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 70s in san jose.

we'll talk about the rest of the week. mike, you have a look at the morning commute. >> it has been better, but over in hayward, don't worry, if you look at the whole map, you see a -- i know there's an accident indicated over here, this crash is not affecting the transition ramps. tri-valley looks great. just a mild slowdown, and 84 heading down, with a smooth flow of traffic into fremont. that's your commute. on coco valley, has the typical build. the crash at monument has cleared. and all the smoke is visible from 580, 980, and pete is following this, and we have another fire.

so headed right back to you. the oakland fire headed about 3:30 this morning. this is out of san francisco, a fire that unfortunately killed a man after his house caught fire. it hacked about 3:30, as i mentioned. we're also being told a we'll was taken to the hospital with burns. bob redell is headed to the scene and will join us with a live report. >> you mentioned the oakland fire, a massive fire burning. you can see it right here. these are the flames we shot overnight. look how massive and intense those flames are. we want to show you what it looks like from the sky ranger there. you can see right there just in the midst of the fire crews there. still very active trying to put the flames out. we've been talking to people in that area throughout the morning. peet -- pete, a very busy

morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. along grand avenue, because there's a chance the massive structure fire that we're talking about may have caused a house fire not too far from here, causing a spot fire that they put out. it was just moments ago we saw this fire flaring up. the structure fire that we were working to put out. and we're hearing they may give us an update in the next ten or 15 minutes. i think we just showed you that video of those flames this morning, very big flames here in west oak lend, and this all started roughly around 2:00 a.m. it was so big it got upgraded. now, as far as where that building was, we are being told it was a three-story apartment building under construction. we saw a number of these times

of fires over the past few years. they're in that investigation phase for quite some time. we know that about two dozen people were evacuated. now here's oakland fire giving us ahn update not too long ago on exactly what happened. >> the fire started at 1:59 a.m., quickly escalated to a second-alarm incident involving a project that was under development, a multifamily residential occupancy, with six different buildings. fire was going good enough that units immediately upgraded to a second alarm, and subsequent third, fourth and fifth alarms to try to salomon enough resources to get containment. >> reporter: what you are looking at is a google earth picture of the project when it was under construction.

still unclear which the completion date was set, but clearly the fire has changed plans on that project. we're going back out here live, the smoke is coming out of the building. it did cause a spot fire down the street on grand and isabella street. we'll have more on that at 6:30 a.m. we're live here for "today in the bay." when there's a fire, there's always concern for the wind. kari is tracking that for us. >> we will see the mostly cloudy skies sticking with us. we are also monitoring the smoke and the winds that have been coming out of that, as we start out this morning, we have seen some very light winds. as we see the winds coming in from the north and west, it's going to be very light at times carrying that light smoke over toward young town oakland.

>> well will have some upper 40s starting out and then partly cloudy skies throughout the day. more on this in just a few minutes. >> 96:06. happening now union workers gearing up for a three-day strike. the patient care technical workers say they're upset about the university, how it's outsourcing jobs to contract company that is pay workers less. you might recall back in may they staged a three-day strike.

a joint meeting is set to talk about the needs for sexual assault survivors, and homeless issues. they will be joined by departments along with several others, and you can join that conversation during the public session. that meeting is at 10:00 this morning at san jose city hall. new for you this morning, seafood lovers can almost taste it. the start of the bay area's dungeness crab season. it's said to begin on the 15th, but the past three years high toxin levels have delayed the opening. new this morning chronicle is reporting that traces of toxins are again showing up in preliminary tests, but it's still too early. everybody wants to know the answer. how do you turn $2 into a billion? you have to have that lottery ticket.

1.6 billion is up for grabs. kris sanchez joins us from the am/p.m. in morgan pill. last friday they got five of on the numbers, so they took home a couple million? >> reporter: in fact, 1.6 million. he scanned his ticket and said i think i'm going to go over to the lottery office. so at least one of their customers is a millionaire. you do have a better chance of winning some of the smaller prizes like the 1.6 million with an m, or $32 our morning team won on friday. one in 302 million, the chances of getting hit by lightning are way better than that. we talked with folks all around the bay area about hopes and dreams and why folks -- summer are not play iing.

