and i am also the senior pastor at elmhurst united methodist church in east oakland. >> i am the sonthe intermountain west. i was born in salt lake city, grew up in western colorado, college in oregon and graduated from fresno pacific college . >> you are the president? >> i am back as the chair of the lord of trustees . it is such an important place in my life and what i learned there i cannot define myself without that experience . i spent some time in los angeles and since 1989 i have been the pastor at lakeshore avenue baptist church on the corner of the street in oakland. >> 26 years. great . without giving you a memo, you are in red . >> the spirit moves. >> tell us about pentecost. if you were speaking to an audience, a congregation that knew nothing about pentecost, what would you say first? >> and the cost is a time the spirit is moving to empower the people. instead of focusing on jesus, jesus is turning the table around to say, now it is your turn. you take it and run with it the kids we are the hands and the feet and the body in flush of god. >> i like that. >> i think ex

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students at the open door united methodist church decorated posters and t-shirts that said youth are not bulletproof. >>> and there were marches nationwide. these are pictures from the freedom school in knoxville, tennessee. the mayor said she was so impressed by the students. >>> a san francisco carjacking is getting a lot of attention. take a look at the chaos that is happening right here. so a prius is speeding away backwards with the driver's side door wide open. last thursday delivery driver was picking up an order in soma when somebody tried to take off with his prius! two livery drivers chase after the car to try to help, all while the prius driver was chasing after his car and holding onto the food as a youtuber was trying to talk to him. take a listen. >> crime has gotten out of control! let me tell you! people are just robbing individuals write in broad daylight. it is wild out here. san francisco, man, we need to clean this whole situation up. >> keep in mind that when he has gotten attention before, he said this one surprised even him. >> when they saw coworkers getting r

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winds date at first united methodist church in san jose as negotiations continue with city leaders for better pay and staffing. one of the major reasons why i'm here today show sea bass is a senior development officer in the city housing department. she says it's concerning the city can acquire or retain talent. had begun positions on my floor that had been vacant for more than a year. >> if the union does vote to go on strike, 4500 city workers, including those at the airport and parks would be walking off their jobs. it's something that we would like to avoid at all costs mediator. jean cohen with the south bay labor council says the negotiations have not been going well. that workers have been trying very hard to find an agreement with city leadership. and we've asked the mayor to come to the table and find a solution. but instead they're going on vacation in summer break. owen says there are nearly 1000 vacancies at the city. she says the city will have to fill them before trying to act on. mayor matt mahan plans to clean up the city streets. you can't get back to basics and make s

over 6000 conservative congregations of the united methodist church, or about one-fifth of the totalmber in the u.s., of preparing to leave the denomination due to rifts over the role of lgbtqia people in the church. this comes as there's been growing defiance of the church's policies prohibiting same-sex marriage and the ordination of lgbtq people. more conservative members decided to launch the separate global methodist church as states like texas, alabama, kentucky, and ohio have seen the largest number of departures, progressive congregations are expected to propose new church laws that allow same-sex marriage and the ordination of lgbtq people in 2024. and nepal's supreme court has issued a temporary order green lighting the registration of same-sex marriages for the first time. lgbtqia activists and couples across nepal celebrated the decision. >> so far we are very happy. if it becomes permanent, we will be even happier. >> we hope the permanent marriage regulation order will come as soon as possible. things for us will be the same for us as other men and women. that would be

and that begins at 05:30am, tonight at the san jose united methodist church. back to you. >> more bay area tech layoffs are on the way. microsoft, intel and sumo logic inc are among the local tech companies have submitted notices to the california employment development department signaling they were cutting or had already cut jobs. we know intel will cut 21 jobs. sumo will cut 79 all 3 companies have indicated the layoffs will be permanent based on their feelings. developing news now, alameda county is taking another step to try and d crackdown on sideshows. the board of supervisors passing a new law yesterday ground for stephanie justice. joining us live in the newsroom with details on that. tiffany, right? it is now law that those in alameda county caught suspecting a sideshow could face a hefty fine or even jail time under a new law approved by the county board of supervisors on tuesday with this new ordinance makes it illegal to be within 200 feet of a sideshow, which by law is considered to be a gathering of cars that often involve reckless driving or st

