that is a separate project from the proposed waterfront ballpark. as concerns about the coliseum deal that it may violate the surplus lands act. that law requires such land to be first considered for affordable housing and to first negotiate with other public agencies. >> we have a robust affordable housing plan. >> reporter: in a text, the city council president said the lawsuit would ensure that the future of the project won't be clouded by accusations of failing to follow the surplus lands act. they were hoping any issues could be resolved outside of court. >> we sit down and negotiate and we forge a beautiful future for this piece of land that will serve generations of east oakland for many years to come and that certainly will include affordable housing. >> reporter: the a's and alameda county can't continue -- can continue negotiating that they can't make any deals. >>> it turned out to be a beautiful day out there. plenty of sunshine and great air quality. not a big fire danger he danger day. a big difference from last week. this trough is lin

. >> reporter: this is a beloved part of the giants ballpark. ns tread lightly if you are planning to make the changes, but the giants said that they will be good for the games and the environment. they are having a major off- season renovation of the coast. including a waterfront park and protections against sea level rise. >> i think that san francisco's kind of a pioneer for sustainability. we are trying to incorporate that. especially the ballpark. >> reporter: this is an early sight of what a makeover might look like. there also be a kayak launching area. >> there is a sense of community. paddle boards. and that community -- >> reporter: they are planning a large commercial development with residential towers. those plans have not yet been released. fans caution. they praise the environmental protections, built into the new design. >> the water rises, really really high. and, those nice when you are biking, global warming is like very clear. right? it is pretty wild. if we can get ahead of that, i am all for. >> reporter: was again, those re

the game. and everybody walked out of that ballpark. and it was extremely orderly. everybody very quiet and very orderly. we just walked out, wasn't going to happen. no cheering, no joy, no anything. everybody left. >> and what were the next couple of days that ensued when we really got a grasp of how horrific what had happened was? what were those next few days like? >> i was working at kntv, the old kntv on park avenue. they were sending me down to santa cruz a lot. and down there it was flattened. we're looking at more scenes from the game that night. oh, man, never forget it. santa cruz was flattened. it doesn't get as much publicity as perhaps 880 collapsing or the marina district, but santa cruz was flattened. the downtown was just laid flat. i was down there a lot talking to the business owners and the community. and they were talking about coming back, and there was nothing -- there was nothing there. this whole square block. >> you're right. we don't hear that much about that. >> you don't. and they came back. they were talking it, and they were doing it. an

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but it is in the ballpark. we will keep an eye on this one. you can see over in the east bay.rancisco hit 66 degrees. right now the numbers are still in the 60s and 70s. here's how it looks in the future cast. that high pressure system sets off of shore. temperatures will be in the 80s inland. we begin on the cool side. and then we warm up into the mid-80s inland. the clouds will keep us mild along the shoreline. it is going to begin to get a little toasty. for tomorrow, let's transition. 70s around the bay, 80s inland. it will be breezy. temperatures 80, 80s inland. in the extended forecast. the winds are going to be a factor. it looks like it is going to be wednesday and thursday. up to 45 miles per hour in the upper elevations. by the way, if you're curious about the first photos. that is the 7.9 earthquake that hit near tokyo in 1923. we will be back after the break. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto wit

some people in the crowd were booing the president big screen in the ballpark the first time president trump to a washington sports event he shared a luxury box with house majority leader kevin. >>> we continue to follow the latest on the fires, power outages, evacuations and dramatic video of the kincaid fire >>> firefighters working 24- hour shifts trying to put out the kincaid of fire. what a were saying about the physical and emotional toll of battling the flames.

that's where the ballpark is now and that's where the a's play.n is in return they want the city to drop its lawsuit that has blocked the a's from buying the county's share of that same spread. they want to get control of the whole site. it's a mega million dollar project. and one that's not without controversy. it's public land, is it a sweetheart deal oow is it going? we asked oakland city council members what they thought of this latest offer. let's hear what they have to say. >> i support the oakland a's staying in the city of oakland, certainly welcome the negotiation process. i think we're in the right direction. >> it's public land. so we -- it should be used in a way that maximizes the needs for the public for the residents of oakland. >> we need each other m they need ustogrow a team. we need them to help grow a city. >> they both need each other. there's also major league baseball in play here. major league baseball is not happy with the lawsuit that the city filed saying it's disruptive. it could lead to problems. they wan it off the t

