rain is moving in. still up into lake county and parts of mendocino county. not as much. there is a back end as to what has been moving through. the most rain far and above has been up there. back over to petaluma and bodega bay and napa, light rain moving in. san pablo play, hercules, a little out to eastern solano county and moving through san francisco and a little on the pence l you see a little moving on shore there over to san mateo and milbrae. after that, there's not a lot but a little bit for the east bay. probably not a lot for the south bay. there is a lot of 50s in the mix there. a good breeze out of the east/southeast continuing to with us before the system goes through. most favor areas to the north. after the noon hour, things should calm down and get a break in the clouds as the system rotates through. 60s on the temps. mid to upper. sal, traffic is -- >> a little lighter than usual. not completely light. not what it would be on presidents day, for example. this is looking at 280 in san jose. the volume is light at the south bay commute. as a matter of fact, if you look at the maps where it shows us red, we don't see eye lot of red. this looks holiday like as some people are observing veterans day today. some schools are not in. that is making it easier. on northbound 101, there was a crash. traffic on the east shore freeway is not slow as well. for it to be a 19-minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the maze means your drive from vallejo to san francisco is taking maybe 40 minutes, maybe a little less because the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza is 15 and another 20 on the east shore. yesterday it was about an hour and a half. today it is about 40 minutes, about half the time. 7:03. let's go back to the desk. bulldozers are clearing the loss in sonoma and napa counties that were once the homes of many people. the second phase of clean-up launched this week in the coffey park neighborhood. they have removed hazardous waste. and now heavy equipment is moving in. a spokesman for the army corps of engineer say that soil will be tested for contaminants such as asbestos. some 40,000 people packed at&t park last night tore the band together bay area. >> work together to help people out. and i'm really grateful to be in this great place, in this great state. >> dave matthews, one of the big name musicians who performed at the benefit concert. 100% of the proceeds will go to a relief fund for victims. $15million was raised through ticket sales and sponsors. >> to get out of town and have a nice night and enjoy being with the family, with the hustle and bustle of insurance. >> recognition for us is difficult at times. something like this is amazing. we're happy they're doing something for the community. ♪[music] >> the event honored first responders and fire survivors. 5500 received complimentary tickets. the five-hour concert ended with the bay area band metallica. pg&e is suggesting that another company's electrical wiring may have caused the tubbs fire, the most destructive of the bay area wildfires. they filed legal papers saying that it was started by electrical company owned by what pg&e call a third party. there will be a distinct cause for each of the different fires. tomorrow is veterans day. president trump paid tribute by meeting with a group of american veterans in vietnam. he called them great warriors and a national treasure. he says he is committed to recovering the 200 american who's are still listed as missing in action from the vietnam war. but the associated press news agency is disputing the president's claims that his administration has taken big strides in fixing the department of veterans affairs. the white house issues a two- page memo declaring in a short period of time tremendous progress has been made in providing health care to veterans. but the ap says that the administration's efforts are falling short. trying to revamp the medical records system may not be complete for another eight years. more than 470,000 veterans from filed appeals demanding higher disability compensation. the associated press says a measure that the president signed into law to reduce processing delays will not help the half million veterans. president trump is pushing the america first agenda in vietnam. he talked about taking the u.s. out of the transpacific partnership which he called a bad deal. he also promoted his america first policy and encouraged other countries to put their own countries first. >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. i am always going to put america first. the same way that i expect all of you in this room to put your countries first. s fi now, president trump's advise tout vietnam is part of a five-country tour of asia. earlier he stopped in japan, south korea and china. commissioners at the port of oakland has approved a $52 million expansion project that will give oakland the largest distribution facility on the west coast. christien kafton tells us what this means to oakland and local workers. >> reporter: the port is saying the newly approved logistics center will usher in a new era at the report. the agreement allows the port to develop the logistics facility on property that was once an army base. it will handle the transfer of cargo between ships, trucks and trains and expand the facility to 180 acres, taking up a significant portion of the old army base and include a new distribution center. workers hope this bodes well for local labor. the port is promising to hire local workers. they will vote again on november 30th. construction on the 440,000 square foot facility could begin as early as spring of 2018, just around the corner. in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. our time is now 7:08. the former head of the dnc was in san francisco and was talking candidly about last year's elections. >> this is some super duper hacking. >> coming up, more of what donna brazile said. serious allegations being leveled against a republican senate candidate. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have the latest on that coming up. good morning. we have a slightly better than usual commute. you can take a look at that san mateo bridge where traffic is moving along very nicely all the way over to the peninsula. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. >> the time is 7:10. a republican candidate for the u.s. senate is facing serious sexual misconduct allegations. >> he is being asked to step aside before the election. doug luzader has more from capitol hill. this could deeply affect the republican agenda. >> reporter: judge moore has denied the allegations from a number of women. all of this could put a savory liable republican senate seat in jeopardy. judge roy moore is controversial and provocative. while he is also the republican senate republican, fellow republicans are not mounting much of a defense. >> the stories are just appalling. >> it is a devastating nasty story. if the revelation, if that's true, i don't think there would be anyplace for him in the u.s. senate. >> reporter: the "washington post" reports that four women have come forward describing moore's conduct and proposition back in his early 30s. the women ranged in age from 14 to 18 at the time. moore called the story false ask desperate tweeting the liberal media lap dogs just unleashed the most vicious attacks that i have ever faced. the white house says these are just allegations. >> the president believes if the allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. >> reporter: but if the allegations cost moore the senate seat in a december 12th special election, it will put republicans in congress in a bind, leaving every vote they must muster to pass tax reform before the end of the year. >> i didn't see him that way. >> reporter: others are not convinced. >> i don't believe that roy moore would do that. >> reporter: most recent polls have given moore a good edge over doug jones but that could all change. from washington, doug luzader, fox news. there have been 31 complaints of sexual harassment since 2006. last month 140 women signed a letter in the l.a. times to bring attention to what they call a pervasive culture of harassment at the state capitol. the senate and assembly haven't said how many resulted in disciplinary action. sal has been watching the commute. it has been relatively okay. >> it sure has. we have been looking at a lighter than usual commute. we have been looking at the south bay and the silicon valley commute. it looks light so far. the roads are not showing a lot of activity. usually we see a lot of red, especially on highway 85. this can be counted on for being slow. this morning, we do have it wide open at the moment. if you're looking at the peninsula, northbound 101 approaching palo alto there was an earlier accident. northbound 101 right at embarcadero. traffic will be a little slow northbound. southbound unaffected. look at the bridges. san mateo and dumbarton bridge looks good and so does the 80 freeway. still slowing approaching the richmond san rafael bridge this morning. but 19 men's for -- for it to take 19 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze, that's a very good time. and another 15 at the toll plaza. 