u.n. security council members this text is nothing more than an attempt to remove the joint investigative mechanism in syria which investigated a previous chemical attack jim became a puppet in the hands of forces and was disgraced as a judge the sovereign state in spite of a lack of credible proof. despite the obvious time machine between the russian and american envoys before the meeting they still exchanged the friendly kiss they also talked for a while they're still in a benz or seemingly not very willing to let nikki haley go you can see their chat did end though with a handshake. now let's hope they'll be some clarity on the situation later this week when a fact find

wanted to make sure we continued to have the opportunity to monitor and verify at firsthand with onsite inspection the russians' strategic nuclear forces. same thing for them. you know, they need that kind of predictability about what's going on in our strategic nuclear arsenal, too. kimball: it very modestly reduced the number of deployed strategic nuclear warheads and delivery systems each side had. the new president, donald trump, and president putin will have to decide about whether to extend the treaty for another 5 years beyond its 2021 expiration date, whether to negotiate new reductions in the two sides' strategic arsenals, or whether to let it go and to have an unconstrained situation involving the two world's largest nuclear superpowers. why can't we do that? because we need to make concessions. and the framework has actually changed. [speaking russian] kimball: in addition, russia had already been concerned about nuclear weaponry, missile developments on their periphery. and then you have russia's meddling in ukraine. gottemoeller: all those issues that have brought our bilat

containers for excess storage, it will have a dog run and a community space and office space for onsite social workers.at a news conference tuesday oakland mayor libby schaaf said once off the street and into these sheds the goal is to have these residents on a path to permanent housing within 6 months.soti think they should have did this a long time agofor many that live near this encampment, cleaning up this area can't come quick enough.sot eugene foster/west oakland resident 58-104it's like a dump you cant even walk down the sidewalk, it's patheticthe questions is will those who live here be willing to move sot i don't think it's a good ideasot they're too small, no wall dividing the roommate, no cooking allowed inside them these residents are not excited about the prosect of the new sheds, but the city says the majority of those who live here are supportive standup dan kerman/oakland 127-137the city plans to start moving people into these sheds in may.. filling them up will take several weeks, but once that's complete they say they will begin dismantling the encampment at 27th and n

. >> onsite research, vicky, which is so interesting, by a university of maryland professor yielded some astounding information. for example, although no adults took to the stage, the march was attended largely by adults. according to the study, the average age of attendees was 49 years old. there's more. most of the attendees, 70%, were women. 73% had marched before, rebuking the idea that the event brought out a new generation of angry citizens. and get this, only 12% of the new marchers were motivated by the gun control issue. among all marchers, 56% declared peace as their most important issue while 42% declared their biggest concern was president donald trump. what do we make of all this? the march may have featured young people and their grievances about gun violence but most attendees were anything but young and had other issues on their minds. >> in some cases these were serial marchers, so to speak. >> yes. >> how do we explain the disconnect between what we saw and what the data now reveals? >> it's a complicated question with complicated answers. we don't really take anything

quality housing with onsite social services for people suffering from mental health or substance abuse disorders. >> supervisor cohen: i want to jump in here, supervisor yee, if you could wrap up the line of questioning, we have three other supervisors waiting to speak and more -- >> supervisor yee: your question will be answered with a quick response. i'm done. [laughter]. >> supervisor cohen: i was trying to wait so i didn't have to do that. supervisor yee, thank you very much for your questions. next we're going to hear from supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: thank you for your presentation and all your hard work. i've been hearing concerns about rapid rehousing and the lack of flexibility in the coordinated entry system. in particular, i've been told that less families are being served and that funds for rapid rehousing are left unspent. can you address this issue? >> yes. so, i think there are a couple of issues there. one is -- and this is fully on the department and our sort of growing pains of becoming a new department, you know, we're just now probably as of last week full

