times. i will be coming and going luke. he was try to reflect on the back. when i asked them that i d like them to have a properties and the law. he was trying to say i think representative from mosaic to this is how you ve been taught. i want to reveal to you another be on the program. they unanimously recommended way of looking at reginald lyles. thank you for being here. thank you for taking the time this in context of where you to be here this morning. yes. are and where you re one of the things before we get to brothers to living now. this is not to be a word of brothers, i like my audience to from god that s know your background. share what your experiences inclusion their or exclusive. when we understand that and have been. i m raised in oakland. north oakland. i lived in other places in the then the attributes of christ, the christology of city of oakland. baptist chflen temp christ, we learn how we should live. what was jesus talking about in been t f40 the eli
at risk. you get suicide. you get depression. you get mental problems. one by one, the religious leaders stepped up to the mic to ask why grocery stores could be open but houses of worship could not. can t we reopen under the same conditions that the stores and supermarkets, marijuana clinics, tattoo parlors are opening under? both bishop barber whose diocese covers 85 churches in alameda and contra costa county and bishop bob jackson whose church holds 4,000 parishioners say they already have protocols in place including masks, seating to keep parishioners six feet apart and cleaning and disinfecting of pews after every service. some say they plan to reopen on may 31st despite what the government says, and to that end they already have legal representation. our goal to defend the first amendment right to spread the gospel of jesus christ. tyler says he has an army of lawyers ready to defend any church leaders who defy the governor s order and resist arrest. bisho
this building went up in flames. still very much antive fire fight with the oakland fire truck spewing water from high above. it all began at this abandoned library at 1449 miller. we have this video from passers- by. it once housed the carnegie library. but it s been abandoned for about 15 years. squatters have took over the building to use drugs and engage in prostitution. there were two fires in the same building after each fire it was all boarded up and people got in each time. so far no reports of injuries. we talked to abu stalon chief and city council member about what happened batallion chief and a city council member about what happened today. we got a call that we had a fire on east 15th. we responded and found an old library abandoned for some time. reporter: this is a center for prostitution, drug gang activity and there are serious folks carrying because they will democrat straight weapons and intimidate you. demonstrate weapons and intimidate you. the ne
wong. let s start with a quick look at the weather. rosemary, it was a little chilly this morning but i thought it s going to warm up. it s going to be warmer than yesterday and one of the warmest days of the week because we begin a cooling trend tomorrow. let s again talk about today. the sun is up and shining. we have just a few patches of fog. overlooking the bay towards the east there you can see here comes the sun. a finger of fog over the bay this morning. temperatures a cool one, we ve not low 40s to low 50s. 4141 santa rosa. napa, 38 degrees. one of the chillier spots. even slipping into the 30s for some of us over parts of the north bay. the peninsula, upper 40s in foster city, 40 woodside. 44 palo alto. shifting farther south, 48 morgan hill. 47 in sunnyvale. saratoga reporting 46. as we get into the afternoon temperatures are coming up. low 80s in the forecast for inland communities. 83 livermore today. 83 antioch. 81 napa as well as santa rosa. around the bay, 7
masks and making headlines again for not wearing one himself. saying it s time to reopen. in wisconsin tonight, the supreme court striking down the governor s stay at home order. images tonight already showing bars and restaurants crowded there. restaurants packed in texas, as well. and the scuffle today in michigan, as protesters, some armed, demand that the state reopen for business. the growing toll on the u.s. economy tonight. and on american families. the new number, nearly 3 million jobless claims last week alone, more than 36 million americans now out of work since this pandemic began. tonight, we re going to take you inside the operation to feed a hatch a million americans. the developing headline tonight on capitol hill. the chair of the senate intelligence committee stepping aside now, a day after an fbi warrant was served to seize his cell phone. senator burr handing over the phone. authorities investigating whether he used inside information to trade stocks be