. (:08)dave jones, insurance commissioner "now people are trying to recover and in the course of thate have been a number of problems and challenges." - ic dave jones at press conference 1/16/18 on tuesday -- insurance commissioner dave jones and democratic assemblymembers and senators push forward to help fire survivors. one bill gives those affected an extra year to already two years to rebuild their homes after a wildfire. it was introduced by assemblymember cecilia aguiar-curry... (;06) assemblymember cecilia aguiar- curry "grieving families should not, and i say should not have to worry about their insurance coverage being cut off after 24 months." (:08) assemblymember marc levine "we learned very quickly after the north bay fires that many policy holders were actually underinsured for rebuilding." assemblymember marc levine sponsors several bills -- one looking to help those who are underinsurance and those looking to rebuild a new property.. (;08)marc levine "we have an opportunity to prospectively provide really strong consumer protections for californians."kody leibowitz, kro

. (:08)dave jones, insurance commissioner "now people are trying to recover and in the course of thatvery there have been a number of problems and challenges." - ic dave jones at press conference 1/16/18 on tuesday -- insurance commissioner dave jones and democratic assemblymembers and senators push forward to help fire survivors. one bill gives those affected an extra year to already two years to rebuild their homes after a wildfire. it was introduced by assemblymember cecilia aguiar-curry... (;06) assemblymember cecilia aguiar- curry "grieving families should not, and i say should not have to worry about their insurance coverage being cut off after 24 months." (:08) assemblymember marc levine "we learned very quickly after the north bay fires that many policy holders were actually underinsured for rebuilding." assemblymember marc levine sponsors several bills -- one looking to help those who are underinsurance and those looking to rebuild a new home on a new property.. (;08) assemblymember marc levine "we have an opportunity to prospectively provide really strong consumer protection

. (:08)dave jones, insurance commissioner "now people are trying to recover and in the course of thathere have been a number of problems and challenges." - ic dave jones at press conference 1/16/18 on tuesday -- insurance commissioner dave jones and democratic assemblymembers and senators push forward to help fire survivors. one bill gives those affected an extra year to already two years to rebuild their homes after a wildfire. it was introduced by assemblymember cecilia aguiar-curry... (;06) assemblymember cecilia aguiar- curry "grieving families should not, and i say should not have to worry about their insurance coverage being cut off after 24 months." (:08) assemblymember marc levine "we learned very quickly after the north bay fires that many policy holders were actually underinsured for rebuilding." assemblymember marc levine sponsors several bills -- one looking to help those who are underinsurance and those looking to rebuild a new home on a new property.. (;08) assemblymember marc levine "we have an opportunity to prospectively provide really strong consumer protections for

. >> insurance commissioner dave jones explains life insurers can ask if you've ever taken a dna test, ask you for the result. >> and use it to decide whether they're going to give life insurance and how much it's going to cost. >> can you refuse to hand over the information. >> they can still then decide not to give the life insurance. >> on 23 and me the only site that offers both ancestry and health information after you order your ancestry report they offer instant upgrades to get your health data too. >> you can run those reports on your dna because how would you get immediate access. >> and on ancestry dna they may only use the dna data file they create to make your ethnicity but once it's created an insurer can ask you to hand over the raw detail which can reveal genetic health risks from cancer to obesity, to alcoholism. >> it could mean you don't get insurance. >> right now health insurers and your employer can't hold your ethnicity against you. >> you should only submit to a dna test if they agree to destroy the sample. >> if both 23 and me and ancestry dna say they will des

. >> reporter: insurance commissioner dave jones explains, life insurers can legally ask if you have ever taken a dna test, ask you for the results. >> and can use it to decide whether they will write life insurance, how much it will cost and other provisions of the insurance. >> reporter: can you refuse to hand over the information? >> they can still then decide not to write the life insurance. >> reporter: if you have ever taken an ancestry test the dna information contains the key to the code genetic health risks. >> new health reports. >> reporter: on "23andme," the only site that offers ancestry and health information, after you order your ancestry report, they offer instant upgrades to get your health status too. >> they run those reports on your dna. how would you get immediate access? >> reporter: and even on ancestry-only sites like ancestry dna, they may only use the dna data file they create to determine your ethnicity, but once it's created, an insurer can ask you to download and hand over the raw data which the insurer could use to reveal genetic health risks ranging fro

