will add that there's the m forces medley, when you hear it played, they asked members of each branch of the military to stand up. sometimes you see men and women in uniform stand up and you see people dressed like you and me and they stand up when you realize that veterans are everywhere. we say thank you to them. we should do it every day not just on veterans day. i'm excited about our interview later with john preston firefighter who has become a musician, he is a vet and all his work that he does to raise awareness and action. we will talk to him about women and female vets who are taking their own lives after coming home from overseas and battling - - >> i believe we are going to a barbecue where they are giving away free food to veterans. >> good things happening in south city and all around the bay area. great things in san francisco last night where 40,000 people packed at&t park to see the band together bay area concert supporting victims of the north bay fires. work together to help people out and i am grateful to be in this great place in this state. that's dave matthews, he was one of the big names who performed. organizers say 100% of proceeds will go to our relief fund. $15 million raised through ticket sales and sponsors. to get out of town and have a nice nice - - night out and enjoy the family. recognition is difficult at times. something like this is amazing. we are happy they are doing something. it honors first responders and fire survivors. 6500 receive complimentary tickets. five hour show that ended with a bay area band metallica. buldozers starting to clear - - in sonoma and napa where homes once stood. the second phase launched in santa rosa neighborhood, the epa wrapped up most of its work of removing hazardous waste and heavy equipment starting to move in. a spokesman says soil samples will be tested for contaminants. such as asbestos and the agency is sampling the air and water runoff. following the fire in san diego county, insurance companies were accused of - - lowballing policyholders. candace you nguyen looked into the problems who are plaguing fire victims. in an instant, thousands of north bay residents lost their homes.>> the hardest thing to process and what will be a longer and painful process, some will learn in a way and they will lose of them again. underinsured, is that a problem? >> a huge problem. it shows up after disasters. amy bach is the director of policyholders - - and nonprofit that surveyed the terms of several major medical disasters. we obtained the data in 2015, lake county valley fair 52% of fire victims told volunteers their homes were underinsured. in amador county butte fire, 65 %. in the sun but - - san bruno explosion, 50% and in doubt wildfires, united policyholders says 66% of the dems reported their insurance policy did not cover the full cost of replacing the house. >> fox says she put a lot of that responsibility on insurers. >> they know how much it cost to put homes back. >> do you think they are being deceptive? >> absolutely. they use words like replacement value, put you back where you were in their advertising. and then the fine print in their policies are written by lawyers say something else. in november, the organization cohosted a home insurance workshop in santa rosa where church pews and isles overflowed with north fate - - north bay fire victims. overwhelmed and confused. you think you are underinsured ? >> there's a good possibility we are underinsured. >> i feel i may be underinsured.>> do you expect a significant number of underinsured victims coming out of the north bay fires question mark >> too early to say. >> david jones who in october announced insured losses from the wind country fires topped $3.3 billion. the industry sued him after he adopted regulations requiring insurers to provide complete estimates to homeowners wondering how much it cost to replace their homes. >> insurers were leading out the portion of the estimates and giving people a lower replacement cost estimates and people had less insurance they needed. why do companies do that? one possibility is they want to make a sale. >> they don't know they are underinsured. the only time it comes out is one everything dawns and everything but the pilot - - you need every dollar. like this victim, where some 5000 homes stood, now leveled. to get answers, we went to sacramento to speak with the association of california insurance companies. the same association that sued commissioner jones. >> why should the public trust the companies if they sued the commissioner for the regulations? >> the lawsuit is about the authority.>> there are strong critics who say the insurance advertisements are deceptive.