7:14. let's bring in steve with today's weather. >> all right, sal. there is rain out there. fog as well. you will just have to trust us. this is from our san rafael camera. some of the fog has been moving through marin county and up north, mendocino and over to napa, lake county and a little bit from the city to the peninsula. not a lot. just a little bit. it looks like something that i would show you in late november, early december. it is cold. minneapolis, 15. chicago made it down to 19. now they're warming up to 22. st. louis at 28. omaha, 22. oklahoma city, 44. that is cold. new york, 39. that cold blast is heading to the northeast for a very cold weekend. it is snowing in chicago and it is the lake effect snow. so if you have travel plans there, i would bundle up. because they are getting some snow and very cold temps throughout the great lakes, northern plains and over to the northeast. we have rain. it is not cold. but the last rain was up into mendocino county. almost an inch of rain. the russian river had half an inch. some areas picked up good rain. alexander valley, a third of an inch. a third towards forristville. north santa rosa, a quarter enter of an inch. mount tam has picked up a third of that. san jose, .06. kent field a third of an inch. bodega bay, i have seen anywhere from .11 to a quarter of an inch depending on location. i went with the lighter amount because that seems to go with most locations. some rain is moving through lake county, clearlake, lake port to middle town, back over to cloverdale. the line up to ukiah looks like it will weaken a little bit. you are getting a break there. same can be said for parts of the russian river. there is a back edge. occidental and guerneville. you can see some of that light but still there. some has moved through parts of san francisco. san mateo coast as well. not a lot south of half moon bay. what is there would be very light. sfo had light rain. eastward, you don't find much. generally very light. most of the rain would be this morning. the system will start to push by by the noon hour. after that, mostly rain out of the picture. watch out for fog though late tonight and tomorrow. rain again not much. favors areas north of the golden gate. not a lot to the south. a break tuesday. wednesday night and thursday could be a good system. widespread rain might make it there. we have six days to iron that out. a lot of 50s. the breeze has moved along. east/southeast out of the south. some of the higher elevations, a good breeze. not much of a difference in the temps. no advisories for snow. there is an advisory for wind. a lake wind advisory is out on lake tahoe. gusts of 30 plus. all associated with this system up here. that low funneling in the moisture. you can see -- by the time it moves inland, it will take a lot of the moisture above us and get it out of the picture. it pushes out of the area. cloudy and mostly cloudy and light rain. mostly cloudy skies. 60s for the temps. everybody very close. areas of fog, once we clear out, tomorrow morning could be a big issue for some in the morning. rain early next monday. gasia. >> thank you, steve. bay area house prices keep going up. finding a home for $500,000 or less in the bay area is a real challenge. the california association of realtors reports there are 282 homes with that price point in contra costa county. 96 in alameda. just three homes in santa clara valley. and not a single home under $500,000 for sale in san francisco or san mateo counties. >> in my 31 years of being a real estate broker, supply and demand more than any other single issue has affected the prices of property throughout the 30-plus years that i've been doing this. >> newly released numbers in santa clara county last month shows the median sales price of a single-family home was $1,000,229. that is up 17% from last year. we will show you homes listed for $500,000. many people, especially outside of the bay area, or california would expect to get a lot more for half a million dollars. where do you think the price of housing in the bay area is going? do you think it will sky rocket or are we in a bubble that will burst? let us know by voting on ktvu.com or twitter and leave comments for us on facebook. sexual assault allegations continue to rock hollywood. the latest star to be accused of inappropriate conduct. apple fixes a strange bug affected the auto correct software. what you need to do and the problem still affecting iphone calculators. what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one pet? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. ♪[music] >> automatic. >> systematic, dave. >> the jackson 5. >> this is also motown. later on what most people think of motown. mid '60s. this is a little later on. this was requested by karen har fridays facebook. today is motown friday here. if there is a special song that you want to hear, let us know. i'm playing your requests. use the #ktvu on facebook, twitter or instagram. >> how do you follow that? dancing machine. >> a good one. >> a local macy's is shutting its doors to make way for the mall of the future. >> also the gop tax plan could cost the raiders millions. pam cook is back in the studio for today's money business. >> the tax plan creating a lot of controversy. tax reform cleared a hurdle in the house. senate revealing its own plan. we will talk about how the raiders could be affected. want to show you the opening bell this morning. videa shot up after reporting a great quarter. the indexes are down a little bit. that follows weeks of really strong gains and record numbers there. there's a live look at the dow jones. down 28 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 down as well. the same percentage-wise. macy's is announcing one of its department stores in san francisco will be among three in california that will close. the macy's at stone town galleria will close, along with one in los angeles. they are making way for a brand- new macy's that opened two miles away. it is part of an entertainment complex with 200 shops. the malls of the future will look more like entertainment centers with grocery stores to cater to millennials. the raiders and the city of las vegas may have to pay millions more if the tax plan as. approved. any new bonds issued for professional stadium would not be exempt from federal taxes. that means an annual cost of $3 million for the new dome stadium. officials addressed concerns last night and said regardless what happens in washington, it won't jeopardize the project moving forward. ground breaking certificate known eis actually set for monday. apple has a fix for an annoying auto correct bug on iphones. when you type in a lower case i, the feature would show an a with a question mark in a box. >> yes. >> yes, says dave. most of us have seen that. the fix is available as a free update to the software. the company is working on a fix for the calculator bug. there are a lot of typo correct things that bug people. it causes symbols to be ignored when users type too quickly. star wars fans, we get to take another journey to a galaxy far, far away. a brand-new star wars trilogy is in the works. the last jedi will be leading the project. it will be a stand alone trilogy introducing new characters to the star wars universe. the last jedi episode 8 hits theaters in december. a han solo movie in may. the unnamed episode 9 will wrap up the trilogy in 2019. then the brand-new one will begin. a new generation of star wars lovers hopefully. >> how happy are you, pam? >> i'm happy. i know i'm happier than you too. >> i can't keep up. i can't keep up. so -- >> well, the last jedi, luke skywalker is back in the new one that comes out in december. that is pretty exciting. >> thanks, pam. the time is 7:26. missing pets after the big fires in the north bay. up next, how many have been recovered just this week. and where families can go online to try to find their missing pets. >> ron: we're live in cupertino where a family receives a rude awakening after a car slams into their house. we will tell you who authorities say is behind this mess. this there's been steady rain from marin county northward. kent field up to half an inch. we will show you some of the rain totals coming up, in the fog. >> 7:29 on this friday morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. talking about weather because some people are getting rain. others are not. it is kind of -- it will work its way through. >> no doubt about it. there are some areas getting decent rain from marin county northward. there's a lot of fog that has filled in. that wasn't there about an hour ago. the front is making its move here. the low clouds have filled in. the system is moving into the north. that is dragging in a lot of this moisture. but it will push it east and southeast. i think by late morning, early afternoon. cassdero is up to .88 of an inch. forestville, almost half an inch. saint rosa, .39. geyserville, .13. san jose, .06 in the last 24 hours. still moving through parts of lake county. it looks like it is moving. clearlake, hidden valley lake. things look to be calming down as the system moves through. from windsor, rohnart park. napa county and also the east bay. coming over san pablo bay over to eastern solano county and over the golden gate bridge we're getting rain as well. into san francisco. a little bit on the peninsula. that is heading into oakland as well and probably parts of the east bay soon. that seems to about the line. half moon bay north. there is not a lot to the south of that. the line will continue to give us rain for the morning. we're getting a pretty good east/southeast breeze. that is picking up and will turn northwest later on. there is the band moving through by noon. that system drives it out of the area. 60s on the temps. mostly cloudy and light rain. mainly in the morning here. 7:31. we're still okay or is there something on your screen, sal? >> we're still okay. as a matter of fact, steve, we've had a slightly lighter than usual commute. some of the main points like the bay bridge toll plaza you can still see slow traffic here at the toll plaza. in fact it looks like a normal day. i'll tell you something, when i look at this picture, i see something that makes me optimistic about later in the morning. you see that right there usually it is jam packed. this morning, it is not. that means we're going to have just a slightly better than usual day. this is 880 northbound and southbound. this traffic is looking good. nothing slightly about this. normally we have a bunch of slow traffic right through here. i don't see any right now. it is a little slow in fremont. that's about it. that means we're having a slightly better day. south bay, that looks like holiday traffic. 