first resident, jackie green said this is an easy place and so forth. >> i was having lunch with the then plant manager. the museum's mission, part of the mission is preserving unique culture and history of this area. and so he asked me, what i would do and i tell them. first thing you would see would be the tomb stone so we anchor it with that. and we have pictures. that people provided us. people say i have a picture of this or so, of course we take anything we can get. this is an over 100 year old community and did for the most part cease to exist due to modern expansion. it's worth while to preserve so people will know one time life was like it was. >> i would say the thing i would want maltville to be remembered as a community with ambitious ancestors that laid a ground work to being a good community. being a self sufficient community with ambitious and hard working people. >> learn more about lake charles and other stops on the tour at c-span.org/city tour rment you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. next, a class about the antislavery move

conversations, a number of individuals, a number of residents, the first resident to sign up, jackie greene, said you need to build a museum to capture all the mossville history, it's a unique place and so forth. susan: i was having lunch with my kay's, the plant manager, and the museum's mission is to preserve the unique culture and history of a this area -- history of this area, which certainly included mossville. do you have any plans to preserve the history that is now disappearing? what i would do, and i told him, and i wrote a proposal and here we are. the first thing you would see when you walk in was thomas ates' tombstone. so we anchor it with that and then we go with the names of the nine founding families, and we have pictures under each name tot the people provided us, show descendents. evene get more every day, though it has been opened the year. people come in and say, i have a picture of this, so of course we happily take anything we can get. this was an over 100-year-old community and for the most part it ceased to exist because of modern expansion. and it is worthwhile to p

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> a major housing project has just gotten the green light despite objections from some neighbors. it will be built on the site of the old vallco fashion mall along north wolf road in cupertino. the plan to build 2,400 homes with retail and office space was the subject of a marathon two-day public hearing. late last night the city council gave its approval. >>> a san jose neighborhood north of san pedro square will be home to a new high rise. the developer is planning a residential tower and hundreds of units on a site along west julian. it's the same area where google, adobe and other tech companies are expanding. >>> foster city has given the thumbs up for a new housing project south of 92 near costco. the approval comes after more than a dozen public hearings. about a 1/4 of the 92 units will be earmarked for teachers and first responders. concord approved this upscale project. it will bring in more than 200 units plus retail space near the b.a.r.t. station. it's expected to be completed in 2021. today to >>> an east bay city has been identified as one of the best places to rais

let's get over to jackie deangelis at the cnbc commodity desk. >> oil prices green again today.around 72. we haven't seen these highs since july that's because july is the peak of the season. the support we're seeing now, continued iran sanctions uncertainty, notice that the spread between brent and wti widened. just about $10 it shows the premium being paid for brent crude. that's in tighter supply at the moment stock market strength today positive for oil demand as well, guys. >> jackie, thank you jackie deangelis >>> google turning 20 and celebrating with a signature doodle the tech theme behemoth went public two years later in 2004 since then the stock soared more than 2000% google has more than one billion users but these days google finds itself under pressure from all sides. regulators, politicians and their enemployees. what can investors expect? let's bring in the senior research analyst at raymond james. good to have you with us. >> some might look at the first 20 years of google now it's going to be harder in terms of regulation. is that the correct assessment and wha

green headed into san francisco. back over to you guys. >>> president trump is blasting candidate gavin newsom. >> jackie ward joins us to show us the lieutenant governor's firing back. >> gavin newsom did not waste time defending himself and it is not the first time president trump has singled out gavin newsom since the two have opposite thoughts on immigration. at a rally for dean heller last night president trump said democrats want to give welfare and healthcare to who he calls illegal aliens. >> all over the world they will be coming into california. republicans want to protect the safety net for the truly needy americans. people who need help, not for the illegal aliens that come in to our country illegally. >> trump called out gavin newsom by asking the crowd how about this clown in california running for governor? newsom kicked it up a notch writing on twitter hello donald trump, interesting description coming from the guy who is literally locking up kids like penny weiss. he is referring to the character from the novel and movie it. in the book the villainous clown praise upon children and can transform into its victims worst nightmar

even if that doesn't happen given that point and exchange you had with jackie fascinating to see what the q3gdp does >>> dow still greenh the nasdaq was down about a percent at it top of the hour, dow was up51 points. we've got a mystery stock for you, sharply dropping today. an earnings report why the company is blaming sears for the plunge >>> plus hotels on sexual harassment in the workplace, marriott's ceo will join us exclusively next on "the closing bell." >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." we've got 17 minutes left of trade. and we're well-off the lows of the session. the dow is now positive. it's up 45 points. the s&p is still lower, down 0.3% the nasdaq is down meaningfully low, but it was down over 1% a few hours ago. >>> the hotel industry announcing steps today to improve conditions for workers after a backlash in light of the me too movement. representatives from major hotel chains like marriott, hilton, windham gathering today in washington to announce several new safety features across their hotels including deploying panic buttons for their employees. our own seema mody joining us now from washingt

green. >>> this morning a heated debate over a proposed housing development in the south bay. a developer wants to create new housing developments in cupertino right along north wolfe road. jackiehat some say not so fast. jackie. >> reporter: the city council meeting lasted so long last night that they are meeting again tonight to hopefully make a decision on this proposed project. so what the city is reviewing is this housing plan that would take over the site of that now defunct vallco mall in cupertino. sand hill property company wants to build a mixed use development to include about 2400 housing units half deemed affordable. sand hill says because of this new law, senate bill 35, it can go ahead as long as it meet the state criteria. it was designed to make it easier for developers to build more affordable housing fasting and make it harder for cities to block it. >> this is what people my age and a lot of people want to live in. we have to create dynamic communities that are enticing. we can't just continue to build single-family homes or stick our head in the sand and say no to development. >> reporter: some people who live in cupertino are not thrilled to hear about the

closely jackie deangelis, covering hurricane florence today >>> apple is getting ready for its next big product reveal tomorrow a look at what we might expect for the tech giant the dow is up, gone greend you're looking at a live shot of shanksville, pennsylvania the president getting ready to speak at the flight 93 9/11 memorial service we'll take you there live as he begins that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. >>> apple is set to unveil new products at its launch tomorrow morning. customers could expect up to three new iphone models. an analyst at rbc capital markets and lauren, let's start with you big picture. what can we expect specifically with regards to updates to the iphone, watch and ear pods >> it is widely expected we'll see two new iphones, potentially three new iphones differentiated by price and size. it's widely expected we'll see an apple watch which would be called apple watch series 4, which could have a larger display and possibly mor