>> insurers are trying to sell a product they prepare for this. they have written policies and they are going to make good on the policies they have written with their customers. >> to make sure victims are not victimized again, fox said that groups like hers will be watching. >> i am fully expecting to see the wild fire survivors have the same under insurance statistics as we saw after the san diego fires and the - - oakland fires. >> candace joins us live in the studio. how much? by 5%, 25% is there a dollar figure? >> an average of past disasters has been in the hundreds of thousands. it depends on how much your house goes. average 800 $900,000 house, 1 to 200 average 800 $900,000 house, one to $200,000. the big question is how do i know if my home is underinsured, it takes math but it's easy, take how much your home is insured for, square footage divide that to find how much you are insured per square foot, if it's less than $200, there's a good chance you are underinsured and we have that equation on our website. pretty easy. >> insurance companies are not in business to give out money without having you jump through some hoops, are they going to raise the bar and make these people jump through more hoops? >> right now they are telling me that they are working together to help expedite the process. insurance represent going on site and expediting process through the commissioner and there's a lot of talk and we want to see action. the reason why we're talking - - they say all these things and are you really doing that and we are watching for the moment. >> i am rooting to all the folks who lost their homes. they have been going from place to place trying to get back on their feet and to have a prolonged discussion about insurance and negotiation, that can be exhausting. is there a sense of people taking what they can and suddenly and prepared to fight? >> right now the biggest suggestion and piece of advice don't make a rash decision, either which way you may think i don't want to rebuild it's too painful and then months go along and you see your neighbors rebuild and see plans a goal growing back and it's thinking about a - - coming itself - - feeling emotions and making decisions when calm and mentally - - a >> it's not a good thing. - - maybe not in this magnitude maybe there will be at home, isn't it ultimately up to me to sit down with the agent and have an open dialogue and talking about replacement costs and how much, i'm i going to get a rebuild cost or part of it ? >> it comes down to the policyholder. you decide how much you want to pay a month. be forthcoming. be proactive, ask questions. what we found is that insurance companies all responsible to give you a fair and thorough accurate asked - - estimate. they don't know how much it cost to replace a home. put it in writing. i don't know how much in labor or - - they do. they give you that estimate and you are in charge whether you want to go with it. >> what about the small print in the policies that could put a stall in the process. >> the small print, if you go over it and you are overwhelmed, get a second opinion. if you don't understand, he should do his best job to explain it and go through the fine print. what if the fine print is overlooked? and as that and get a second opinion. ask your neighbors, whether it's important to go through that. >> good having you. coming up, we - - would you pay 500,000 for a one-bedroom home? in that price range, becoming more and more difficult to i'm a substation electrician my nwith pg&e.ck varela. when i was 17 years old, signed up for the united states army and i started serving and i now get to serve the customers of pg&e. i get to help other families. and that's what it's all about. when i came back from iraq, couldn't find work. then i found pg&e's power pathway program. here at pg&e i'm successful living in eureka with our two beautiful kids with a brand new career all because of the power pathway program. if you are a veteran, go to pge.com/powerpathway and hopefully your life will change like mine did. together, we're building a better california. i can't believe it comes in... how great this tastes! together, we're building a better california. vegaaaan. and organiiiic. enjoy i can't believe it's not butter! in it's vegan! and it's organic! as we check stocks, dow jones recovered a bit from the earlier larger losses, still down, using 36 points. snp seeing - - essentially flat. if you're lucky and look hard, there are a few home selling for i would say only - - half $1 million. >> we went searching for the affordable homes. if you have the traditional american dream of owning a home with a white picket fence, and silicon valley, your options in the $500,000 were range dwindling. >> if you find one it will need a lot of work. >> he says homebuyers used to be able to find houses for 500 he says homebuyers used to be able to find houses for $500 - - $500,000 in e san jose. >> in this area you will find listings in the 600s, so it's definitely gone. >> like this 1400 square foot home near king and story listed on the market for 690,000. more than twice the amount it sold for in 2000. >> in my 31 years, supply and demand, more than any other single issue, has affected the prices of property throughout the 30+ years. according to the association, san mateo county has zero listing in the 500,000 range. santa clara county has three, alameda has 96 and contra costa has 282. including this 1200 square foot martinez home listed at $499,000. this is one of only three listings in santa clara in the 500,000 range listed at 525,000 one bedroom one bath 440 square feet and said to need major repairs. take another look, it's less than 500 square feet in central san jose and in the market for slightly more than half $1 million. newly released numbers show in santa clara county last month, the median price of single family home sold was 1,220,000 up 17% from a year ago. >> if you will be in this side of the bay, if you want to be under 500,000, you're looking for a condo or townhouse. >> question of the day is where do you think the price of they are housing is going? we will take a look at that 64% of you say it will continue to skyrocket. 