7:32. back to the desk. a few hours ago a car slammed into a in cupertino. >> it destroyed the living room of the house and part of the foundation. tara moriarty, you're there. you've been out there for a while. and you talked to the people who live there. good morning. >> reporter: that's -- good morning. yeah. that's right. we don't know exactly how fast this driver was going. but we do know that he was headed eastbound in this direction here on bolinger road when he drifted into on coming lanes of traffic and went through these two holes that you see right here, drifting across the lawn where there are? skid marks, by the way, and slammed into the house, creating a gaping hole in the foundation. this is video of the white car that smashed into the living room with glass and wood chunks everywhere. the family says the house shook and there was a loud bang around 4:00 this morning. their daughter woke up and ran downstairs with her grandmother where they saw the destruction. >> we ran downstairs and then we saw the wall was just like busted. then we went out. we tried to see, like, what -- like, what made the damage. we saw a white car. >> reporter: now, luckily no one inside was hurt. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say the driver apparently fell asleep at the wheel as he was coming home from work. but he did suffer some minor injuries. we have learned that he did not have car insurance. now back here live, the family who rents the home are depending on their landlord and homeowners insurance to cover the repairs. you can see how extensive the damage is. there is a coffee table over to the right. that was in front of the window before the crash. and there are deep cracks up the wall. some of the pipes have been busted. so the water has been cut off. so this family is really going to have to rough it out for a while. they say that they are just grateful that no one was hurt. live here in cupertino, i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you, tara. the time is now 7:34. no charges were filed against one man who was arrested after monday's fatal shooting of a concord high school student. the 20-year-old of concord was officially charged with murder for the killing of jansen near olympic high school. no charges are being filed against a second suspect in the case. now he was accused of hiding the gun. three juveniles were also detained. police say the suspects targeted lawrence jansen but so far we don't know of a motive. a football coach at santa rosa junior college is facing murder charges after a car crash that killed a sonoma state student. authorities say this man is suspected of driving under the influence. he was near petaluma sunday night when his car went over the double yellow line and hit head on with another car. 21-year-old paulette of oakley died at the scene. three other drivers were involved but not seriously hurt. the suspect has a previous drunk driving conviction and due to appear in court next week. the defense rested its case in the murder trial of jose ynez garcia zarate who is accused in the fatal shooting of kate steinle. she was killed two years ago while walking along pier 14 with her father. an expert was called who determined the accuracy of the police enter gas station of jose ynez garcia zarate. they say that he intentionally fired the gun but the defense says it was an accident. closing arguments are set for november 20th. then the jury will decide if jose ynez garcia zarate should be convicted of second degree murder. the time is 7:36. san mateo county prosecutors charged a 71-year-old man in the killing of a 19-year-old woman in daly city 41 years ago. now, this challenges a theory that one person killed five young women on the peninsula during a five-month span in 1976. it was called the gypsy hill killings. yesterday, prosecutors announced dna evidence tied leon seymore. he was already in a mental hospital. an oakland police officer has been cleared of any wrong doing in a sexual misconduct case. former officer ryan walterhouse had been facing a misdemeanor count of engaging in an act of prostitution. yesterday a judge dismissed the last of three charges. there was not enough evidence that a 21-year-old prostitute was involved. the accusations against walterhouse came at a time that oakland police department was facing a sex scandal. the fbi wants to examine the cell phone of the gunman in the texas church massacre as part of its investigation into the shooting that killed 26 people. in a news conference earlier this week, the fbi refused to identify the make and model of that phone but said they can't unlock it. apple, however, says it is an iphone and the company immediately reached out to the fbi and offered help. we're also learning that the shooter's iphone could have been unlocked with his thumb print. if officials had done so within 48 hours of his death. that thumb print function stops working after 48 hours. after that, the user is required to enter their pass code to get into that device. the california public utilities commission took steps yesterday to protect people who were impacted by the fires in the north bay. during its meeting in san francisco, the state puc approved a series of consumer protections. utility companies that provide power, water or phone service won't be allowed to charge deposits to establish service for customers whose homes were destroyed or lost their jobs. the resolution approved bar utilities to disconnect service for fire victim that's can't make their payments. >> some people will have to move four or five times before they find a permanent residence again. this will make sure that they're not required to pay deposits four or five times. they won't have to pay deposits any time at all. this resolution provides real relief, real cost savings to people who need it the most, people who lost everything in the wildfires. >> that's mark tony with the utility reform network. he pushed for the protections as did his group. he says the rest us will have to pay more but the new rules are likely to benefit tens of thousands of people. in washington, house republicans were able to push their tax reform legislation through a key chitty. the house ways and means committee voted 24-16 along party lines to send that complex tax bill to the full house. republicans say the almost 6 trillion dollar measure will help the middle class. democrats say wealthy americans are the ones that will really be helped. senate republicans released their own plan. it includes 7 tax brackets compared to four in the house bill. it also fully repels the state and local tax deduction. it would delay cutting the corporate tax rate from 35 to 20% until the year 2019. and it maintains a provision to allow people to write off medical expenses that exceed a certain amount of their income. now, the release of a senate bill sets the stage of a tug of war between the house and senate overcome peteing priorities. donna brazile, the former democratic national chairman, spoke in san francisco last night and answered questions about her controversial book regarding the 2016 election. >> this book is a warning about what we should be doing to prepare for in the future. >> her book is titled hacks. it is an insider account of her time as chair of the dnc during last year's election. she told the people about her meeting with the fbi after agents confirmed the dnc e- mails had been hacked by russians. >> i wanted to write the story because i believe it is a warning to all americans that we have to protect our democracy. what you didn't know was that they corrupted our data. what you didn't know is that they got into our voter files. >> donna brazile's book raised criticism over hillary clinton and the dnc. she said it wasn't rigged but object today a plan that would pay off the dnc debt for running the operations before clinton was the official nominee. the time is 7:41. it is a concert that many people are talking about this morning. coming up at 8:00, a look inside last night's wildfire benefit concert at at&t park. how much money has been raised so far for the relief efforts. we watched them grow up in the white house. now we will take a look from the white house to the outside. the point of view of two sisters who grew up there. what barbara and jenna revealed on the book tour about life in washington, d.c. we will look at rain totals and see what is in store for the weekend. >> the former first daughters barbara and jenna bush are opening up about their lives before and after the white house. they are on a book tour that was moderated by rice. >> there is no guide book to being. >> they did not focus on politics. they did share stories though about their dad. they said that they tried to talk him out of running for president because they told him it would ruin their lives. >> there's a strong chance that i'm the only person on campus that voted for my father. >> the sisters told the crowd that the good far outweighed the