but waller county wasn't done. in 2003, the county d.a. published a letter in the county newspaper declaring that no matter what the law said, no matter what the court said, he still considered it to be illegal for students at prairie view to vote. he personally pledged in the local paper that he would indict any students who voted for criminal voter fraud. that was 2003. 2006 in the elections that year, hundreds of prairie view students had their votes challenged, again, on the base cities of fact that the students had committed the grievous voting crime of trying to vote while being students at a historically black college in a mostly white county. in 2008, the county decided that despite the thousands of students at the college, despite the thousands of registered voters among the students at the college, the county decided in its wisdom that they would set up a super convenient polling place for those students that was just about 30 miles from campus. this county in texas, waller county in texas, supreme court or no, they have just abs

waller county, texas, wouldn't give up either. they wouldn't give up trying to shut down those students from voting. not in their county. are you kidding in have you seen those students? all right. even after that supreme court ruling in 1979, waller county kept going after those students at that local college, over and over and over again. in 1992, so more than a decade after the supreme court had ruled in the students' favor -- in 1992, more than a dozen students from prairie view a&m got indicted, got criminally charged for illegally voting. originally it was reported that 14 students were indicted. ultimately it was actually 19 students who got indicted. they were indicted for illegally voting. they were not illegally voting. they were voting from their residential address, which was the school, the college at which they resided. but the county just decided, you know what, that looks illegal to us. 19 students indicted. clearly an effort to keep students at that school from voting in the 1992 election. ultimately, the departme

waller: yes, sir. pres. trump: that's fantastic. mr. waller: thank you. pres. trump: are you kentucky? mr. waller: yes, sir. pres. trump: good. that's good. say hello to everybody. i just left kentucky. you know, we had a big rally there the other night. it was incredible. thousands and thousands of people outside of the arena. they couldn't get in. it was something really special, and they appreciate what we are doing. so, just say hello. go ahead. mr. kovach: well, business has been off the charts across the board -- steel, energy, oil, and gas. we repair equipment. we are helping steel mills resurrect plants that were shuttered 10 years ago, bringing them back up to production to make american steel. pres. trump: so one of things we're most proud about is what's happened with our steel industry. our steel industry was dead. the aluminum industry was dead. it was dead as a doornail both of them. and steel in particular, but aluminum also -- steel is through the roof now. we're taxing the dumpers, the nations that dump. and they dump a lot of garbage -- steel.

what was expected to be roy waller's second court appearance here in sacramento.. waller's lawyer handed us a copy of a request he filed, asking the judge to keep members of the media from photographing, broadcasting and distributing waller's image. the court room cage sat empty in sacramento tuesday.the suspected norcal rapist skipped his second court appearance while his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. in the request, waller's court- appointed attorneys said after reviewing evidence... "questions have been raised regarding eye witness identification of the norcal rapists' physical characteristics compared to waller's." waller's lawyers wouldn't say what specific questions...but filed a declaration with the court under seal.the judge issued a temporary ruling denying the request... saying the court cannot properly grant the motion because waller's image has already been captured by the media. waller was arrested in september after investigators said dna linked him to crimes in which he allegedly tortured, raped and robbed women in several counties scattered throug

(grant) long-time uc berkeley employee roy waller is accused of raping several women across northern california in the 90's and early 2000's. kron4's sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what prompted waller's lawyers to make the request just minutes before what was expected to be roy waller's second court appearance here in sacramento.. waller's lawyer handed us a copy of a request he filed, asking the judge to keep members of the media from photographing, broadcasting and distributing waller's image. the court room cage sat empty in sacramento tuesday.the suspected norcal rapist skipped his second court appearance while his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. in the request, waller's court- appointed attorneys said after reviewing evidence... "questions have been raised regarding eye witness identification of the norcal rapists' physical characteristics compared to waller's." waller's lawyers wouldn't say what specific questions...but filed a declaration with the court under seal.the judge issued a temporary ruling denying the request... saying the c