. >> reporter: commissioner dave jones says the wildfires resulted in 30,000 insurance claims totally $9.4 billion. many survivors got a rude awakening when dealing with their losses like this man we talk to in november. >> i am paying a monthly fee for my home insurance and thinking that that will pay to rebuild my home the way it was. >> reporter: the package of bills unveiled today includes a proposal extending the time to rebuild and collect full replacement cost to 36 months. some say forces them to relive the tragedy by itemizing every single item lost in the >> provide at least 80% of the policy limit. >> reporter: that is the measure amy bok says they will spend the most energy trying push through. >> some insurers are already doing what the bill will make them do. we know it can be done and we know it should be done. >> reporter: some in the insurance industry are warning of warnirising cost. >> not create problems such as additional cost that may be passed on tto the policy holder >> reporter: settling for 80 , that would cover the north bay and the thomas fires. in the news

. >> reporter: commissioner dave jones says the wildfires resulted in 30,000 insurance claims totally $9.4 billion. many survivors got a rude awakening when dealing with their losses like this man we talk to in november. >> i am paying a monthly fee for my home insurance and thinking that that will pay to rebuild my home the way it was. >> reporter: the package of bills unveiled today includes a proposal extending the time to rebuild and collect full replacement cost to 36 months. some say forces them to relive the tragedy by itemizing every single item lost in the fires. >> provide at least 80% of the policy limit. >> reporter: that is the measure amy bok says they will spend the most energy trying push through. >> some insurers are already doing what the bill will make them do. we know it can be done and we know it should be done. >> reporter: some in the insurance industry are warning of warnirising cost. >> not create problems such as additional cost that may be passed on tto the policy holder >> reporter: settling for 80 , that would cover the north bay and the thomas fires. in t

dave jones wants to protect more homeowners for losing their coverage because of wild fire risk. jones says 3.6 million homes in california are in areas identified as high or very high risk of fire in counties designated with the highest risk, his office say a 15% increase in nonrenewals by insurers last year, and others saw their premiums skyrocket. >>> relief provided to the residents who lost their home in the wild fires. >> as ktvu reports, the benefit raised money for the fire victims and also gave them something to laugh about. >> they originally wanted jimmy kimmel to host. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the audience drove through the charred neighborhoods to get to the theater. >> we flew here on the plane with propellers. >> reporter: they left their woes outside for awhile. >> i like comedy, and i know comedians. why not try it. >> reporter: it was hatched by a beer maker and comedian. >> it's a great time for comedy. >> reporter: stand up sonoma has this flagship beer to thank. the two men met a few years ago when porter, doing standup spotted tots in the crowd in a piney hu

insurance commissioner dave jones says new laws are needed to make sure fire insurance will be more available and affordable. he also claims insurance coverage problems could get worse, as fire seasons continue to become more devastating. (pam) san francisco officials announced a record- low number of traffic deaths in 2017 for the city today. the 20- fatalities last year .. are 41 percent fewer than the 2013 total ... a year before the "vision zero" policy was created. that plan seeks to reduce the number of traffic deaths to zero .. by 20-twenty-four. a key contributor to the decrease in fatalities... is the san francisco municipal transportation agency's 7- hundred improvement projects on city streets in 2017. and while the city's traffic deaths are declining.... the national scale shows, traffic deaths are on the rise. new ahead at 8 homeowners make an unsanitary discovery in their driveway... then what they found on their surveillance video---left them in shock. and next. a new bay area trend raising concern among health experts... who say drinking "raw water" could be dangerous.<> ((gar

. >> dave jones is california's insurance commissioner.e just issued this notice to insurance companies. urging them to wave their inventory requirements for wildfire victims. their deadline is today. >> and i'm confident they can all waive it. particularly in holly's situation, as where the home is a total loss. there is nothing left. >> jones doesn't have the authority to require 100% payment for fire victims. but he plans to publicly post the names of insurance companies that will and will not give fire victims a break from the paperwork. >> so what room is this here? >> master bedroom. >> that was the master bedroom? >> yes. >> holly wants insurance agents to start disclosing how the claims process works before they sell a policy. to tell customers they might be required to do a full home inventory after a disaster to get paid. >> you think you should have been told that up front? ? snz yeah. and here is how you do it and here is what we need. >> but that didn't happen. >> no. >> we have asked state farm to reassess holly's case. >> if