bad during their time at the white house. all right. our time is 7:45. i see what is happening on the roads now. sal, how does it look out there? >> a little better than normal. maybe i'm underselling this a little bit. let's go to the macarthur maze where normally it takes, you know -- yesterday at this time it was taking a long time to get to this spot. it was taking 70 minutes -- 70 minutes, 7-0. now we're at 21. that is a big improvement. you can see at the bay bridge toll plaza it is backed up for 10 to 15 minutes. yesterday it took an hour and 40 minutes to get from vallejo. now it is taking half the time. it look like it is wet. we will talk to steve about the wet weather in a moment. this is 880 north and southbound. a big indicator of what kind of day it is today. look at highway 4. i'm looking everywhere. is there any slow traffic anywhere on highway 4? there is not. enjoy it. southbound 680 from concord to walnut creek looks good. the dumbarton and the san mateo bridge also doing very well. at 7:46, let's bring in steve. >> are you sure about that highway 4? >> i checked twice. i checked my two sources. >> thank you, sir. let's get to it. hold on. let me get that rain drop off of there. that rina county has had good rain. .43. and had some rain on the golden gate. it has gone through. if not, it is pretty light but it is there. across the country, it is cold. minneapolis, 15. omaha, chicago, 22. st. louis, 28. and all of that is heading towards washington, d.c., new york and boston over the weekend. with a pretty cold blast for early in the season. chicago is getting the classic lake effect snow coming in off of lake michigan. you can see it near lake shore drive. there could be multiple inches over at o'hare there might be flurries. that's what they're dealing with, along with very cold air. our system is moving through right now. the tropical connection is pushing off. kent field, a half an inch of rain. novato, .12. and redwood city with a .07. by far and away the most is to the north. most of the rain is in the morning. it will be decreasing by the evening. lake county up to middle town, hidden valley lake, clearlake, over to cobb, it is winding down. still some. quieter towards mendocino county. they had the bulk in the last 24 hours. santa rosa, glenn helen and also sonoma and now st. helena to american canyon some is moving through. same for hercules, vallejo, lafayette a little bit. same for san francisco over to berkeley and emryville. heading over towards the east bay. ask then a little bit on the peninsula. and then burlingame, sfo, light amounts there. redwood city as well. a little towards concord and walnut creek right now. what goes east doesn't give us much rain. this is a weak system unless you're north of the golden gate, it will be good. monday it looks like a similar track with the bulk to the north. 50s on the temps to 60 at sfo. we're getting a good east/southeast breeze. this is a mild direction, front direction. the sera does not have to worry about snow advisories but they have a lake wind advisory. some of the passes, gusts over 60 miles per hour. on the lake, 30 plus. keep that in mind if you're driving up there. we get the initial band to go through. some coming in. we're on the back side of this. we have a mostly cloudy day and light rain. 60s on the temps to upper 60s. areas of fog in there. that will be a bigger issue tomorrow morning as it clears out into saturday. otherwise one of my least favorite words but fair. it will be okay. then rain early monday morning, dave. >> thank you, steve. >> yep. >> the time is 7:49 there. is fear in bay area asian communities after some undocumented immigrants were rounded up recently. asian support groups told the mercury news that immigrants are especially scared they will be detained and then deported. last month, federal immigration agents tracked down more than 200 vietnamese and combodian immigrants around the country. undocumented immigrants are worried about possibly splitting up their families if some of their family members are deported. well, a deal on immigration may be coming on capitol hill. republican lawmakers say they're drafting a compromised bill that would allow 800,000 dreamers to stay here in the u.s. the lawmakers say the push to protect people in the daca program from being deported may soon pass in the house, with several republicans willing to back democrats on the bill. but it may be hard to get house speaker paul ryan's support. he says the new dreamers law should stand on its own and not be lumped as part of the bigger government spending bill. >> i think it should be considered separately. discussions are underway how the daca solution should occur. i don't think we should put artificial deadlines before the ones that we have. >> it provided protection for children that were brought into the country illegally. the time is 7:51. there is a new development about the battle between a young undocumented immigrant and the trump administration. 23-year-old juan manuel montes was the first daca recipient deported back to mexico under the president's immigration crackdown. he then sued the administration but later dropped his lawsuit. but montes was arrested this week for scaling a fence and trying to cross the border, getting into the u.s. illegally. now, that is a felony under federal law. it is punishable by a fine and up to two years in prison. the time is 7:51. would you pay $500 million -- $500,000 for a one-bedroom home? coming up in the 8:00 hour, the latest on the bay area's expensive housing market and why homes under $500,000 are harder to find. now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. hi, we're alaska airlines. and our california game is stepping up. with our low fares, your san jose start-up won't have to pony up for a quick flight to an la meet-up. and you might even get an up-grade on your next trip to palm springs. over 90 daily non-stops. from san diego on up. alaska airlines. 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is the underdog tonight, pac-12 games at night are known for being wild and unpredictable. you can see the game on our sister cable network fox sports 1. another well known hollywood entertainer has been accused of sexual miss conduct. five women have accused louis c.k. of harassment. all were up and coming comedians. his latest movie was set to premiere in new york but was delayed because of controversy. he will issue a written statement in the coming days. in the past few weeks, several women and some men have come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against some of hollywood's biggest stars. >> i think it is too soon to tell how big this will get. i think there are probably a lot of very nervous men in hollywood right now. >> actor kevin spacey is being cut from an upcoming film after allegations surfaced against him. the director says he will reshoot spacey's scenes over the next few weeks. the time is 7:56. sad news in hollywood. john hillerman of the show magnum pi died at the age of 84. he appeared in a lot of movies and tv shows like chinatown and blazing saddles but best known for this role, he played higgins, the british caretaker with tom selleck on magnum pi. he was british at all. he was born and raised in texas. he died yesterday. he had been sick for years. he was 84 years old. an event that so many people are talking about this morning after going to bed very late. >> very late. in a minute, we will take you inside the benefit concert at at&t park and tell you how much has been raised for the victims of the fires so far. up next, we will take a look how veterans are being honored right here in the bay area. what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news 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together to help people out. ♪[music] >> the bay area coming together for fire victims. just how much was raised at the benefit concert at at&t park. we are firing up the barbecue for a good cause. we will tell you what the good cause is and where you can get good barbecue in a few minutes. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is friday, november 10th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >> did you see that blow torch. >> i have never tried that. >> it is a day that many people have the day off of work and school for veterans day. a lot of people waking up to cloudy conditions. steve, rain even in some spots. >> i'm still looking at that barbecue. no lighter fluid? no problem. look at that. i've got something better. look at that. flame on. that is the first that i have seen that. all right. let's get to it here. we have a weak system moving through from marin county northward it has been decent. half an inch to an inch of rain. the low is moving into the pacific northwest. we're stuck in that. we don't get the systems to dig that far south. they put on the brakes and head east. we get the tail end of these. we get okay rain. gilroy .12. redwood city, .07. a lot of the rain is pushing through lake county. the same could be said in napa county now. highway 29 there. back over to sonoma and petaluma and parts of santa rosa. came across san pablo bay, over crockett and martinez and american canyon. it is very weak across highway 4. some of it over berkeley. piedmont and lafayette and a little bit on the peninsula. south san francisco, sfo, that seems to be about the line. there's not a lot to this. most of it will move through in the morning and get improving conditions later on. 50s on the temps to 60 with a good east/southeast breeze. it is blustery for some. the system will move through for the morning, decreasing for the late