containers for excess storage, it will have a dog run and a community space and office space for onsite social workers.at a news conference tuesday oakland mayor libby schaaf said once off the street and into these sheds the goal is to have these residents on a path to permanent housing within 6 months.soti think they should have did this a long time agofor many that live near this encampment, cleaning up this area can't come quick enough.sot eugene foster/west oakland resident 58-104it's like a dump you cant even walk down the sidewalk, it's patheticthe questions is will those who live here be willing to move sot i don't think it's a good ideasot they're too small, no wall dividing the roommate, no cooking allowed inside them these residents are not excited about the prosect of the new sheds, but the city says the majority of those who live here are supportive standup dan kerman/oakland 127-137the city plans to start moving people into these sheds in may.. filling them up will take several weeks, but once that's complete they say they will begin dismantling the encampment at 27th and n

if you're allowed 5 over ambient and this board deals with a lot of sound issues, do you have an onsite monitoring system? >> we did set up some for general monitoring. those were set up by our construction personnel, not by a professional. just to get a general -- >> so how do you -- that's my next question, how do you determine if you're 5 db over ambient. >> that's why we eliminated work outside of the hours. when we got the complaints that we had noise complaints after 8:00 p.m., then we shut down at 7:30 to allow everybody to get tools put away and out of the building by 8:00 p.m., so there is no gray area there. when we got a noise complaints, or a couple in the morning, and we got notified by dbi there were noise complaints in the morning, then we implemented a new policy to ensure we didn't have any subcontractors on site at all before 7:00 a.m. there was no gray area. there is a gray area and that's how we eliminated that and ensured we were operating within the restrictions. >> anyone else with a question? >> one of the things -- there is the -- we adjudicate according to the

these are the previous investigative mechanisms and to set forth concrete steps to carry out robust onsite investigation and ensure procedural impartiality in evidence collection as search the new investigative mechanism will be able to function with greater professionalism and be able to arrive at a highly credible conclusion. this elements are you lying with china's prism principled position and we are in favor of the russian draft resolution china regrets that the draft resolution has not been adopted thank you mr president. so here we have the united nations security council russia's proposal to establish an inquiry into the chemical attack in duma failing to garner a minimum of nine votes needed to pass but essentially what you have here are two rival proposals one by russia one the the by the united states and both proposing an investigation into what took place in duma but essentially disagreeing on the terms of that inquiry so like how it is following all of this the united nations now and we did hear something of a repetition of the sentiments that we heard earlier on mike but it

ism, the homophobia, one of the biggest, most memorable aiperiences there was interacting with ar onsite. you know, he was at the resort and at first he was speaking to me like he was british, thinking that i was a tourist, i knew the class he's from because i'm of that same class, right? so it wasn't until he found out that i was jamaican that the mask came off. i reflected on the fact that we were socialized to be performers, to be ambassadors for our country. we were responsible for selling the fantasy. i actually wanted to show the people behind the fantasy, right; who are these waiters serving us the resort? who are the maids making our beds? who are the hotel clerks, the bus drivers, those are the people who are often neglected, often invisible, the working class imaicans. and anted their lives, especially our working class women, to be out there. people needn. to be s wanted to hat. i wanted to document that, right, so that next time, the next person who comes to the island can actually see us as pcoy my name is nicole dennis benn, and this is my brief but spectacular take on wrin

there's an accidental exposure that creates a health hazard for our personnel that they have the locks onsite to address that quickly and it works for our canine as well. >> you said you're buying it, is it not available right now? >> it's available at ports of entry but we want it readily accessible because of how quickly this drug acts. >> great. thank you. i want to thank our witness for your valuable testimony and our members for the questions. the members of the committee may have some additional questions for the witness i ask you to respond to those in writing. your record will be held open for 10 days and without objection the committee stands adjourned. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> c-span's washington journal live every day news and policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, author james will discuss relations between u.s. and europe, this week's visits by emmanuel macron. and then balance magazine editor talks about her recent piece on how to curve the cost of care giving. gary will be us to discuss the policies in his state. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal liv