ROMANS: In San Francisco, this morning, firefighters say they finally have the upper hand on this huge blaze. A blaze that destroyed a construction site where an apartment complex was being built. The fire erupted Tuesday afternoon, flames climbing 40 feet into the air. Massive plume of black smoke visible all across the bay area. And hundreds in nearby buildings were evacuated. Only one injury to a firefighter has so far been reported.</s>BERMAN: Big medical news. New device to prevent migraines is now legal in the United States. The FDA has given its OK to sipoli or Cefaly device, a battery-powered head band that sits across the forehead and puts out an electronic current. The current stimulates nerves associated with migraines and its makers say that helps prevent them from happening. This device doesn't eliminate migraines, though. The study showed those who used it did experience fewer of those intense debilitating headaches. For people who suffer from them, as you know, this could be huge.</s>ROMANS: And, for people who really suffer from chronic migraines, they will try anything to try to prevent them. All right. Here is the mystery, how does a huge jumbo jet disappear with hundreds on board? I talked to one of the world's most outspoken airline owners about it just what happens when a plane disappears. What he had to say in "Money Time" next.
Firefighters Battle Flames in San Francisco