. >> union leaders pumping up the crowd when state at first united methodist church in san jose as negotiations continue with city leaders for better and staffing. one of the major reasons why i'm here today show sea bass is a senior development officer in the city housing department. she says it's concerning the city can acquire or retain talent. i've had begun positions on my floor that had been vacant for more than a year. >> if the union does vote to go on strike, 4500 city workers, including those at the airport and parks would be walking off their jobs. it's something that we would like to avoid at all cost me the their gene cohen w'th the south bay labor council says the negotiations have not been going well. that workers have been trying very hard to find an agreement with city leadership. and we've asked the mayor to come to the table and find a solution. but instead they're going on vacation in summer break. owen says there are nearly 1000 vacancies at the city. she says the city will have to fill them before trying to act on. mayor matt mahan plans to clean up the city streets. you c

the united methodist church in atlanta, georgia, that produced doctor martin luther king junior.ay of my life i recited that in church. that is why i stand here and still recite that. those are words to live by for those who have christian faith. that's an affirmation of the principles and beliefs that i have. let me read something else, words that i have lived by in my life. i am an american soldier. i am a warrior and a member of a team. i serve the people of the united states, live the army values. i will always place the mission first. i will never accept defeat, i will never quit, i will never leave a fallen comrade. i am disciplined physically and mentally tough, trained and proficient, my warrior task and drills. i always maintain my arms, my equal and and myself. i'm an expert and a professional. i stand ready to destroy the enemy of the united states of america in close combat. i'm a guardian of freedom and the american way of life. i am an american soldier. those are the words we have to live by. so regardless of the fact i hung up my uniform 19 years ago i still live b

. >> union leaders pumping up the crowd wednesday at first united methodist church in san jose as negotiationser pay and staffing. one of the major reasons why i'm here today show sea bass is a senior development officer in the city housing department. she says it's concerning the city can acquire or retain talent. i've had begun positions on my floor that had been vacant for more than a year. >> if the union does vote to go on strike, 4500 city workers, including those at the airport and parks would be walking off their jobs. it's something that we would like to avoid at all costs mediator. jean cohen with the south bay labor council says the negotiations have not been going well. that workers have been trying very hard to find an agreement with city leadership. and we've asked the mayor to come to the table and find a solution. but instead they're going on vacation in summer break. owen says there are nearly 1000 vacancies at the city. she says the city will have to fill them before trying to act on. mayor matt mahan plans to clean up the city streets. you can't get back to basics and make s

what's going to happen is they're inviting hundreds of union workers to san jose united methodist churches, which is right across the street from city hall and they will teach them what they can and cannot do during a strike. this is news to them because the city of san jose, they have not seen a strike from city workers and more than 2 decades. they are striking to get the city of san jose to hire more people. and we're talking airport workers, librarians maintenance workers. they claim they are so severely understaffed at this point that they are working 8 to 14 hour days forced to work overtime even when they refuse overtime because they want to spend the time with their family members. but because they're so understaffed, they are told that they have to work and that is cutting into the quality of life. they're hoping that the city of san jose can get back to the bargaining table. those 2 sides, the unions and the city they have been working for months on a new resolution but so far new contract, i should say, but no resolution as of this morning. and that is why they're teaching peopl

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. >> union leaders pumping up the crowd wednesday at first united methodist church in san jose as negotiationser pay and staffing. one of the major reasons why i'm here today show sea bass is a senior development officer in the city housing department. she says it's concerning the city can acquire or retain talent. i've had begun positions on my floor that had been vacant for more than a year. >> if the union does vote to go on strike, 4500 city workers, including those at the airport and parks would be walking off their jobs. it's something that we would like to avoid at all costs mediator. jean cohen with the south bay labor council says the negotiations have not been going well. that workers have been trying very hard to find an agreement with city leadership. and we've asked the mayor to come to the table and find a solution. but instead they're going on vacation in summer break. owen says there are nearly 1000 vacancies at the city. she says the city will have to fill them before trying to act on. mayor matt mahan plans to clean up the city streets. you can't get back to basics and make s

they're inviting a lot of their workers to go to san jose united methodist church tonight, starting atk in the evening what they will do and this will be spearheaded by their union, says to teach them how to behave during a strike, what they can and cannot do their rights. should they go on strike now the city and the workers. they've been trying to work on a new contract for months now. but those talks have stalled to the point where that contract actually expired just a few weeks ago. the workers, they're very upset, not that they are not happy with having a job. they're saying it's quite the opposite that they're working too much. 8 to 14 hour days. and the reason why they're saying that is because they want the city to hire more people. the city right now. and that's an issue that the city has to work out. the city cannot or will not hire more people. and according to the union that is forcing those workers that under staff workers to work longer hours to the point where they can't have their own lives and they can spend time with their families. so they're actually trying to possi

