the majority of the yardage is are at macarthur boulevard. at this point, we don't know when to tell you when electricity will be fully operational right there in that area. more support in oakland is pouring in for former oakland police chief leronne armstrong. in fact, today , it got deeper. the naacp and other groups gathered around city hall and said they are outraged. >> today we will show oakland not only our voice matters, but our fight is strong and our fight is long and we won't stop . we can't stop until we get what we came for. >> they want him reinstated. mayor sheng thao fired armstrong last wednesday after he was accused of covering up an officer misconduct case. armstrong says he is appreciative of the support to get him reinstated. so, what is next in this story? we are told armstrong's legal team will initiate an appeals process this week. we also, again, reached out to mayor sheng thao's office and she responded with a statement through a spokesperson thing we have no additional comment and would refer you to her remarks fro

we're at the location and a shootout happened among several people on macarthur boulevard. 7 people were injured and after being driven to the hospital by a cousin and a friend. >> mario died that is never showed up. they only showed up with no one. was there. that got to trust for my son to the hospital because there was no help. pretty sure that would have saved my boys and my boy the mass shooting happened. just a half mile away from unity, high school where mario graduated from. >> his principal william nee says his heart dropped when he got the citizen app notification. when you find out like who it is and it's goes from the to stick to like a person. it's just devastating. when oakland police gave an update on the mass shooting, they said looking into the possibility of a gang or group connection with this incident. at that point, the navarro family had to pause grieving and start defending their sons character. but my son, it was not related and games not been. i mean, he like music and he like cars. and so he just point to a music video. and that's not the same as like late in ge

it broke out at the church on macarthur avenue and oakland boulevard. >> as flames appeared to engulf the first black church in the area, the pastor watched hopelessly from across the street. >> i'm at a loss for words. i don't even know what to say. >> the fire was first reported around 11 sunday night outside the first african methodist episcopal church, also known as fame which has deep >> roots in oakland. this church is about the people, about the people of this community, the people of the east bay, the people who love oakland. fame has a strong, rich history and we are about community. >> but it wasn't long until flames spread to the roof and turned into a three alarm fire. >> there was an event that should have ended around 1 p.m.. they are working with the fire department to discuss any issues they've had recently. there should have been no one in the building. >> as daylight broke, church leaders seen removing a few paintings untouched but the view from above shows the grim reality of what is left on the church while the four exterior walls are mostly intact, the roof is des