and i've been working really hard to get all of this. >> right now at 5:00, breaking news overnight. parts of ohio leveled by possible tornados. some homes just blown away. the seven for victims and survivors as the sun rises. plus -- >> joe biden was a disaster. >> president trump on his way back from japan. and he is returning home to controversy over his comments about joe biden. we are live on capitol hill with what some republican lawmakers are saying. >> on a hot streak. where the a's are stagging up in franchise history. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning to you. we are all waking up here on this tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.

we will start with vianey in for kari. >> yesterday we dried out pretty well. we kept the cloud cover, a lot of that gray area skies lingering. san jose, 5 degrees. we'll start with clouds once again. but this is what i really want to show you. here in san francisco, the nice marine layer building along the coastline. check out your daytime highs. as you plan your morning, get ready to head to work, 70s and 80s. a little breezy out there. mike, how are the roads. >> very crowded here at the bay bridge suddenly, vianey. most of the roadways looking great. a big rush the last 15 minutes. there are no major problems to contra costa county. discovery bay just fine to vasco, 580. the rest of the bay shows green sensors.

even the construction crews on holiday. back to you. thanks, mike. 5:01. breaking news to tell you about out of dayton, ohio. daylight is finally revealing some of the damage left behind after tornados and severe weather hit the state. tens of thousands of people without power this morning. this is more video of that damage coming into our newsroom. the weather service issued 36 tornados over the weekend. authorities confirm at least seven people hurt. so far no tkaebts are reported. people who survived the storm are happy things weren't worse. one person who rode out the storm, got home just in time to keep his pets safe. >> i'm glad i got home to get them. at the end of the day, i would have been worse. i have no car now. no home. and i've been working really hard to get all of this. >> that is tough there.

some people were able to catch video as they struck overnight. this morning president trump heading back to washington after stirring up controversy with his remarks on north korea and joe biden. welcome back, tracie. >> reporter: hey there. thank you, laura. good morning, everyone. so the president overseas disagreeing with one of his own top aides, national security adviser siding with a dictator. we will tell you all about that. but we begin with this controversial comment overnight. president trump speaking to u.s. troops overnight before losing japan. >> shielding our nation from dangerous weapons. >> reporter: this after he disagreed with japan and his own national security adviser on whether north korea's missile test violate international security agreements. >> i view it differently. i view it as a man that perhaps he wants to get attention and perhaps not. who knows?

>> reporter: the president is in an up side-down trade balance with japan. and he's catching heat back home for siding with north korea's leader, criticizing presidential rival joe biden. >> adam kinger is saying this is just wrong. >> vice president biden served this country honorably. >> it is dangerous to allow the president to have unilateral authority to declassify things. >> reporter: and looking into how it started. and the president has given his broad authority to do just that. barr has allowed him to declassify some of the information, including from the cia. >> interesting.

tracie potts live from washington, thank you. >> 5:04. oakland is set to discuss the possibility of decriminalizing psychedelic mushrooms after people in denver voted to legalize the so-called magic mushrooms. pete suratos is joining us live from oakland with the details. pete? all right. it looks like we're having trouble with pete's audio. we'll get back to this story in just a bit. 5:05. mt. everest is known for being a difficult climb. people are dying not because they lack skills but because they lack oxygen. what is happening on mt. everest and how it is extending to other climbs. >> we heard about the 11 deaths in 10 days. yosemite is trying to make that

popular climb a lot safer for everyone. yosemite national park started issuing permits in the interest of safety. only 300 people can climb per day. that means 66% fewer climbers are up on that mountain at any given time. but the statistics for the accidents are just about the same. if you look at your screen there, 38 major incidents before the lottery. and then after the lottery when there were 66% hikers there were 35 major incidents. all of this appearing in the journal of environmental medicine. overcrowding seems to be a major factor on the everest. if you look at this line of climbers on the world's tallest mountain, it is just a log jam. eleven climbers died in the last 11 days. experts say it is because they are spending too much time in the zone where there isn't enough oxygen and they are working through their supplies

