>> at home, friends and family members of a man who disappeared after the bay to breakers race will resume their search efforts and what they say he may have done before he vanished. >> if a few hours, we expect to find out if the bay area will host the super bowl for the first time since 1985. a big day with exciting stuff. thanks for starting your day with us, but, first, the weather forecast. >> considerably cooler today? >> up to 20 degrees cooler, a sharp cold front coming through. good morning, everyone, not sharp enough that it has moisture in the form of much needed rain. live doppler 7 hd showing it is dry. but we are off to a cloudy start with temperatures in the low-to-mid 50's as we look at the day planner and the next 12 hours the breezes will pick up and so will the sunshine. although we are starting with clouds now by noon we are seeing pretty much sunny conditions and near 70 inland, so we are off to a good start and warming at 65

around the bay and we cap it at 56 as the cool air rushes in and only warm to 72 inland and 66 around the bay and 56 at the coast and for the evening, there will be a lot of sunshine and temperatures fall in the 50's at the coast and low-to-mid 60's and with the breeze you may want to grab a light jacket. >> we were reporting an accident in the northbound direction in hayward and c.h.p. has corrected it and said it is southbound direction a couple of cars and injury accident that now has been pushed to the shoulder and this is southbound along 880, beyond the boulevard at 39 miles per hour in the area as the top speed so very slow conditions right out of oakland and into hayward. so, again, it will start to clear up as you head to the south you will start to see top speeds when you hit the parkway. now, our mass transit and bart and muni and caltrain and everything is running on time, ignore that, everything is looking to be clear, and problem-free as we take it over

to san jose northbound along 87, beyond the julian off-ramp the traffic is running smoothly and it will take six minutes to head away from 895 in the northbound direction to julian. kristen and eric? >> the deadly tornadoes in oklahoma, search crews continue their effort to find survivors in the town of moore, and a oklahoma tv station reports more than 100 people were found alive overnight, and here is the latest, the foil death toll stands at 51, however, a spokesman said it is likely to rise to 91 people dead including 20 children. president obama is expected to address the nation about the disaster at 7:00 this morning our time. the president is also signed a major disaster declaration which starts money flowing to families. katie marzullo is monitoring developments in the newsroom. >> any minute the oklahoma city medical examiner is expected to give us new numbers, perhaps confirm the higher death toll.

we have some video to show you that came to the newsroom moments ago and we were age to turn this around and show you some of the devastation, and this appears to be a school or some kind of large building, not in the neighborhood, perhaps, the lazy tower school where the devastation took a direct hit in the city of moore. two schools were hit, the other school is breyer wood and all the students there accounted for and as you can see, this is the plaza tower elementary school. at the other school it was all about emotional reunions. you can see the families staggering as they reunite parents and kids. one mother says the teacher saved her son's life. >> i have now doubt god and the teacher lifted a wall off several kids. >> wall was on your son?

>> yes. >> is he okay? >> just a scratch. >> look at this cell phone video a man captured this in newcastle, oklahoma, on miles south of oklahoma city and it was an ef4 with winds up to 200 miles per hour. the oklahoma national guard is on the scene looking for survivors and they have special equipment to help them search overnight in the dark. more at 6:30. >> here is a look at how news of the massive tornado is covered in oklahoma, the front page of today's "oklahoma" newspaper "worst than may 3rd, the monster runs, massive storm that hit in 1999. >> this are things of the weather conditions and the geology that made all of this more devastating. now to our meteorologist mike nicco and the weather conditions. >> they are clearing, the cold

front has passed with temperatures in the 40's and low 50's and dew point in the 50-degree range. yesterday the dew point was in the 70's and that was the heat and energy she needed. the storm system went to moore and paralleled 240 for a while before it finally dissipated. the may 3rd went through moo moore, almost parallel and that is what they compare everything to that. now they will compare everything to this tornado. the damage has to be ef5, i have never seen the kind damage i have seen from that system, two-mile wide tornado, never heard of that with those wins, either. now, the best chance of sever weather is if louisiana, arkansas, and texas, moving away from that area. they will have clear skies and get back and find out hopefully more survivors. >> not evenours after the