36% say we are in a bubble that's going to burst and prices will drop. i can only hope for a - - and we realize paying 1 million+ for a townhome with no land is ridiculous. carol says it seems they have only gone up for many years, with love for the bubble to burst. >> another reviewer said both answers are correct , it is a normal, - - thank you for talking to us through twitter and facebook. we will check through the day and share them with you at 9:30 am. thanks for using the hashtag. president trump pushing his america first agenda in vietnam. he addressed the leaders at the summit. and talked about taking the us out of the transpacific partnership which he called a bad deal. he also promoted his policy and encouraged other countries to put their own countries first.>> we are not going to let the united states to be taken advantage of anymore. >> i am always going to put america first, the same way i expect all of you in this room to put your countries first. the president's visit to vietnam as part of its five country tour of asia earlier this week. he made stops in japan, south korea and china. he is weighing in on the sexual misconduct accusations against roy moore. he thinks that more will step aside if the accusations are proven to be true. at age 32, he had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl. three other women told the newspaper that he pursued them when they were teenagers. he is now 70 and he denies the report. republicans and democratic lawmakers say they that he should step aside if the accusations are true. >> this is a devastating nasty story if the revelation is true . i don't believe that there will be a place for him. the allegations are disgusting. and deeply troubling. if they are true i think he should step aside immediately. he's campaigning to fill the senate seat left open by jeff sessions. if he is elected, it is possible the senate could decline to see him or if he is seated, the senate could move to expel him. on the report says california legislature has investigated 31 complaints of sexual harassment since 2006. the numbers were released in response to a public records request. last month 140 women signed a letter in the la times to bring attention to what they called pervasive culture of harassment at the state capital. senate and assembly haven't said how many investigations resulted in disciplinary action. more fallout in the sexual misconduct allegations made against louis ck. a spokesperson for netflix as they will never - - no longer produce the stand up featuring the comedian. and the allegations made by several women in a new york times report for the decision. five women have accused louis ck of harassment and last night his latest movie was set to premier in new york and it was canceled amid the controversy. a representative says he will issue a written statement in the next few days. coming up, more and more stores continue to come out about sexual harassment, we will talk to a local high school senior about what she is doing to include the issue in the school curriculum. 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 organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it. she's a high school senior who recently developed and produce a psa about sexual assault and consent. there's only one way to get it. it's not taken. you can't buy it. it has to be given. consent. learning how to ask for it. this psa led to a meeting with the peer to peer counsel about developing a curriculum for students dealing with these very difficult issues happy to join us this morning, thanks for being here. this is a very delicate topic even for some adults. how did you choose to take this on. >> because i think consent need to be incorporated to education classes. it's a sensitive and provocative topic but something that needs to be taught. the students - - >> tell me what you learned >> in my education class, what i learned about his sexual assault. i remember - - i don't remember what consent, what it means, like - - so it's important that students learn what it is and what it isn't. what it means to give and accept consent. >> you think adults are reluctant to talk about teenagers giving consent because adults prefer that they don't engage in sexual acts, that's why we are afraid to tell you how to say yes, i just wanted to say no. >> consent is critical in anything. and parents need to be engaged and open to having these provocative topics with their students so they can be safe in life. >> had a friend come to you about a disturbing story and you took it to the police. how were you the advocate when she had no other? >> my friend in fourth grade said she was sexually assaulted i was 9 years old and he was shocking to hear. i knew that what happened was wrong and i went to - - and reported the incident to the police and it has taken me on this journey to discover my purpose and to become an advocate against sexual assault. >> you think we are doing ourselves the service women and in this country speaking about - - strangers in the bushes and more often than not it is someone we know.