able to feed themselves are now picking through rubbish in the hopes of earnings and living on the ballpark al-jazeera. now an activist who was jailed for rioting in hong kong 3 years ago is back in court for an appeal hearing a large crowd gathered outside the high court in support of edward leyland he was sentenced to 6 years in prison for his part in a violent clash with police the hearing comes at a time when hong kong is being group i'm not so demonstrations focused on what the protesters say is the growing influence of mainland china in the territories affairs. but china has announced the u.s. decision to impose visa restrictions on a number of its officials over beijing's alleged treatment mistreatment of muslim minorities earlier washington blacklisted 28 chinese companies that develop facial recognition technology saying it's being used to repress we get muslims.

did not fall into the trap. >> no, i'm smarter than that. >> appreciate you joining us here at the ballpark all right, thanks. >> his 22nd world series. and tension building here in d.c. ahead of tonight's game five on fox with the astros having tied the series two games apiece. back to you guys. gillian: thanks for that that, howie. you can catch the opening pitch tonight on fox at 8:07 p.m. eastern. leland: firefighters in california still battling the kincaide fire. right now 180,000 people are out of their homes. dan springer on the ground. hi, dan. >> reporter: and, leland, with back to back deadly fires the last two years, it seems like most people are heeding those warnings to get out. that story coming up. ♪ ♪ ty trades? um ah, i'll look into it. lisa jones! hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? laughs/umm.. and do i get my fees back if i'm not happy? like a satisfaction guarantee? ugh. schwab! oh right, i'm calling schwab. thanks carl! wait, lisa! lisa... are you getting commission free trades and a satisfaction guarantee? if not, talk to schwab. a modern app

but hey, you would be inside the ballpark and cost you $25 to $30 or standing room only. the a's battled their way to get to hosting a playoff game. announcing that nie will start on the mound tonight. five starts back off the injured list he is 4 and 0 with a 9122 era. after two losses on the road the team is feeding off the energy of 56,000 fans. >> suggest we do play well here. i know, we've had this game a couple times on the road that hadn't worked out for us. >> i heard stories about the coliseum and how awesome it is in the postseason. i'm looking forward to, you know, that huge crowd pulling for us, so the yanks like it was last year. >> reporter: even though you can get sick tickets for $25 to 30 bucks, after all, it e rst kes it the hottest ticket to an a's game they've seen in years. the average ticket price is $134. first pitch is 5:09 coming up at 5:30 i will talk about a lawsuit that may jeopardize the future of oakland athletics, catching the mayor off yard. jackie ward. >> we love the jacket, thanks for reporting out there, see you in a little bit. >> jacki

the reason is safety and possibly make the ballpark more hitter friendly. the giants, a's and rays are the only threeleague ball teams that bullpens located on the field of play. the giants' team president said he does not expect the move will radically change the look of the ballpark . >>> this is interesting. parts of the golden gate bridge are going for sale as limited- edition pieces of furniture. golden gate furniture company has made several, handcrafted tables, headboards and lamps on the original steel removed from the golden gate bridge. it's made from sections of the pedestrian handrail that were removed during the bridge's handrail replacement in 1993. the company plans to feature and sell some of the features pieces added house in the bayview district of san francisco october 19 and 20th. >> will have to see how much this will cost. i'm guessing they will not be cheap. >> and thin out will not be light. >> with that's pretty cool. little piece of the just like people have old seats from candlestick. >> don't you have something from the cal's memo

advanced caution about tinkering with the part of the ballpark that they hold deer. >> when there but there is a king tied, the water level is really, really high. so if they are doing things to get have that, i am all for it. >> reporter: renovations are expected to start a little bit later this month. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> a santa cruz pilot barely made it out of life. when his engine cut out near modesto, highway 99. it was the runway of last resort. we spoke to the pilot who was lucky to escape the plane before burst into flames. >> reporter: like the old saying goes, any landed that you can walk away from is a good one. the pilot said that one thing that was on his mind was to not injure anyone on the ground. september 27th, 2019. why do you think you survived? >> really somebody high up. >> reporter: a bay area pilot with 25 years experience. he was flying in trekkie friday night. the recorded past shows that he was just one hour into flights, near modesto when the engine died. traffic control told him he should try to land the plane at the modesto airport, 15 miles away.