was expected to be roy waller's second court appearance here in sacramento.. waller's lawyer handed us copy of a request he filed, asking the judge to keep members of the media from photographing, broadcasting and distributing waller's image. the court room cage sat empty in sacramento tuesday.norcal rapist skipped his second court appearance while his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. after reviewing evidence... "questions have been raised regarding eye witness identification of the norcal rapists' physical characteristics compared to waller's." waller's lawyers wouldn't say what specific questions...but filed a declaration with the court under seal.the judge issued a temporary ruling denying the request... saying the court cannot properly grant the motion because waller's image has already been captured by the media. waller was arrested in september after investigators said dna linked him to crimes in which he allegedly tortured, raped and robbed women in several counties scattered throughout northern california. since then, his image has been distributed and sha

long-time uc berkeley employee roy charles waller is accused of raping several women across northern california in the 90's and early 2000's. sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what prompted waller's lawyers to make the request just minutes before what was expected to be roy waller's second court appearance here in sacramento.. waller's lawyer handed us a copy of a request he filed, asking the judge to keep members of the media from photographing, broadcasting and distributing waller's image. the court room cage sat empty in sacramento tuesday.the suspected norcal rapist skipped his second court appearance while his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. in the request, waller's court- appointed attorneys said after reviewing evidence... "questions have been raised regarding eye witness identification of the norcal rapists' physical characteristics compared to waller's." waller's lawyers wouldn't say what specific questions...but filed a declaration with the court under seal.the judge issued a temporary ruling denying the request... saying the court can

waller: that's right. pres. trump: what they do today, the technology on coal is so incredible. what they can do with coal today is from a different world. good, beautiful clean coal. and you're back working, right?

prairie view a&m students can vote in waller county, texas. nevertheless, waller county texas keeps coming up with new ways to try to keep students at this college from voting. new hurdles, news on calls for those students to make it harder for them to vote. over the decades, students at prairie view a&m have had to fight for their vote, fight for their ability to vote, year after year, election after election after election after election. this year, that perennial fight incredibly included this year the county arresting the field director for a local democratic congressional candidate when that field director went to the waller county courthouse to hand over a letter advocating for voting rights of the students at that college, that they should be allowed to vote without hassle. they arrested the guy after he -- after the officers asked him what the party affiliation was of his candidate. he told them democrat. they arrested him. we told that story here on the show last week, then friday night after much gnashing of teach and rending of garm

waller faces 12 counts of forcible sexual assault. a judge is expected to make a ruling on media coverage for that trial sometime before waller's next court hearing on january 7th. >>> anita hill spevent in silic valley. back in 1991, hill testified before a senate committee that at the time, supreme court nominee clarence thomas had sexually harassed her. today, she told the crowd to keep up the fight for women's rights, despite being, quote, jolted back to the past. a past we all believe we as a nation had grown beyond. she also talked about her support for christine blasey ford who said that new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh had assaulted her when they were in high school. today's event at the santa clara convention center was to honor dr. hill for her continuing work against sexual harassment. >>> reports out of google indicate a group of employees will stage a walkout on thursday to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment allegations. "the new york times quote reported that google paid $99 to a top executive t

ray waller waved his court appearance yesterday as his lawyer argued that news cameras should not be allowed to show his face in this high-profile case. last month authorities arrested waller on dna evidence linking him to several rapes that began in rohnert park in 1991 and ended in sacramento in 2006. he is facing 12 counts of forcible sexual assault and his war -- lawyer says showing his image would jeopardize the ability for a pair -- fair and impartial jury. prosecutors say they are okay and they point out that the jury will have to focus on they to be co obviously we want to pro court appearance on january 7, a judge is expected to rule on media coverage for the trial. 4:55 a.m. and a man in santa cruz in jail. 25-year-old transient and water lopez set fire to the tannery arts center in august. an officer recognized him as a suspect in this surveillance video. detectives connected a case of vandalism that occurred in the same area. lopez is facing several charges that include arson and felony vandalism. in case you didn't know, today is halloween and still a lot of people waite

street, and 973 waller street. legislation authorizes local governments to enter into contracts with private property owners of historic properties. this agreement provides property tax reductions for those historic properties, and allocate toward appropriate rehabilitation and maintenance plans to preserve the property. currently holds 31 active mills act contracts. under that and chapter 71, 1 year is added automatically to the initial term of the contract at the anniversary date, unless notice of non-renewal is given. agreements are ten-year rolling contracts renewed annually, essentially in perpetuity. the mills act contract of either the property owner or the city to not renew the contract. if written notice is not served prior to the renewal date, one year will be automatically added to the term of the contract. the board of supervisors will make the determination the contract not be renewed. property owners will pay property taxes based on the fair market value of the property after the contract expires. the

waller street? the one in davos park? which one? the facade for this year. what is the address? >> 567 waller. >> thank you. so, that facade restoration, we think, has a much better chance at receiving a mills act contract versus the oak street project because the work has already been completed because they are able to demonstrate a need to the board and showing that that facade restoration, which is easy to argue is a public benefit will be funded by the mills act savings. >> i would like to see some period of work that has already been done a year or two years. because this should be an incentive, not a reward -- or a reward but incentive. >> i believe that it's up to -- it's now a year. >> currently it's a year. and that can include work that has been complete in the last year. i think what the g.a.o. was concerned about is that all of the work on some of the projects last year had been completed. the building had already been rehabilitated. similar to the san carlos property this year and that

but big picture, we're in waller county.hing to note this is the county where sandra bland died in police a custody few years ago. this is a place of an historic fight for voting rights and civil rights. and so i'm very thankful that i'm able to lend a little bit of support to the people that have been fighting for decades to protect their civil rights, to protect their right to vote, and now we're going get the students out. i had a friend say to me there is nothing like getting some young person to do something, then telling them they can't do it. so we're hopeful that now that students have been discouraged from voting, they will take it that much more seriously and get involved in this election. >> democratic congressional candidate mike siegel in texas, running there in the tenth district, sir. thank you. congratulation on winning this fight. when i talked to you last night, i didn't know how it was going to resolve. i certainly didn't know you would be back here one day later telling me that you fixed it. well done. we

(pam) long-time u-c berkeley employee roy charles waller.... is accused of raping several women across northern california in the 1990's and early 2000's. the suspected norcal rapist was not at his second court appearance in sacramento today ... instead his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. the judge issued a temporary ruling denying the request... saying, the court cannot properly grant the motion because waller's image has already been captured by the media. waller's next court date is in january, which will give media outlets time to put together arguments against the request. the deputy district attorney says, the d-a's office is reviewing the request. (pam) a naked man on the prowl in a santa ana neighborhood-- and the disturbing incident was captured on surveillance video. (pam) now ofcourse the family who recorded the video wants the man caught. kimberly chang reports. nats "i've never seen him before."a soon to be a fully naked man caught on camera creeping around a home in santa ana saturday evening, peering into w

it has continued well on from the early '70s so it is a continuous, ongoing battle waller county and the students of prairie view and their rights to vote. >> derek johnson, as national president of the naacp, i know your local people are involved with this case. but you've been going around the country, as many of us in the civil rights community dealing with voter suppression methods, whether it's students being suppressed on campuses, whether it's voter suppression in georgia or florida, around the country. you're in winston-salem tonight. what are you seeing are the new modes and challenges of voter registration which historically voting rights came out of the civil rights movement and the naacp and the vanguard of that? >> first of all, i want to commend the students of prairie view for standing up to ensure their rights are protected and to make sure democracy work. we are watching a repeat of the 1960s in many ways. ever since holder vs shelby, we are not seeing a lot of voter locations, applications not being processed like in georgia and in shelby county, tennessee. a delibe

we filed a suit in waller, texas, to challenge for prairie view a&m, the historically black college whereere are nearly 8,000 students, most of whom are eligible to vote, and we are inching towards fairness and we learned just before i came here that the secretary of state has asked the election judge in waller to allow the early voting to continue there for the prairie view students there for the end of the week and waiting for the answer there. and so you the north dakota litigation, and the texas litigation, and litigation happening in georgia as well. this is very, very tense period. and you know, andrea, this is all of the new normal was ushered in 2013 when the supreme court decided the shelby county case, and not where we are s seeing the voter suppression, but the clear requirements, because lift iing that has metastasized the kind of voter suppression that we used to only see in the deep south states that were really the focus of the clearance, and we are seeing it metastasize all over the country. >> and correct me if i am wrong, but prairie view is decided by the u.s. supreme c

last month, waller was arrested by sacramento police after dna evidence tied him to a series of rapes that started in rohnert park in 1991 and ended in sacramento in 2006. waller faces 12 counts of forcible sexual assault, a judge is expected to make a ruling on media coverage for the trial sometime before his next court hearing on january 7th. >>> she was a very amazing teacher. taught the kids a lot. she was very dedicated. >> a difficult time at a northbay elementary school, after a dedicated teacher is killed by a drunk driver. started plus, he brought what on b.a.r.t.? a chainsaw if you can believe that, and he had two of them. coming up next, more on this video, and news that he was wanted by police in more than one bay area county. >>> san francisco leaders are considering legislation to force some of the chronically homeless into treatment whether they want it or not. >>> and, i'm meteorologist bill martin. we are tracking the red flag warning still in effect. it will stay around through tonight into tomorrow morning. details on what you can expect. but they're back. the corpo

long-time u-c berkeley employee roy charles waller....sed of raping several women across northern california in the 1990's and early 2000's. he didn't show up for his second court appearance in sacramento yesterday ... instead his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. the judge issued a temporary ruling denying the request. waller's next court date is in january. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour ... rapper, kanye west says he's being used to spread messages he doesn't agree with. ( darya ) and after the break... concerns in one bay area school over a number of student suspensions.we'll explain. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. infallible pro-matte long wear foundation by l'oreal. matte without the flat. up to 24 hours. resists, sweat heat humidity now available in even more shades. infallible pro-matte foundation by l'oreal paris. super stay 24 lipcolor from maybelline new york. longwear goes real-life-proof. with mic

that he's not considering a resting chris johnno rinaldo ahead of saturday's game against him paulie waller and aldo who's now thirty three have played in a you've a champions league win on tuesday against manchester united is also currently dealing with a major legal case that police in the usa have reopened an investigation into rape allegations from two thousand and one. vantage awestruck by the demolition but now he's doing well he's playing we will adapt to the situations to come let see for now how do you two championship games go we need to ensure we pass off the home game against manchester united then we can begin to look at things a bit differently but it's useless to make plans because we just end up making a mess of things. all in the brawn james era the l.a. lakers is finally picking up steam they won their second straight game of the season all thursday having lost their opening three a triple double from the bronze helping l.a. beat the denver nuggets one hundred twenty one to hundred fourteen well over. sixty the boston celtics rallied to beat this thunder jason statham scor

others that have a good plan are 587 waller street. again, with restoring the facade. it said necessity in investment. and it would probably be followed by webster, treat and san carlo street. >> all right. thank you. so why don't we take public comment at this time. does any member of the public wish to speak? please come forward. you'll have three minutes and a warning buzzer. 30 seconds before your time is up. go ahead. >> how are you doing? [inaudible]. >> can you speak more into the microphone? >> mr. gregor williams. [inaudible] investor. and the proposal that she just indicated is a costly repairment and renovating. and it costs us too much where it's -- we know we want to save that property. if it's historic. especially in the 1800s. and it's important that we do renovate it. but she didn't bring any graphics or photos to show the repairment that needs to be done inside the property. now the important thing is we don't want to costly spend the financial means that is important where we can utilize it for the [inaudible]. it's highly important on thats proposal.

. >>> roy charles waller is facing 12 counts of sexual assault, he's suspected of several rapes between 2001 and 2006 including contra costa county and sonoma county. he's charged with raping two william in sacramento county. more charges can be added later. he was arrested last night after investigators entered his dna into a genealogy website. he had been working in berkeley for the past 25 years before arrested. >>> and they're no longer seeking a change of venue, the trial for two arsonists will bring be in the same location. a deal was thrown out. they are entering a plea and they said one plea was thrown out because almena did not show enough remorse. >>> and there's high fire danger in mount diablo. they're worried about low humidity and gusty winds and the highest threat of fire danger are the napa county hills and marin county. fires that start in those fires are likely to spread quickly. they're taking proactive steps to keep wildfires from spreading. >>> we are using government resources and it's the first time we do it, it's called repositioning. >> and heavier fuels in the

his lawyer argued news cameras should not be allowed to show waller's face in this high profile case. last month they arrested him on dna linking him to several rates that started in rohnert park in in 2006 and he faces 12 counts of forcible sexual account and showing his image to the public cameras in the courtroom and the jury will have to focus on the evidence in this case. >> it's a dna case so obviously, we want to protect the integrity of the case also but public courtrooms might not see any harm. >> weeks before his next court date the judge is expected to rule on media coverage. >>> new information about a story we told you about yesterday morning. a 3-year-old boy shot in oakland. police arrested the child's father on investigators libby schaaf was briefed by investigators about what happened. >> this is an active investigation and we do know the incident happened inside the home. there was an unsecured firearm inside the home. >> the child's father is facing several charges including suspicious -- suspicious criminal storage of a gun and child cruelty and being a felon with

charles waller facing 12 counts. he is expected of rape from 2002 to 2006. he's been charged with raping two women in sacramento county, but more charges could be added. >>> and they entered into his -- entered his dna into. >>> they're no longer seeking the change of venue. the trial for these two men will remain in alameda county and possibly the trial will begin in april. the two defendants are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person killed in the fire. and they signed off on a plea agreement, but that was thrown out because almena did not show enough remorse. >>> and there's a red flag warning in mount diablo and they're worried about low humidity and strong gusty winds, the threat of fire danger is the napa hills and marin county and fires that start in those areas spread quickly. the marin county firefighters are taking action to prevent wildfires from spreading. >> we call it prepositions and it's very new, this is the fourth time we've done it. >> the heavier fuels in the county haven't had enough time to dry out. >> t

. >> weeks before waller's next court appearance on january 7th a judge is expected to rule on media coverage for the trial. 5:54 a.m. and a man in santa cruz and jail suspected of arson. 25-year-old transit and water lopez set fire to the tannery art center back in august. an offer -- of -- an officer recognized him and during the follow-up the police connected case of vandalism that occurred in the same area. lopez is facing several charges that include arson and felony vandalism. >>> today as you know is halloween and bay area that the bay area is taking action to keep kids safe. all fire stations will be passing out to children plastic necklaces the glow-in-the-dark. the kids can wear them so they are easily seen two cars. firefighters will offer safety tip sheets to trick-or- treaters. again, available at each san jose fire station today. >> the c a treat to couples who want to get married today. the office is offering halloween what her soul -- ceremonies. a room will be set up with colorful the core and you are looking at photos of some of the ceremonies in the past. the bride

2018-oo77338mls for properties at 2253 webster, 353 kearney street. 456 through 467 oak street, 587 wallertreet, 354 through 356 san carlo street and 811 tree avenue, respectively. these are all mills act applications. we should hear from staff first, sir. >> are you ok? >> yes. >> because we have identified -- >> sir. sir. we're going to hear from staff first and then receive public comment and at that time you can testify. >> you will be invited back. don't worry. >> good afternoon, commissioners. shannon ferguson, planning department staff. the items before you today are six historical property contracts. the legislation authorizes local governments to enter into contracts with private property owners of qualified historic properties. this agreement provides property tax reductions to owners of those historic properties who can then allocate the savings towards an appropriate maintenance and restoration plan. the departments currently holds 31 active contracts. the department receives six novak application by the may 1 filing deadline. department staff reviewed each application for a co