>> is women, we need to unite to use our voices to speak out about these instances and together we can make a difference. >> how do you empower the young women who are younger than you are who might be afraid to speak up because it's the most popular guy on campus. it's the uncle everyone loves in the family, what can you say to them to be strong >> you have a voice and you are absolutely allowed to use it. if something happens, you are not at fault. there's a support team around you. use your voice and you will get the help you win need. >> work that you are doing, are young girls and boys coming to you with stories? >> i have yet to hear stories but with my advocacy i think there are a lot of young girls and boys who will come to come to me with theirs - - stories to get help. you have to stick had been retweeted millions of time and women are becoming too become empowered. >> to use their voice to speak out i love it and i am glad. >> that it's come to fruition in social media. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> we appreciate it. coming up, veterans day, we're talking about helping military members who are suffering from ptsd. we're speaking with a veteran who is using music to raise awareness. this morning we're talking about a new report that a california association of realtors that says i'm in the house listed at $500,000 is becoming more and more a challenge. we asked you the question of the day, where you think the price of housing is going in the bay area. we are seeing the results, 60% say continue to skyrocket, - - think we are in a bubble, he tweets, prices will come down, still out of reach for a lot of first-time homebuyers. marty says he thinks it will skyrocket until we catch up it will go up. there will be some market corrections due to some overzealous sellers pricing along the way. >> listing at 500 is doesn't mean it goes for 500. it will go for 650 or seven. the list price, it's a starting point. >> median price of a home in tucson, 167,000.>> >> you would miss us. >> you can come visit. >> if you want to continue the conversation you can do that using hashtag ktvu the nine on the social media platform. what about this great weather.>> as we all know, in arizona during the summer. >> 105 in phoenix. >> well, [ laughter ] let's all go. >> no. >> we have nice weather coming our way for the weekend, starting out with rain, a live look at across the bay toward san francisco, mostly cloudy skies. scattered showers continuing to fall this morning. in the afternoon they will wind down. you could see off over the pacific we have some that will begin to move right along the peninsula in the next half hour or so. we have already beginning once again to approach areas like petaluma and tiburon. lunch time, still with us, still on and off, light stuff part of the day and second half of the day, we will call this evening drivetime, pretty much dry. evening and partly cloudy skies, and a slight chance of lingering showers. you will not need the umbrella if you have evening plans. we dry out for the rest of the weekend. temperatures low 50s to low 60s and in afternoon, it will range from low to mid 60s. a cool day, breezy day and chance of scattered showers. afternoon highs, 64 san francisco, upper 60s concord, 68 san jose, how about the rest of the weekend? pretty good, fog in the morning, afternoon widespread 60s and mostly sunny, sunday evening cloud again, heatwave wants to move through and showers monday morning. that is in the end of sunday and the entire weekend looks good. for some headlines we have been working on, let's go to dave clark. >> here are some stories, police are searching for seven teenage boys in campbell accused of breaking into homes. surveillance video from october 30 shows teenagers an l patio court going down the street right after two homes were burglarized. the video is from security cameras from several homes in the area. take a look, if you recognize or have any information about the teenagers seen in the video , call campbell police. no charges were - - charges were filed after a high school student was shot and killed on monday. 20-year-old christian who seita of concord was charged with murder for the killing of lawrence janssen near olympic high school. no charges were filed against the second suspect, 18-year-old brian - - he was accused of hiding the gun. three juveniles were also detained. police saying janssen was targeted by the suspects but there's no word yet on the motive. california regulators say drivers of uber and lyft don't have to be fingerprinted before they are eligible to drive. they rejected the push by the taxi industry calling for tougher background checks on rideshare drivers. a spokesman for the taxi, limousine and paratransit called the decision a mistake. san francisco taxi drivers have to be fingerprinted. those fingerprints are checked by law enforcement before the cabdrivers can start driving. those are some of the morning headlines. john preston is a marine veteran making a name for himself in the music industry. the latest single is called before i'm gone. it tells the story of a female veteran battling ptsd. >> ♪ i'm helpless i'm screaming no one can hear what i say ♪ >> proceeds of the music and if it's a stop soldier suicide, john joins us live. welcome back. great to have you. you have been busy. >> very busy. >> is powerful to see. according to the va, women vets are more at risk double number of suicide. >> why are you focusing on female vets? >> the song is written about my personal battle. after losing my brother to us - - to suicide, things change quite tremendously for me. we wanted to include female veterans into it. when we looked at the statistics, - - we had to do something about it. it's unbelievable to see that - - what are they saying? >> thank you for finally talking about us. >> is there a reason - - did they have the same reason of not speaking up as men do question mark >> you are trying to keep your mouth shut. >> you need to be strong and get it together and i can do this.>> we want to highlight it and highlighting veterans suicide in general. 22 a day is way too many. i want to say a different number. i want that to happen. that's why we are releasing the way we are and doing the work they are doing. we charted the single, we are in the charts in the european radio. we are working this to get it to the entire world. is there something you wish those of us who did not serve would understand and we don't get? >> no. on the family side of things is the hardest part because we don't know what's wrong and we don't understand what they're going through and we don't want to speak about it. it took me years to realize was - - what i was going through. we want to bring change and want people to say hey we understand we are here. we put a video out that is a veterans day message from some huge people in the community, they have a movie coming out this weekend. these guys are talking about it. we want the community to hear it and say life - - is not better without you. >> when vietnam wars war was over, they came back and they - - here we are and you think we made enough progress question mark >> no. until the number changes absolutely not. every making progress, yes. we're doing what we need to do. there are guys in the community reaching the entire world. that's our plan. >> you are not done with awareness, but you are putting it on the side, you are tired of it because you are talking about numbers you are here to save lives. other people can do the awareness thing in my music and i am here to save lives.>> i get messages - - i heard your son and i did not take my life today. i get on the phone with people message me that. i want to talk to them. we run our messages as much as possible to be in touch and help individual people. >> when you write the song is it therapy for you question mark >> very. >> is it difficult? >> i have never gone through therapy a ham so for now - - i am sober now. and i tell veterans, sobriety. know who you really are, don't put it behind bottles and pills.>> you see that in the video. >> i am feeding each thing including the loaded gun. >> we need you are struggling from ptsd, did anybody say, you are not the john i know, is there anything i can do, did anybody reach out to you? >> it's who i became. >> did it make you defensive? >> why did you not reach out to hold a hand? >> i did not know i had a problem. i was telling everyone else to fix yourself. >> i'm okay i got this. i am good i can handle it, but you need to fix yours. allied of my life - - a lot in my life happen. i lost my brother and my father.>> would you do it again knowing where you are today? >> i would do it today if i had the opportunity. i would. >> why? >> i love my marine corps and my country. if we go to a war, and we need bodies, a lot of us will go back for sure. >> a lot will take a different path, if you did not take the path you would not right those lyrics today. you suffered and you went through it. you keep saving lives. >> i will be number one in the world. we will be number one in the world. we will write laws in congress and do everything we can to bring change and change the number.>> thank you. >> no doubt that will happen. >> happy birthday, marine corps. 1775. >> you were not around. >> great great great grandfather. congratulations, thank you for your service. >> in a couple hours, a restaurant will open its doors to the vets. kate - - joining us lives from south san francisco. kristen. >> you are talking about saying thank you to the marine corps and to the vet's, that's what they are doing at sports tavern. manning the grill for us, tom, talk about the luck of the irish, we saw a reindeer this morning and the rain cleared and what is on the grill question mark >> we will be serving it with garlic bread and baked beans and mashed potatoes. >> if we are thinking our veterans, let's treat them right. >> we don't do hotdogs and we don't do beef burgers. we do try tip, a good meal. they did a lot for the country and he gave a lot and the least we can do is do a decent meal.>> nothing wrong with hotdogs. try tip compared to hotdogs, no comparison. >> we're doing this nice and slow, we started at 6 am and right off the grill onto the plate. >> i will hold you to what you said, you will get to use a blowtorch later. you are vague on when you will do that. i get the feeling you are blowing me off here [ laughter ] , this is all your idea. your restaurant, your idea and this is the way you want to thank the veterans and the first responders. >> that's correct. i talked to tom carney way back and we want to extra mile for them for the veterans and first responders specially with the bad news. in nampa and everyone - - everywhere else. instead of saying just thank you, we thought we give something good to them and available to all the veterans out there. >> a free meal. come and get a free food. >> the weather is looking better, but they can come inside and sit and enjoy, a full restaurant. a lot of room. they can have first responders in here enjoying it. >> they are welcome here. we're serving until 2 pm, while supplies last. hopefully we have enough. be our guests and 1130 we have the mayor and local supervisors and so on coming to visit also. please be our guests, you are more than welcome. that's about it. >> i will let you get back to work because you have a lot to do. this is crunch time. the time for you to doing work. i will catch you in a second. maybe george showed you the menu. it looks pretty legit. barbecue try tip platter, chicken masala, hamburger sesame bun, vegetable lasagna, vegetarian lasagna options for people as well. keep in mind this is open to all the first responders, veterans, they want you to come out and have an opportunity for the restaurant and the community to show our love for the first responders. >> thank you, kristian. good high quality food. coming up, looks like the city of monterey coming back - - of plan to start production of big little lies. >> we're taking a look at the hot toys for the holiday season including some old favorites. hmm i can't believe how great this tastes! i can't believe it comes in... vegaaaan. and organiiiic. enjoy i can't believe it's not butter! in it's vegan! and it's organic! the toy insider released the 12th annual hot toy list, that includes top tech toys - - the gift guide includes more than 300 toys including some parents that might recognize and remember. with marie said debartolo, senior editor of the toy insider. >> surrounded by toys. i love it. my children would say i want that.>> let's get into it. we don't have a lot of time. >> we will start with the squishy, it is called's mushy squishy. watch them slowly rise back up. and it they smell good.>> there's a ton of different ones, frozen delights, they smell great. what's the price point? >> $9.99. >> star wars toys. >> this is a space line zip line said hex bug, and goes right down the zip line and really cool to get kids interested in kids - - in exploration. >> this is starts about 19.99.>> i was wondering if you will bring it but i don't see it. >> we have other stuff today. this is barbie on the go. it's a little bit smaller and it's a brand-new track system designed for girls. there she goes. all around the playset. >> where you a barbie person when you were growing up? >> i was. and trolls. >> did and we have nikki and the roadster racer, this is a brand-new show, mickey and the roadster, it's a transforming roadster. hit the button for me. look at that. mickey's roadster transforms to our racecar. it's an easy function rc for kids, super simple. >> you had a couple of these in our house, it's independence. driving my own car. race around the house. this is about 39.99.>> this is the three jeweler start robotic set. a 3-d printing set for kids. it is eco-friendly plastic, people can build up out and anything they want, with a robotic set you get up 10 and a battery pack. kids can plug-in the motor and add movement. >> how many can you do with one? >> you get a couple for starters and you can buy more. it's really pretty endless. >> they like to create and build. >> they get interested in engineering and robotics. >> this is the retro toy. you will recognize some of these, we have teddy from the 80s, he's known for reading kids stories at bedtime. >> i never had teddy. >> tickle me elmo. elmo is back, 29.99 and we have the atari joystick. you can plug it in and play 10 games. asteroids, breakout. >> this is our - - all-in-one nursery. kids can pretend to care for their own baby. another popular preschool shows. we have a scale, stethoscopes and's tools, bassinet, to rock the baby to sleep. we have a laptop. so he could record the findings.>> every time my daughter goes to the pediatrician, she likes to bring her case. >> that's good so they are not afraid to go to the doctor. >> let's go to the tape. it is - - let me say when we pop the hood, - - >> not the hood. when you go in the back there's our removable shield. this is the avenger 12 volt 4 x 4. it goes up to five miles per hour, you are ready to save the day. you can set it to 2.5 miles, there are two speeds settings.>> five is the max.>> it has a cool rollbar and fog lights and a shield in the back and runs 45 minutes and two kids can sit in. 299, a hero christmas gift.>> how excited the kids would be. >> this is great. you have a favorite? >> you will make me choose? the three jewelers. i love creating.>> if it's okay with you. >> of course. go ahead and play. we'll be back after the break. thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. 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