a huge fire tears through construction site. sky7 is over that fire on west grand and filbert. it started around 2:00 this morning. you can see we still have flames. good morning to you on this tuesday, october 23rd. >> mike nicco, even the national weather service talking about this fire. >> yeah. some of their newer satellites. take a look at what they're seeing from outer space. they tweeted this picture overnight. and actually this video. what you're seeing is that purple in the circle there. when it bursts, that is the heat

coming from the fire. that's one of the new amenities from these new satellites, is the fact they'll be able to tell fires and show firefighters if they're urban fires or forest fires so they can get there and respond even quicker. let's take a look at the winds, 8 miles an hour in oakland. blowing east and now southeast. more spoke heading down towards san leandro. it's 68 degrees. that's pretty good conditions. let's take a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner. look at noon, high clouds and sunshine, 58 to 62. it's going to be a partly sunny afternoon. with that lack of sunshine from time to time, we'll stay in the 60s at 4:00 and almost everybody back in the 50s by 7:00. let's say hi to sue. >> good morning and hello. we have some pretty light traffic conditions this morning. let's checkutrichmond/san rafael bridge. eight-minute drive from richmond to marin county as you make your way westbound.

bay bridge sold out. metering lights were ondelay. a little sluggish on the upper deck coming into san francisco. other than that, you have about an 18-minute backup from the back of the line to pay your toll. and check on the oracle open world that's starting today and road closures in a few. >> thank you. back to our breaking news in the east bay. a construction housing project going up in flames. that fire seen for miles. and it is not the only one. >> oakland firefighters are dealing with three fires right now. the biggest, you just saw, at west grand and filbert and a fire nearby at west grand and isabella and a third at peralta and 32nd. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is tracking all of this from the site of the biggest fire. hi, amy. >> reporter: good morning. we are now learning there have been two fires overnight that are on the scene of construction

sites. a trend that has been happening over the years here in oakland. look behind me a standing. they are still putting a from a sky7 where you can get a glimpse of some fl firefighters tell me this will probably burn in spots like that throughout the day. they're just in areas they can't reach and they'll be moving through the building through the day. this building was under construction. it was going to be townhomes. this was located at west grand and filbert in west oakland. firefighters got the call about 2:00 this morning. they went to a five-alarm they brought in about 90 firefighters to tackle this huge fire. they were also concerned about embers flying through the air. one did land on a home on

isabella. it did some exterior damage to the home there. they did get that fire out and that home is still standing. no one has been hurt in this fire but they did call in pg&e to go ahead and turn the power off because they were also concerned about what could happen with the transformers in the area. >> roughly 20 to 25 people evacuated along market street as a precaution. we had a lot of embers blowing. exposure buildings were proximal to the incident. >> reporter: so, they evacuated about two dozen people and shut the power off for about 2,000. there are some workers here on the scene who have been working on this construction project. they say they've been working on it since august of last year. they estimate this will probably cost about 50 to 75 people their jobs. they say this is very frustrated and upsetting. firefighters here on the scene tell me, investigators are here. they're not ready to call this suspicious yet, even though it

is tempting to connect the dots after all that's been happening here in oakland. they want to rule out maybe it wasn't some construction equipment they were using yesterday that sparked this. they have some boxes to check before they rule this suspicious. they have efforts on the scene and say this building did have security guards and security cameras. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks for the update. we did send a push alert out to you as soon as news broke about this overnight. you can be the first to know about breaking news by downloading our abc7 news app. you can customize alerts to where you live. and more breaking news now. this time in san francisco's inner sunset neighborhood. >> one person is dead after a fire at a home on funston avenue. abc7 news reporter matt keller just arrived on the scene and joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. a sad morning out here on funston avenue in san francisco. you can see firefighters are working on getting some debris out from under this home and

they'll make sure there are no hot spots inside. one person did die in a fire here overnight. it started about 3:30 at this home. someone from inside the home heard the smoke alarm going off and called 911. when firefighters arrived there were two people inside they had to rescue. one a woman they brought out who died on the scene. the man was taken to the hospital. he'll be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. firefighters say it doesn't appear that anything is suspicious here but they do have investigators on the scene looking into the cause of the fire. funston avenue is closed between irving and juda. five other people from within this home are out, safe and doing okay. they're being helped by the red cross. they'll need another place to stay as firefighters continue their work this morning here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. a new challenge over the redevelopment of cupertino's va will. will. co mall. why a city worker says the controversial plan cost him his job.>y, goamazonndorste is aut