rnado, donations are pouring in to the disaster area and the salvation army tweeted this picture shows biologied water at the command center and the caption with the photo reads "oklahomans are amazing." we arrived to find all of this water. if you would like to help tornado victims in oklahoma you can donate to the red cross texting 9099 we donates $10 and to donate more go to www.redcross.org with continuing coverage on air and online at abc7news.com and we will check with katie for an update at 6:30. at 7:00 a.m. our time, abc7 news will carry a special report when that happens and we will have updated information on twitter at bay area. >> and again, they will comb san

francisco's ocean beach for signeds of a man who went missing after sunday's bay to breakers race. our reporter is live in san francisco with the clues the man left behind. >> kristen, his personal items including his cell phone were found in this area near the beach where his friends will meet at 9:00 this morning, to start searching for him again. the 27-year-old bo rasmussen disappeared after finishing the bay to breakers race on sunday and then, someone found his hat, his cell phone and his passport and, then, he didn't show up for work yesterday in san ramon. association his co-workers filed a missing person's report and started looking for him. >> those are one of our favorite guys in the office and we are worried. >> and the friends around noon said he was going do the beach and he broke away from his group and that was the last anyone

heard from him. freeways say they have checked jails, hospitals, there is no sign of him and they say it would be uncharacteristic of him to just not call or show up. they will be meeting at 9:00 at the beach to look for him and his friend and expected to join the search. reporting live in san francisco for abc7 news, aim ail. >> from contra costa county police in antioch are investigating a shooting that left one man injured and our media partner, the cost cost -- "contra costa times" reports the man was shot last night and was taken to the hospital where three is reported in critical condition and the gunman has not been identified. >> east bay school district has released a principal and a teacher and they are on live while it investigates allegations of student abuse. the alleged incident happened on the playground the elementary in brentwood, the principal and an unidentified teacher, a special ed teacher, were placed on leave

after parents claim the teacher kicked a special needs student down a slide. the police say they investigated and found no basis for the claim and school officials say the move to play the pair on leave is standard procedure and does not indicate any wrongdoing by james or the teacher. >> apple c.e.o. tim cook plans to go on the offensive when he testifies before congress on the company's tax bills. a senate subcommittee claims apple avoided paying taxes on $44 billion held in offshore accounts, and apple denies the claim saying they pay their fair share and probably pays more than most companies and plans to tell congress how he would reform the corporate tax code and said his plan would cost apple more money but the company would be happy to pay it. >> a lot of people keeping their fingers crossed, and nfl team owners will vote today on which city will host the 2016 and 2017 super bowls between the 49ers

new home in santa clear and miami to host problem 50 in 2016, and miami suffer as major blow when it lost public funding to renovate dolphin stadium, the loser will square off against houston for super bowl 51 in 2017 and the vote is expected teen 10:30 this morning and 12:30 p.m. and we will bring you live coverage of the announcement on air and online at abc7news.com. you can also get up to the minute updates when they ham by following us on twitter. >> giants pitcher will undergo surgery on the broken pitching hand and the right hander broke two bones in his pinkie and dislocate add knuckle against the nationals. he expects to miss four to six weeks, the form all star was winless in six stars before he left the game to a standing ovation and he had 6-0 lead in the game and the giants won 8-0.

>> he has not been able to scratch a break, we saw the old look of him last night and this happened but hopefully he will be back. the bay area forecast is cooling down and head, we will check back in with mike nicco. >> also ahead, we will continue our coverage of the disaster in oklahoma. the amateur video showing the tornado as it happened. what do apple and mcdonald's have in common? a link between the two very different

>> from all the bay area this is abc7 news 7 news. >> 6:14, and again, we see the sunlight, just shining through that rip in the clouds there, and it is a gorgeous scene as we look from our camera to the east and it is as different from the weather in oklahoma as we can get and right now, more on that. >> let's look at the deadly scene, there, there are numerous cell phone videos of the tornado surfacing online, and they are going viral on youtube and other webs. you can look at the power of

that, it is incredible. the images were captured as people escaped the path of destruction but never have never seen anything like that. so they could not help but to take video of that. a few were taken by storm chasers who drove into the storm directlily. this tragedy comes as we approach the anniversary of one of deadliest tornadoes in recent years, tomorrow marks two years since the twister wiped out joplin, missouri. may 22, 2011, an f5 tornado hit the small town claiming 158 lives and it was more than 64 years before that, that the united states saw a deadlier tornado in 1947 in oklahoma, and in 1936, back-to-back twisters hit georgia, and in mississippi, as well, each claiming 200 lives. the deadliest on record is the 1925 tri-state tornado that want through missouri, illinois, and indiana, killing almost 700