the a's plan to build a new water front ballpark and develop the site. the city said state law requires all public land be offered for affordable housing first. a judge agreed and put a temporary stop to the sale of the a's. >> this was not something we were expecting. we were planning for a playoff game this week. >> governments should be working together, not fighting each other. >> the a's president wanted to develop affordable housing on the coliseum site so the two sides might be able to work this out. >>> okay. it started with a boulders on clinton park and now some people in san francisco are targeting other areas they call hostile architecture designed to keep away the homeless. embedded withan fncisco with a new development in this ongoing story, that is right. we'll hoe -- we'll show you the issue here on valencia in front of the store front. there are rocks cemented down to the sidewalk. much smaller than the ones on clinton park but much more permanent. the women who run this center said there is no need to protest these. small rocks secure t

new ballpark plan forward. the sweetened deal the te just offered the city. >>> when an asteid heads toward earth, will be be ready? new technology in the bay area. kpix 5 news at 6 starts right now. >>> we have crews working to get you the latest information on these power outages. here is a look at the number of customers impacted by the shot off and this could be just the beginning. pg&e announced that could be around the safety shutoffs this weekend covering a much wider area. >> there could be another round of safety shot off center early next week. >> as far as this particular outage, the weather forecast confirms the decision to shut down the power. they say once the winds die down, they will work to begin restoring electricity beginning tomorrow afternoon. pg&e ceo reported one of their employees working in glenn county was attacked. their vehicle was hit by a pellet gun. we will go to ondrea live in the city of oakville in napa county. ondrea? >> reporter: i'm here along the silverado trail and i can tell

they are concerned the ballpark will up root the community. >> we need to make sure we have in writing, in writing legally binding that there will be good jobs, affordable housing. >> today's meeting was at the united methodist church. >>> it a new era for the warriors, fans packed into the chase center to see the first game in the new arena. fans and players settled into their new home. the warriors lost, fans were excited to see the new digs. greg joins us live with more on how the debut went today. >> it wasn't the result that fans were looking for. the important thing was fans and players got to experience an historic game at chase center. for some the a huge surprise. >> walking into all this. the fist ever warrior game at the new chase center and having no idea what you were going to experience. >> i was assuming they would play where the giants play. we were lost until we got here. it's really amazing. >> they had no idea the warriors had a new home. upon seeing the colors of blue be gold, pounding sound from around, it was overwhelming. >> i've >> not all seats were f but the a

that is a separate project from the waterfront ballpark. the city council has concerns about the proposed policy on deal and concerned that it may violate the surplus lands act. that requires such land to be first considered for affordable housing and to negotiate with other public agencies. >> it interrupts the affordable housing plan. >> reporter: the city council president said the lawsuit would ensure that "the future of the project won't be clouded by accusations of failing to follow the surplus lands act." they were hoping any issues could be resolved outside of court. >> we sit down and negotiate and we forge a beautiful future for this piece of land that will serve generations of oak lenders for many years to come and that will include affordable housing. >> the a's and the county can keep negotiating but they can't finalize anything and the next hearing is next month. >>> juul said it has dropped its support for proposition c. that is the ballot measure seeking to overturn a citywide ban on e-cigarette sales. proposition c will appe

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and as terry was mentioning at the stadium, the ballpark, rather, the shaking didn't seem that bad. and that goes to really prove the point about wlik faction and how in san francisco and oakland the ground is not as inherently un unstable because there's a lot of mud deposits around the bay and thatook it up know, it that creates one of the largest earthquake dangers around the bay and really amplifies the shaking. let's move to the earth picture in the satellite weather picture we have rainfall to the north, looks impressi by the time it gets here. it's already beginning to break up. let's unfold the layers for you. we'll take a look at 11:30 at night. maybe a hit and miss shower santa rosa novato right at point reyes. 2:00 in the morning could see a little more orthd. right near the coast. also the peninsula. but once again very light and hit and miss by 6:30 in the morning maybe a few drops down toward san jose. otherwise, as we push through thursday's forecast we'll get rid of the cloud cover. the sun will come back out and temperatures will warm up a few degrees. let's get you