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let's take a look at what's going on with our temperatures. we're in the low to mid-50s throughout san francisco. excelsior at 51. 49 right now in palo alto, walnut creek. the rest in the low to mid-50s. notice the lack of fog on the golden gate bridge this morning. here's a look at our beaches. they'll be cool everywhere, the water and play. comfy conditions if you're doing yard work. the peninsula, 64 this afternoon and 67 this evening with stars come out. in east bay valleys, upper 50s to low 60s with cloud cover.

we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge for your tuesday morning drive coming up on 6:11. you can see brake lights are starting to happen on the causeway in the flat section and sluggish up the high rise over towards the peninsula side of things. that's about an 18-minute drive from 880 towards 101. overall we're getting a little busier out there. traffic volume starting to grow. we have the slow traffic out of tracy and slow on the sunol grade and traffic through the concord area. we will check back because it looks like there might have been a new axe deputy forming near treat boulevard in walnut creek. we'll check on that in a couple of minutes. an unusual situation in cupertino where the city attorney is reportedly planning to sue the city. according to our media partner "the mercury news," randolph administrative leave. junction

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welcome back. we want to take you live to sky7 over breaking news in oakland. you're seeing a lot of flashing lights. this was a massive fire at a construction site at grand avenue and filbert. this is one of three fires burning in the oakland area right now. we hear embers burned a home on grand and isabella and another fire at peralta and 32nd. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us live. she's got a lot of new information coming up at 6:30. new at 6:00, is starng impat'soo ely ifhe toxinill cr was delayed in parts of

california last year because of domoiccoer riders are suing lime and bird. a class-action lawsuit involving nine people were filed in los angeles friday. scooter riders and pedestrians say they were hurt because of the company's gross negligence. some injuries include broken wrists, arms, torn ligaments and damaged teeth. a spokesperson for lime said safety is a priority and lime's mission is to reduce the number of cars on city streets to make it safer for pedestrians, bicyclists and scooter riders. bird says, e-scooters are no more dangerous than riding a bike. the company notes cars remain the greatest threat to commuters, killing more than 40,000 people in the u.s. each year. amazon is opening a new lesthan 300 california street. this is the cashier-less store. sensors will charge you.

they have ready-made breakfast, sxlunch dinner options, meal kits and groceries. doors open at 7:00. this store at california and battery is the first amazon go store in california. a second location is supposed to be opening this winter. >> always making it easier to get our money. always. >> that's how you look at it? it's a cool concept. i feel like i'm the one -- if i do the -- you check out your own groceries. if i try and do that line, i screw it up and some clerk has to help me, so will there will be someone like that? i feel like i'm be doing it wrong or something. >> i'll feel like such a shoplifter. >> that's true. >> it's weird to do it without anyone and just walk out. >> let's try it later. >> let's do. >> good morning. you never more than seven minutes away from fog around american canyon in napa.

37 may be affected, 29 and 12, and maybe some will leak over to 80. here's a look at the cloud cover. the low cloud cover from this morning easily erasing from the sky by noon. we'll get a little break from the high clouds during the evening hours but then they'll come in again for tomorrow as another dry, cold front rolls through. 67 be in milpitas and santa clara. gilroy, 72 degrees. a very narrow spread, mid-60s on the peninsula. 63 downtown. 65, south san francisco. right 60 for bodega bay. vallejo, 66. a few 70s around santa rosa, na napa. each bay shore, 66. fremont, 68. inland about 71 to 74 for the

warmest temperatures this afternoon. check out tonight. it's a full moon and it will be some high clouds. it could be a spooky sight outside. my accuweather seven-day forecast, it's up from here all the way until temperatures 10 degrees warmer than average, maybe 15 by saturday. good morning, sue. >> good morning. we'll check out your ride if you're traveling through walnut creek.ose brake lights start at turn at north main and you remain sluggish until highway 24. it's about a 12-minute drivedsl. we had an earlier accident that's been cleared out of lanes. that big bright light in the center of your screen, that is one of the big caltrans signs that is turned on. unfortunately, we cannot read what it says. once it gets lighter, we'll see what they're warning you about this morning. to the golden gate bridge, four lanes southbound, two lanes northbound. no problems over the waldo grade. you're looking good with clear skies as well. we'll come back and take a look at some of your drive times in a few.

>> thank you so much. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> rebecca jarvis is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. great to be with you this morning. coming up on "gma," we have breaking news in the murder of that washington post journalist. turkey's president speaking just moments ago saying he was killed by the saudis in a ferocious man, calling it premeditated. we're live on the scene with the very latest. also ahead, not sure if you heard, but it's mega millions morning. the drawing for that $1.6 billion jackpot is hours away. will the prize get even bigger before tonight? we're taking you behind the scenes before the big drawing. plus, grammy nominated singer elle king is here live. she's opening up about her secret marriage and battles with substance abuse and her

estranged father, rob snyder. she's talking to us about it this morning. we're sending t.j. holmes somewhere in america to celebrate an unsung hero that's going above and beyond to help others. it's a really special surprise coming up ahead. i highly recommend if you're going to put mascara on, just hold off until after you see this. it's all coming up here on "gma." >> well, i always put my mascara on after t.j.'s stories. that's a rule. >> that's just the way you live, right? >> yes, i like a nice laugh. rebecca, thank you so much. this morning, thousands of university of california health care workers are going to walk off the job. how their protest could impact patients. the effort to rename

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forecast. want to use the roof camera to show you the be blowing from the ocean to the land, and along with the filter the 60s to 70s. here's alexis with the news. thank you. maggie gee of berkeley is one of the first asian-american pilots. the woman who started the petition is the granddaughter of a woman who knew gee. she says if it happens, this would be the first major airport to be named after a woman in the us. >> she became inspired to fly, actually, because as a child her family would go to the oakland airport on the weekends and watch planes take off. she was a trailblazers in every sense of the word, a hometown hero. i think oakland should be proud to claim her as one of their own. >> the petition has more than 2,000 signatures but the airport's board of commissioners responded by saying, she should instead try to get a building or

a street named after maggie. new at 6:00 -- a taxi driver say a new rule at sfo takes away their free speechre allowed to hand out leaflet at airport parking garages. that new rule allows drivers to exercise free speech activities only at a picnic table area within the lot. commissioners say those types of activities where cars are moving pose safety concerns. the saection alliance is now considering legal action. if you want to test-drive a tesla for longer than 15 minutes, ceo elon musk revealed on twitter there is a loophole that lets you do it and lets you do it for three days. however, you have to actually buy the car first and then you can return it within three days to get a refund. so, it's a pretty big string attached. musk was responding a tweet by u2 personality james charles, who is 19. tesla requires people who

test-drive its cars be 21 or older. breaking news we've been tracking all morning in oakland. >> a huge fire at a construction