morning and afternoon. clearing out tonight with temperatures today in the 60s. all right, sal. 8:02. what do you have? >> i'm just laughing. that barbecue that we saw? >> yes. >> the guy barbecuing is a firefighter. so he is okay with fire. >> he knows what he is doing. >> yes, he does. there you go. see -- i've never thought of that but i would not try that at home. >> maybe we can call him out to the house. >> yeah. we will talk about this more later. let's look at the commute now. the commute here on 80 westbound has been much better than normal. today is a federal and state holiday in honor of veterans day. thank you to gene for reminding me of that. schools are out for sure. you can see that traffic is definitely lighter. for it to take 20 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, that is definitely unusual on the good side. at the bay bridge, the backup seems to be getting much better. we showed you that there is no more of a backup on 880. we also showed you there is waiting -- it has been raining there, as steve as been raining. here in oakland. north and southbound traffic in oakland is looking good. even when we had crashes, they haven't caused ai lot of slow traffic because the volume is down. 8:03, back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. millions being raised for victims of the wildfires. metallica took to the stage last night. ♪[music] >> reporter: oakland's own ralph, the grammy artist many know as a founding member of tony tony tony brought the band together for a concert. those with prime viewing spots included first responder, volunteers, and survivors. >> this is my parents home in coffey park. it was the most devastating thing ever. >> reporter: these sisters lost their childhood home in santa rosa during the fire. >> sad times, good times. everything. every thanksgiving that we've had there. >> reporter: on this night, a respite from the grief and struggle to recover and rebuild. >> just to get out of town and have a nice night out and enjoy being with the family, with the hustle and bustle of insurance and, you know, going. >> reporter: many people attending say they're here to see dave matthews. they paid anywhere from $49 to $149. vip tickets ran several hundred dollars each. >> it is a great honor to be here to stand together and work together to help people out. i'm grateful to be in this great place, in this great state doing it for a good thing. >> reporter: organizers say 100% of the proceeds will go to the tipping point emergency relief fund. the founder of the sap fran based nonprofit says $15 million has been raised from ticket sales and sponsors. he says the money will help survivors in dire need. >> the immigrants that have lost their rental units, had no renters insurance. the thousands that are now homeless. >> reporter: the event honored first responders. 1500 were given complimenty tickets. >> in this is amazing. we're happy they're doing something for the community. >> the brotherhood throughout marin and throughout san francisco and the bay area in general has brought us together and made me want to be here even more. >> reporter: one single mom, a school teacher from santa rosa, who survived with her children, says she is grateful. >> i think we have gained more than we have lost. our time together as a family, when we were in the hotel room, the laughter, the jokes, we're paying attention to what is important now. >> reporter: during the show, the names of the people who lost their lives in the fires were displayed on two large screens. fire survivors say they will forever have a special place in their heart for the first responders who saved their lives. amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> greatest there. bulldozers and backhoes starting to clear lots in sonoma and napa counties where homes once stood. the second phase of cleanup launched this past week in coffey park neighborhood. the epa has wrapped up most of its work of removing hazardous waste and heavy equipment is moving in. soil samples will be tested for contaminants such as asbestos and agencies also are sampling the air and water runoff. missing pets from the north bay fires are still being found by animal services. ten more pets without identification tags were found just this week. sonoma county animal services says it is caring for more than 100 animals related to the fire. a group of volunteers have set up a facebook page with a photo gallery that you can check to find missing pets. the time is 8:07. tomorrow is veterans day. president trump paid tribute by meeting with american veterans in vietnam. he called them great warriors and a national treasure. the associated press news agency is disputing the president's claims that his administration has taken big strides in fixing the department of veterans affairs. the white house issued a two- page memo this week declaring in a short period of time, tremendous progress was made in areas such as providing health care to veterans. the ap says its analysis shows the administration's efforts are falling short. the white house effort to speed up wait times by revamping the electronic medical records system may not be completed for another eight years. more than 470,000 veterans have filed appeals demanding higher disability compensation. the association says the measure that was signed into law by the president that reduces processing laws will not help the half million veterans. president trump is promoting his america first agenda in vietnam. he addressed other leaders and talked about taking the u.s. out of the transpacific partnership, one that he has called a bad deal. he also promoted his america first policy and encouraged other countries to put their own countries first. in just a few hours of a restaurant will open its doors to veterans and first respond hes from the north bay wildfires. we saw that blow torch a minute ago. i know that christien kafton is there in south city. a local man is safely thanking heroes today, christien. >> reporter: yeah. gasia, i was telling sarah our producer that i had the best tease ever. i didn't tell her what it was going to be. all of a sudden she saw this and she agreed. she told me best tease ever. so this is a tease for this barbecue that they will be having. what a way to say thank you in honor of veterans. veterans day tomorrow. but sonom considers divani is getting ready early. this is really your opportunity to give back. >> yes. last year we decided to do this program with tom carney. and it was a success but it was a smaller gathering. this year, with all of the negativity and all of the bad news out there, the fires up north, and for veterans day, i told tom, why don't we go ahead and -- >> reporter: get that grill started down here. this is produce sports tavern. this is an open invitation. you want the veterans and first responders to come down. >> absolutely. come down while supplies last. they will be our guests here today for try tip cooked by tom carney on the grill. >> reporter: i was going to say with try tip, i think it's going to be first come first serve is the best way to do it. that will go fast. when can they come down. >> 11:30 to about 2:00. >> make sure that people know we're in south san francisco at the produce alley sports tavern. folks can come on down. you will trust they are who they say who they are. but it is better if they show up in the truck. >> we believe it. >> reporter: thank you so much. this is fun. we will check in with you in about half an hour. tom carney, i hadn't asked you before but do i get to use the blow torch. >> absolutely. if you're trained. >> reporter: you heard it. if i'm trained. maybe -- maybe in an hour or so i will get the training that i need. this is his way of really giving back to the community, giving back to the first responders and giving back to the veterans. it has been a rough year. our first responders have been through a lot with the fires in the north bay, fire that's we had in santa cruz county. it has been a tough year. this is a way to give back. >> expect many people there. christien, thank you. >> what a greatest. >> thanks, christien. still to come, the search is on for seven teenagers tied to the burglary of a home. how police are hoping new surveillance video will lead to arrests. there are calls for roy moore to pull out of the race. more on the sexual misconduct allegations that are sparking controversy nationwide. >> president trump now weighing in on the sexual misconduct allegations against republican alabama senate candidate roy moore. the white house says that they think moore will step aside if the accusations are true. at age 32 moore had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl. three other women also told the newspaper that moore pursued them when they were teenagers. moore who is now 70 years old denies the report. both republican and democratic lawmakers say he should step aside if the accusations are true. >> it is a devastating nasty story. if the revelation -- if that is true, i don't believe there would be anyplace for him in the u.s. senate. >> the allegations against roy moore are disgusting and deeply troubling. if true, he should step aside immediately. >> moore is currently campaigning to fill the senate seat left open by attorney general jeff sessions. if elected next month, it is possible that the senate could decline to seat him or if he is seated, the senate could then move to expel him. the time is 8:15. a new report says the california legislature has investigated 31 complaints of sexual harassment since 2006. the l.a. times says the numbers were released in response to a public records request. last month, 140 women signed a letter in the l.a. times to bring attention to what they called a pervasive culture of harassment at the state capitol. they haven't said how many investigations resulted in disciplinary action. another well known hollywood entertainer is being accused of sexual misconduct. five women have accused louis c.k. of harassment. the new york times reports all of the women were up and coming comedians. his latest movie was set to premiere in new york but was canceled amid the controversy. he will issue a written statement in the next few days. all right. let's check in with traffic right now and say hello to sal. i can't say i was at the limit this morning, sal, but it was definitely a smooth roll into work. >> lighter than usual now, mike. if you're on 80 westbound, i think you're going to notice a big difference in the commute. 