breaking right now at 5:00, a massive fire overnight in an east bay construction site. firefighters are fighting those flames there. good morning. >> we've been following this breaking news for hours overnight we've gone at the scene since 4:30. this is a huge response. anything new updated? >> reporter: we are still here, but moved further down to give our viewers a better shot of what's going on. take a look at those flames, guys, that is the apartment building that was under construction that we were talking about that caught fire this morning and caused quite a scene in this area. when i into to the oakland fire chief, he tells me they're about 70%, 80% containment. this is exactly what you see when you see the construction

fires. they're a bit hard to handle. you can see the flames burning right through, as a number of crews are battling this fire. we know about 20 to 25 people have been evacuated and roughly 2,000 people are without power. so as we're looking at the flames there, it's still going. we have to show you video from earlier. a lot of videos were tweeted out. according to oakland fire, they're saying this fire started roughly before 2:00 a.m. it was upgraded to a five-alarm fire, and as i mentioned, this was an apartment building that was under construction. they feel like they have good containment, but we know there's still quite a battle ahead for this fire. here's the oakland fire chief talking, giving us more background on what's taking place. >> the fire started at 1:59

a.m., involving a project under development, a multifamily residential occupancy with six different buildings. fire was going pretty good enough that units immediately upgraded to a second alarm, and subsequent third, fourth and fifth alarms, to salomon enough resources to get containment. >> reporter: plenty of resources, and right now i believe we're showing you a google earth picture of the complex that was under construction. still unclear exactly how far along they were in the process of finishing up that apartment building, but that's what it was before it caught fire thorpe. back out here live, that fire is still burning at this structure at grand avenue and filbert. obvious liter we're talking about a big-time impact on grant avenue and market. the cause is way too early to be disclosed. it's still unknown at this time.

wool have another update in the next hour. >> thank you, pete. let's head over to kari has. anytime we have fires like this, we look at the wind conditioning. >> absolutely. earlier, when that fire first started the national weather service was able to detect a heat signature on satellite imagery, and posted this on social media, the circled area, the bright purple, and also retweeted that, so make sure you're following me and the national weather service. the wind speeds coming in from the northeast. we will start to see the winds weaken, so any of this smoke mostly being spread over downton oak lend over the next couple hours. we'll continue to monitor those conditions. mike, it may be a problem for freewise driver. >> we see the smoke from the

emeryville camera. there's 580, the tribune building, and in between you see the smoke. as we have spotlights traveling through the area, five alarmts, and they're checking out the perimeter, and as ha light hits right there, the smoke at the upper elevations, we are seeing it lit up. that would be more of a distraction folks wondering what that is. you know what it is. it's the fire between all these freeways. no on or off ramps are affected, but we're still tracking it as an issue for the morning commute. we'll track all those issues for oakland. back to you. thanks, mike. back to the fire in oakland. our newsroom started following this story an 2:30 this morning.

we sent out a push alert, because that fire could be seen across the bay area. this is a good reason to download our nbc bay area app, so you can never miss the big stories, even if it starts as you're sleeping. it's 5:05. thousands of union workers are gearing up for a three-day strike. the patient care technical workers say they're upset about the universities outsourcing jobs to contract companies that pay workers less. nearly 39,000 workers plans to take part in the strike, you may wail that service work served a three-day strike. seafood lovers can almost taste it, the start of the bay area dungeness crab area. new this morning the chronicle is reporting that traces of

toxin again are showing up in preliminary crab tests, but still too early to tell if it will result in any delays this season. there are two huge topics in the bay area. today a joint meeting on sexual assault issues, and homelessness is being held today. they are set to talk about the need for services for assault survivors. later, the leaders will also discuss homeless solutions. they will be joined by representatives from fire, sanitation, sector control and lighting districts along with several others. you can join that conversation did you the public session. that meeting is at 10:00 this morning at san jose city hall. if you worked in san francisco, you could soon see an increase in your paycheck. happening today the city council is set to vote on minimum wage. if passed wages for over 25,000 workers could be increased. a rally is being held by low wage workers ahead of the vote this asp on the steps of city

hall. they're demanding that supervisors increase their wages to $17 per hour. it's currently $15. how do you turn $2 into a billion? have a winning ticket. a megamillions jackpot worth more than a billion dollars is up for grabs. we're live at the a.m./p.m. in morgan hill, where someone was already lucky there, winning close to $3 moil on. >> reporter: i'll tell you the lady walking out she bought the ticket the night of the big jackpot and she didn't win. she's happy she bought at the right place, but sad she didn't win, but isn't it nice to have another millionaire in our midst? you have a better chance of winning smaller prizes like that man did, that kind of $2, $3