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bridge. a little backup if you're heading through the fast the cash is better, i should say. once you're on the span, it is a bit of a backup. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were on at 5:20 this morning. you can see the carpoolers are getting by just fine, but you are backed up into the macarthur maze for a good solid 15-minute delay getting to the tolls and a little sluggish on the incline once headed into san francisco. so, we'll take a look out there at some of your slower drive times out and about for your commute. highway 4 to the maze, the upper part of the corridor, you're looking at about a 30-minute drive. there's your backup at the bay bridge. about 45 all the way into san francisco from hercules. if you're headed to sfo, it's about a ten-minute drive leaving san francisco. let's get back to breaking news in oakland. vouringon.t, the huge flames

just a few hours ago. on the right, sky7 live over the scene right now on west grand avenue near inutes ago this complex included six structures, all of which caught fire. as you can see on the right there, that fire is still burning. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has been there all morning long gathering the latest details. what do we know? >> reporter: they are now saying that four of the buildings here are a total loss. they still are fighting fire inside two buildings. take a look at the view from sky7 where you can see the flames they're still dealing with and the fight they're still engaged in. the water they're still putting on this building. they're calling the fire they're burning very stubborn and they think they'll be dealing with it all day long. these are townhomes under construction. they were -- this is at west grand and filbert in oakland. they got the call about 2:00 this morning and firefighters say it took them about 80 minutes until they got the huge

five-alarm fire tamped down and somewhat under control. they're still not calling it contained or out. it was 80 minutes of an intense fire fight with about 90 firefighters since they went to the fifth alarm. these townhomes were called ice house. they were going to be sling these homes for around $600,000 each. the fire is now under skrefgs. they're not calling it suspicious at this time. they still want to investigate the construction equipmnt being used here to see if something else could have started it other than an arsonist. it is under investigation, of course. they say this is the first of two fires overnight at construction sites. listen to this briefing we just got where the deputy chief talks about the second fire of the night. >> we did receive a report of another structure fire in the 3600 block, i believe, of

peralta a little after 3:00. arriving companies did not -- the fire was out on arrival but there was a suspicious possible cause so that's also under investigation. that was a building under construction. >> reporter: back here at grand and filbert, this fire was so huge, giant embers were flying off it and one landed on a home on isabella. the structure, the exterior of that home, does have some damage but they say they got that fire out pretty quickly. they turned the power off to about 2,000 customers in the area because some transformers were blowing. we're starting to see some lights come back on, so they're starting to return the power to some. they're working on that. they evacuated about 20 people in this area just in case. those people are still evacuating. we're seeing some still out here on the sidewalk. it's very cold out here. the firefighters say at this point they can't let them return home, not while they still have this active fire burning in those two buildings. live in oakland, amy hollyfield,

abc7 news. >> it seems like we report on this time and time again, the same -- similar kind of situation on fire in oakland. where are we now numberswise as far as how many fires we've seen in the past few years? >> reporter: well, i know there's been five in oakland before these two. don't forget that huge one we saw in concord. we also saw a huge one in emeryville. all have been construction sites where they were building residences. i did talk to some workers who have been working on this project. they're very frustrated, upset. they say there has been some graffiti here so they feel like they've been getting some negativity about this project. now this. they're worried this could cost anywhere from 50 to 75 people their jobs, who have been working on this building. but at this point, we're looking at this being number six and seven just here in oakland. reggie? >> in an area where we're facing a housing crisis. amy hollyfield, it is frustrating, thank you. we sent a push alert as soon

as news broke about this fire overnight. you can be the first to know about breaking news by downloading the abc7 news app. you can customize alerts where you live. i saw the smoke and flames from this fire on my commute this morning. glanced at my phone, i had the push alert right there. very handy, reggie. >> absolutely. we have more fire to talk about. an investigation under way to find out what sparked this massive fire at a high rice in san francisco, just down the street from where we're sitting. new video shows the debris left behind. flames gutted five floors in the south tower of the gateway complex. that's located at washington and davis. residents of 30 units are displaced. fortunately, nobody got hurt. university of california employees plan to go on strike today. >> the american federation of state, county, municipal employees will protest at ucs across the state, including a medical center. the union says it's in response to the institution outsourcing jobs. but the university of california

tells uon w an uc cannot justi taxpayers or the rest of the university workforce ceive wage. now union tow a tantrum, putting their agenda above theee otien.th strike exp three days. san longest serving fire chief announced she's stepping down. >> very excited and very grateful for a phenomenal near 29-year career. it will be 29 years when i retire in the spring. >> joanne hayes-white became san francisco's first female fire chief in 2004. giving a reason for her retirement, hayes-white simply said, it's time. >> relationships between labor and management can be a little prickly, a little challenging. i've definitely had my share of that. but really glad to have sort of weathered that storm and moved forward and really proud of all the accomplishments we've made. >> hayes-white dealt with a