before they can make it out of the death zone. we talk with a climber who used a less traveled route. >> i was heartbroken when i found out what happened. i feel so bad for the families and all the climbers who got stuck in the mess that day. >> another man who died, this man from colorado. there was a narrow climbing window. there were about 400 climbers and sherpas that were permitted. so a lot of folks saying there's just too much. >> there's so many people. >> right. >> trying to go up. >> when there's not enough oxygen, it has the effect on the body and the muscles and the brain and the lungs. it seems like a horrible way to go, too. >> thanks, kris. >> 5:07 for you right now. we were talking about the decriminalizing of psychedelic mushrooms.

pete surat rat toes live with a look at what people to decide >> reporter: there will be a public hearing later tonight in oakland. as i was saying not too long ago, we are still a ways away from any type of mushroom shops popping everywhere like we see with cannabis shops. oakland public safety hearing committee will discuss the possibility of decriminalizing psychedelic mushrooms. they come from plants or fungi, not lsd oreck stacy. the benefits of the mushrooms is it is helpful for ptsd. some researchers caution using them outside of clinically

researched trials. the department saying they have only make about a dozen or less when it comes to possession of psychedelic drugs. there is concern when it comes to driving under the influence of these mushrooms. the vote will go to full city council as early as next week. live in oakland, pete suratos, "today in the bay". >> there will be many concerns, pete. thank you. a live look for you at palo alto this morning. if you live in the city, you could be shelling out more to pay for the city's salary. they are expected to raise most fees 7% to give workers a raise. it would apply to renting space at recreation facilities and building permits as well. the city is trying to recover costs to higher salaries.

changes are expected to go into effect in july. let's just say it. there are amazing things going on at the coliseum. bringing out a lot of fans and the foam fingers. they went on to beat the angels, 8-5. a key home run in the 7th. they won their 10th game in a row. this is the longest winning streak in 13 years. good to see. >> we love your bay area teams. but when they're winning -- >> it's even better. >> and the baseball weather is also going to get a lot better, too. a lot of sunscreen, baseball caps and a lot of food when it comes to baseball. microclimate highs today, it will start warming up around here. we still have plenty of cloud cover due to the in stability from that passing storm. but high pressure is starting to build in. that's what's going to make our temperatures on the rise. 78 expected in gilroy. 76 in morgan hill. 75 in san jose. we go from 60 in oakland.

check out what happened when we head into the interior valley. 80 in antioch. this is a preview of even greater warmup expected for the bay area. get ready. we will get a sneak peek of summer soon. >> leftovers from the memo day holiday where folks are off and traveling outside the bay. right now looking at san jose, peninsula. east bay looking great. right here, niles canyon to mission, they are seeing the merge. there is a report of a carr fire. i'm a little concerned there will be access problems. we'll track that. backup at the bay bridge just starting to form there. coming up next on "today in the bay", how the san francisco library is honor late mayor ed lee by making sure his accomplishments live on for generations.

a bit of a broken record, but facebook facing more trouble this morning. still ahead for you, how singing legend elton john made sure the new movie about him told the right story and not tone anything down. ahead for you, 5:12. you're watching "today in the bay". this is not a bed.

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interior valleys. concord at about 8:00, 9:00 a.m., already in the 60s. yesterday in the 70s. not today. we are climbing even higher, upper 70s, low 80s. and the bay bridge toll plaza, notice this good movement. we will talk about the approach and shaping up for the morning commute and very good morning and happy tuesday as well. wall street back to work. i'm not sure if my board is or not, after a three-day weekend. the numbers are not there. they looked higher for the week. but wall street is on its longest weekly losing streak since 2011. i think we're back on track now. first american mortgage company allowed hundreds of millions of financial records to be ex foesed on the internet through sloppy recordkeeping.