. >>> later today california's insurance commissioner dave jones is scheduled to visit an aria in montecitostroyed by the massive mudslides. jones is supposed to talk about the measures being taken to help homeowners recover. his tour of the area is set to get under way at 10:30 this morning. >>> happening today a new state bill is being introduced to protect nursing mothers at work. current law gives women break time for lactation, unless it, quote, seriously disrupts work. employers need to provide a room besides a restroom, if not they could pace $100 penalty for each violation. the new proposed bill would also require access to a sink and refrigerator. employers can apply for an exemption from not allowing lactation breaks. >>> happening today congress takes up a bill to better protect young athletes from abuse. today the house will vote on new requirements for amateur sports groups recognized by the u.s. olympic committee. the group will have to report sexual abuse claims to police. it will prohibit athletes under the anyone of 18 from being alone with an adduct who is not their parent

. >>> a little later today california's insurance commissioner dave jones is scheduled to visit the areacito that was destroyed by the mudslides. jones is supposed to talk about the measures being taken to help homeowners recover. his tour of the area is supposed to get under way at 10:30 this morning. >>> happening today in contra costa, a new place opens up for kids in foster care to visit with their loved ones. the location is confidential but it's not just a visitation center, it will provide family focused treatment service. 1,100 kids go through the foster care system in kroebt every year. on average many spend a year and a half there. >>> overnight we investigated the numbers from all bay area counties. according to kidsdata.org in solano county kids stay in foster care more than 19 months, highest in the region. san mateo is the lowest with ten months. >>> happening today, a new state bill is being introduced to protect mothers nursing at work. current law gives women break time for lactatisj0hptáj it seriously disrupts their work. employers need to provide a room besides a restr

don't have help over the top, stay deep because you don't want to get into foot race with julio jones. >> dave most dangerous thing about atlanta biggest concern for eagles tomorrow? >> gary makes really good points it's hard -- i'm not overlooking julio jones i'm going to go on the other side of the ball. it's the speed of the falcons defense against what you think is going to be brute force of very complicated philadelphia eagles run game. very 63 mat klee complicated so i want to see how that matchup is the way the falcons have gotten back into this thing is by playing great defense. so to knee me, how eagles offense matches up against the defense is my big best concern. >> make sure to wake up with us tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m. here otophone fox 29 for "game day live" one last look at ooh fels/falcons with plenty of time to go tailgating before kickoff. that is going to do it for us here on fox 29 news the chase for championship. time to rest your voices because you need to get loud at the linc tomorrow. i think that's going to help the eagles win it. >> oh yeah. be loud as loud as you can

i asked van jones and dave urban to stay because they're coming from different places. but so are the people negotiating the deal and what's going to happen on daca. so we're going to bring them back for a second block. brothers, thank you very much for staying. but i have someone else who's really important for us to hear from tonight. now, you've heard the president say so many times that he's the least racist person. this latest slur where he seemed to show a preference for certain immigrants over others was something that really hit home for a lot of people, and it wasn't just about the ugly word. it was that preference. so let's bring in now the head of the congressional black caucus, cedric richmond, representative from louisiana. it is good to have you, sir. thank you for this. now, let's cut through -- >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. let's cut through the what word was used and who we believe and who's a liar and who's a veteran. let's put it all to the side. nobody is questioning or pushing back on the fundamental point that the president said, why d

abigail spanburger is a former cia officer, challenging congressman dave brat in virginia's seventh district. democrat gena ortiz jonesveteran challenging congressman will hurd in texas' 23rd district. and democrat lauren underwood is a registered nurse and a former senior adviser at the department of health and human services challenging congressman randy holkren in illinois's 13th district. all of those incumbents are republican men. so, ladies, thank you very much for joining us. let's start with abigail. what issue are you running on? >> so, i'm running on the issues of -- the issues that are most important to the people in my district. and when i've traversed our district from top to bottom, the number one issue that people are talking about is really health care. and that's the priority issue that we're talking about along the campaign trail in addition to jobs and education, issues of national security, but across the board, the thing that troubles our constituents most is really the future of our health care system. >> and what do you want to see changed in congress? regards to health care? >> in regards to he

