so was bishop bob jackson. the senior pastor of gospel church that helped build the apartments but also 59 affordable housing units across international boulevard >> so people can see east oakland can be as beautiful as downtown oakland. the people in east oakland deserve to have a nice clean beautiful place to live. >> i come and sit out here sometimes and just watch. but i am so thankful, you know, so i just sit here and be like, yes, i am thankful. very thankful. >> she calls it a blessing to be able to live here. not just for her but her daughter who almost did not go to college when the family was still homelesses >> she is like i am not leaving my mom. you know. she had a stroke, she got my siblings. i am not going to college. no, yes, you are. we are going to be okay. >> reporter: all of there from her home that she thought she would never baible to live in as thousands of others still hold out hope >> for those who are on the list do not give up, do not give up. stay positive. never give up. never give

so was bishop bob jackson, senior pastor of acts full gospel church which not only helped build cherry hill apartments but also 59 affordable housing units across international boulevard. >> so people can see east oakland can be as beautiful as downtown oakland and the people in east oakland deserve to have a nice, clean, beautiful place to live. >> i come sit out here sometimes and just watch, but i'm so thankful. i sit here and be like yes, i'm thankful, very thankful. >> reporter: lachanda calls it a blessing to live here, not just for her, but for her daughter who almost didn't go to college when the family was still homeless. >> she kind of like i'm not leaving my mom. she had a stroke. she got my siblings. i'm not going to college. so yes, you are. we'll be okay. >> reporter: all this from her home that she thought she'd never be able to live in as thousands of others still hold out hope. >> for those who are homeless, do not give up. do not give up. stay positive and never give up. never give up. >> bishop jackson says the original idea behind the project came about when housing

. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson also spent the day waiting to learn more about what might be happening, but he said it does feel like another had setback in a time when the city already faces a good deal of uncertainty. >> what is going on in the city of oakland? i just think it's something very, very bizarre because really i'm not sure who would lead the city if something were to happen to the mayor. who would take over the city? what do we have to take over the city? >> i think what leadership, we can't allow it to become a distraction. we have to focus on what is in front of us right now. >> reporter: topping that list for the council member was the budget. you heard her mention the shooting last night. this sort of becomes another layer of challenge for the city of oakland right now and everyone sort of waiting to hear what comes next. you mentioned the real political subtext here is the recall, which is now underway. i was talking with one sort of individual on the progressive end of the political spectrum in oakland and their reaction just to the news was this was the last thing

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>>bishop bob jackson with the accessible gospel church sees the impacts of crime every day and his community it really hit home when he received this terrifying news, >>1 of the young men that are that go to the church pastor. he went to the movies last night coming out of the movies. he was shot and just to grace of god. he wasn't killed. >>so when he hears about potential cuts to public safety, he worries about how much worse crime could get >>going, an order is has to be restored. in the city of oakland. in the lawlessness is just going too far, >>according to the oakland police officers association. there are 2 scenarios 1 would trim the force down. to 678 from 712 officers or all the way down to 628. >>yeah. can't >>see a solution on how >>we can even >>affectively. handle >>crimes. uh, and respond to calls >>in the city. >>a president who in win argues the department has lower staffing levels than it did 25 years ago, when there was 50,000. fewer residents. >>asking whether it's difficult for a police officer to work here. difficult for citizens to live in the city. and that's the ques

cherry hill, but she had a lot of people, bishop bob jackson with the acts full gospel church of god in christ played a pivotal role in transforming the property. so people could see that he still could be as beautiful people that he's have a nice, clean, beautiful place mayor sheng thao was also in attendance and talked about the importance of not just cherry hill but more affordable housing. this is not the last project that this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland. >> it is policy were other ways. >> according to mayor thao, there are 11 other housing projects in the works for oakland. the city is hoping that a regional bond measure put forward by the bay area housing finance agency passes in november to help pay for future ground breakings. that has the potential to provide an ongoing source of funding. >> for the production of preservation of affordable housing throughout the region. this is not the first affordable housing project built on international boulevard in oakland. >> 55 units are also dedicated to low-income families directly across the street from max

and bishop bob jackson of the oakland naacp agrees. without the police, without the law, it's even going to be worse. lawlessness. but mayor tao is fighting back today. she's reaching out via her newsletter with a video link to yesterday's news conference. i want to be crystal clear. i have done nothing wrong. also in the newsletter, tao promises, quote, i will remain focused on supporting the city council this week as they vote to pass a balanced budget. we will complete the transaction for the sale of the coliseum property to the african american sports entertainment group, and we will continue to address crime head on. burton gives tao a chance to survive all the turmoil, but it's an uphill fight. something major could happen. she could step up to the plate and be viewed as the leader we need. i think we can all like, say, you know, she doesn't have a really good chance of beating back a recall at this point. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. there's also a shakeup in the alameda county district attorney's office. the top deputy f

bishop bob jackson with the acts full gospel church of god in christ played a pivotal role in transformingo people could see that he still could be as beautiful people in these have a nice, clean, beautiful place mayor sheng thao was also in attendance and talked about the importance of not just cherry hill but more affordable housing. this is not the last project that this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland. >> it is we policy were other ways. >> our according to mayor thao, there are 11 other housing projects in the works for oakland. the city is hoping that a regional bond measure put forward by the bay area housing finance agency passes in november to help pay for future ground breakings. that has the potential to provide an ongoing source of funding. >> for the production of preservation of affordable housing throughout the region. that was rob nesbitt reporting. this is not the first affordable housing project built on international. 55 units are also dedicated to low-income families directly across the street from the actuary hill apartments. alright, weather time he

. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson also spent the day waiting to learn more about what might be happening does feel like another setback in a time when the city already faces a good deal of uncertainty. >> what is going on in the city of oakland? i just think it's -- something very, very bizarre. because really i'm not sure who would lead the city if something were to happen to the mayor. who do we have to take over the city. >> i think with leadership we can't allow it to become a distraction, we have to focus on what's in front of us right now. >> reporter: a big budget deficit a lot of questions about public safety and the list of challenges facing oakland is already long. the political context here of course is obviously the recall. i spoke with someone on the progressive end of politics in oakland about this today. and their first reaction was this is the last thing the mayor needed and now everyone just waits to learn more about what's happening and where oakland goes from here. >> well, last night, the oakland naacp released a statement saying the raids have left a cloud hanging ov

. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson with the acts full gospel church sees the impacts of crime every day in his community. it really hit home when he received this terrifying news. >> one of the young men that are -- that go to the church i pastor, he went to the movies last night and coming out of the movies he was shot and just the grace of god he was not killed. >> reporter: when he hears about potential cuts to public safety, he worries about how much worse crime could get. >> law and order has to be restored in the city of oakland. the lawlessness is just gone too far. >> reporter: according to the oakland police officers association, there are two scenarios, one would trim the force down to 678 from 712 officers or all the way down to 628. >> i can't see a solution on how we can even effectively handle crimes and respond to calls in our city. >> reporter: opoa president nguyen argues. when there were 50,000 fewer residents. >> asking what is difficult for a police officer to work here? it's -- difficult for citizens to live in the city. and that's the question that we have to ask o

so was bishop bob jackson, the senior pastor of acts full gospel church which not only helped to buildhe cherry hill apartments, but also 59 affordable housing units across international boulevard. >> so people can see that east oakland can be as beautiful as downtown oakland. and the people in east oakland deserve to have a nice, clean, beautiful place to live. >> i come sit out here sometimes. and just watch. but i'm so thankful, you know, so i just sit here and just be like yes. i'm thankful. very thankful. >> reporter: lachanda calls it a blessing to be able to live here. not just for her, but for her daughter, who almost didn't go to college when the family was still homeless. >> she kind of like -- i'm not leaving my mom. you know? she had a stroke. she got my siblings. i'm not going to college. so -- you know, yes, you are. we're going to be okay. >> reporter: all this from her home that she thought she'd never be able to live in. as thousands of others still hold out hope. >> for those who are on listings, do not give up. do not give up. stay positive. and never give up. never