>> i would call bill gates and warren buffett to figure out what to do. >> i would invest in real estate. we're booming. after that, man, you know, just take care of the family. >> try to help the homeless. >> i wish the best to everybody who is trying to win and may the best person win. >> i would rather save my money. >> i always play about $100 worth. >> reporter: every time that that jackpot is this high, he buys $100 worths at a time. you might wonder, does that actually improve your chances? according to slate magazine, you improve your chances of winning something, but maybe not the big jackpot. they turned this into a math lesson using precalculus to show

the probability of winning. i posted the link on my twitter feed in case you want to watch and defend your choice to either buy a ticket or not. one thing is for sure, you can't win if you don't play. that's how you get guilted in every single time. >> you don't want to be the one left out, right? >> i try not to play -- >> reporter: take over the whole thing. >> we'll be gone, it will be the kris sanchez show. we'll take a look outside. it's a cloudy start, also some cool temperatures, a live look outside in san francisco, as you get ready to step out the door, it's only 50 degrees. it will be 56 as you head out to jose, another chilly start, but a comfortable day with mostly sunny skies. i'll have a look at the south

bay, and mike, we're easing into the commute. >> we are. we'll get you a little more volume, a little more -- nothing sudden. pleasanton is -- those are your parties, those are your commute directions. over here, the direction in toward the maze, just fine, but you may be distracted as you -- and i'm amazed from a lot of directions. this smoke still lingers around. and grant at filbert, that will affect the major surface streets as well. no major delays. back to you. >> thank you, mike. next and all new this hour, is this a good idea? a big development with the titanic 2, an actual boat, not a movie sequel. it has some people worried, though, about a little deja vu. >> meanwhile, in san francisco, they're set to open an amazon store with no cashiers. we'll give you a preview, coming

up. a five-alarm fire burning at a construction site. crews continue to fight the blame on the scene. we'll get another look during a live report coming up at 6:30. it is 6:12 right now, you are watching "today in the bay."

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we've been monitoring five-alarm blaze in oakland. >> we want to go to a press difference. >> we wanted to get residents out of their home in case the fire spread in that direction. the fire is still actively burning in two of the structures. they're in different phases of construction. the two structures continuing to burn were the most advanced in completion. so sheetrock had been placed in there. so it's giving us some challenges trying to get the hidden fire in there. we're currently using up drone technology or unmanned aircraft technology in conjunction with the alameda county sheriff's office. initially they were helping us looking for any fire spread. we did have a neighboring structure on the 800 block of

isabella. we suspect that was due to embers landing in a debris pile next to the structure. we were able to contain that quickly. the unmanned aircraft is helping us currently on the buildings with fire involved to make sure we are getting the water where it needs to be. power had to be shut off in the surrounding areas. one for safety of the firefighters, impinging on power lines, power poles, transformers that were in jeopardy. initially the report was about 2,000 customers without power. i can see they're starting to close it down and reenergize the lights and try to consolidate that to the construction only. we're going supported out here -- i can tell you fires from the city of oakland responded, did go to a fifth alarm. we're working with oak lend police department to assist with

traffic control. with you power outage, we're doing patrols just to make everything is safe. [ inaudible ] >> we did receive a report of another structure fire in the 3600 block, i believe of peralta a little after 3:00. arriving companies -- the fire was out on arrival, but there was a suspicious in cause or possible cause. that's also under investigation. that was a building under construction. >> reporter: any construction at that site? or just a dark site -- >> the sight right here? my understanding is no work was going on construction-wise at the site during the evening hours. [ inaudible ]

>> uh, no. that was not evacuated. >> reporter: are you planning to do more evacuations in the area? >> no, we are canvassing the neighborhood, using unmanned aircraft with a forward-looking infrared camera, and the police helicopter is flying overhead, and looking for any new starts. >> reporter: about 20 to 25 evacuated? >> 25 to 30 is the number i received. >> reporter: is the fire considered controlled or contained? >> we have not placed a fire under control at this time. this fire we're in the initial stages of investigation. we're interviewing witnesses in the area, the construction foremen and anyone affiliated with the site. so at this time we're not saying if it's suspicious, it's under investigation, and we're just in the initial stages of that.