potentially a future succession plan kathy waller is retiring next year, mid march, and john murphy willthe new cfo. coca-cola moving a bit james quincy is a relatively new ceo, took the job may, 2017, is in the middle of a turnaround plan, making moves like getting into the retail business they report earnings the week after next october 30th. there will be questions about that generally just the board communicating management changes under mr. quincy morgan >> thank you sara eisen >>> where we stand in the broader markets, dow down triple digits, down 133 points. the s&p down 13, and nasdaq down 75 communications and tech stocks arleinthwae adg e y lower. a lot more "squawk alley" still to come. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >>> welcome back investors looking to earnings on the market's direction dom chu is back at hq with a look at how tariffs an

instead, his defense attorney showed up, arguing news cameras should not be allowed to show roy waller's face in this high- profile case. last month, the 58-year-old was arrested by sacramento police after officials say dna evidence tied him to a series of rapes that started in rohnert park in 1991 and ended in 2006. he faces 12 counts of forcible sexual assault. today, his attorneys argued that showing his image to the public will jeopardize his ability to get a fair and impartial jury. prosecutors say they are fine with cameras in the courtroom and point out that jurors will have to focus on the evidence in the case. >> some of the other things that we are trying to be concerned about, obviously, we want to protect the integrity of the case also., in the courtroom, we will point out any harm. >> the judge set the next court date for january 7th, weeks before a judge is expected to make a ruling on media coverage for the trial. >>> a prison union official in west virginia says the death of notorious crime boss james "whitey" bulger is being investigated as a homicide. he led a largely i

cathy waller is retiring so kind of got lost in the shuffle a little bit the company is evolving and role is evolving it will allow to focus on the long term. he has been making changes already. i did talk to quincy this afternoon. here is what he told me. he told me it was a signal of a continued transformation and excuse of his vision application of company vision through talent he says investors are always wondering where that comes from. he said it has to do with refranchising over the last year it made results very messy did talk to him about some of the changes. i asked him if the new appointments both from international divisions know anything about his strategy. he says it is a big part of who we are and opportunity for where we are growing everyone wants to know about whether they are looking into that no plans right now here is what he said we have a broad approach but no plans to use it right now even -- i didn't think -- he didn't really go there >> they are not ready. >> yeah. >> they reported they were looking into this. they are always looking into everything >> coke i

rory charles waller is facing 12 counts of sexual account -- assault. of several rapes including contra costa, sonoma and solano county. >> reporter: he will be assigned a public defender. he is facing 12 felony counts of race and if convicted, he is looking at spending the rest of his life in prison. last month he was arrested after officials say that dna evidence tied him to a series of rapes that started in rohnert park and ended in sacramento in 2006 on september 24. he made his first court appearance in sacramento. alleged victims made the trip to face the man that terrorized them. a woman 27 years ago said that she is confident that justice will be served. >> when you go 27 years with zerorez resolution, feeling that it is never going to get resolved, you will go to your grave and you will never know who he is, it is incredibly important for me to look at the at -- look him in the eye. >> they used a genealogy website. he was living with his wife and he worked as a safety specialist at berkeley for 25 years. sacramento, ktvu -- ktvu fox 2 news. >>

but republican congresswoman mimi wallers says that same tax plan is scoring big points with businessess in her district and creating jobs. >> my opponent has to appease a good portion of my voters in order to win this election. so she is flip-flopping, telling you whatever she wants to tell you depending on who she is talking to. reporter: another big economic issue here is tariffs. the 45th district has a lot of big tech companies, neil amounts you know in the latest round of tariffs hardware companies were hit pretty hard. porter and walters tell me they're not a fan of these tariffs right now. neil? neil: that's a stinging issue. hillary vaughn, thank you very, very much. great job as always. go to usa today's eliza collins where we stand. i always like to get a update or sentiment read with folks you talk to. the polls go back and forth. between republicans and democrats heading capitol hill. that pretty changes. what is your sense? >> raise analysts give democrat as edge on winning an edge. it is just an edge. it is not much over 50%. democrats have to flip 23 seats in order to ta