able to feed themselves are now picking through rubbish and the hopes of earnings and living on the ballpark. now couples the largest historic park has reopened after lying in return for almost 3 decades the gardens that tells the tune where the front line in afghanistan civil war and now they're part of a larger restoration project reports from kabul. are unlucky below got engaged in june teaches they come to chill sitting garden for dates 3 times a week. that i think it is nice for a picnic and a pleasant place for men and women to enjoy time together without any harassment just attorneys cobbles largess to store public garden it just reopened to the public this summer it had laid in ruins for 26 years after was heavily damaged in the war and you can still see signs of their conflicts on the walls of the buildings. before the civil war it was peacefully but during the civil war they destroyed it it wasn't pieces still during the war i came your i would walk and jog around the garden for exercise i never stopped. in the ninety's this was the frontline. has lived opposite the garden all his

i've just had some wonderful experiences and i've enjoyed seeing not only in the ballpark within the downtown area also. jackie robinson has always been one of my heroes so i just want to say thank you. you said it was very accurate and i thought it was, too. i enjoyed watching them and everything. i remember the integration of the stadium. there were so many african-americans that came to watch and that they there wasn't a chance but to integrate the stadium because blacks had previously been made to sit over on the third-base side section. >> host: lary, and do you remember hearing from people who were opposed to the integration of baseball and integration of the stadium etc.? >> caller: yes, yes. very much so. >> host: what were some of the tmments? >> guest: well, you know they started with the schools and woprotested that and they would make comments like you know, they can't be happy, now they want to integrate our baseball park, now they want to integrate them into the army and all this stuff, so it was really sad. i would like to say we are over that now that we go through th

. >> that went right past the ballpark along the embarcadero into north beach.t's hard to remember, as we were kids, that double-decker freeway was there for all those years. >> every time i go through a tunnel, go over a bridge -- >> you think about it. >> you think what would happen. >>> our weather forecast as we move into that, we are going to see some changes here as we head throughout the next couple of days. let's start you off right now with a look at our satellite/radar picture. we did have a few quick passing showers. very early this morning. i wanted to show you that has cleared on out. we picked up .03 in half moon bay. anywhere from santa rosa to san jose, we picked up .01 of an inch. that's the first rainfall for october. certainly, nothing to brag about. but at least good to get on the board with some sort of rainfall totals. i think as we start off tomorrow morning, we're mostly clear here for a lot of the bay area. little bit of cloud cover moving in with that sunshine. 49 for the south bay. over to the tri-valley, you're at 51. going down to th

an awful long time for them with loads of fans in washington that are going to be watching at the ballpark and when this series goes back to washington on friday night, they will be split one game all will be great for them if they can go to 2—0 up, but without a doubt they are the underdog but they are a wonderful story. they certainly are. read at the heart of the action there in houston for us. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, the deputy political editor, daily mail and political writer and academic, maya goodfellow. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the financial times and it leads with those crunch brexit votes, in which borisjohnson won the backing of mps for his deal, but was defied over his timetable. brexit is in purgatory, roars the telegraph quoting jacob rees—mogg, the leader of the house, following those votes by mps. mps have ruined hopes of leaving the eu by the end of the month by their "dithering", so s

. >> what will it be like at the ballpark ? >> nice. 70. 509. 50 9 pm first pitch. raise and the a's. i don't see anything. even the temperatures bumping up little they will be below average for this time of year. we probably get to average or above by the we can. citi, 66. that would be the warmest time since last thursday. you been stuck around 62-64. the normal is 70. another day of belanother syste the north. nothing compared to the system we just had but that will keep us from warming up. it's cold. very cold readings. 20s, 30s and 40s from the pacific northwest into northern california and here but not as cold. 38 at napa airport. look for a lot of sunshine today. temperatures bumping up a bit. they will ease back a little tomorrow. 60s and 70s on the temps today. sal is here. still quiet? >> still quiet. this time of morning you have to check . you never know what could happen. right now we are off to a nice start if you are traveling in solano county. we will start there and talk about 80 westbound. vallejo to hercules. a nice drive. a little bit of slow traf

. >> what will it be like at the ballpark ? >> nice. 70. 509. 50 9 pm first pitch. raise and the a's. i don't see anything. even the temperatures bumping up little they will be below average for this time of year. we probably get to average or above by the we can. citi, 66. that would be the warmest time since last thursday. you been stuck