[ inaudible ] >> so the fire -- the construction site fires, they burn so big, because the other buildings that weren't this close to completion were in the framing stage, so basically just a big pile of kind linglings, a grouse quite quickly. they grow quickly, and then once they burn they go out quite quickly. the issue we're having here is this issue was close to completion. once again, yet another construction site in oakland that's gone up in flames. right now they're not saying it is suspicious, but the investigation will continue. two structures continued to burn, at one point it was a five-alarm fire, but really tough to fight there. >> like 2,000 people without

power. as well as the crews there and the people in that area. they say they are restoring that power, and of course they're going to try to get more power restored there. >> there was great concern as well, wind with embers, and they're trying to maintain that. they have a drone up in the kei to see where the hot spots are. >> not a lot of hide winds, and at the time the fire started, the national weather as much as detected that on the satellite imagery, with a heat signature. this is what they tweeted out earlier this morning, and you could see the intense heat earlier this morning, so they're at nws bay area, and you can follow us to make sure that you are always aware of what's going on with our he weather. as we look at our outside picture, it is mostly cloudy.

only in the low 50s, as you get ready to head out the door. getting out the door an pittsburg it will be a chilly start. watch out for light patches of fog. and then looking at some mid 60s by noon, and 67 degrees at 1:00 as our temperatures continue to warm up. as you're getting ready about to head out the door, getting your hair dressed, it will be a cloudy start to the day, with the high humidity at 86%, it will be for a lot of people a frizzy hair day. so be mindful of that. high temperatures, 72, in oakland 66 degrees and 72 in livermore. very pleasant weather, but it's about to heat up. high pressure will be moving in. fighting back our ocean breeze

and onshore flow, and more intense heat for the end of the week. we're heading into the upper 80s. there will be a bit of a break into the end of the weekend, but it looks like the storm track stays well to the north of us, so not expecting any rain. where they are expecting a lot of rain, the western coast the mexicos this is a category 4 hurricane, hurricane willa, and then quickly weakening as it spreads rain across parts of central and northern mexico. our inland temperatures will be in the mid 70s, and then check out friday into saturday, upper 80s will be back. low 70s into the weekend as we get a spike in our temperatures. mike, you were saying so far no major crashes, but a distraction

in oakland, of course. in the south bay, no surprises, in the peninsula, no real issues. and the dumbarton bridge is being fed by 880, that's the pattern and then towards the san mateo and the dumbo. those are the major roadways through the area. avoid that area, if you can. you see some tim cal slowing, but you may not see some smoke. as the sun starts to come up, we may see that, as they continue to fight the five-alarm fire there. that's 580. no surprises, a crashes, upper east shore, 680, and there's a second accident on the shoulder,

guys. >> busy morning out there. thank you, mike. a deadly house fire in san francisco. we have a crew on the way there. sky ranger is overhead. we also continue to following the breaking news in oak lend. it's a five-alarms fire. , and peet su are. a. i pete suratos tweeted this video. you're watching "today in the bay." eleni kounalakis owns this building.

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so where is it? the f many in the bay area are buzzing about the amazon's new go store. stores don't have cashiers or even checkout stands. you scan in at the door with your smartphone, you grab your stuff, and you walk out. the amazon account will be charged. the store could open as soon as today. did you ever think there could be a "titanic" sequel? we're not talking about the movie, but the actual ship. new this morning, a first look alternate rendering of the "titanic 2." >> this time with plenty of lifeboats, modern technology and we can safely assume no

icebergs. in many way it's a replica of the original ship which sank in 1912. breaking news in the east bay, as flames burn high into the sky. we are live with fire crews. and we are learning about the building on fire. plus -- right now she's deciding whether to continue on the path or return to honduras, because she's worried -- >> marching on. thousands still making their way to central america. the progress and the political push to keep them out. and all this new for you this morning. suing over scooters, a