milli million jackpot. the odds of winning the who will enchilada is one in 203 milli30. folks are still playings. >> i would invest in real estate right now, because we're booming. after that, you know, take care of the family. something simple like that. >> i would buy a lot of commercial buildings, and turn them into homeless shelter. >> i don't gamble in general. i'm from reno, nevada originally. know what it's all about. i would rather save my money. >> reporter: one man did tell us when the jackpot this high, he buys $100 worth of tickets, but we were wondering if it

increased his -- using precalcul precalculus, this shows students the probability of winning. that's a link to that in my twitter feed and defend your choice to either buy a ticket or not. the once thing for sure is you can't win if you don't play. if you want to win, then you have to buy your tickets by 7:00. the drawing is tonight at 8:00. of course you can see the numbers are just too high. $1.6 billion. you could do a lot of good like those folks if you wanted some noble goals, in addition to maybe going to cancun and i could about he your plus one. >> you only need one ticket to win. >> isn't that amazing. >> that's crazy morning. >> i was telling our morning producers that. they want to buy too many. >> we still want to win. >> thanks, kris. i mean, it is, that's just crazy money. >> not so much the weather,

because it's been pretty nice around the bay area. as you start out this morning in napa where we have the coolest temperatures, only 41 degrees, 56 in oakland, 55 right now, as you get ready to step out the door. over for concord where temperatures stay in the mid 50s. we'll see partly cloudy skies throughout the day and actually cooler than normal. and eventually reaches up to 76 degrees. livermore 72, oak lend 66, and in napa a high of 72. it looks pretty quiet out there so far. you see all this green, no problems right now, peninsula clear, and so is the course, and cross the east bay pef traffic clears up down towards 23rd, the

overnight closures has cleared, and we see all the perimeter around the fire, that is an sure, grand near market, and avoid that area. we continue to follow the five alarm blaze. it will be visible from there. back to you. thanks a lot, mike. coming up, a brand-new bridge is about to open that promising to cut down a four-hour commute to just 45 minutes. wait until you hear how long that bridge is. >> amazon stead to open its cashier-less story in san francisco. as america gears up, a brand-new report this morning over the trauma that some people suffered from the 2016 presidential election. the group that was impacted the most? that's still ahead for you at

5:25. and we're staying on top of the news from oakland, fire crews getting a handled on a five-alarm blaze. a huge response there. we're about to launch sky ranger for a look overhead. we'll have a report in our next half hour. you're watching "today in the bay."

mike traffic tease it is 5:14. time to get up and tackle the day. we will see the clouds rolling

by and they may linger for a little while. we'll start out with low 50s as you step out the door, and then going throughout the diaw it will gradually warm up. it will be another cool one, but much warmer weather is in the forecast. i'll have a look in less than five minutes. a very pleasant drive 92 will get more crowded. and a very happy tuesday, tesla once again tweaking the s.e.c. saying it would report profits tomorrow. the security and exchange commission suggesting that investors give it several days' notice. tesla did not. here's a look at amazon's paper-covered windows. this is one of those stores without clerks or cashiers, you walk in, take what you need and

your amazon account is charged. this is video of one of those stores already in seattle. we expect a number of stores popping up, especially in expensive cities. another store-z, zip-in, and otr countries are cutting town for cashiers with kiosks. davos' meeting is under way, and many americans canceled their appearance. this man canceled at the last minute. this is bigs news, because he's the head of softbank whose investment fund uses billions in saudi money, making its way to silicon valley. saudi money pours into the bade area two ways, from the prince, mbs, and from japan's softbank,

which is funded by the saudi money. the president repeated the claim to reporters at the white house yesterday, a tax with you by november 1st. this is confusing, because you can't pass laws without congress. reporters repeatedly asking the president how he would do that. the president said we're putting in a resolution next week a. week and a half. reporter says congress is not in session, though. the president says we won't have time to do the vote. we'll do the vote later. the report then says congress is out. you can't have a tax cut that is written, much less passed, bull congress isn't home. it's a promise for the mid terms that maybe he hopes people don't realize. i don't know. it's a mystery. new this morning, new video to show you, the world's longest

sea-crossing bridge, 34 miles long. it opens tomorrow. it is expected to cut travel time from hong kong to the mainland from four hours to just 45 minutes. >> wow. >> the chinese government calls it part of a bigger plan to connect hong can to china's mainland. we need a bridge like that. >> unfortunately it's the same mileage. we'll go for it. or a bridge from china to here. >> maybe a little longer. >> a toll bridge here? looking out for nice weather. >> a few low clouds starting out f you can see the clouds moving by at times, some patchy fog as well. as we go into the day, we're going to start out with another cool one with low 50s.

