still continue find 25 victims. up to 40 could be dead from this fire. oakland's mayor talked to reporters just a short time ago. >> we're trying to be as transparent as possible with you. such a short amount of time after this incredible tragedy, but we again remind you that our efforts right now are focused on the humane and compassionate greats of the victims, as well as securing the sight, and caring for those families. that's what we're focused on right now. >> our dan simon is in oakland, still no word yet on what could have sparked this. is that right? >> that's right, poppy. this is really beyond horrific. the main task at this point is trying to recover the bodies, but that is proving to be very difficult for firefighters. the warehouse is said to be structurally unsound. trying to make that building safe so they can go in there and remove the bodies. >> and dan, at this point, what do we know about those missing. we heard an official say about an hour ago we don't have an answer for how many there are right now, but we expect the number of deceased to go up. >> they're expecting them to go way up. nine confirmed dead. about 25 reported missing. the problem is they can't really get a firm number because they can't get inside of the building to get a glimpse and to see how many victims we're talking about. so that is really the main task. as a side note to all of this unfolding, you have the investigation, that is, of course, taking a back seat to what they're doing behind me at the moment. they don't know what started this fire. but we have learned, as you talked about earlier, this building was just permitted to be a warehouse. certainly not to have people live there or to have a party either. >> we also heard the fire chief say he didn't see any evidence of sprinklers in the building. can you tell us what exactly was going on there? i know it was an artist collective, were people living there as well? >> that's what we have been lead to believe. but crews have not been totally certain in their answers. they believe people were living there, but that is still part of the investigation. this is said to be what is called an artist collective, so you go inside there, and we have seen some of the pictures, and you know you have mannequins and different tables, and workstations, and a lot of people were said to be working there, and working on their various projects. and then on the top floor it seemed to be more of an open spa space. that is where the party was taking place. live music going on. what caused the fire to start i don't know. sometimes at live music shows you have pyro technics going on. i asked if that was a factor and at this point they told me no. >> dan simon in oakland, thank you very much. joining me now is congresswoman barbara lee. oakland is your district. i'm so terribly sorry about all of this. what can you tell us about the communication you had with the mayor and the different city officials there about their efforts. >> sure, i have spoken with the majyor and we're about to have another call. this is a tragedy beyond proportions. it's horrific. it is something that we can't even imagine. so right now i think everyone is praying and offering our condolences, and addressing the real grief and mourning that is taking place in the city. it is so important that families of loved ones and friends call the phone number, and i'm pleased that you have the number posted, the 510-283-3000. we don't know what has taken place. our first responders are doing a phenomenal job but they still can't enter the building. we have to focus on the compassionate care and humanitarian concerns of the people grieving and the community that is grieving, and we'll bring in all of the federal resources once we know what is appropriate and needed. >> congresswoman -- >> i'm so sorry to interrupt, congresswoman, stay with me. i just learned we have another press conference updating everyone on the situation. sergeant kelly. >> that slowed things down and we continue to have our system up now. it is functioning very well now. we just talking to the mayor who is coming back over there to meet with the families again. the oakland police department says what will go on here for the next 48 hours. we will anticipate that we will be here at least through sunday, maybe early monday morning. we would like to get that -- get this place back functioning as quickly as possible. offer watson will talk about that. >> thank you sergeant kelly. so far this evening until monday morning. this will be our media staging area. we will not change the location. if you anticipate coming here, the location is 30th street international entrance from 30th. on to international. and it will be the egress and ingress. we'll assess then. additionally at tomorrow morning we will give a media availability if will provide any information that occurred over the evening, over this evening. if there is a significant development tonight -- >> we will continue to monitor this press conference. they don't seem to have any updates on victim numbers at this point. let's talk about the victims. i spoke with a freelance journalist earlier. he said a lot of people at the party were key members of oakland's music community. we don't have their why tidenti at this point in time. tell us about this musician community. >> respecting the family and loved ones of the victim website it is very difficult to really talk about anything as it relaces to them other than the fact that our condolences and prayers go out to the victims. oakland is a communicate of artists, of creative people, of people who have visions, and who understand the importance of culture and art. and so once again, to really hone in on this, we have to just make sure the family and victors make sure that the mourning and grieving process move forward in a way that it's hard to imagine for people for what i'm feeling, it's something that i can't even begin 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"bold and the beautiful" said he is goes to engage north korea. although it had not been done, that was not a sufficient reason not to do it. it doesn't seem if he had a sophisticated nuanced, it was just the relationship. and so that lack of knowledge -- >> so kellyanne conway said that is not the case. he is aware of u.s. policy, he is engaged and briefed. i want to read you something that he said in august, why he would not disavoi what some see as an embrace of russian president vladimir putin. >> they say putin likes trump, they said nice things about me. that's good, that's not bad, that's good. some of my opponents said we want you to disavoi statement. if we could get along with russia, wouldn't that be a good thing, not a bad thing? >> these calls that ivan was just speaking with us about seem to be a continuation of that. however, there are major issues in some of these country that's do not align with u.s. policy, belief, or standing just like ivan described. so as a trump supporter, where do you want that line drawn. >> he says i would rather open up a dialogue later on. he is saying maybe that is long enough. it is the sage logic that barack obama used. but the difference is -- >> the difference is china. you don't worry about him infuriating china? that they need when it comes to north korea? >> china always acts like they're infuriated. they always are overreacting to statements, and this is not as big of a deal as many are making it out to be. we're selling billions of dollars to use and defend themselves. so the idea that taiwan will be more outraged over accepting a phone call from taiwan than barack obama sending billions of dollars in sales -- donald trump took a phone call. he didn't sell any weapons to taiwan. >> just to be clear from the readout from taiwan on this phone call, he did talk about things like national defense. let me get your take on this. donald trump spoke with the president ofback stan, and according to a readout he told the prime minister "you're a terrific guy, you're doing amazing work, that is visible in every way." there is a reason that no u.s. president has been in pakistan in a decade. what is your reaction to the serious of calls and pakistan specifically. >> i don't have a problem with phone calls per se. i wish they were open to untapped territories eight years ago. but it is not a question of engaging the countries, but asking what getting along means. getting along at what cost? how do we think about the human rights. how do but think about the harboring of terrorism. are we going to make a hard line and have a strategic purpose. i would love to talk to putin, but if we're not talking about fundamental issues, there is no point in talking about them. >> i want to get this in to you, ben, i want your opinion on this. if it is someone like mitt romney, someone he has had very different views with, does it complicate things for mitt romney? >> not if you know going in what you're going to be 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