number of controversies as chief, including longer ambulance response times. supporters say she was an innovative leader. her last day on the job will be ma. the midterm election exactly two weeks away. new data shows more of you are voting early. more than 500,000 californians have already voted. at this point, that's about 100,000 more than what we saw in the 2014 election. a total of 12.5 million californians received mail-in ballots this year. that's up from 9 million. you want to learn more about what's on your ballot, we have a full voter guide for you. visit abc7news.com/election. you are never more than seven migts away from my accuweather forecast. 47 in los gatos. san jose at warmest at 56 degrees. same in newark and alameda. mid 40s to upper 40s in danville.

san pablo, 51. 54 in san francisco. 53 in half moon bay. here's that accident sue was telling you about. we're looking south on highway 680 in walnut creek. i wanted to tell you about the fog that's around american canyon napa. that will be there for the next couple of hours. ferry ride, light breezes and cool and mild if you're taking mass transit. north bay, 44 at 9:00 and 62 this afternoon. once the clouds clear out this evening we're down to about 55. san francisco, pretty cloudy through about 4:00. we'll jump from 53 to 64 down to about 56 degrees. our last stop will be the south bay starting off cloudy and 55. 61 at noon. once the clouds start to thin out, we hit the upper 60s this afternoon down to a jacket and 58 als. we won't need the jackets this weekend when 70s and 80s come to your neighborhood. let's bring sue in. >> we have an accident in walnut creek. we'll talk about that in a second. san jose where traffic is

flowing nicely. that's highway 87 up towards the airport. you can see the runway on the upper left-hand side of the screen and traffic on the runways looking pretty good as well. no delays through san jose. we'll pop to the other side of town. you're seeing slowing on 280. this is the overcrossing. a bit sluggish in cupertino in the northbound direction leaving san jose. slow traffic over and around the altamont pass and also on 880. on 880, debris in lanes. seven or eight cars pulled off to the right-hand shoulder due to debris. we are seeing a solid line of traffic from 238 down towards newark and fremont. guys? >> thank you, sue. next, we're tracking more breakinge investigation under w after a deadly fire in san francisco's inner sunset. there's a pretty big story happening right now on wall street. you can see we're down 330 points but we started down 400 points. we'll explain what the markets

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temperatures at about 7:00, mainly low to mid-50s. slow down, especially because it's still dark out and some fog up in the north bay. by 11:00, 57 to 60. 60 at the coast. 66 to 70 for the rest of us. here's eureka, the area receiving rain, 57. otherwise high clouds and mid-70s near 80 through the central mid-valley. my seven-day forecast shows 70s for this weekend in tahoe. we want to take you back live to sky7 over breaking news in oakland. this time we are over a a that caught fire from grand and isabella. it's believed five-alarm fire, emmers about from the fire nearby caused this. there are at least a dozen firefighters on the scene. looks like there's still smoke coming out of the onef three f n one is that construction site.

this is is a massive fire that started around 2:00 at grand and filbert and another fire nearby at 32nd. look at all the lights. that's a massive response and we continue to track this live all morning. >> everywhere you turn, another fire crew. this has been crazy in oakland today. month are breaking news in francisco where a house fire turned deadly. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller is live on the scene. >> reporter: good morning. sad morning here in san francisco. you can see the firefighters are continuing their overhaul. they're working on getting all that debris out and making sure there are no hot spots inside of the home this morning. it has been a very busy morning here in san francisco. firefighters say they got the first call just after 3:30 this morning. a resident of the home heard a smoke alarm and called 911. firefighters arrived and pulled out two people. a woman died at the scene. a man was taken to a burn center in serious condition. >> search and rescue and