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right knew it's 6:32, breaking news stories while you were sleeping. first a chaotic scene visible from miles away. and a deadly fire in san francisco's inner sunset. we're just arriving on the scene. sadly one person has died. we have live coverage of both

stories in just a moment. first we want to take the opportunity to say good morning and thanks for joining us. >> we want to get you ready for the day. kari hall is standing by. >> good morning. we start out with cloudy skies, and a live look outside as you get ready to head out. it's another chilly start. we'll see our temperatures warming up, eventually making it into the upper 60s. a high of 7 is in san jose, up to 76 in antioch and in concord and 69 today in santa rosa. we'll get a look at our weekend forecast. mike has a look at the morning commute. >> as you're heading toward the maze, distracted by one of our top stories. the five-alarm fire in oak lend, it's snuggled between all of the freeways. knowing that on and off they're expected below, pete is on scene

to give us a report in a few. meanwhile, we have the south bay pushes on, no major crashes. back to you. >> we continue to follow the breaking news out san francisco, where sadly one person has died in a fire. >> bob redell, what have you found out? >> reporter: i just spoke with san francisco fire chief joann hayes. this is a tough one. you know, they work to save lives, not lose lives. sadly a woman in her 30s died in this house fire in the inner sunset district of san francisco. her body is located at the top of the stairs. the fire chief believes she was trying to escape when she collapsed early this morning.

firefighters tried to resuscitate her, but she did not survive. they are waiting for the medical examiner to arrive. there were six other people living inside the home. one man may have needed help from the fire department, but he did get out. he's at the hospital and is expected to survive. firefighters -- after 4:00, and they did keep it contained to this home. you can see these homes are attacked, so they were able to keep the point of origin, and it did not spread to the other houses. as far as the cause -- they have an arson investigator, which is normal. there does not appear to be anything suspicious. our stories across the bay. another construction site is on

fire in oak lend. >> pete suratos has been at the scene of the fire. they also just had a news conference. anything else new? >> reporter: good morning. it's a bit hard to hear. i wasn't sure of the question you asked, but we're here near the structure fire. you see they're working to put it out here, and it's actually between cardinal and filbert. we were able to confirm during the last news conference that embers from this fire actually did cause the spot fire we showed you about on isabella street. it was caused by embers coming from this fire, catching fire on paint and newspapers near that home. so we were able to confirm that information, but i want to talk

about the structure fire that caused all of this. oakland fire said it happened roughly around 2:00 arm in this area between myrtle and filbert. thinks were a set of buildings under construction, and of course the cause of this is fire are still unknown. >> they started yelling that there was fire and smoke. the orange light coming off the window. i came outside. i was lucky that they did -- another couple minutes and the whole thing would have caught fire. my dad and i hosed it down from the side. woe decided to fight back. >> reporter: about 30 people had to be evacuated, but 2 thounz

were without power. we're live here in west oak lend. >> thanks for the latest there, pete. we continue to have an overhead look there. in the news conference they just had fire crews did mention they still have at least two buildings still on fire there. you can see what they are up against. it could be a questionable fire. they're looking into it right now. they're not deeming it suspicious, but they are saying they will interview the grounds foreman and any witnesses. i bring this up, because we are looking into the recent string of fires in that area, and there in fact have now been at least five at four locations in just a little over two years, two of the fires burned at construction sights within blocks of each other. the last one in july of 2016. and this followed two fires over nine months at one construction

site. the first of those fires happened in june of 2016. investigators believe all of those fires were set on purpose. more breaking news. we're trying to get more answers after police activity overnight in contracosta county. this is new video from the area of tenth street in pittsburg. there was a lot of police presence there. we have he calls out to pittsburg police. as we get more information, we'll of course pass it on to you. and people concerned by seven or eight vehicles reported on the shoulder on the nimitz freeway. i want to show you what we found. on the east bay side, we are looking at southbound 880, a keshl build for the volume heading past the san mateo bridge. south 880, just about 238, there's a piece of debris. i don't know what it was, but it