people. it lasted 3 1/2 hours. >> closer to home voters in the second largest city go to the polls to pick the next mayor. they are vying to replace outgoing los angeles mayor and both are facing off in a run off election today after neither had enough votes in an election early this year. whoever wins the race will make history. either the first jewish mayor of los angeles or the first female mayor of los angeles. >> and you can pat yourself on the bat about paying credit card bills on time, in the first three months of the year the rate of really late payments, more than three months overdue, dropped 19 percent from last year. it was .85 percent and now it is only .69 percent higher than the low of .6 percent hit two years ago. >> the most valuable brand names

in the world and several silicon valley tech companies are at the top coming from brand z and at the very top this year, again, cupertino's apple. google takes the 2nd spot, and ibm and mcdonald's and coca-cola, round out the top five. other bay area companies making the list, menlo park's facebook at 31 and oracle at 36, and san jose's ebay at 47, and palo alto's h.p. is 54. also, making the list is yahoo, number 92, and the first time they have made the list since 2009. >> we have been following the deadly tornado in the oklahoma city area, and mike you have said you have not seen anything like this. >> what i am seeing is winter block walls down and that is on such a wide scale something never seen. i have seen it localized but over a large path i have never seen anything like that it is just incredible. the least they had, at least

they had 16 minutes before the tornado came through and the cycles were skipping inside the thunderstorm and they saw it with radar and issued tornado warnings, but, something like that, unless you have a safe room, or you have a storm shelter, it is tough. it is tough to see the images. now, what is going on at home and what we are looking at with live doppler 7 hd, or, really, the tornado track, to show you how similar the two were, the one that they used to compare everything to is the one in the green and that was the may 3rd from 1999 and, there is one that went through yesterday, they started off in the same area and they started to merge as they went through more areas. some areas just more susceptible to tornadoes. i have seen it in many places i have lived, one area get as door made more often than another and it happens to be more in newcastle and that area of oklahoma lately. here is what is going on at home: quiet, a lot of cloud cover, and no sprinkles.

now, temperatures on highway 4, low-to-mid 40's, and through the san ramon valley, low-to-mid 50's and danville at 53 and same for dublin/pleasanton and 54 in pleasanton hill and lafayette, and, also, san mateo and newark, and 53 in cupertino and 52 in richmond and 51 in novato right now. beautiful picture great mount sutro this morning looking back to mount diabolo and the holes in the clouds developing as the sun starts to come up and we will see increasing sunshine and breezy conditions today, and cool breezes through thursday, and a slow warming trend this weekend as we finally get rid of the cool breezes coming straight down from has can. look at that slippery slide teen the high pressure and low pressure where the gun knelling of the cold air is coming in, temperatures will be from 5 to 20 degree cooler and upper 60's to low 70's for most of the santa clara valley. gilroy could make it to the mid-70's. mid-to-upper 60's on the peninsula with redwood city and palo alto at 68, and circuit --

60 at half moon bay and low-to-mid 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 60's for the east bay shore and richmond and hercules and castro valley and fremont could make it to 70, and well get in the low-to-mid 70's in the east bay valley and normally it is breezy at at&t park but more so today, and dress accordingly. temperature will be 59 degrees at 7:15 dropping to 54. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures dropping a few more degrees and hold steady through at least saturday, none, into monday, and we will see a slight warming trend. have a great day. here is leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, the cloud cover to the haze indicated on the map that could affect the drive in yellow along the map if san francisco pretty much as we head over to the east bay, though, in fremont, we still have an accident, and southbound 880 at the boulevard, it look like we down to 29 miles per hour, so heavy conditions now, as you head in the

southbound direction. it looks like one lane is possibly blocked in that area. as we take you to our waze app to the south in san jose, this crash that was affecting lanes out there, it looks like everything is cleared over to the shoulder and this southbound along 101 at blossom legal and someone said this was a minor accident and it was more major than that because a car slammed into the bag of the big rig. can you track your traffic with the waze ap and this is the drive through berkeley 15 minutes away from highway 4 to the maze. our coverage of deadly tornado in oklahoma continues this morning and ahead at 6:30 the words of support coming from pope francis at vatican city. >> get ready for summer cookouts while weship for the

