happening again. >> what we want are these planters and these ballards to blend in and not obstructhe ability of people to move down the sidewalk. we just want them to prevent vehicles from ramming into these businesses in order to rob them. >> reporter: the mayor said the union square alliance can use a permit to cover the whole district to put them up. across the bridge in oakland thieves got inside a tobacco shop after ramming into it this morning the owner of lucky 7 cigarettes shared the video of the moment a car went in and people ransacked. the owner said it was the third break in. she does not know how much longer she can go on like this. >> reporter: take a look at this video. at 3:00 this morning thieves used a car to ram through not one but two sets of security gates breaking down the first gate, pulling the car forward to ram through the second gate with a group of thieves converging on the store as soon as the gates were down. stealing dozens of cartons of cigarettes worth tens of thousands of dollars. the owner got an alert from the security company and watched the who

th the $100 million that brian ballard made will be nothing compared to manafort. that will easily be the most powerful nonelected person in d.c. if trump wins. which is a stunning reversal. they will both be convicted felons. >> you and luke have, i mean i urge you all to please read this book. the amount of detail is just incredible. you have conversations and text messages. i know how hard this is to get. can you talk about the process and how you were able to get that? did any of these guys participate? jim probably did not. >> he did not, no. we write about five lobbyists, two are dead and three didn't want to talk to us. as a reporter, when people don't want to talk to you, it doesn't make your job easier but it makes the story better. instead of talking directly to someone, you have to talk to everyone around them, their ex- wives or former girlfriends or former colleagues or college roommates or neighbors and you learn great stories about them. how they grew up, the time their house got a good and how that changed how they felt. and we found these great sto

one of them was brian ballard who is a fundraiser for trump and worked in his campaign in florida. when trump won he moved from tallahassee to d.c.. in just four years as a lobbyist he earned $100 million which is more than anyone has made in that period of time. simply because companies wanted to get the trump, then brian ballard is your guy. >> you wrote how conversely it actually created the spoon, right? because if you didn't know him, you are suddenly the popular guy. >> people in washington know there is influence in the appearance of influence. every republican log is and some democrat lobbyist said i know trump. lots of them didn't. but the ones who did have access got some of the clients. if you are a company paying $500,000 per year just to have a guy or woman have access to trump, it's completely worth it for your business. even if you never use them. just to have a safety net in case something goes wrong. >> do you think you can be accompanied today and i have lobbyists? >> that's a great question. the answer should be no. despite what we write about lobbying, lobbyists

to be our guest at frankfurt airport, cd managed by front bought the this is dw news live from ballard. donald from friday, supporters in new york city. and i just wanted to say a very big hello to a special place, new york and to an incredible arena. madison square garden credit there was a string of controversial statements, has donated from stage to a high profile raleigh to boost his white high speed as we headed into the last week. last full week of campaigning. also coming up george's rolling pro russian party wins parliamentary elections with over 54 percent of the vote. but the countries president projects the results plus bolivia is asked president eva morales says he's survived in this fascination of time. it's a time of soaring tensions between his supporters and those of bolivia is incumbent lead to the high that i'm jack power at. welcome to the show. the us selection is heading into its final week of campaigning. and the rhetoric has been heating up. both candidates for the white house carried out a full schedule of events over the weekend as they seek to build up from th

decides to host a separate barbecue event in your front garden and something like that is happening in ballard. and today was the german town. so it will of choice is hosting an industry summit with business representatives, but doesn't invite his to key ministers. so the finance minister then decides to set up his own summit talking to different business representatives on the very same issue on the very same day. and the fed mind economy minister robot, how big who was left out of both of those gatherings, then writes his own pace or about his ideas without consulting about how to pull germany out if they some very, very serious economic crisis. and this isn't just political bickering, there's really shows the splits that uh, the 3 governing parties are in, at the moment how far they've grown apart. and this is also not the last chapter in this political drama because they're running out of time. many people are already looking at the budget negotiations that are looming. the government needs to fill a whole of some 10000000000 zeros, and they really do need to come together and present a co