extinguishment we did simultaneously. something we do and proud of doing. we're all feeling a little low this morning with the fatality. >> reporter: five others were able to make it out without injuries. the red cross is helping them out. fire vefrtss are trying to determine the cause of the fire. funston avenue remains blocked off around irving street. fire crews are expected to wrap up here and leave in about half an hour. reporting live in san francisco, matt keller, abc7 news. another big story we're watching is what's happening with the stock market. you are taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're down 322 points. we started down about 400 points at hoping. in is the result of a few things, analysts say, including global market turmoil after major declines in europe and asia. we saw bellwether stocks, caterpillar and 3m, they have been down after less than favorable earnings.

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rid of the 70s and 80s. here's the broken deck of low clouds from our camera at pier 15. let's see what's going on. partly cloudy today. maybe less sunshine. maybe partly sunny once the high clouds start to roll in. warming trend through saturday and breezy and cooler next week. here's a look at the dry cold front. radar returns getting close to us but best chance of rain will be around eureka. thicker high clouds another reason it will be cool today. that cold front will keep us cool tomorrow before the warming trend begins thursday into friday. we're below average. that means upper 60s in the south bay through san jose at 69. gilroy, low 70s. 68 at 59 to 61 along the coast. across the bridge, 66 in sau sausalito. 62 in petaluma. you can see along the east bay shore, 66 to 68 degrees.

warmer in the east bay values, low to mid-70s. tonight, full moon, high clouds. could be a spooky sight, especially with halloween around the corner. would love to see it if you capture it. mid-40s to mid-50s tomorrow. look at 80s return thursday and hang around through sunday. we may get near 80 for the bay saturday. here's sue. >> we're taking you back to walnut creek. we had an earlier accident near treat. brake lights at the turn at north main. you're sluggish heading from walnut creek to concord. outside, an accident on the waldo -- excuse me, on the altamont pass out on the right hand shoulder. that's one of the reasons for the slow traffic. southbound near 880 near 238, debris has caused seven or eight vehicles to be pulled over on the long line of slow traffic. we'll zoom in here.

slow and go all the way southbound from 880 down towards fremont and towards san jose. you may want to try another route, if possible, or just give yourself plenty of time. >>

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whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here are the seven things you need to know before you go. breaking news in west oakland where crews are responding to two separate construction fires. there is the largest one at west grand avenue and filbert. sky7 live over that scene. at one point, the fire was so big, giant em bers were flying off it, landing on a home on isabella causing damage to that home. a woman died in a house fire in san francisco. the fire burned early this morning on funston near irving. firefighters say a man was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the union representing patient care technical workers is going on strike saying it's in response to the institution outsourcing jobs. you can expect to see picket lines at medical centers, including ucsf. the $1.4traouaw.

good wreoot accuweather planner. the clouds are going to hang around and so are the cooler than average temperatures from the low to mid-50s at 11:00 70 we're following your tuesday morning commute. there's major debris in lanes. this is southbound 880 near 238 and washington causing at least eight cars to have damage off on the right hand shoulder. number seven, the first amazon go store in san francisco will open up in a few minutes at 7:00 at 300 california street in the financial district. they have ready-made breakfast, lunch and dinner options, meal kits and groceries. you have to download the specific amazon go store app, which i may have just done. we have a station field trip coming up. >> i think we do. >> alw

good morning, america. breaking news in the murder of that "washington post" writer. turkey's president speaking moments ago saying, he was killed in a savage way, calling the murder premeditated. contradicting the saudis' story. now the demand for answers. we're live on the scene with the latest. midterm bliss. president trump pulling out all the stops overnight teaming up with former rival ted cruz. >> he's not lyin' ted anymore. >> what is he now? >> he's beautiful ted. beautiful -- i call him texas ted. >> exploiting that migrant caravan heading to the u.s. as a campaign rallying cry, making unsubstantiated claims, labeling it a national emergency just two weeks before voters head to the polls. bracing for landfall. hurricane willa closing in on mexico, pounding popular tourist