los gatos will be at 51 degrees, and then a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning, all clearing out. as we head to the upper 60s also some low 70s. let's head over to me end hill, going for that morning commute it will be 51 degrees from he -- and at 9:00 we're at 5 degrees. it's still going to be nice and comfortable, mid 60s there, as you're about to get the kids up and ready for school, as you're walking to school, or going for the drive, through the drop-off line, it will be in the low 50s, and then looking at once again another pleasant day. in fact it may be cooler than it was yesterday. starting out, getting the hair ready for the frizz factor, the forecast for this morning starts out with a frizzy hair morning. it's going to be very humid, because right now our humidity is at 86%. it will dry out as we go

throughout the day. here's a look at our high temperature, south bay highs in the low to mid 70s. in oakland today, 66 degrees, and 64 in san mateo. san francisco mostly in the low 60s today, and the north bay reaching 72 in napa and 73 in novato. hurricane willa yesterday was a category 5, but now still a very dangerous category 4. wind speeds at 130 miles per hour. look at how close it is to the western coast of mexico. over the next couple days, we'll quickly move inland, so we'll continue to monitor a lot of those destinations. >> as we look at the high temperatures, the inland valleys go to the upper 80s. it will be a hot one, and of course we'll be tracking the hot and dry conditions around the bay area. mike, now you have a new crash in the east bay? >> i do. overall traffic is very light,

all the sensor south bay peninsula are clear clear. in the tri-valley just a little slowing. over here toward the maze area, telegraph, a new crash reported. it sounds like everything is moving to the shoulder quickly. in that maze, between all these fleeways, that's where we have the fire that continuing to burn with all the smoke that's visible from the free ways. that's at filbert near market -- off the grand, i should say. grand is the most heavily affected. as those -- more of a distraction for drivers. now we're looking at no problems as far as the drive, and the travel time, just what you would expect, make he better than you would expect. no delays for b.a.r.t. itself.

and the here's why it's so clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up, ptsd from the 2016 presidential election. that's what a new study is saying happened to some americans. we'll tell you who suffered the most trauma. and continuing breaking news out of the oak lend. crews battles a five-alarm fire at an apartment he complex under construction. stay with us for updates. you can also follow pete on twitter.

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is dead after a house fire in the inner sunset. it happened at around 3:30 near 19th avenue and lincoln way. san francisco fire just we're getting word that one man has die after a fire. it happened this morning. san francisco fire just tweeting out that information. we're also being told a we'll was taken to the hospital with burns. bob redell is on his way to the scene. we'll check in with him as soon as he arrives. the countdown now just two weeks it will be stressful for some people. new evident showing people became seriously stressed.

. the san francisco state study finds about 25% of young college students showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress. democrats and minorities felt this more than republicans, and women felt it more than men. starting tonight two baseball storied teams have a chance at another historic chap. >> game one of the world series in boston. the red sox finished the year with the most wins in baseball. dodgers return to the world series for the second straight year. if you were alive the last time two men met, at least you're 103 years old. back in 1916, a young pitcher named babe ruth led boston to the world series championship. >> what history there. gotta love baseball. coming up, a chex of your weather and traffic. and another massive construction site fire in oakland overnight.

to "today in the bay's" peet suratos on on the scene. and migrants making its way to the u.s., and who president trump said is in the group. brea-

a massive construction fire in oakland. firefighters working on containing it. firefighters are working to contain this five-alarm fire

lighting up the night sky. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. kari, are there any strong winds in the area? >> no, the winters have been very light, and low clouds across the bay area, especially in some of that area, making it hard to breathe. as we have a live look outside, it is mostly cloudy. if you're on your way out the door, it's going to be in the low 50s, another very chilly morning to start, and a few clouds that we'll see mixing in. it will still be another cool one, and gradually warming up today. we'll see what's ahead to the week, and the bigger news is we