20-minute drive. it really hasn't gotten more than that. sometimes we look at this number here and we have a number of 60 or 70 minutes. like yesterday. today, it is much better. at the bay bridge toll plaza we're beginning to lighten up. it is a federal and state holiday in on beer of veterans day. traffic is showing signs of being lighter than usual. there are congested spots but things are definitely lighter. look at highway 4. normally we have a lot of slow traffic on most days here. from antioch to concord, it looks good. concord into san ramon, a nice looking drive. at 8:17, steve, in my traffic pictures, i noticed a little bit of rain. >> not a lot but a little bit. from marin county northward there have been dessert amounts. our system is moving through. a lot of cloud cover and fog inform the south. just not much precip. that seems to be the pattern that we're stuck in. first of all, nationally it is cold. i mean, this is a pattern that we haven't seen in a while here. the cold has arrived early for many. chicago was down to 19. they're 20 now. new york at 38. that plunge of cold air is heading to the northeast if you have travel plans over the weekend. it is all lake effect snow as well for chicago and some areas you can see coming in off of lake michigan there is the flow. it can produce moderate to heavy rain near the lake. hardly any inland. if you're traveling there, it is a hint of winter already. we have our system moving through. rainfall amounts, heaviest amounts about the russian river northward and into parts of helped sin owe counsel -- mendocino county. forestville, half an inch. windsor, quarter of an inch. point reyes, .12. most of the rain as far as the focus goes will be in the morning until 8:00, 10:00. by noon, we will see this moving off as the low kicks in to the north. then decreasing. it looks like it is decreasing in lake county. still from clearlake over to hidden valley lake. still a little bit. it looks like we are almost done with that. stretching from the russian river, petaluma, back over to st. helena, napa and also sonoma and glenn helen. moving eastward as well. contra costa county, not much but light rain in there. same can be said for oakland and parts of moraga and danville. again, walnut creek, not a lot to this system. same can be said for the peninsula, back over to parts of san francisco and the san mateo coast. that looks to be the line. south of that, i don't think there is much. this is mainly for the next hour or so. 50s on the temps. then it clears out. sierra nevada doesn't have to worry about snow. gusting up to 30 on the lake and 60 in higher elevations. that is a bigger concern than precip if you're heading up there. the system will give us off and on rain through the morning hours. then it will push inland to carry this out of the picture. later this afternoon, things will calm down. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and 60s on the temps. tomorrow morning, watch out for fog. we already had some this morning. the next system late sunday, monday doesn't look like it will do much. >> we will take it, steve. appreciate it. would you pay half a million dollars for a one- bedroom home? we will have the latest on the expensive housing market in the bay area and why homes under $500,000 are more and more difficult to find. hi, we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. from the west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. ♪[music] >> it is a motown friday here on traffic jams. playing your request for motown today. this request is by denise. thank you, denise, for hitting us up on twitter. there is a way to request songs on friday. hit us up on social media. tvu on facebook, twitter or instagram. the time is 8:23. the cost of buying a home in the bay area just continues increasing. but if you look hard enough, you will find there are still a few homes selling for only half a million dollars. ktvu went searching for the more affordable homes. >> reporter: if you have the traditional american dream of owning a home with a white pickett fence in silicon valley your option in the $500,000 range are dwindling. >> it is pretty rare. if you need one, it will need a lot of work. >> reporter: south bay realtor lowe says that home buyers used to be able to find a house for $500,000 in east san jose. it is not 2015 anymore. >> in this particular area, you will find listings in the $600,000. it has definitely gone up. >> reporter: like this 1400 square foot home near king and story just went on the market for $690,000, more than twice the amount it sold for in 2000. >> in my 321 years of being a real estate broker, supply and demand, more than any other single issue, has affected the price of properties throughout the 30-plus years that i have been doing this. >> reporter: san mateo county has zero listings in the $500,000 range. santa clara county has three. alameda county has # 6. and contra costa county has 282, including this 1200 square foot martinez home listed at $499,000. this is one of only three listings in santa clara county in the $500,000 range. it is listed at $525,000. one bedroom, one bath, 440 square feet and said to need major repairs. it has been on the market for slightly half a million dollars. newly released numbers show in santa clara county last month, the median price of a single- family home sold was $1,220,000, up 17% from a year ago. >> if you're going to be on this side of the bay, san mateo, santa clara county, if you want to pay $500,000, you're looking for a condoor a town house. >> so our question of the day is where do you think the price of housing in the bay area is heading? 64% of you say it will continue to sky rocket. 36% say you think we're in a bubble, one that will burst. let us know what you think by voting on twitter. we love it when you leave comments for us on facebook. a small university in oakland tops the list of california colleges where graduates make the most money. graduates the university has a salary of $110,000 after five years of graduating. loma linda university round out the top five. according to the san francisco chronicle, the data only includes students who receive federal aid. there is a new push to improve road safety at palo alto schools. the weekly report the city council approved a measure to lower the speed limit from 25 to 20 miles per hour around most schools. it is part of a broader plan to better adjust to neighborhood traffic conditions. a local organization is helping veterans get back to work. not just any job. coming up in minutes, pam cook is back in the studio to explain how veterans are being trained for good jobs in silicon valley. the bumper of a car, remnants of a crash where a driver slammed into this cupertino home, jolting everyone inside awake. the reason behind the accident next. good morning. it has been a lighter than usual commute on this day, right before veterans day. traffic looks good on the east shore. and our weather will look good on the weekend. right now it is under cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. light rain moving through but i think the bulk has already moved off. we will take a look. >> 8:29 on a friday morning, november 10th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. let's check in with steve. there is a little college football in town. any rain for the stanford u-dub game. >> no. >> we have rain moving through but not a lot on the peninsula for sure. most to the north of the golden gate. a little to the east. there you go. we see a lot of the moisture coming in from the west/southwest from a deep low. all of the lows so far have stayed to the north. as it swings in, it is sending a lot off to the east rapidliment the system has produced okay rain. gilroy .12. redwood city, .07. a little bit of rain in napa county, napa. let's head up highway 29 to st. helen and calistoga. it is on the back side towards santa rosa and much of the russian river. bay point, a little bit. maybe antioch out to rio vista. what came across san francisco and parts of oakland and berkeley has really fallen apart near walnut creek. but emphasis on a little bit. not a lot there. farther north, maybe a little bit. still a couple bands off shore taking aim towards golden gate northward. 50s on the temps. near 60 for some. the sierra doesn't have to worry about snow advisories. it is really windy up there. the system will move through later today. watch out for fog in the morning. 60s on the temps. 