so was bishop bob jackson the senior pastor of acts full gospel church which also 59 affordable housinguniversities across international boulevard. >> so people can see that east oakland can be as beautiful as downtown oakland. and the people in east oakland deserve to have a nice, clean, beautiful place to live. >> i come sit out here sometimes. and just watch. but i'm so thankful, you know, so i just sit here and just be like yes. i'm thankful. very thankful. >> reporter: she calls it a blessing to be able to live here. not just for her, but for her daughter. who almost didn't go to college when the family was still homeless. >> she kind of like -- i'm not leaving my mom. you know? she had a stroke. she got my siblings. i'm not going to college. so -- you know, yes, you are. we're going to be okay. >> reporter: all this from her home. that she thought she'd never be able to live in. as thousands of others still hold out hope. >> for those who are on listings, do not give up. do not give up. stay positive. and never give up. never give up. >> good advice right there. wish orb jackson s

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so get a chance of to with this is glenda jackson, the list of civil war. this is joe, can i get bob from the bottom of something for me to pick up what's i'm able to do with the news, your seniors, the wheelchair, the seat, there's to graduate, the channels that are available to to, to move the door. but with that, but i can actually of course i'm gonna do to see it and they get in there. they just don't comfortable to lose nothing beyond it. just put this new mark according to the story. now can you tell me the children, elizabeth tasha for the beginning of, of the show me will be stored in the queue for the student. those things definitely because they had to ship a gift, shift maintenance of the machine and you're going to have those submitted in each post on the shipping energies and the end of the course of the actual technical support. se costa mesa was finding a device for us to place. i'll go in and put the video and they will design to search the pushing the alternate typing it say toilet to here until the p. i've said that they're going to have that as a so this will data.

bob barr of georgia. the democrats on that committee. chuck schumer. new york. bobby scott. virginia. zoe lofgren, california. sheila jackson lee of texas. and mel watt of north carolina. the other committee that was part of that government reform and oversight subcommittee on, national security, chaired by bill zeliff, new hampshire. bob erlich, maryland. steve schiff, new mexico. ileana ros-lehtinen of florida. john mica of florida. peter blute, republican of massachusetts. its mark souder of indiana. john shadegg of arizona. the democrats. karen thurman, florida. bob wise, west virginia. gene taylor, mississippi. carrie meek, florida. tom lantos, california. louise slaughter of new york and gary condit of california. what do you remember about the 1995 hearings, mr. jackson? there was a manifestation of what had happened in 1994. those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the house. like i said, they were more conservative. they were harder edged. they had intense support from gun rights groups. and also, frankly, some support from anti-government groups. gingrich and his allies us

bob. certainly, the neighbors have to be wondering what's happening there as well. our investigative unit reporter, jaxon van derbecken joins us now on the phone. and jackson, we understand at e fbi agents also searched several other properties, including another home. what can you tell us about that second home? well, that home was is cow waste solutions, which is a recycling provider of the city of oakland. is a 's an interesting connection. there at was considered accusations b, of money laundering back several years ago, but we don't really know what happened with that. and so right now, it's still unclear whether that, address what role it might have had with that person who owns that house may have had with the mayor, the accusations of campaign money laundering, didn't seem to go very far back in 2019, 2020, when they were first lodged. and do you know if there is any, you know, relationship between that person whose home was searched and mayor sheng thao? well, a family members and people who know each other. she had a representative, there's a on the executive, she was the executive , the director of the vietnamese chamber of commerce. she may be

pastor bishop bob jackson. who has seen oakland change over the years. in just a few minutes, but 1st a look at your news headlines. san jose police say a suspected gang member shot a man in his wife. inside their car. this happened back in march of mclaughlin. avenue. police arrested this man 29 year old salvador rodriguez. the couple survived. crews are getting the upper hand on a 20 acre fire near the ultimate altamont pass by grant line road. this is time lapse video from the alert wildfire cameras, cal fire says they have stopped forward progress that fire is 60% contained. and heads up for bart commuters. red lines. out of service for emergency track repairs maintenance field 19th street this morning. bart riders traveling no break. transfer. trains. and macarthur. and take the yellow line. stations. are still open. political rivals in the san francisco mayoral race are coming together to support a 400 0 0 bond measure. london breed and supervisor aaron peskin say the money would go toward things like public safety and road repairs as well as homel