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>> just about 30 minutes away from president obama addressing the nation about the disaster in oklahoma. >> the confusion on the did the toll and we are lending about that and the search for possible survivors and the past of damage left behind. >> super bowl aspirations in santa clara and nfl own are could make bay area sports ñ ñ,"

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning, at 6:30 on this tuesday, thanks for jointing us. >> first up, got to get you out the door with a check on the forecast. mike? >> it is overcast and off to a gray start with radar and satellite but mostly the satellite showing up. no radar runs off to a dry start. but that signals a transition to cooler air. cloudy this morning and the day planner the next 12 hours showing 53 degrees and mostly sunny conditions and breezy conditions and in the mid-to-upper 60's in the afternoon but fall back to 60 by the evening. the next 12 hours inland valley,

the day planner for your neighborhood off to a great start and 52 and bright are and 70 and much cooler, the area that will see the biggest drop if temperatures today around 15 to 20 degrees with breezy continues and sunshine for the afternoon and evening. at the coast, the next 12 hours, 7:00, 51 degrees, overcast, and we will see the sunshine emerge and so will the fastest breezes and up to around 30 to 40 miles per hour with temperatures in the mid-50's. and along highway 4th westbound direction at bailey road, it is blocking a lane and you have stop-and-go traffic approaching it but it will take you half an hour to head out of antioch to concord. as we take you to fremont, southbound 880, we have an accident causing lots of traffic headaches coming away from highway 84. no word yet as to when that will clear and the top speed is 21 miles per hour. bay bridge metering lights are on and you have top and go

traffic as you head in the westbound direction. >> breaking news from oklahoma, major developments in the past few minutes as the death toll from the deadly tornado has gone down dramatically. katie marzullo has more from the newsroom. >> ahead to call it good news, the medical examiner in oklahoma revised the death toll saying at at least 24 people are dead but that is down from 51 and possibly 91 all morning saying the number would go up. the death toll is 24 and of the 24, seven are children, not 20 children as originally reported. these are live pictures above moore, oklahoma, you can see the devastation, many neighborhoods flattened and the president has signed a major disaster declaration, president obama is being briefed right now by

homeland security secretary and will address the nation at 7:00 a.m. and you can watch it here on abc7 news. take a look at this, new video in the newsroom of the oklahoma national guard working overnight more than 200 guard have been activated to assist with the search and rescue and possibly search-and-recovery effort for go through the crumbled home and the plaza elementary school where they thought children could be trapped. >> we can talk to personnel on the ground, we can talk to aircraft, thermal images and we will see cold, warm bodies, people in the dark, nice vision equipment we can see in the dark. >> this is what did it, the tornado cell phone video captured by a man in newcastle 20 miles south of oklahoma city an. f4 tornado with winds up to 200 miles per hour. again, breaking news in oklahoma state medical examiner

officially dropping the death toll from 51 to 24. that is a bright spot if all of this tragedy this morning. >> condolences are coming in from vatican city, pope francis sent this tweet, saying "i'm close to the families of all who died in the oklahoma tornado especially those who lost young children. join me in praying for them." how are the weather conditions in oklahoma right now and the chances of having severe weather? >> great question, a look at newcastle and moore from oklahoma city and norman. there are a few sprinkles but by far the strongest storms are moving away and will stay away down to the southeast today as we re-cap what happened yesterday, you can see most of the storms moving off into arkansas and as we head throughout the afternoon we will

watch arkansas, louisiana, texas, our best bet for severe weather today. i do not believe it will be a repeat of yesterday. eric. >> if you want to help out the tornado victims in oklahoma, you can go to the red cross website or stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the tornado on air and online at abc7 news come and president obama again will address the nation at 7:00 a.m. our time. abc7 news will carry a special report when that happens. we are also sending out updated information on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> talking about something we looking forward to in a few hours be the bay area will find out whether our region will host the super bowl in 2016. our news reporter is at the site where it would be playing, a new 49ers stadium under

construction. >> good morning, kristen. with the sun coming up you can get a better view of the new stadium. this is as high as it will be. they are getting it ready for the start of the 2014 son. if everything goes well today, a super bowl. owners will decide later today if miami or the bay area will host super bowl 50. the loser goes head to head with heist for super bowl 51. many consider santa clara a favorite because miami did not secure funding to re-do the stadium. leaders are optimistic of their chances because what the region can offer. we have our fingers and to empties crossed. how can you refuse this, from the golden gate to silicon valley will be highlighted with a great chance to, really, seize on having the 50th super bowl the biggest of all super bowls. today each city gets a presentation to the owners and

then the secret ballot follows and the commissioner will announce and the city that did not get the super bowl faces off against houston. then several watch parts are take place across the bay area this morning and we will bring you a report as we get that decision to find out if the bay area will host a future super bowl. the vote is expected between 10:30 and 12:30 p.m. and we will bring us coverage of the super bowl city announcement on air and online at abc7news.com. you can get all the latest develop the months by following us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> san francisco police are investigating a bay to breakers mystery, with a search taking place this morning the man who disappeared at race. >> first it is happening now a work stop average at hospitals across california. how long this strike will last affecting one hospital, one medical center here in the bay

area and we will tell you of the center of the dispute. >> from our rooftop camera, mike was telling us it is overcast, cooler day on tap with more on that much of coming up as the abc7 morning news

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allergize high, but ragweed and ozone high, and this is the cloud cover even though the u.v. index is high, we will have increasing sunshine in the afternoon and morning. to the game, it will be breezy, and more so than normal, and cool, 59 dropping down to about 54. across the entire state we do not see radar returns but temperatures are in the low 80's and sacramento and chico, and 80 and 101 in palm springs. >> in bay point, into concord, out of antioch, westbound four, we have an accident blocking one lane, and 36 miles per hour is the top speed and bumper to bumper traffic will take you more than half an hour to get you out of antioch to concord. we are getting first reports of a fire that is burning near san pablo road and not confirmed but

we are getting reports and we will keep you updated as more information becomes available. >> happening now, two hours ago thousands of health care workers went on strike at uc san francisco and four other medical centers and the two day strike involves x-ray technicians and radiation therapists and pharmacists. officials say this could cost up to $20 million in lost productivity with hundreds of therapies and procedures post penned. contract negotiations have stalled over pension contributions. >> trading is underway on wall street, and ahead we will go to bloomberg business report and jane king. >> the 27-year-old man runs the bay to breakers race and suddenly disappears. the search happening this morning and

>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 6:45. developing news in over two hours crews will begin the search at san francisco's ocean beach for signs of a man who want missing after sunday's bay to breakers race. >> abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is there with the

clues this man left behind. >> his friends are not giving up and will meet here at the beach to look for him again starting at 9:00. the 27-year-old disappeared on sunday after running the bay to breakers race and someone found his belongings near ocean beach around the beach chalet, his hat, clothes be passport, cell, so they looked yesterday, his co-workers have been looking and putting up flyers and hoping for a miracle. >> just hope bo comes home. i want to be able to yell at bo. i hope he makes it. >> he works for a renewable energy company and was lat seen -- last seen around noon. the family is expected to join the search today at 9:00 this

morning. >> it is 6:46. politicians are starting to push back against airline jacking up reservation change fees. jane is at the new york stock exchange. >> target is open an office in san francisco and the plan is to recruit talent to grow the mobile technology efforts. reuters say they have fired a former silicon valley wal-mart executive to run the center. here is how we look this morning. the higher here on wall street today and the silicon valley index is trading to the down side. if you are trying to by a used car, prices are falling down 4 percent in april that is according to a study in "usa today" and so many held on to their cars during the recession, they are now suddenly trading them in. this is one exception, with full sized pickups and vans are on

the rise and the industry is heating up. if everyone would buckle up hundreds of lives would be saved. many airlines just boosted the change fees to $200, and one politician asking for a rollback, and senator schumer of new york says that the major airlines all simultaneously jacked up the change fees making it almost impossible for families to change plans and even months in advance and he is asking for the airlines to reverse that policy. >> thank you so much. >> we are talking about the deadly tornado in oklahoma city and we will tell you how you can donate to help the victims out there in a second but right now look at the forecast. we will do to right now and if

you want to help the tornado victims you can donate to the red cross, t red cross to 9099 donating $10 and to donate more and that would be very welcome, you can call 1 1 -- 1-800-red-cross. and i know mike you are stunned by what you are seeing with the tornadoes? >> the magnitude of the tornado that it was two miles wide and spinning at 200 miles per hour, and with all that debris: the it is incredible to see these scenes. i want do show you how similar the tracks are, the green is may 3, nine my, ef5 that went through moore and red is from yesterday, starting off on the same path but they diverged as

they went through moore. that is how close they were to each other. in a little more than a decade people's lives turned upside down again. quiet at home with cloud cover and no rain and beautiful shot from mount tamalpais and the sun is coming off the bay and increasing sunshine and breezy today with the breezes hacking -- hanging around until thursday or friday. as far as what is going on we have a beautiful picture from mount sutro and temperatures are 14 to 18 degrees cooler than yesterday and i am sure you will notice that with the breezes blowing. look how quickly the cold front came down on us while you were sleeping and tightly packed iso bars, as tighter the lines are,

the bigger punch not winds and that will happen through thursday. in morgan hills hills and gilro, possibly the upper 50's. 60 at half moon bay, and daly city is 57, and low-to-mid 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low did mid 70's through the north bay valley and breezy upper 50's to mid-50's at the beaches from 66 in berkeley to 70 in union city. a little bit warmer but no 80's, no 90's in the forecast for today so cooler over all. temperatures will drop and hold steady for thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, warming on mop, -- monday, tuesday, and wednesday next week. >> we are check our waze app with an accident at bailey road in this area. c.h.p. has arrived on the scene

and this car accident involves two vehicles with moderate traffic according to our waze app. you can track your trip by apple app and google play. we have reports of a brushfire burning and sky 7 is on the way to the scene at the moment. kristen and eric? >> ahead, five things to know before you go. >> the morning news is back in

>> as we hand thing off to "good morning america", here are five things to know, the medical examiner in oklahoma city revised the number of people killed by a tornado to 24 now including 15 children. that down from 51 people and 20 children. some victims were counted twice. president obama is set to address the nation in a few minutes.

>> in a few hours, researchers are back in ocean beach to look for a man who disappeared after running the bay to breakers race, bo rasmussen was seen around noon on sunday. his clothes and wallet were found on the beach. >> in 3 1/2 hours, the san francisco 49ers will make a pitch to nfl owners to host the 2016 super bowl at the new santa clara stadium. friend is up against miami. the vote is expected between 10:30 and 12:30 p.m. we will bring you coverage of the super bowl announcement on air and online at abc7news.com. >> right now apple c.e.o. tim cook is testifying at a senate hearing on overseas tax shelters. a report says apple paid almost no taxes on $102 billion held in overseas accounts. apple says the strategy is legal. he will give lawmakers ideas for reforming the corporate tax code. >> five, so sad, giants right

hander will have surgery on his broken pitching hand after fracturing two bones and dislocated a knuckle against the washington nationals last night. he pitched so well and we won but now he expected to miss four to six weeks of the season. >> final check of the forecast. mike? >> we will check at the current conditions before you step outside. overcraft and 46 in santa rosa for the cool spot. up to 66 in antioch, and most of us in the low-to-mid 50's in san jose and 56 in mountain view and san carlos at 55 and san francisco at 52. temperatures today are going to be 5- to 15-per, maybe 20 degrees cooler than they remain this time yesterday. 70's inland and 50's at the coast. >> it is difficult as you make the drive from pittsburg to concord because of the accident westbound highway four beyond bailey road with one lane blocked and the top speed is 39

miles per hour and that will take you at least 30 minutes to get from antioch to concord. the drive time track 580 is almost an hour from tracy to dublin and 280 is gone and 101 is clear coming from san francisco to sfo. >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> morning news continues in 25 minutes with the news, weather, and traffic during "good morning america" next. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc.

good morning, america. this morning, direct hit. twister outbreak. >> oh, my god. >> the monster tornado roars over an entire oklahoma town. up to a mile wide. >> this is horrible. horrible. >> unimaginable destruction. winds up to 200 miles an hour. >> hey, look out. stop, stop, stop. >> two schools completely wiped out. and a desperate search all night as children are pulled alive from the rubble. >> i couldn't hear anything except cracking and kids screaming. >> entire neighborhoods pulverized in seconds. emerging to find their homes gone in an instant. our entire abc news team on the