the company said it was a design defect. security experts estimate 850 million records were exposed. the "new york times" said the federal trade commission will hold off on fining facebook billions of dollars until all five people on the ftc agree on how severe that penalty should be. they could be $5 billion. the "times" say three republicans say the fines are big enough that democrats want further penalties. the board chairman wants them all to agree before moving forward against facebook. facebook said mark zuckerberg will not travel to canada, even though he has been summoned to answer questions by the government there. speaking of canada, they will consider a vote on the new nafta. vice president pence will discuss lawmakers, encouraging

this 'em to pa them to pass the trade bill. >> we will hear about the u.s. domestic gratification process. we will be happy to talk with him about the domestic gratification process for the new nafta here in canada. >> i think in diplomatic language is we would like to hear how you guys are going to pass the bill. it's not all on us. >> all right. thank you very much. elton john fans starting to feel the electricity in the locamovie eater. ♪ this friday rocket man premieres. they were hoping for a pg-13 rating, but elton john insisted his life not be sanitized. the singer tells "the guardian" that some movie studios wanted to tone down the drugs and

sexual content in the film, but he refused. he said this is how it is. >> you don't want to glorify that, but you have to tell his story. >> right. >> you can't change his life story. >> a man known of excess. >> i wouldn't think his life would be a family movie anyway. >> yeah. >> lots of sparkle. >> very much so. >> get the popcorn ready. you don't have to stay inside. you don't have to worry about the rain. all right. we do have some cloud cover, though. that's all lingering. because of that passing storm that affected us this weekend. and 55 degrees right now in san jose. notice in san francisco we've also got some cloud cover. what's going to happen is as that cloud cover begins to clear out into the afternoon, high pressure is going to make its move. it is going to try to build in. when that happens, that will

warm us up. what are we seeing in terms of the clouds? you can tell it is really hugging the coastline. and we will notice marine layer trying to build in as well. what's going to happen the next couple of hours is a pretty quick warmup. and this is just going to set us up for a drying trend ahead with plenty of sunshine in store. all right. so we have a high of 78 in gilroy. 75 in san jose. los gatos, 76. the most noticeable difference in temperature changes will be in through the east bay. if you drive a little bit further, you'll notice we jump into the upper 70s, low 80s. along the peninsula, things are opening up in redwood city, 73 degrees. this is going to make our temperatures a little bit more seasonable around here. this is typically where we are supposed to be at instead of hitting the 60s like yesterday. 78 in santa rosa. ukiah hitting the 80s. as we head toward thursday and

friday, a coup of changes ahead in the form of a short wave trough that will drop down. it could bring mountain showers in napa, sonoma county, sparking up things for the sierra. we will monitor that closely. i want to turn your attention to 86. is it too early to look ahead? >> never. well, yeah. for the weekend i guess. whatever. this looks like a monday build but it is tuesday, tuesday after a holiday waoebgtd for a lot of folks. rushing back in to check all of that email that's packed in. metering lights just turned on a couple of minutes ago. a lot more folks heading in to their tuesday routine. heaviest volume for commute during the week anyway. no problems for the maze. the backup at the toll plaza. slowing for highway 4, port chicago highway, there is another crash. that is reportedly blocking one

lane. we're watching that. a car fire in mission. right by the fremont size. it sounds like both people are out of the vehicle. we are tracking that. the rest of the bay looking great. back to you. thanks, mike. 5:21. san francisco library coming up with a unique way to honor the late mayor ed lee. >> plus, how one comedian and tv personality is making sure a veteran remains in his home. another more ahead. kwrao you watching "today in the bay".