the parking is open as you see but the ballpark gates open at 2:30 p.m. >> i guess he can touch it after all. thanks, pete. >>> instagram fighting online bullying. the new feature out today tha s scrolling. >>> they don't follow their own procedures. they're supposed to beeeng account. >> we discovered i.c.e. violating its own rulesn and it doesn't track u.s. veterans who they deport under a long-time policy and we investigate why. >>> nbc bay area has learned that some immigration officials did not follow their own policies when they deported u.s. military veterans who got into legal trouble. >> our senior investigator steven stock reported about hundreds of u.s. vets being deported over the years. he is here with an update. >> reporter: a marine's family said he was left behind by the u.s. government when he most needed its help. marine enrique salas could not get in and congressional investigators say vets who are not citizens like salas should get special consideration before being deported. but this gao report said in many cases i.c.e. did not follow its lectronically. even track yo

use the 2005 think us and you bring up the question of when did movements not do so well when the ballpark there's a really great examples factionalism when you get to a point where you argue about who's really in charge which issue is more important and the arguing star state and precedence over the organizer that's usually a really bad sign. so for example the anti-red war movement there was a lot of contention about the role of palestine israeli conflict and how much the movement should focus on that that was something that really create a lot of consternation and disruption within the movement another way that the movement that movements can often really do terribly well when they have very unfocused goals that's not true that every movement suffers when they have a focus goals but in general if your movement has a very tangible goal it is much easier to achieve then if you don't so we're talking about ecuador earlier for example that was a really great example where this specific issue they are arguing about was the gasoline and oil subsidy. that the ecuadorian government wanted to ta

does thanksgiving seem like it is in the ballpark atthis point? >> i think it is. the end of the year. e before like i said, most of the evidence is there. we neeto move expeditiously and then we also need to focus on the wo i mean i have been focused on building affordable housing for the bay area and ndexg transportation and making sure that vewe investments in infrastructure and jobs. obviously i have held this president accountable but i also want to be focused on the work to improve our district and people's lives. >> let's turn to syria now and the trump administration's withdrawal of u.s. irces therthe past week we have seen kurds displace. with turkey annexing parts of syria, the kurds of course havec been one of ams key allies in the battle against islamic state, yesterday vice president mikepence announced that turkey had agreed to a congressman, i want to ask you, does that cease-fire do anything in terms of undoing the damage done in this very fragile region? >> unfortunaly it doesn't. it is not a cease-fire turkt is describing it as a pause. obviously i

very fortunately for some 60,000 people at candlestick park, the epicenter was not that close to the ballpark. but certainly as unnerving an experience as i can recall by far in 20 years of living in california. we understand now as you look at a fire in san francisco that appears to me to be somewhere in the neighborhood of the marina district. >> the epicenter, of course, near loma prieta peak in the santa cruz mountains. but we certainly had deep impact throughout the bay area. we'll have a special commercial-free broadcast on our abc7 originals documentary, the earthquake effect on thursday at 6:30 p.m. here on abc7. >> you can watch the documentary anywhere you get ab, including the ab news app and amazon fire tv. we hope you tune in. >>> it could end up being the most expensive piece of real estate in san francisco, and it has views that almost justify the price, almost, we say. that story next. >>> but first, we want the thank danielle for this picture of a bear cub this weekend in yosemite. what a great shot. and although the bare looks close, danielle says she was really far away. sh

does thanksgiving se like it is in the ballpark at point? >> i think it is. t we need to it done before the end of the year. like i said, most of evthe ence is there. we need to move expeditiously al and then we need to focus on the work. i mean i have been focused on building affordable houng for the bay area and expanding transportation and making sure that we have investments tu infrastr and jobs. obviously i have held this president accountable but i also want to be focused on tth woimprove our district and people's lives. >> let's turn to syria now and onthe trump administra withdrawal of u.s. forces there, in the past week we have seen kurds displace. with turkey annexing parts of syria, the kurds of course have been one of america's key e allies in battle against islamic state, yesterday vice president mike pence announced that edturkey had agto a temporary cease-fire, so congressman, i want to ask you, does that cease-fire do anything in terms of undoing fragile region? in >> unfortunately it doesn't. it is not a cease-dere turkey is ribing it as a pau

now i do have a about the new ballpark you've been hearing about. a little something to lift your spirits. too soon. the largest crowd in wild card playoff history was roaring earlier tonight and stayed strong when the the a's fell farther and farther behind. >> we still have faith. let's go! >> reporter: in the crowd oakland's jack knickus, a reporter for the "new york times" writing today about the beauty of america's ugliest ballpark. he calls the coliseum baseball's last dive bar. and that's not a bad thing. >> there's the authenticity and the character. and the grittiness that people love. >> reporter: a's management does not see it that way. >> there's going to be a lot more great memories but our future is at the waterfront. we have a great plan for a privately financed waterfront ballpark right in jack london alameda county from selling off 'sr and that was in response to a lawsuit filed by oakland. today city council members are saying let's quit quarreling and work in out. but tonight a's fans are dealing with the painful reality of the her