was originally reported about 20 minutes ago, and then seven or eight vehicles were on the shoulder. whatever it was it caused multiple vehicles to pull over. chp is headed to the scene. no injuries are reported, but we'll track it. the rest of the bay is moving nicely with the fire over off of 980. not distracted by the weekend weather, as we look into the forecast. >> there's a lot of celebrations this weekend from halloween, and we're going to have some very warm temperatures. here is a look as where he we begin to the upper 80s this is weekend. look at 80 degrees, we're going back to summer for the next few days, and then looking at san francisco with low 70s from friday into saturday, and then

cool down just a bit for sunday. war you doing? if you're going hiking, it's nice, it will be in the low 70s for saturday, and then on sunday, slightly cooler. we're going to see the temperatures near 80 degrees, and then cooling down to about 74 on sunday. the beach wille be a popular destination reaching 70 degrees on saturday, mostly sunny skies, and mid 60s on sunday. let me know what you have on the plans, and you may get a personalized forecast. we'll talk about today's forecast for the east bay coming up in about three minutes. thanks, kari. coming up next, why does the sea lion cross the road? an adorable road block. the response to this sighting and what hand next. s. >> oh, i'll call bill gates and

warren buffett to figure out what to do. >> have you caught the lotto fever there? what the jackpot is up to. no comment from the white house as the turkish president releases more details about the savage murder. we'll be back in a moment. (tim(

the time is 6:43. time to take on the day.

we start out with clear skies. patchy fog, a few clouds are rolling by. here's a look outside fremont. it will be cool. mostly cloudy through 9:00, and then starting to clear out. temperatures are warming up slowly. we'll have a big warm-up. more on that in less than five minutes. the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza might be a little added because of the distraction off the freeway. >>. we have another top story to talk to you about. how do you turn $2 into a billion? you'll need a winning ticket to do that. the jackpot is now worth a billion, and it's up for grabs. kris sanchez is live for us. >> she's at that am/pm.

they got five numbers last week? >> reporter: yeah, got five of them. they are now a millionaire, won about a 1.6 million. that man won 16 billion. our morning pool pulled in $32 on friday as well. we've been asking folks about what they would do if they won. believe it or not we got some pretty selfless answers. >> take care of the family. something simple like that. >> 1.6 billion. i think i could field the world. >> may the best person win. >> i think everyone should take a chance in winning. >> reporter: that's why i get sucked in every time. you actually have better chances of winning smaller prizes like the 1.6 billion jackpot, or the $32 or morning team won.

the odds of winning the whole 1.6 billion jackpot is one in 302 million chance for getting hit by lightning in one in 10,000. actually this was turned into a math lesson showing the students the probability of winning. that link is in my twitter feet. perhaps defend your choice to buy or not to buy a ticket. one thing for sure, as the woman said, you can't win if you don't play. if you want to win you have until tonight to buy your ticket. the lottery drawing is at 8:00 tonight. that would be a great way to wake un. >> reporter: one last night of sleep. >> no, i would get more sleep if

i won that much money. what are you talking about? president trump focuses on the migrant caravan in mexico. scott mcgrew joins us. >> a perfect timing for president trump. a caravan of people he says contains criminals and mariners, in his words. he says he's alerted the american military about this. we have talked to the pope. leaders there say they have not been given any new instructions, nor is there any evidence that the refugees are anything butt. here is the president repeating the claim that the group is not what it seems. >> take your camera, go into the middle and search. you will find ms-13, middle eastern, you will find everything, and guess what? we're not allowing them in our country. we want safety. >> reporter: cameras and

reporters are in the middle of the caravan. they say they have seen nothing. that. and we point out there's nothing wrong with being middle eastern. obviously the president is implying there are islamic terrorists in the middle. the caravan is located about here. the president of turkey made a major speech this morning formally accusing the saudis in the middle of the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. he also says the 18 saudis that flew in just before the murder, should face turkish courts. he might be saving the videos, but we've seen the turks plead videos of the murder.