are tracks it. folks traveling toward the maze and around these freeways will be distracted, because right in the hard of oakland, we do have a fire. can you can see it from the emeryville cam. the smoke has died down quite a bit, but as the sun comes up, it may be more of a distraction. so for details, we're going to send it back to the desk. >> thanks, michael. we want to get back to the breaking news. another construction. >> nbc bay area peet suratos has been at the scene. >> i understand you're now in front of the home that caught fire because of flying embers? >> reporter: that's right. a speed fire took place as a result of some of the embers,

seeing some of the ash here as fire crews -- they pit out this fire that resulted from embers, that's what we're hearing from the structure fire down the street. we did talk to the resident. we'll get to that sounds in a moment. and newspapers in between the building. so that happened about half an hour ago, a spot fire as a result of the structure fire down the street, and filbert. let's take our viewers to that video, where you can see the structure fire taking place earlier this morning. according to oakland fire, this thing kicked out roughly around 2:00 a.m., was a three-story apartment building under construction. they believe it's at about 70%, 80% containments. that's what they were telling us. still working on that down the block from where we're standing. your interview with the resident, talking about the fire that happened roughly about 30

minutes ago. >> somebody started yelling there was fire and smoke, and the orange light was coming off the window. i kame came outside and lucky that they did. another couple minutes, and the whole thing would have caught fire. my dad and i hosed it down. we decide to do fight back. >> reporter: evident -- the embers are causing headaches right now. of course we'll have more information on this fire in the next hour. we're live here in oakland for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. our newsroom started following this story just as the fire broke. this was around 2:30 this

morning. we sent out this push alert, was the fire could be seen from across the bay. you can never miss -- even as they're starting as you sleep. more details this morning. we looked deeper into the recent string of fires at construction sites in the oakland area there have been now at least five at four different locations in a little over two years. two of them burned within blocks of each other. this fors two fires over nine months. the first of the the fires happened in july of 2016. investigators believe they were all set on purpose. more breaking news for you now. we are trying to get more answers after police activity overnight in contra costa county. this is video from the area of

10th street and railroad avenue. can you see a police presence outside the home. we have calls out to police, and as soon as we get information, we will pass it along. we are continuing to track the massive caravan -- look at all the people of central american migrants. at times more than 7,000 people, men, women, children, desperately and defiantly marching toward the u.s., despite president trump's threats to block the entry. it began earlier this morning in honduras, one migrant died run over in an accident after falling off the back of a trailer, advocates for the migrants say they are simply people seeking a better life. gabe gutierrez is traveling with the massive crowd. >> take your camera, go into the middle and search. you will find ms-13, middle eastern, you will find

everything. >> president trump said without evidence there are, quote, unknown mariners, and he also called the caravan a national emergency. and we're keeping a close eye, and we'll have more on the political impact at 5:45. investigators this morning still trying to figure out what caused yesterday's chaotic high-rice fire. flames engulfing several floors on davis court between the waterfront and the transamerican pyramid. it started a little after 5:00 last night sending flames and black smoke sheeting into the air. some 30 uniting were damaged or destroyed. >> we just looked up, me and a

co-worker, saw a bit of smoke, and then it just snowball. >> because the building was -- fire fighters say the units were not equipped with sprinklers. the salvation army is not assisting those displaced residents. the rent scooter company is facing a class-action lawsuit, after a number of people say they were hurt. they have joined a class-as lawsuit against two companies that allow you to rent he electric scooters. others allege think got hurt when the scooters they were riding malfunctioned. in a same lime said in part -- while we don't comment on pending litigation, safety has always been at the very core of everything we do. bird said in a quote, at bird,

safety is our very stop priority, and it drives our mission to get cars off the road. drivers in los altos hills can expect some closures. so the crew's work will make the repairs. detours will be in place. the off-ramp will open up at 6:00 tomorrow morning, but work is also expected tomorrow night. as folks are heading towards el camino, you may be passing some high-tech offices there, we have -- 280 will be closing just before 8:00 so, that may be an issue if you have a later meeting. hopefully it should be just fine for tomorrow's morning commute. right now it's just fine. light traffic right there. we have a crash over in the

auto mall. it looks like everybody is off to the shoulders just fine. more build out of the tri-valley. this is a bit later that we typically see at the build up. getting into the maze, no major problems, we do have the smoke and activity there. flames become visible and light traffic there, and there's just not at problem getting over towards the north bay. >> all right. details there, and the weekend? >> it will be heating up. it will be an uphill as we look at our temperature trend will go over the next few days. from 74 degrees today, to look at that, saturday 87 degrees. it is going to be a summer-like weekend, especially on saturday as the temperatures peak, and as we look at san francisco, some low 70s. by sunday it's going -- as you