. >>> the oakland a's are proposing a new deal to the city of oakland to help move its plans for a new ballparkither buy out the city's half share in the oakland county coliseum site for $85 million, or enter into a long term lease. in return, the city would drop the lawsuit that seeks to block alameda county from selling its half share of that site to the oakland a's. >>> we want to talk more about this latest offer with the president of the a's. thank you so much for being here. why offer this plan now? >> well i think we want a new framework to really sunset the lawsuit, and focus on a win-win partnership between the city, the county, and the a's, and ensure that we actually get this deal done, and we can move forward with our privately financed ballpark. >> what are you asking from the city in return, aside from dropping this lawsuit? >> that's the big thing. we put forth the framework that puts forth community benefits, local hire, affordable housing. we've offered the same financial terms that we offered the county that we have kind of a deal in place. so we're hopeful that that framework

analysts have estimated losses for the quarter and that is the ballpark i guess the real wildcard here. there are questions about how much the company is worth. they can book positive returns but oil to balance it out, it is not going to be a good quarter for some. >> boeing shares were on the rise after mapping out a sharp boost output of the, saying it remained confident the beleaguered plane would be cleared to fly this year. >> we also saw management reshuffle less than 24 hours before the earnings results. >> boeing is replacing the head of its commercial airplanes division, kevin missed hollister -- kevin mcallister, who joined from general electric. they are putting the head of their services division in that role. it is a quick change, 24 hours before the earnings release. that is not the typical way you see companies make these types of changes, which says it has something to do with the 737 max 8 crisis. mcallisterreports was not proactive enough in reaching out to customers frustrated with the fact that he was still grounded and they had to pull it out of the schedule for 20

let's play in the ballpark for a minute, let's play the "there has to be a quid pro quo" game.e being accumulated that there was absolutely an intention by the president to condition military aid and a white house meeting to getting an investigation into the bidens and the dnc. it's not necessary, it's not the only impeachable offense floating around out there, but it sure looks like there was just that at work here. and it is -- it is -- it is depressing to believe that any american president would trade away the strategic interests of an ally like ukraine, would put his own shabby political interests ahead of our country's national security. that's what the evidence is showing. when you trade one thing for another, that's called a quid pro quo. >> congressman, appreciate your time. thanks to much. >> my pleasure. >>> putin and erdogan making a deal today over syria. now they're calling the shots on nato's southern border. did president trump play right into their hands? the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, will weigh in on that and today's bombshell te

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quite as in have to be money in the bank most people have it is assets or is property but that's the ballpark we're looking for to be on our list of the richest germans the bison. continent to devise an. editor in chief stephan close one has been around germany's ultra wealthy for years. what does it take to get on the list. the top i'd say that the top 150 spots on our list will always go to company owners and asses even if you're a chief physician you'll need to see a whole lot of patients to become a billionaire many managers also have a hard time getting that high up here in germany there's a debate about whether the head surtax company is too much of an index i think but if you compare it to what people in similar posts in the u.s. the u.k. or china it's peanuts for the law and also tanya and heena so that alone can't ever make you one of the truly ultra rich. doesn't. creating a list of the wealthiest people is especially difficult in germany they're not because there aren't enough of them and. that's when people try to somehow manage to amass this huge empire and fortune in just a few

. >> it was like someone had hit a grand slam at the ballpark. >> oh my god. >> oh, man. >> hey, she bomb. >> but they were merely men on bail awaiting trial for murder. a trial the prosecution gave every indication it was especially determined to win and thus send these two men right back where they came from. state prison. >> what is it like to be sitting here talking about what happened to you? >> you can't even put it into words. the feeling. >> which gave us the chance to talk to him for exoneration and permanent freedom. >> what happened the night old man bob is killed. >> we got involved in things we shouldn't have been and drugs. that was the main thing. >> and that night, june 26th, 1987 the brothers did indeed go over to bob's house. they saw the police were there and assumed -- >> we figured he was being raided. >> that's exactly what we thought. he was being raided. never even stopped. there was so much police out there that we just kept going. >> it never occurred to us that he was murdered. >> a week later they were arrested. walked in there and never walked out. >> the