and simply because company if companies wanted to get to trump brian ballard, your guy right yeah you guys wrote how conversely it it it actually created boon right because if you did know him you were suddenly. yeah all c-pillar guy on you know yeah right. people in washington know there is there is influence and there's the appearance influence. and so every republic and lobbyist, in fact, some democrat lobbyist, all of them said, oh, i know trump, i know trump. i'm a right and you know, lots of them didn't. but the ones who did have access or were to have access, you got tom declines. right, right, right. and you know, if you're a company space a million or $500,000 a year just to have a guy or woman on your staff who has access to trump is completely worth it for your business, even if you never have to use that person just to have a sort of sort of safety net in case something goes wrong. do you think you can be a company today and have lobbyists? you know, that's another big question because the answer should be no. and despite what we write about lobbying, i mean, lobbies are v

city leaders are saying they are looking into installing trees and ballards in front of stores that would prevent cars from ramming into that. union square alliance says it is frustrating that it has come to this. >> that we have to stand here and have this conversation because people are deciding to drive into our businesses. not only here in san francisco but all over our country. that is odd, that is weird, it is unfortunate. >> sfpd says they are investigating a string of burglaries in the city. >>> city leaders hoping technology will detour crime. the city is rolling out two camera trailers, the goal is to tackle vandalism and robberies in the east ridge business sorb yags corridor. >> they can be moved as the problems move. there is something that we are going to lean into as hard as we can at san jose pd. we are constantly looking for ways to be more efficient through technology >> the cameras are solarpower and have a license plate reader. we will hear from business owners in the area coming up at 8:00 on pix plus. >>> all right, still ahead, women fighting wildfires the push to g

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one of the investigators assigned was veteran homicide detective mike ballard. we knew this could be an endangered person. why the homicide unit when she's barely been missing? kelli bordeaux was not a problem soldier. always contacted her family or friends. and then she just disappears off the face of the earth. breaking news in the case of kelli bordeaux, the fort bragg soldier missing since saturday. andrea canning (voiceover): the disappearance of the beautiful young army medic was now big news and covered extensively by local media, like nbc station wral tv. right now, it's still a missing person case. there is a lot that is not known at this time. andrea canning (voiceover): olivia and mike arrived in fayetteville, where they took a grim meeting at police headquarters. andrea canning: what did you tell them? that we were hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst, and they should do the same thing, too. i remember that at one point, the detectives were trying to take us back to talk to us more, and we were walking into a room and it said "homicide" o

the things we're doing is we want to try to get over a 1000000, maybe 2000000 of the of voters in ballard round states to sign the petition in support of the 1st and 2nd amendment. we're going to be awarding a $1000000.00 to a random weights. if people have signed to sign the petition every day from now until the election this is a way of getting people to vote in swing states. and of course most can definitely afford that which is making a lot. 4 of people angry like the democrats and the justice department, which jumped on this right away. saying that this could be legal though they can be sure yet. it's still a wonder if the departments is also looking in. so those staffers from the british labor party, who are campaigning for hi mila harris right now in the west. and questions remain over who sponsoring about cheerleading squad, and how legal that is. but of course, the law mosque is arguably far more powerful than the u. k. labeled party and also a key figure in the tech space industry, which puts them in a very pretty position. one person, aware of the conversations, said the govern

palestine and my mood is more on the diet situation and all the guys are incent this update from deborah ballard in the center of the strip. right now what we're seeing here almost there is no single health facility running in the northern part of district. all of them have been pushed out of service include a bigger health facility like engine agent hospitals, as well as the out of pocket. that's a very small size of charitable health facility and from the 1st week of the ground invasion of the northern cities of the gods and prevent giovanni refuge account. it was boosted gradually out of service, was the only one that is left. now, in the eve of the, the tox, we're talking about many of the casualties who are lived in the streets, or under rubble or in, in the small, our way is a small car doors in the jump out here. if you can. and the remaining parts of the, the northern part of this trip, without any medical care whatsoever, people are left to bleed to death in the streets. civil defense go have a really seized all of their operators. so we're talking about multi layer challenges right now

the most sympathetic responses came from lieutenant ballard and centrist who just wanted to ignore the whole thing. on the other hand, there are other parts of the trials that subvert such a pessimistic view of the past. newberg to the accusations against him as one of the most surprising. he faced his accusers openly, even though such actions only confirmed suspicions about his character. he also spoke of rights and equality at a time when such talk was deeply suspect in the british army. the loyalty of fowler interest is also remarkable. they knew the rumors about his sexual, but defended him anyway. i think that this dichotomy is completely reflective of homosexuality in the era of the american revolution. male male intimacy was a controversial topic and different people had different opinions about it. some thought that buggery should be put to death and others laughed at them. some ignored them. and others wondered if society might be more tolerant. this difference of opinion is not wholly foreign from our own time, such that i think that the 18th century views of homosexuality ar