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well, here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. parts of the south are in grips of a summer-like heat wave. charleston, south carolina said

hazardous conditions continuing through the week. >> the first ever opioid related suit against drugmakers gets under way in oklahoma. johnson & johnson will be tried by state prosecutors for creating a nuisance leading to thousands of deaths and addictions. and the world's most dangerous laptop just sold at auction for more than a million dollars. hindustan times said it is a work of art. it contained six historic malware viruses the artist claims could cause billions in damages. 5:24 for you right now. louisiana may soon become the latest state to pass restrictive abortion laws lawmakers voting on a heartbeat bill after a fetus's heartbeat can be detected. the democratic governor said he

would sign the bill. louisiana would join alabama, georgia and other states that there or have restrictive abortion bills. anti-abortion supporters hope to revisit roe versus wade. honoring san francisco's former mayor ed lee. today city officials will present a book called marilee and the city he loved to the san francisco public library. that is dedicated to his accomplishments. it will be part of the library's historical collections. the mayor's widow, anita lee, will attend the ceremony. lee died from a heart attack more than a year and a half ago. new this morning, a berkeley native kamal bell for moving him back into his home. enough money was raised for leonard powell to move back in. the senior citizen said he was forced from his house after he

was unable to pay for repairs required by the city of berkeley. he said the scope was never made clear to him and he ended up with a $700,000 bell. he was about $70,000 short. bell tweeted about powell's go fund me page, and he now has enough to cover the remaining costs. on he willen today, san francisco native ali wong stops by. >> she hit big time after a new movie on netflix. she is still hitting the road during her comedy tours. her two young kids in tow. >> and you are touring with them both? >> i am touring with them both. >> what's that like? >> when i do the stand-up, that's like a vacation. being with them is so hard. they're so heavy now. i know everyone says that about their kids. it's weird. kids double in size every couple months. i haven't been on this show in a year. if you tripled in size since the

last time i saw you, it would be awkward. i wouldn't acknowledge it or anything. >> thank you. >> moms can do it all, right? wong tells ellen how she got the big star keanu reeves in her new flick. it's called "always be my maybe." "ellen" at 4:00. coming up next, where you can see all five of the warriors western conference championship trophies today. take a selfie with them as well. plus, still at it. teachers' union in union city and south hayward hit the picket lines again. this morning as students return to school. a live report after talks abruptly ended last night. and breaking news overnight in america's heartland, a possible tornado tearing through the dayton, ohio area.

the damage left behind and the search for a possible victim. you're watching "today in the bay".

and a good tuesday morning to you. 5:30 for you right now. a live look out at san francisco there. a beautiful start. at least i think it's a beautiful start, to our morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura gar see kwrafplt i agree with you it's a nice look outside. finally a little taste of spring coming our way. the rain is behind us for now, right, vianey? >> certainly. and you're right, with the cloud cover and the cooler temperatures, it makes for a peaceful start that will eventually turn into a sunny afternoon. 5 in san jose. as you head out the door, 53 in

morgan hill. chillier in the north bay. 49 in santa rosa. don't wear a heavy coat. wear layers. mass transit, we will be in the 60s by 10:00 a.m. notice the cloud cover icons. we will keep the cloud cover through 11:00 a.m. right around the time that you head out for lunch, the skies will part from the clouds and will welcome in upper 60s. so it will warm up nicely into the 70s and low 80s. how are the roads, mike? well, the cars are not parting, they're gathering. we see the traditional blip 101 through san jose, 280, 680. this is not traditional slowing niles canyon. for locals, you know where the area is. you have to turn around to get back to mission, which is clear toward 680. slowing for highway 4, port chicago highway.

earlier crash caused backup at the toll plaza where metering lights are on. the maze moves smoothly. back to you. 5:31. breaking news to tell you about. this is in dayton, ohio where we are getting our first look at the destruction. look at this here. this is after possible tornados and severe weather slammed the state overnight. we're hearing many neighborhoods right now are without power. check out this video of that damage that we're getting into our newsroom this morning. the weather service issuing 36 tornado warnings overnight across the region. so far no deaths have been reported. that's good news. we will continue to follow this story, bringing you breaking news of it all morning long. and another day of negotiations and still no agreement for teachers in hayward and union city. . >> "today in the bay" bob redell joins us outside the unified school district of hayward where teachers are walking the picket lines again >> reporter: correct, laura and marcus. today will be the sixth day that teachers have not shown up for