make plans, may maybe you want to go hiking, even some comfortable weather there with mostly sunny skies. sunday 68 degrees. maybe up to lake shasta, around that area, it will be in the upper 70s, almost near 80. then by sundays, 74 degrees, so a bit more comfortable. if it's a beach weekend, it's going to be also very nice there with monterey reaching the low 70s. absolutely comfortable weather into sunday slightly cooler, so let mess know what you have planned this weekend. i'm on facebook as well as twitter. a we'll talk about the south bay temperature trend in about three minutes. we launched sky ranger this morning. can you see the center of your

screen? this is that massive construction fire. a we have now her that flying embers near a nearby home on fire. we'll have a live report in just moments. a dramatic crash, and new details we are learning about a car that slammed into a home. plus the fight over free speech at sfo. the reason tax drivers saying their rights are being trampled on. >> the turkish president speaks out for the first time about "the washington post" writer's murder.

a. it starts out cloudy as we head over towards campbell, we'll be at 50 degrees, and then heading to 60 degrees. it's below to heat up for the rest of the week. a look at that and the weekend forecast in less than five minutes. right now the san mateo bridge is moving smoothly. 880 approaches 92 on the southbound side of the nimitz. we're track wrg we see the back

backup. one man has died after a house fire. it happened at about 3:30 this morning. and san francisco fire also tweeting out some of the information. we're being told a woman was taken to the hospital with burns. bob redell is on his way to the scene. we also have nbc bay area sky ranger over at the fire that's happening in the east bay at oakland, but headed to san francisco for video of the latest fire. new video of an overnight crash in the south bay, witnesses telling us this happened after some kind of chase involving deputies. that crash happened in cupertino on buiollinger road. it also looked like deputies may have recovered a firearm. but so far the office is not

getting back to you. there is a look at where a boo little is brewing over free people. this is to limit where taxi drivers are allowed to pause out leaflets. driver will only be allowed to -- the alliance says it is considering the possibility of taking legal action. president trump continues to focus on the migrant caravan in southern mexico. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. just ahead of the midterm. >> it really is perfect timing, a caravan of people he says contains criminals and in his words d. mariners, and it's headed to the american border. president trump says he has alerted the american military about this. we talked to the pentagon. leaders there say they have not been given any new instructions, nor is there any evidence that

the refugees are anything but refugees. here is the president repeats his claim that the group is not what it seems. >> take your camera, go into the middle and search guess what? we're not allows them in our country. we want safety. >> reporter: reporters say no one they can find are middle eastern, it's mostly women and children from guatemala, and there is nothing wrong with being middle eastern, the president obviously complying there's islamic extremists amid the he group. the president of turkey made a major speech this morning formally accusing the saudis in the murder service "the washington post" writer jamal

khashoggi. president erdogan said they scoped out -- and the 18 saudis who face turkish court. the turkish president also said he thought the saudi king had nothing to do with the murder, blaming it on mohammed bin salman instead. the king could blame it on his son if he chose to. what's remarkable iseri erinere did not do. he did not he yesterday they showed how the saudis dressed in the victim's clothes, and walked out trying to fool investigators. the turks leaked video of saudis burning documents behind the consulate as well. we're waiting for the president's reaction on their president's speech. we will bring it to you on twitter. thanks, scott. 5:48. a new video showing you this sea

lion caught blocking traffic in a point loma intersection. there was no rush. this was all yesterday. sea world san diego there, crews arrived a short time later, the sea lion was taken back to seaworld where the staff checked her out and they plan to release her back into the ocean. >> there's a point loma seafood restaurant, the fish tacos are great. if you eat there, you just want to lay down. i didn't know where you were going with that for a second. [ laughter ] >> yeah, no menu changes. mike, let's move on to weather, shall we? >> we shall, yes. it's going to be a nice day. >> eat outside today? >> why not?