yesterday they had video of a man in khashoggi's clothes. and we're waiting for the white house response on erdogan's comments. take a look at this new video, a sea lion caught lounging, blocking traffic in the middle of an intersection, maybe he wanted to put on a show of sorts. yeah, it happened yesterday. eventually seaworld san diego crew grabbed the net, caught him, trapped him. he was taken to seaworld where she was checked out, and they have plans to release her back into the ocean. word is they had to seal the

roadways [ laughter ] >> we'll be here all day. our weather is going to be nice that, nice and cool for the start of the week and heating up. you may see clouds rolling by. it's going to be chilly. grab a jacket. low 50s, and then a slow warm-up today as the skies gradually clear. here's a look at our highs today. san jose 71. 63 in san francisco. santa rosa reaching 69 degrees and even some light long sleeves will keep you comfortable as we go throughout the day. union date on hurricane willa. very close to the western coast of mexico. still very dangerous. category 4 hurricanes. this should be making landfall, and quickly weakening over the

mountainous terrain. so we'll continue to monitor that. looking at the mid 70s for the inland valleys, and then into the upper 80s. do you want summer to come back? you'll be cranking up the ac, and in san francisco being very comfortable. mike, you were reporting a delay on transit? >> yes. we're in recovery mode already. there was a crash not involving transit, but they just had to pause service for a bit. remember, we're still using the temporary transit agency, because transit center repair continues. over here, highway has been holding steady.

no problems, but a build over -- this fire right here, we've marked between all the freeways in oakland. we continue to follow that. and smoke sometimes visible,' our emeryville camera has seen a lot more smoke blooming up here. so folks through the maze may see that. back to you. thank you very much, mike. next, a quick look at our top stories here on "today in the bay," including updates on massive flames in the east bay. we've been covering this fire since it started at 2:00 : also breaking, a deadly house fire in san francisco. what we know about the woman killed. first happening now, how about using sign language to order your next cup of coffee? it's completely staffed by

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breaking news - a massive fire in welcome back. here are the top stories. >> that breaking news we've been following, a massive fire in oakland. a live look at sky ranger overhead. "today in the bay's" pete suratos has been there all

morning long. you were at the scene of another house fire. there were concerns of winds and falling embers? >> hard to believe this is the second home that caught fire as a result of embers from the construction fire. when it comes to the structure fire. log fire says it happened roughly around 2:00 a.m. we're talking six structures in total that caught fire just west from where we're standing. we know that 30 people have been evacuated, and we expect this fire to have an impact all morning long. we're live here for "today in the bay." a woman is dead after a fire in san francisco's inner sunset. these are pictures where the fire broke out at a home near

lincoln. officials say that woman was in her 30s. a man was also hurt. no word on how the fire started. we'll have more as soon as we get it. thousands of union workers are gearing up for a three-day strike they say they're upset about the university outsourcing jobs to companies who pay workers less. you might recall back in may service workers at the university staged a three-day strike. and video into our newsroom of an overnight crash nfl south bay, witnesses telling us it happened after some kind of chase involving deputies. we could see what hammond tosh a deputy taken away on a gurney. and deputies may have retrieved

a firearm. electric scooter companies are facing a class-action suit. nine californians including one person from oakland have joined that class-answction lawsuits. some of those people claim they've been hit by people who rented the scooters. in a statement, lime said in part, quote -- while we don't comment on pending litigation, safety has always been at the very core of everything we do. bird saying in part -- at bird, safety is our very top priority. it drives our mission to get cars off the roads to make cities safer and more liverable. the start of the bay area's dungeness crab season is expected to start on the 15th,

but the fast few years toxin levels have delayed the start. and agabut it's still to early to see if there will be a delay this season. we have some great weather, and i think people will appreciate it, knowing it will be nice and comfortable, reaching into the mid '70s. and san francisco todayic looking at a high of about 63. >> more cars, mo slowing. >> and same number of lanes for the san matt use brinc-- san ma bridge. you see that five-alarm fire. we may see the distraction when the sun comes up. we have a local news update

at 7:25. and more for you at 11:00. make it a great tuesday. thanks for starting your morning right here with us. good morning. good morning. doubling down. president trump making new threats against that migrant caravan during a late night rally and the unsubstantiated claim that democrats are funding it. >> do you know how the caravan started? does everybody know what this means? >> as the caravan grows and moves closer to the border, will this become a defining issue with the midterms just two weeks away? breaking overnight. savr savage murder. turkey's president releases new details into the death of "the washington post" columnist. the leader claiming saudi