. >> reporter: jazmin cabrera says she collected bottles and cans for a year to save up $3000 to buy the suv. now, she feels like the world around her has collapsed. >> my kids go to fremont, i have to drive them every day to go to fremont, they're not going to go to school. we have to figure out what will be next. >> reporter: jazmin and her kids moved to oakland about five months ago. at one point they were homeless after she lost her job. >> we are close to being homeless here in oakland. >> reporter: police reports from january 7th , they recorded 547,000 stolen vehicles. that comes out to about 40 stolen cars per day. officers say that is a 51% increase compared with the same period last year. >> it is astounding. it is really hard to believe. >> that is insane. i didn't realize it was that bad. >> while the number is staggering, i wish i could say i was truly surprised. because of the lack of leadership in oakland city government. and, the lack of accountability. >> reporter: officer say there are more stolen vehicles and recorded car break-ins. 10,335. officers admit, most off

jazmine, let's go back to you for a second. i know you are there in iowa.a so i didn't see this coming, is crime. and you are worried about the no cash bail situation because when that happens, your town is kind of soft on criminals. explain why that's important to you out in my beautiful home state of iowa. >> yes. i'm also from norma, illinois and i go to school here. and illinois definitely has real leased the no cash bail. i feel like that is very dangerous and kind of in the nation in general because we're having people, you know, just this segment before this was talking about how fentanyl is a huge crisis when trump was president the fentanyl rates were lower that's one of the reasons why i support him. it's important to reform how the criminal justice system to make sure the people doing the crimes are actually getting getting prosecuted for them. so many lives aren't lost unnecessarily. >> steve: sure. chris, you mentioned a moment ago, because you are a farmer, ag issues are very important to you and right now you are undecided. can you -- when yo

we are joined by panel of everyday but extraordinary americans jazmine deringer, he works two jobs andkaitlin singleton is a mother of three, nonprofit housing site manager and jason brown is co-owner and ceo of 1918 catering. let's start with you, jason, first off, people talk about bidenomics and the economy. today we are -- yesterday we got job numbers. today more numbers. what's the economy look like for you and your business? >> currently right now, the economy is from a revenue standpoint is down. currently right now my client base, my customer base are struggling to find extra disposable income to come out and spend money with small businesses like ours. >> brian: it's interesting. they do say food prices being up, you are buying in bulk, and then people have to spend, so everybody particulars up. teixeira up.do -- partiticks up.we are truly afrae gouging and pricing ourself out of the competition. one of the things we are very mindful of is the current economic climate of the united states of america. and being mindful about customer client base. >> brian: you say you have 15 t

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we spoke earlier to house oversight committee member jazmine crockett who was in the chamber for theng. congresswoman, good to have you on bbc news today. what did you think of what you saw presented today? >> i am not really sure what was presented. there were no fact witnesses brought forward. and i would anticipate in an impeachment inquiry where they are lacking evidence that they would try to bring witnesses that could bring evidence. there witnesses admitted they had no evidence to bring. and in fact, there witnesses admitted that at this point and time there was nothing they had seemed that would lead them to believe there was enough to move forward with anything on the president. unfortunately i felt like this was yet another hearing and oversight in which the taxpayer dollars were wasted. anchor: the man leading this committee, james comer, has said they are using this opportunity to look into more evidence. they also said they have released a timeline ahead of today's hearing that showed influence peddling in the biden family and the biden family and its associates have rec

but there's some great collaborations on the show >> yes we got jazmine sullivan. >> jimmy: ty dolla cool. so we shot it in miami and the director's idea was to basically allow our dancers to free style and be themselves so, the idea was that we told them this was the callback for their audition and they were just out there free styling but we were filming it and then halfway through the song, me and saweetie would surprise them while they were dancing. and we got, like, genuine, authentic reactions from them. it was the amazing >> jimmy: it makes you just smile. it makes you go, "oh, this is so fun." >> they really loved it. we really loved it it was really heartwarming, and we had a good time >> jimmy: yeah, that's what we want can we talk about "the voice." >> yes >> jimmy: season 22, september 19th on nbc. >> i'm in it to win it [ cheers and applause i'm in it to win it. >> jimmy: camila cabello, though >> camila cabello is our newest host >> jimmy: she's brand-new. and she's a friend of the show i know her i know she knows music >> she's very smart. she's very competitive i brou

this 31-year-old jazmine with her mother , california waitress tamara rotala. albert met. of france , he also has a twenty-year-old son, alexander, from a flight attendant from ghana and nicole coste, they met. in the ninety-seventh, during a flight and dreamed of going to paris, they then dated for 6 whole years. now both older children actively communicate with each other and have even become acquainted with the laws of children, albert. there is a joint photo. all four of them , this whole idea, however, does not at all please the prince’s wife they say that the last straw that overflowed her patience was what happened this summer at the annual ball of the charleans red cross. she came face to face with nicole kos for many years, the prince’s mistress and the mother of his eldest son. the princess was infuriated that a woman was invited to the reception who publicly stated that the inhabitants of the principality loved and respected her much more than the charlenkas. the princess decided why she needed the sun of monaco. when she could live in neighboring switzerland an

jazmine sullivan, baby face, john legend, the weeknd, justin bieber, mary j. blige.t them out it is out right now. it is called "off the grid." it's the super bowl of r&b it is one of the greatest combinations of talent put together on an album in history, so it's so great. >> i read that you are going to actually give back the publishing rights to a bunch of artists on your label, which is incredible because it is happening at a moment that those rights are going for a high dollar. >> yes. >> and many people would keep that money for themselves. would you let me into that >> yes right now i'm a person that's asking for change from the world. i'm asking for change from certain institutions for people to evolve. so if i'm asking for that change, i have to be a part of that evolution to look within. so when i look within as a businessman on the other side of artists, i was like, this is the right thing to do. you know it's contracts that were done. you know, 20, 30 years ago things have to evolve. so i think we all have to look within the corporations. everybody in pow

hello i'm jazmin a black woman born in san francisco employed by homeless children's network. i hospital rep rigz and now is the time to take action. well has been many occasions to make this help and no action has been taken. slavery, jim crow, antiblack practice in our criminal and education system robbed black americans of opportunity to build wealth takes a toll on the minds, body and combault of life. seen other groups receive rep recreations the gentleman pulls back for black americans. there is never a bad time to do us right now is the time to take action. >> thank you for sharing your comments. >> hello board. struggling with suicide and anxiety and depression. my w hours dedicated 4 years to black lead and serving organization homeless children's network. the director of mental health services i supported case manager when is have worked hours mitigating financial, housing, food security that the blackface daily due to long lasting trauma. i know the recommendations a request to request androus by invest nothing solutions to the detriment of mental health of the blac

hello i'm jazmin a black woman born in san francisco employed by homeless children's network. i hospital rep rigz and now is the time to take action. well has been many occasions to make this help and no action has been taken. slavery, jim crow, antiblack practice in our criminal and education system robbed black americans of opportunity to build wealth takes a toll on the minds, body and combault of life. seen other groups receive rep recreations the gentleman pulls back for black americans. there is never a bad time to do us right now is the time to take action. >> thank you for sharing your comments. >> hello board. struggling with suicide and anxiety and depression. my w hours dedicated 4 years to black lead and serving organization homeless children's network. the director of mental health services i supported case manager when is have worked hours mitigating financial, housing, food security that the blackface daily due to long lasting trauma. i know the recommendations a request to request androus by invest nothing solutions to the detriment of mental health of the blac