intel hitting and out of the ballpark, lifting and lot of the chip stocks as well with its bullish forecast. visa also coming in strong. let's start with intel, rising on its bullish sales forecast on data center demand. even though third-quarter sales were little changed, it is the outlook really driving things. it is an indication demand for chips that power cloud computing is improving, even despite the trade dispute between the u.s. and china dragging on, which we know has been cited by texas instruments and others as a negative impact going forward. visa beating the highest estimate out there. fourth quarter net revenue, six point $1 billion, and they came in at one dollar 34 cents, versus $1.23 per share a year ago. they say they are spending a lot more to please banks after the j.p. morgan chase a deal, but the higher spending on both your credit and debit cards has been driving profit and revenue higher. they are the largest u.s. card network by cards in circulation and that certainly is a positive for that sector going into the friday session. paul: and lot of the high flyers who d

washington, d.c., all you see is go nats, and the fans were just ready to go nuts last night at the ballparkme three with the team up, 2-0. but every time the nationals had a chance to do something big, they just came up short, the team going 0 for 10 with runners in scoring position. they left 12 runners on base. now, the crowd here was able to get all hyped up in the bottom of the sixth inning. that's when gerardo parra came up to pinch-hit. that's when they played "baby shark." they could not knock in any runs. the astros would win game three, 4-1, the final, to get back in the series. >> the fans were awesome. i mean it was electric. the boys in the dugout, they were fired up, they were. i'll relay a message to the fans. bring it again tomorrow. it was great. i love it. >> we're not afraid of playing in any venue. the fans here were incredible. just alive like you would expect in the world series. and our players thrive on that too. >> all right. nationals fans, they hope to see a win tonight in game 4. the first pitch just after 8:00 p.m. eastern. it's, again, a very expensive ticket. s

the marina district, four people in the marina alone died, a lot of people were forced out of the ballpark or they were at the ball park and they were watching it when it was interrupted at 5:04. a lot of people froze in that moment of what is going on? i was at home in livermore and i did not do any of that duck, cover business. >> what did you do? >>i walked around the house and noticed it was shaking, it felt like it was three minutes long it was like 15-20 seconds so i did not do what you should have done, we are talking about earthquake repair illness and prevention and there is a incredible man that has some good advice. >> where were you? >> i was in an airplane, doing traffic coverage over the world series. so i saw it all. trust me we flew around a look at the destruction. >>we will talk about that and even something new when it comes to earthquake preparedness , let's get over to steve who has a look at your weather. >>i was at k icu the original before we bought it looking right at loma prieta. it was a very warm day, very still, and calm. you know it reinforce that earthquake w

. >> none of the ballpark was not in place, which is in place today. none of mission bay was even thought of 45 years anderson county wheago whenthat shipyard. we have suffered all these 45 years with a loss of jobs, business opportunities and everything else and it's time for this development to go on. lenar five points have done a tremendous point. when they came out in the community, i wasn't supporting them at all, ok? i'm being truthful. with their commitments and with what they have done, the opportunities they have given people in our community in job training, in helping contractors and subcontractors become more sustaining and able to go into the world and do construction work on their own, five points should be commended for that. twe had problems that allowed te environmental issues and my father worked in the shipyard and i know all of the places, the contaminants were in the shipyard because my father told me and other family relatives told me about the shipyard and it was conveyed to the commanding officer in 1974. partial aid did not hav

you can get tickets, they would be up there in mount davis, you would be in the ballpark going for 25y hosting a playoff game, first playoff game since 2013. a's manager bob melvin announced he is 4, 0 with a 122 era, the team is looking forward to feeding off the energy of 56,000 fans, can you get ticket force are as little as 25 to $30 a ticket for tonight's game has been in high demand first baseball postseason in six years which makes it the hottest ticket to an a atlantic game they've seen in years, average $134. first pitch is at 509 against the tampa bay rays, if you get here early enough you may be able to get one of these rally towels, you want to be prepared just in case they do. live jackie ward, kpix5. >> hopefully they do get that. >>> 6:57, time for a look at today's top stories, mike pompeo acknowledges he was listening in on a phone call between the president trump and president of ukraine now the center of the impeachment inquiry launched by the house democrats. >> d e m o c r at. >>> a tech ceo kidnapped is now feared dead, abducted from his home at 3:00 in the morni