8:31. what would you say -- wait a minute. the last time that we looked at highway 4, i saw green. >> that is unusual. >> very unusual. >> i'm going to show you something else unusual, steve. >> okay. >> we have an unusually light back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. it has cleared out. it looks like a holiday. it has for some. federal and state works observing veterans day today. it is making it easier for those that have to go to work. it has been light. no major issues on interstate 880 in oakland. and things are not slow as they usually are. and as steve mentioned, highway 4 is clear. also good looking commute in the south bay and on the bridges. 8:32. let's go back to the desk. a cupertino family got a rude awakening this morning when a car slammed into their home, destroying their living room and part of the home's foundation. tara moriarty is there. she talked with the family. so amazing that no one was hurt here, tara. >> reporter: yeah. that was some -- some lucky -- have good news, definitely. now, we don't know how fast the driver of this car was going. the speed limit behind me is 25 miles per hour. but based on the impact, i would say he was going a lot faster than that. the car was headed eastbound but careened through the two poles right here, drifting across this lawn, and then barreling into this house. merit took cell phone video of the white car that smashed into his living room spending glass, mud and wood flying. there was a loud noise and the house shook-up stairs where everyone was sleeping at about 4:00 this morning. merit's daughter sharon was jilted awake by the accident. >> i heard a big bang. me and my grandmother, we just ran oust the room. we were banging on my brothers' door. they were not awake. we went downstairs and we saw the wall was just like busted. so then we went out. we tried to see like what -- like what made the damage. >> reporter: luckily no one inside was hurt. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say the driver fell asleep at the wheel when coming home from work. he suffered minor injuries. we have learned that he did not have car insurance. so the family who rent this home are really depending on their landlord and the homeowners insurance to cover the cost of repairs. you can see how extensive the damage is here. a coffee table was in front of the window-the crash. you can see it is moved over into the middle of the room. there's a gaping hole in the foundation, with deep cracks on the wall. some of the pipes are busted. so the water has actually been turned off. but the family says it will rough it out for a while but it is thankful that everyone is okay. live from cupertino, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> it really is. thank you, tara. police are searching for seven teenage boys accused of breaking into a home in campbell. surveillance video shows the teenagers on patio court jogging and walking down the street after two homes were burglarized. this is from security cameras from several homes in the area. >> it kind of looks like they were trick-or-treating during the day. four on one side of the street and three and one had a bag. >> once inside both homes, they did a good job of ransacking and taking personal items. >> if you have information about the teenagers seen in the video, call campbell police. no charges were filed against one man arrested after monday's fatal shooting of a concord high school student. he was officially charged with murder yesterday for the killing of lawrence jensen near olympic high school. no charges are being filed against a second man in the case, 18-year-old brian. he was accused of hiding the gun. three juveniles have also been detained. police say the suspects targeted jansen but we do not know a motive from police yet. a football coach at santa rosa junior college is facing murder charges after a car crash that killed a sonoma state student. authorities say he is suspected of driving under the influence. he was near petaluma sunday night when his car crossed the double yellow line and hit another car head on. 21-year-old paulette from oakley died at the scene. three other drivers were involved in the crash. they were not seriously hurt. the suspect does have a previous drunk driving conviction. he is set to appear in court next week. the fbi wants to examine the cell phone of the gunman in the texas shoot massacre as part of the investigation into the shooting that killed 26 people. in a news conference earlier this week, the fbi refused to identify the make and model of the phone but did say they couldn't unlock it on their own. apple however says it is an iphone and that the company immediately reached out to the fbi and offered assistance. we're also learning that the shooter's iphone could have been unlocked with his thumb print if officials had done so within 48 hours of his death. that thumb print function stops working after 48 hours. after that, the user is required to enter the pass code to access the device. pg&e is suggesting that another company's electrical wiring may have caused the deadliest most destructive of the wildfires last month in the north bay. pg&e filed papers saying the fire may have been caused by electrical company by what pg&e calls a third party. the legal filing is part of pg&e's response to several fire related lawsuits. the utility also made a point of saying there will be a distinct cause for each of the different fires. the california public utilities commission took steps yesterday to protect people who were impacted by the fires during the meeting in san francisco. the state puc approved a series of protections. they won't be allowed to charge deposits to establish service for customers whose homes were destroyed or who lost their jobs. the resolutions bar utilities from disconnecting service for fire victims who can't make their payments. commissioners have approved a $52 million expansion project. they gave initial approval last night. the agreement allows the port to develop a logistics facility on property that was once an army base. it will handle cargo for shipment for trains, trucks and ships. the port is promising to hire local workers. a final vote is scheduled for november 30th. the time is 8:37. a local organization is helping veterans get back to work. not any job. it is training them for good jobs in silicon valley. pam cook will be here to explain in a moment. volume is lighter today because a lot of people are observing veterans day. right now we're looking at a decent commute. we will let you know more about this coming up. what if there was only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one haircut? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. ♪[music] >> we were featuring motown songs today on traffic jams. this is the last one of the day. remember -- and this is requested by cindy clark. remember the best way to get a song on on a friday is hashtag us using social media platforms, facebook, instagram or twitter. ♪[music] just use #ktvu on the sites and we will get your requests. the time is 8:41. training -- trading has been underway for just about two hours now. the dow is down about 50 points at this point. it is a time to talk about the people and groups helping vets when they come home. pam cook joins us now with one of the stories. >> for many military veterans getting back into the workforce can be challenging, help it comes to the high paying competitive tech industry. i visited local industries that are investing in vets. >> anybody who is willing to take a bullet for me, i'm going to help support. >> reporter: that's one of the mottos of vets in tech. >> in silicon valley, we move fast. i mean, we -- we build only to deconstruct and build better. a lot of times there is so much churn in that. some of the more vulnerable populations are left to the way side. >> reporter: the vulnerable populations are often the men and women who have served our country and are now in need of a job. >> when you're in the military, you have a lot of confidence in who you are and what you're doing. you come out and you don't know what that is anymore. it takes a while to find that confidence. >> reporter: growing up and being in the military is all that nate wanted to do. after nine years, he wanted to move on. but to what? >> i knew i had to find out what i wanted to do and, you know, retool and find the skills that i needed to get that job. it wasn't going to be the job that i used to have. >> reporter: that's where vets in tech come in. the group helped him get the training that he needed to land a job at a bay area tech company. >> infantry training you learn how to do a job, how to do it on time and under budget and how to do it to a high standard of quality. >> reporter: the organization helps veterans with education, training, resumes and job search. what they ask in return is for them to help the next veteran who needs a hand. >> you make a step and other people stand on your shoulders. >> reporter: melody also took advantage of vets in tech to help land her job as senior director of engineering at gilliad sciences in foster city. >> i love to be part of the company with the emphasis on integrity which was important in the navy and the naval academy. and contribute to help save people's live snooze what does a company get back when they hire a vet? >> they work in teams. they are very ajill and are not afraid to make decisions. they come with global knowledge. they come with great leadership potential and great leadership skills. >> it takes a lot less hand holding to deploy them in the workforce today than it does somebody who is just graduating from college. we can treat patients globally because of the sacrifices that the u.s. and allied armed forces are making. and the least we can do is give them a meaningful job when they get out. >> we have a link on ktvu.com to vets in tech. you can see how you can help, how companies can get involved. if you're a veteran, what is available for you. just click on web links at the top of our page. >> inspiring. >> yeah. it was really nice to meet all of them. they're willing to turn around and help the next veteran get the job. >> thanks, pam. appreciate it. let's check in with sal right now. happy friday to you. >> same to you, mike and gasia. >> thank you. >> we have a much better commute today. some are observing veterans day and don't have to go to work. that is making it easier. 