the waiting is the latest in the ballard and bosch series. it's about the los angeles police department's open-unsolved unit. it focuses on a case based on the unsolved black dahlia murders of the 1940s. connelly's nearly 40 novels draw from his experience as a crime and courts reporter for the l.a. times. he talked to us about how much he appreciates his fans, how much they love his books, even when they have suggestions for his characters or their plots. it shows that they're really thinking about it, and that you've connected on some level. so it's really quite charming. most of the time when someone says something now, if they come up and say, i got something all wrong, then that might be fighting words. i was going to say he has a good openness to his fans suggestions. you can meet connelly person at book passage in corte madera today or tomorrow at the sebastopol community cultural center. find more details at michael connelly.com. if you don't have a bike, because if you don't have a bike, you ride because it needs a tune up. we have a

you know, we're wondering is are they going to take precautions like maybe put up those ballard saying there you know, there? >> well, there is some type barry and we'll have our camera photo journalist. garrett, kind of zoom in. you can on the other side of the glass door, there's kind of like a metal railing and that was locked that. what's in there? this actually would have gone completely through because we did see repairmen coming early this morning and they pried open that gold gate behind that open. so thankfully that actually did you tear them from actually going all the way if they're going to add and more while we'll have to wait and hear. okay. so they did have something thank you. thank you, michael. r 804, is the time. let's get to some more developing news now where police are searching right now for 4 suspects. >> after a deadly shooting in downtown san jose. so this happened at about 2 in the morning on sunday, right near the intersection of south 3rd street and east fernando street. >> police say the shooting involved 4 men and one victim. that victim was found by poli

the union square alliance put cement ballard's and planters along the sidewalks. >> it will be able to take out an entire district permit and maintain guidelines because what we want are these planters. and these bollards to blend in and to also not obstruct the ability for people to move down the sidewalk. we just want them to prevent vehicles from ramming into these businesses in order to rob them. >> luckily, actually, also michael thomas is out there live on the scene. and he said that that louisville town store actually had this big metal pillar kind of inside the store front and that stop them from getting and also this mess chains thing. but the mayor is hoping that these ballots will be an additional barrier. they're going to be installed as soon as possible. and the city is also providing some financial resources to help pay for them. look at the big planners they already have there, too. police say that there have been no arrests yet made and that louisville time case. >> well, some sad news now from the san francisco forty-niners, the one year-old daughter of cornerbacks var

i ballard in november. you got to get out. you got to tell your people. you've got to mobilize your people. if you want brochures. i have brochures for you that you can give your people whatever the merits of that. there's that question what does the church owe the social political order? what does it owe the government in this case, time of war? what this has come up with the justice done a key book, right? and in both of his recent books in the bibliography essay in which he says there is no history of religion. america and religion in world war one. that's true. it's been a hundred years and counting and we have no history standard history. think about all the military histories we have of world war one. think of the economic histories we have of world war one, the political histories, the biographies. we don't have. a standard comprehensive history of the question of the churches of religion and and the first world war and. that article i sent out if you had time to at it, it's something i wrote about ten or 12 years ago. that's what i'm driving in th

from 1986 to 2019 demand was going in a linear fashion by 1.2 million ballard's a year -- 1.2 millionave recovered since. due to ev and biofuels demand should slow down. demand should reach a peak within the next five years and i think be relatively stable and then start declining slowly. demand should not put prices up too much. the equation is the growth of supply versus the growth of demand. demand is ok for now. there is no issue with demand. dani: we will talking about the -- we were talking about the long-term five-year plan of ev's. it is a market upset it did not get more from china earlier today. assuming the stimulus is where we stand and there is no more added, how does that add to the demand? pierre: this year we grew 800,000 barrels a day demand relative to one million expectations. it was china much below expectations. the simile should bring us back to expectation or slightly higher but it is hard to put a number on it until we see the details. it sounds like we will have more details just after the u.s. election results in a november, when they are supposed to speak ab