and that begins at 05:30am, tonight at the san jose united methodist church. back to you. thanks a lot. well. >> 906, is the time in contra. costa county health is investigating another chemical release from the martinez refinery. this one involves a chemical called petroleum coke dust and the release happened tuesday around 8 o'clock in the morning yesterday. and the biggest thing you need to know is to avoid this chemical dust because i can be dangerous, although the health officials are optimistic. it's not a hazardous situation. they still want people to be cautious. >> covid is material and is carbon and nitrogen. there could also be has of the refining process, trace metals and other. camels are constituents inside of this material. and that is the exact reason why i'm here to way to dallas is. >> the coldest is described as being sore like fine. ash looks like soot and they say you should avoid inhaling it. if you see it, you can remove it with water. they are out there collecting samples from different areas of martinez as well as responding to calls from citizens

about 200 people to attend strike school right across the street from city hall that san jose united methodist church. they have been working without a contract for a few weeks now and actually ended at the end of june. and they're looking for a new contract for about 4500 workers. they're not asking. they claim for more money. they're asking for more help. and the reason being, they say because they're so understaffed, they're always being asked to work overtime their days can last anywhere between 8 and 14 hour days. and that takes away time from their family and friends and they hope the city hires more people, things light, airport workers, people who answer 9-1-1, calls maintenance workers librarians. you're right. you name that's probably a job in san jose that they're looking to fill. and right now the city of san jose has not fielded according to the union and they're hoping that they get back to the bargaining table and try to find some way to entice people to come to work. >> for the city of san jose and not asked the current employees to do the heavy lifting. this is new for them, d

took a new posting as the pastor of the readers united methodist church.was about two hours away from his old church. nate said his mother was homesick first. >> she was upset initially. just being so far away from not only myself, but also the rest of her family, as well. >> he says betty found comfort in a.b.'s congregation. they were happy to welcome her. the always fun and happy pastor's wife. >> she was always doing something. >> samantha had attended sunday school at the church from the time she was knee-high. she remembers how close the pastor and his wife use to be. >> the church members would say, oh, betty and a.b. don't do anything apart. they are always together. >> that is how life went for the next years. death was stalking the pastor yet again. >> we came down the road and spotted a vehicle. >> it was a warm july night, sometime close to 2:00 a.m. stanley dickerson and his girlfriend were driving down the road when they noticed a pt cruiser off the show dirt, jammed against the guardrail. >> there was smoke. we slowed up next to the vehicle.

and then the many parents and also pine united methodist church, who supported for the abc preschool for 43 years since abc was established. thank you. mark schaller, for recommending me for the commendation and arranging this wonderful celebration for me. and they thank you for many people attending to this event, i would especially like to say a big thank you to my best supporter, my husband, dan enough and then my family members. thank you so much for everything. congratulate thank you. amos elgato. madam clerk, let us go to our 3 p.m. special orders given that supervisor safai is not in the chambers, would you please read items 43 and 44 together? items 43 and 44 together? this is a public hearing to consider objections to a report of delinquent real property transfer tax and directing transmission of said report to the comptroller and tax collector for collection and deposit into the general fund. item 44. this is the resolution to confirm the report of delinquent real property transfer tax and it is my understanding that there is no report. and so item 44 should be tabled. but

and then the many parents and also pine united methodist church, who supported for the abc preschool for 43 years since abc was established. thank you. mark schaller, for recommending me for the commendation and arranging this wonderful celebration for me. and they thank you for many people attending to this event, i would especially like to say a big thank you to my best supporter, my husband, dan enough and then my family members. thank you so much for everything. congratulate thank you. amos elgato. madam clerk, let us go to our 3 p.m. special orders given that supervisor safai is not in the chambers, would you please read items 43 and 44 together? items 43 and 44 together? this is a public hearing to consider objections to a report of delinquent real property transfer tax and directing transmission of said report to the comptroller and tax collector for collection and deposit into the general fund. item 44. this is the resolution to confirm the report of delinquent real property transfer tax and it is my understanding that there is no report. and so item 44 should be tabled. but