just lay down in the middle of the street. [ laughter ] right now in san francisco, it starts out cloudy. here's a live look as you get ready to step out the door. the temperature dropped down to 50 degrees. it's 41 in napa, 51 in antioch and morgan hill. if you go out for a early morning run, look at that. it will drop down to about 49 degrees. we do have a few clouds moving by. after that it starts to feel more comfortable. at noon we're at 63 degrees. livermore will reach 72, also 72 in napa, 69 in santa rosa, san francisco 63 degrees, san jose reaching 71. if you look out the window, grab a jacket, you will be much more comfortable, also some light long sleeves will keep you comfortable through the day, but

we'll have some changes on the way. hotter temperatures moving in. that fights back our onshore flow. it won't be giving us the natural air conditioning. in fact or winds will shift, and high pressure always causes the air to sink. it produces a high amount of pressure on the earth. that's why we call it high pressure, so the air is sinking. as we go towards the end of the weekend, slightly cooler air as a couple storm systems stay to our north t won't be staying away from the western coast the mexico just to the north of puerto vallarta. this category 4 hurricane will be moving in and producing a high amount of rain. this is something we'll be watching, as it continues to spread, a lot of moisture over the mountainous region over the next couple days. here we're looking at nice quiet weather. mid 70s inland for today, and then some upper 80s by friday,

peaking temperatures on saturday, the warmest day of the week. as we look at san francisco, also warming up just a bit, it will be a nice weekend with low 70s there. mike ustarting with a backup? >> no surprise, we haven't actually shown this camera all morning. there's the backup that is right on schedule about 5:22 when we started to see the lanes fill in. that indicates that traffic is pretty predictable. it looks like we just lost our camera on emare iville. we'll reset that. from the emeryville camera, we could see the smoke and flames, which is a distraction around the area. as the sun comes up, that may prove to be more of a distraction, even though the crews are on scene and the flames are starting to die down

graduate for the tri-valley and south bay and peninsula. no delays there. back to you. >> thank you, mike. we are staying on top of the breaks news out of the west oakland. fire crews getting the handle on a five-alarm fire. sky ranger already oversaid. we'll have another live report, coming up. a lot of people poking fun tess actions, with a string of 911 calls made for what many calls not serious problems. first, happening now, how about using sign language to order your next cup of coffee? starbuc starbucks' first signing store set completely staffed by employees who know american sign language. we'll have more news after this break. it is 5:53. we )re just getting n

is dead after a house fire in the inner sunset. it happened at around 3:30 near 19th avenue and lincoln way. san francisco fire ju welcome back, everyone. taking a look at -- kari, you know what? smees always online this morning. this looks like her facebook page. she has a look at the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. we've done plenty of stories about people who have called police on people for seemingly

harmless things, including ones that have happened right here in the bay area. barbecue becky, permit patty, the ones which make national headlines usually sadly have a rasual component. this morning "new york times" is out with a video spoofs the issue. >> here's a piece of it. >> with cell phone cameras and social media, calling 911 on your black or brown neighbors just isn't what it used to be. hi, i'm actress, inventor and advocate for not calling 911 on impa black people for no reason. >> she's actually promoting a tip line. it was all in fun of people calling 911, you know on situations that they probably shouldn't. then she goes on to a call center where people take questions, concerns about those

callers. >> there is a black guy outside my neighbor's house. he's walking around. >> our experienced staff have been living while black in america their entire lives. >> that's actually your neighbor michael. yeah, no problem. >> and just like that -- it's all done in fun. i posted a link to this. you can watch it for yourself there to get a laugh at a lot of these situations. >> it makes a statement. >> all right. leer's the first of its kind, a potentially life-saving one. the drone carries a capsule to carries blood bags, it controls temperature and humidity. that capsule can also hold organs. during the experiment, the drone made an urgent blood delivery in ten minutes. officials say the transport time

otherwise would have been one hour. a new report showing consumers prefer their gifts shipped for free rather than fast. >> just one of the findings in an annual -- wait up to a week, if the delivery is free. they also may more for items that don't -- shoppers say they want a discount or a perk in return. right now it's 6:00, breaking news about a deadly fire in san francisco. it's not the only fire we are watching. >> massive fire in oak lend as a construction site goes up in flames. and delicacy delayed? another year, another late start to the dungeness crab season. plus -- >> bill gates and warren buffett

and figure out what to do. >> lottery fever there reaching a fever pitch there. the biggest jackpot ever. who will win that $1.6 billion prize. the bay area is pretty lucky here, as we at any time right now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay." >> i know a lot of youer hoping to strike it rich. >> we do at least in the weather department. >> yeah, we have some pretty nice weather, especially when you call your friends and family elsewhere. we're going to haveenes warmer weather. we do start out with some clouds, but the sun will be breaking out. it's going to be a chilly one. 49 degrees, and then making it into the mid 60s. here's a look at our microclimates. low