work. instead, they will picket at the school and district headquarters behind me after another day of negotiations. you mentioned all day long and unfortunately still no agreement. last night the teachers' union posted on facebook page their frustration that the district negotiators will not be able to meet until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. and i just heard from the district. they say they can't meet today because their team will be at schools supporting students during the strike and because of a school board meeting later tonight. the district and teachers have budged slightly in their demands. you'll recall the teachers' union was asking for a 10% raise for this year and the next. take a look at your tv screen. this is what they are now asking for. 3.7% raise this year and 3.26% raise next year. that's just over 7% when you add it all up. the district offer right now, they are still offering a 3% one-time bonus for this year and then a 2% raise next year.

that's up from a percent of their initial offer. their secondary offer. if an additional $1 million comes in through revenue, they would add a half percent. 1% more if it is over 2 million. teachers aren't there. substitutes are in class. most of the classes are enrichment classes, not actual class instruction. reporting live in union city, bob redell, "today in the bay". all right. thank you, bob. 6:34 for you right now. testimony resumes following a four-day break in the deadly ghost ship warehouse trial. it could last for several more weeks. if not longer.

the prosecution still in the midst of presenting witnesses. survivors provided emotional accounts to conclude last week's testimony. >> in a few hours, mayor libby schaaf will talk about her push to fix potholes throughout the city. it's been a major problem. oakland ranked as having some of the worst in the bay area. a group called themselves the pothole vigilantes. a reward is being offered for an unusual shoplifting incident caught on camera. this puppy iris was taken during an adoption event at the lafayette pet food express. a woman was carrying the puppy and slipped out the back door.

>> i said, oh, my god, really take iris? i was scared for iris, first of all, because she was just so sneaky about it. >> it shows the thief there also stealing a leash. $3,000 reward is now being offered for iris's return another shoplifting incident caught on camera. the owners of tokyo fish market in san jose. the people seen here stole $300 worth of wagyu beef from japan. they knew what they were doing. they ran from the store and handed the beef over to someone else. >> the nba finals hasn't started yet and there is already a major sub plot brewing. >> you can just say one word, drake. >> i'm not worried about drake. i called him on his cell phone earlier.

my daughter is rolling her eyes right now saying, dad, no more dad jokes. sorry. >>. ♪ you can call me on my cell phone ♪ e-40 has also joined drake. the two on social media. >> okay, warriors fans, if you're looking to soak in a little victory bling, you will be able to check out five of the recent western conference championship trophies. it will be on display in san francisco city hall today between 11:00 and 1:00 p.m. there may be limited numbers of giveaway items. the trophies will be moved to the team store at the nearby westfield center. that will be cool. >> i think we should all take a field trip, mike. >> i do, too. >> see? >> there is a trophy.

over here at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have backup with the metering lights. west highway 4, the build out of bay point. port chicago highway crash has cleared. right there. niles canyon road. still reports of a fire. chp said it is out of their jurisdiction. alameda county fire department, three engines out there to make sure the brush doesn't catch fire. avoid niles canyon and take mission to 680. it looks good right now. the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow of traffic. the first burst of traffic. a little slowing north of 680 on 101. >> thanks, mike. coming off an extended weekend for some of us >> yes. rainy here in the bay area. >> things will change by next week. >> oh, yeah. the change is already under way. get ready for it. i'm talking about hot, hot, 90s.