dave. you can argue about who belongs and who doesn't. that is for another day. you have to honor the guys that they are. for will be inducted. chipper jones. leading the braves into 13 titles. guerrero in his second try. most of his heroics with the expos. all around great outfielder jim tomey is a guide going in on his first year of eligibility. 612 home runs. trevor hoffman second-highest saved total in baseball history behind rivera. they go in. these are three luminaries who do not go in. roger clemens terry bonds and sammy sosa all way off the 75% of the voting you need to get to get into the hall of fame. barry bonds greatest hitter in the history of baseball.>>> standford is not at their best today. tonight against usc. jarrett has come playing better basketball. jordan mclachlan the point guard for usc up and over. the trojans led by 17 and the first half. stanford comes back. into the hands of oscar da silva. baseline 3 -- 30 left. they are within 4. down 3. davis not this time. pretty good look for a 3 that would have tied it. it doesn't work out. stanford falls 69-64. that is the sporting life for tonight.>>> great stuff with t

. >> dave otoway from the woodrow wilson center. i want to add on to what ambassador jones was talking about, the saudi influence. i just came back from tunisia and morocco and wahabism has long been blamed for the ideological inspiration, but ambassador tamek noted that these jihadis have little ideological or theological formation or knowledge, so is wahabism the problem really or -- as the source of inspiration, or is it economic considerations that they need to, you know, make money? what do you think the source for jihadism is theologically? is it wahabism? >> okay. i think the reasons are so many, many-fold. wahhabism was ignited, actually, back in the '70s, and even before that. at the same time, the muslim know, this islamist movement which started in maghreb areas we were all the same because of teachers coming from egypt, from iraq, from syria, and they were all muslim brotherhood without anybody knowing them. they were teaching at the high schools back in the countryside. and then came the wahhabism from '70s. i think that's when it gets material money, and this

dave and christine. a lot of new changes this week here in congress. later today, vice president mike pence will swear in two new senate democrats. doug jones who won that senate race in alabama against judge roy moore and tee ina smith who replaces senator al franken. he resigned after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. also adding to the mix some changes up here this week, republican senator orrin hatch of utah, he announced on tuesday that he will not seek re-election and that he will be retiring. >> when the president visited utah last month he said i was a fighter. i've always been a fighter. but every good fighter knows when to hang up the gloves and for me, that time is soon approaching. >> hatch had previously been lobbied directly and personally by president trump. president trump wanted him to stay and run for re-election. this now opens the door potentially for mitt romney, a chief critic of donald trump to potentially throw his hat into the race. he released a statement on tuesday praising orrin hatch, but notably he made no decision, no announcement whether he will run or not. >> thanks. mitt romney did change the twitt

dave zinczenko, thank you so much. go to including some birthdays. mr. roker? >> okey-dokey. bring on the smucker's jars want to meet some sweet people. it's 105th birthday to patty joneslf a century. marshall is a retired air force pilot from straussburg, virginia. he flew small planes until he was in his 80s. happy birthday to jimmie forrester. she was an entrepreneur and owned many of her own restaurants. mabel guider is 102. when she turned 100, she was handed the key to her city. we can only birthday will be like this year. ripping people off because she can get in their homes. paul from pennsylvania is 100. he says the secret to longevity, you'll like this one, carson, a daily double dose of jack daniels. >> oh, yeah. >> hey, now. and happy 100th birthday to bob konen of chicago. he worked as an educator over 40 years. if you know someone who is celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us all about them at tod today.com/celebra today.com/celebrates. >> can we please raise a glass? today, hoda was announced as the new co-anchor of "today." i wish everybody could see how everybody has been loving up on ho hoda, giving her hugs. everyone is so thrilled

jones made his name in alabama as a lawyer that kusecuted 2 members of the klux klan. he is the first democrat from alabama in years. both of them sworn in by mike pence. daveirvine, california. you're the last call. aller: i wanted to make comment about infrastructure. you should not lower taxes, you should raise them. do cannot pay for it unless you raise the taxes on people. given this big tax break, all of those are publicans, you eight going to be able to fix infrastructure -- you ain't going to be able to fix infrastructure. barack obama tried to get infrastructure in the entire time he was in there. they wouldn't let him do it because they did not want a black guy being president. they hated him because of his race. the republicans are no good. they will hurt the middle class and we are going to pay for it. not the rich. sending there, quit money out of the country. host: that is dave in california. infrastructure segments come you can see them on c-span.org. another edition at 7:00 tomorrow morning. see you then. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsibl