to custody... the annoucnment witnin the hour of a majo ecades-long a suspected serial rapist, an employee at uc berkley, taken in the custody. the announce moment of a major break in a decades long investigation. >> we begin, an arrest made be announced in the case of the so

called norcal rapist. jackie has the latest. >> a news conference ending minutes ago with authorities from sacramento county confirming the arrest of 58 year old roy charles waller yesterday in berkley as he was showing up for work, at the university. waller lives banesia and workedded at uc berkley for 25 years. police say he is the man responsible for a 15 year crime spree that spread across 6 counties. law enforcement age agencies have been looking for this man for 27 years. authorities say he is responsible for sexually assaulting 10 women throughout the bay area and sacramento valley. he started with an attack in 19 and moved to vellejo and martinez and davis and chico and woodland ending in sacramento in 2006. the district attorney says today is the result of science and law enforcement working together.

>> for 27 years there has been one common thread, his dna. i have often said in my career that dna is the silent witness to the truth. for 27 years, that truth was not known until now. >> minutes ago, we received this statement from uc establishingly, we were shocked today to learn that a campus employee was arrested in connection with a series of rapes that occurred more than a decade ago in several northern california communities. a statement goes on to say, there is no indication that any crimes occurred within the campus community. back in 2006, one of his victims spec about how her life has never been the same since she was raped. she pled with the public for help in finding the man that broke in to her home attacking her and her roommate.

the norcal rapist targeted young petite asian women in their 20s and 30s. >> this man is extremely careful and very smart, which is what is terrifying to all of us, he would not stop and every time when he gets away wit, he will become bolder and do more harm. >> during the attack, one of the women got a look at the man when her blindfold slipped off giving investigators and the public a face to watch out for. this arrest comes five months after authorities caught joseph deangelo , the golden state killer, investigators say dna evidence helped lead them to an arrest. waller will be arraigned monday. new developments in the battle over the president's choice for supreme court. the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault offering new conditions to testify whale reporter mola lenghi says the president is questioning the accuser's credibility. >> reporter: as negotiations ramp up over where christine

blah southeast ford will appear before the attacking the process. the president zeroing in on the accuser by name, saying for the attack on dr. ford was as bad as she says, charges would have been filed with local authorities by her or her quote loving parents. adding why didn't someone call the fbi 36 years ago. senate majority lead herb mitch mc connell reassured brett kavanaugh will be confirmed. lawyers for billion dollarssey says she cannot -- blast southeast says she cannot testify monday if the committee meets certain questions, testifying after kavanaugh and having both be questioned by senators and not outside soof the conditions seem, we will see what the senate

judiciary committee decides. usually the accuser goes first because they have to layout the claim that you can respond to. >> reporter: kavanaugh's alma mater is taking steps to change the school's image. the school president issued a letter to parents saying it's time to talk bluntly about what respect for others especially women means in actions and in words. it's tough to see the character by some that we are elitist, privileged and uncaring. mola lenghi, the white house. new poll numbers show more americans oppose kavanaugh's in nation than support it. senator diane fine stain's office is getting threats. her spokesman says the office remessages thenning physical and sexual harm against the staff. feinstein received the letter in july from ford detailing allegations and criticized by republicans for not coming forward sooner.

the bickering between president trump and gaven newsome is turning in a political circus. >> how about this clown in california, running for governor, just think, we get a lot of people from california that moved here but how about this guy. he announces he wants open borders, then he wants to give them health care, education, everything. >> newsome firing back tweeting out quote lol, hi, real, donald trump, interesting description from the guy who is locking up kids like penny wise. penny wise is the killer cl in steven king's novel, it. pittsburgh police nn5 has th

>>orisis the cell phone video that sparked outrage among viewers showing a man taken down by pittsburgh police leaving him bloody before taken in to custody. police released their own version of these events. in a social media post, police released their body cam footage and explained that the man was not handcuffed and say they were responding the a call about a man suspected of stealing gasoline then they saw this 31 year old man matching the suspect's description. peatsa shoot me eyinseveral orde to let go of a crowbar he was holding in his hand. police say he continued to be uncooperative as they tried to cuff him and ey

call distractionchs to his hands. in the facebook post , the pittsburgh pd says, by policy, officers should use force as a last resort by its nature it never looks good but often the use of force is both republic and officer safety. police say the gas stealing case is under investigation but they do believe the suspect did it. there is an internal investigation underway in to their use of force. monsanto is asking a judge to throw out a $289 million judgment against the company. a san francisco jury found the company's product, round up, contributed to terminal cancer in a former school grounds keeper. monsanto continues to insist there is no prove link between the active ingredient in round up and cancer. the company is asking the coucprect reaching a or a de> a milestone, crews finished the

$823 million dam on the alameda santa clara county line. this video showing the work done in 7 years, this is the largest dam in the bay area in 20 years, it holds back the reservoir which sits close to the fault. steps a jogger took to avoid becoming a victim of crime, efforts police are calling heroic. a town run over by spiderwebs. what is causing this creepy problem for a small community. it's beautiful weather right now for most of us, that's going to continue in to the weekend. i will tell you what changes are in store and when they will head our way shortly. you could generate your own energy,

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attacked her. nday a peninsula jog ser hail adhere row for fighting off a man who attacked her. it happened monday afternoon on woodland avenue in men low park, a home camera captured a man authorities identify as ar tee ga, get out of his suv monday and follow the jogger. the da says when the women pulled out her phone, he grabbed it and pushed her in to brush and tried to pull off her clothes. she screamed and fought back and chased her attacker when he ran. >> she had a remarkable state of calm of her mind to say i'm going to fight this off and i'm not going to let him get away with it. >> kpix5 watched the fattage but the owner did not want to make it public. police found him within minutes. he faces three felonies and 12

years behind bars if convicted. police in santa rosa are look for women the montgomery village store after opening on wednesday. the suspects dressed in red hoodies filled the bags with pricey leggings and parkas that can cost hundreds of dollars each in all they made off with 18,000 bucks in merchandise. witnessesessey they show nod weapon. they took off in an older model black mercedes. problems persisting in north carolina in the wake of hurricane florence, authorities say a dam breech at a wilmington power plant maybe allowing coal ash to flow in to the cape fear river. it is just one of many flooding disasters still plaguing the region. >> i don't believe it an act of god. i think it's just, it's just nature. debra jewel lives in new burn, north carolina, one of the towns hit hardest fi her home

destroyed by flood waters in and her backyard filled with raw sewage. >> i have been fighting nausea and the lady next door, too. >> reporter: jewel must decide where to go from here. >> i'm thinking i don't know if i want to do this anymore. i probably will stay. andrew bennett lives in new burn and said there was a foot of water in his home and the mold some now growing fast. we remodeled this house last year. everything is ruined. one of the few with flood insurance. according to a recent analysis done by washington post, roughly 10% of homeowners have flood insurance. overall, only 1 in 10 homes in the county's hit by florence have flood insurance. >> hurricane florence is a wake up call for a lot of people. >> john mills is with fema. >> if where you live near water and don't have flood insurance, you are risking financial ruin. >> some areas are inundated.

emergency workers are using boats to get around. homes are surrounded by water. in goldsboro, roadways and cars are still submerged. >> the damage will be in the billions of dollars, in north carolina, damages continue to be incurred as flood waters continue the rise. one far more creepy... there are sp a different kind of natural disaster in greece. take a look, one far more creepy, this are spader webs covering the town -- spiderwebs covering the town, hot weather is partly to blame. hot weather brings out the spiders favorite snack food, gnats. a situation for these with arachnophobia.

beautiful skies, a little bit of a marine layer over the water, keeping our temperatures in san francisco, mailed comparatively, 58 degrees in the city, 85 degrees, it is nice and clear. another clear, dry day, the warmer temperatures are going to continue in to the weekend, the weekend is going to cool off a little bit, although it's not going to be that cool. there are warmer temperatures behind it. your high temperatures, look at this, your average for today. anywhere from 7 to 84 degrees depending on where you are. then today, we are from 2 to 5 degrees above average, we are not as warm as we were yesterday. we are certainly warmer. how warm are we going to be? let's look at today.

86 degrees in santa rosa, we are getting close to that that now, 90s in the far inland areas. 89 concord. cooler closer to the water, 77 in oak land. san jose, you will be in the 80s, 86, not higher or warmer than that. cooler in san francisco again. 72 degrees once the marine layer starts to back off. coolest along the coast, 67 pacifica. the ts tomorrow are going to start to dip down. today being our warmest day at the moment before we dip down a few degrees tomorrow. we will dip down a few more degrees on sundays. the high pressure system will move back in, and with it, it's going to bring the warmer temperatures. if you look across the board, we got nothing but beautiful sunny skies, anywhere you look with the exception of the coast, that's just the traditional marine layer and a little bit of fog we are seeing now. it's going to be a beautiful weekend and a beautiful week. >> thank you for bringing all the good weather.

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the latest carrier to raise luggage fees by five dollars. that brings the fee to 30 dollars for yo american airlines becoming the latest courier to raise luggage fees by $5. $30 for the first bag, $40 for your second. delta and united already raised

their fees to that rate. southwest doesn't charge for checked luggage. wells fargo announced layoffs, san francisco bank plans to cut 26,000 jobs over 3 years, 10 president of the company's work force. wells fargo has been under a cloud of scandal since 2015 when employees opened fake accounts to meet unrealistic sales goals. one industry hurting for workers is construction. contractors are facing a major shortage. republican at this construction site in san diego, california, work crews are having to godo more with less. >> you have how many people here? >> on this project, we have 8. >> reporter: contractor, tom brown, says a shortage of labor has become a growing trend. according to an industry wide survey, 80% of construction firms report having a tough me fiing positions. everyone from iron workers to

carpenters are in short supply as older workers are retiring and high school graduates are choosing college over construction. brown blames misconceptions about the industry. >> educators or teachers or counselors and parents female that the construction industry -- [technical difficulties] [no audio] it's a dirty career, that's not the case. >> reporter: the tight labor market is forcing contractors to offer better pay and benefits and using apresentship programs to lure in and train new workers. >> that's what i like doing, i like machines. >> reporter: he started as laborer. >> now i'm an operator apprentice. >> reporter: it will bailed bigger work force in the long- term, for now the shortage is driving prices up. >> er we are having to work overtime and pushing people to their limits to get projects done. >> reporter: a cost that's

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oyment at u-c tonight at 5:00, live team coverage of the arrest of the alleged norcal rapist. what we are learning about his long time employment at uc berkley. it's friday, our favorite day of the week, it's a nice day out there. everyone get out. it's going to be a great weekend. you got some big plans. i'm going to float the russian river. my husband got a four person float. it's like a jacuzzi.

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