24 minutes between the carquinez bridge and the maze. yesterday at this time it was about an hour. when you get to the toll plaza, little delay getting into san francisco. as we move through the pictures quickly, there is not a lot to see. highway 4 continues to look good. likewise for the bridges and the south bay commute, including 280. at 8:45, let's bring in steve with today's forecast. >> thank you, sal. we had good rain certainly from the golden gate north. marin county north. far less to the east and south. but we are getting a system pushing through right now. you see the upper low off of the pacific northwest. once it moves inland, it starts to push this off. we will get a mostly cloudy, partly cloudy afternoon. heaviest rain up to mendocino county. it keeps clicking along here for some. windsor is up to half an inch of rain. kenwood, .19. glenn helen, .16. bodega bay, .13. kent field as well now at .57. pet loom a .16. and napa at .08. you can tell it is mainly to the north. some up in napa county where we picked up shy of a quarter of an inch of rain. that is associated with the light rain. fairfield over to bay point, concord had light rain and out towards solano county. what came across looked good for a while but that's fizzled out towards mount diablo. to the peninsula, not much left. the bulk of this again continues to favor areas from about marin county north. there is still a little bit in the pipeline there. look where it is taking aim, about san francisco north. 50s to near 60 degrees. temperatures on the mild side due to an east/southeast breeze. windy for some up in the sierra nevada. no snow advisories but there is a lake wind advisory until 4:00. there goes the system. we're about done with it on the back side of this. decreasing rain here by late morning and into early afternoon. 60s on the temps. tonight we clear it out. watch out for fog tomorrow morning. it could be thick, especially to the north. mostly fair for the weekend. late sunday, early monday, another system and a break on tuesday. >> thank you, steve. the last two pac-12 football champions. when we return, a preview of the stanford against washington game under the lights. >> the time is 8:49. macy's is announcing one of its department stores in san francisco will be among three in california to close. macy's at the impale reais closing its doors along with a macy's in los angeles and another one in orange county. retail analysts say the west side pavilion store is making way for another macy's that opened two miles away. analysts say that malls of the future will look more like entertainment centers with restaurants and grocery stores to cater to millennials. in san francisco, regulators say drivers for uber and lyft don't have to be finger printed before they drive. they rejected a pushily the taxi industry calling for tougher background checks for drivers. they called the decision a mistake. san francisco taxi drivers have to be fingerprinted. they are then reviewed by law enforcement before cab drivers can start driving. apple has fixed an annoying auto correct bug on the iphone. when you typed a lower case i it would show a question mark in a box and an a. the company is still working on a fix for the calculator bug. it causes some symbols to be ignored when users type too quickly. a consumer advocacy group is issuing a warning about fidget spinners. the educational fund says the special brass and metal versions have 300 times the legal limit for lead in toys. the agency contacted the company along with target stores which sell the spinners. no action was taken. the two companies say the consumer product safety commission has declared fidget spinners are not technically children products so they are not subject to the same legal limits for lead. you can find rental homes on facebook now. it is through a partnership with two housing websites. brokers, agents and property managers will also be able to post on facebook. you can search location, price, number of bedrooms, and square footage. well, at 7:30 tonight, stanford takes on the university of washington in a football game that you can see on the cable network fox sports 1. it is a long awaited game with national and pac-12 implications. nighttime conference games are passionately known as pac-12 after dark, wild and unpredictable. let's get more from scott reese now. >> he will score again. >> reporter: the stanford campus is abuzz with football fever. >> i think people are more focused on mid term snooze okay. fair enough. but friday night's battle with washington will go a long way in determining the pac-12 north champions. >> you want to play meaningful games in november. that's where we are. >> there is a lot on the line. we don't control our own destiny. we shot ourselves in the foot. >> reporter: they will have to do a complete 180 friday night to succeed against the top ranked defense in the nation. >> everybody wants the ball. they don't give you an inch. >> reporter: the husky offense is no slouch either, with plenty of star power and fire power. >> they're good. they're dynamic. they want to run the ball. quarterback is a great decision maker. he is aggressive. ask they have weapons all over the place. >> reporter: then there's the revenge factor. last season in seattle, stanford handed washington their worst lost in a decade. >> we want to carry that into this game. it is a crucial part of our season and what is the legacy we want to leave. >> reporter: in addition to this being one of the most important games for stanford, it is for the coach as well. in stanford, scott reece, ktvu fox 2 sports. the warriors will host the 76ers tomorrow and expected to be back to full strength. kevin durant you will remember missed his first game of the season on wednesday against the timberwolves. he had an injured thigh but he expects to play. the warriors game with the 76ers is tomorrow night at oracle. it starts at 5:30. many people say o.j. simpson just can't seem to stay out of trouble after his release from prison earlier this year in nevada. next we will tell you why he won't ever be allowed back inside one las vegas hotel. in washington, house republicans pressed their legislation right through the committee. they voted along party lines - - to send it to the full house. almost $6 trillion measure will help the - - meantime, senate republicans released their own tax reform plan. the senate bill includes seven tax bracket compared to 4 in the house bill. repeals the state and local tax deduction. it would delay and cut into tax rate from 25 to 20% until 2019. the provision to allow people to write off medical expense. the release says sets the stage for tug-of-war over competing priorities. there are hard parts about being the president's children, one there's no guidebook. >> former first daughters barbara and jenna bush opening up about their lives. they made a stop in their book tour that was moderated by secretary of state condoleezza rice. there's a strong chance that i'm the only person on campus that voted for my father. the former first daughter shared stories from their new book, sisters first. they did not focus on politics but they did share stories about their dad. they tried to talk him out of running for president because they told him it would ruin their lives. the sisters told the crowd that the good far outweigh the bad during their time at the white house. jenna is working as a little receipt advocate, barbara runs a nonprofit. a sense of fear sweeping in the community following the arrest of undocumented immigrants. support groups say that people from vietnam and cambodia are fearful they will be detained and deported. agents track down more than 200 vietnamese and cambodian immigrants last month. among the concerns, undocumented immigrants say they are worried about splitting up families. some members are deported. the murder trial of - - steinle was killed 2 years ago as she walked along. 14 with her father. the expert was an expert in interpreting spanish-language who questions the - - that he fired the gun but it was an accident. the jury will decide if garcia should be convicted of second- degree murder. o.j. simpson had been banned from a hotel in las vegas. he was kicked out of the cosmopolitan after getting drunk and becoming belligerent. attorneys say that's not true. he contacted his parole officer yesterday and went through drug and tests, - - drug and alcohol test. simpson was paroled from a nevada prison last month after serving 9 years for robbing sports memorabilia dealers in las vegas in 2007. today at nine, investigate the insurance for victims and whether people are taken advantage of. we speak to a local high school student who is working to add the issue of sexual harassment to the curriculum. marine veteran joins us with his new song and continued effort to help members struggling with ptsd. on this day, so many of us are pausing to say thank you to america's veterans. i am choosing to play the theme of the marines. on this day november 10, the marine corps mark the birth day torn back in 1775. i picked my favorite out of 4 being one of four children, i highlight

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