>> what happened to spring? >> i have so many viewers saying what's going on with the weather? i am like this is wacky microclimates. california weather for you. things get warmer into the weekend. the coast will be in the upper 60s. a couple of low 70s for the coast. it will be a fantastic weekend for the beach. i know a lot of folks were a little disappointed on sunday because of the rain. it was a little chillier yesterday. but today, that's all going to change. and even into sunday you have a lot to look forward to. bay and inland temperatures will start to warm up. now, on sunday, temperatures will be in the mid-80s for inland areas. but it is monday and into next week where we are tracking the greatest warmup as high pressure really begins to build in. speaking of the beach, here's what it will look like on

saturday. look at that. 70s and plenty of sunshine. i have a feeling it is going to be very busy along highway 17. i'll send it back to you. head for the beach. thanks a lot. 5:40 right now. new calls from senator dianne feinstein after another horse dies at a california racetrack. the president of the united states on his way back from japan. . today is the 15th anniversary of mean girls. coming up, what the writer and star tina fey is saying about it this morning. to simone, i leave the van gogh.

to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

it is 5:43 right now. it is still a little cloudy for the most part. all the clouds will burn off by 10:00 a.m. that means we're going to start warming up as high pressure begins to build. that will bring much needed warmer temperatures throughout the bay area. i'll let you know who is expected to see the warmest temperatures and what you can expect for workweek ahead coming up. fremont 880 moving smoothly. more building around parts of the east bay. and a car fire outside the fremont city limits. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks so much. it is 5:43 right now. and happening today, antioch leaders are expected to vote on honoring pride month. if they approve the plan, the

pride flag would fly all month at city hall. dublin narrowly voted against the plan. walnut creek approved the same move lawmakers are joining the call to stop horse racing at one southern california racetrack. senator dianne feinstein is pushing for a moratorium on racing at santa anita. three horses have died in the past nine days and 26 have been euthanized since last december. experts blame the wet weather for creating hazardous conditions at the racetrack 5:44. a 4-year-old boy is in a san diego hospital after a possible mountain lion attack that happened yesterday a half a mile from trail head in a canyon north of miramesa. there is still no update on his condition. right now authorities are only saying some kind of big cat attacked, and it may have been a bobcat. neighbors tell us signs nearby warn about recent mountain lion

sightings >> 5:44. and the president is on his way back to the united states, this is after a weekend trip to japan. >> the u.s. president visited u.s. sailors and marines. >> he spoke to those sailors and marines on the uss wasp named after two ships that fought against the japanese in the second world war. the president said the modern relationship between the u.s. and japan has never been stronger. video here of the president and first lady leaving a blustery tokyo boarding air force one. they're going to stop in alaska and then continue on to washington, d.c. the president is tweeting while he goes. last night he said anyone associated with the 1994 crime bill will not have a chance of being elected. in particular, african-americans will not be able to vote for you. i, on the other hand, was responsible for the criminal justice reform which had tremendous support and helped

fix the 199 4 bi4 bill. so the you is like little directed at joe biden, though bernie sand ertz also voted for the crime bill. if you talk crime in the 1990s, you have to consider the attacks on the central park five. a group of young african-american men wrongly convicted of a brutal rape. trump took out a full page newspaper ad calling for the return of the death penalty. even after someone else confessed and submitted dna evidence and the young men were released, trump said he still considered the five guilty. polls show mr. trump has very little support from african-american voters. and the central park five is part of that. what is the purpose of this line of attack? well, there are two ways to beat an opponent in a race. get people to vote for you or get people to not vote at all.

we are tracking everything that's happening in washington, including the progress of air force one across the pacific. we are tweeting about it on twitter. i'm@scottmcgrew. >> that vest was disgusting. >> that is so fetch being celebrated on the "today" show. tina fey discussing the 15th anniversary of the movie mean girls. she is sharing an announcement about the musical. tune in to the full interview on the "today" show at 9:00. >> i have not seen the full mov movie. i think i have seen it. i have to because now my daughter is in grade school. and that's a thing. yeah. >> and it comes on all the time. marcus can't relate. >> i have no idea what you're

talking about. i have heard of the movie. >> wear a pink tie tomorrow or you can't sit with us. >> i want to be the pink girl. >> who says i want to sit with you? >> ooh. we can all sit together, enjoy a picnic outside because the weather is going to be great. san francisco, though, looking cloudy. it is nice and peaceful. we're not tracking any rain. all of that cloud cover, don't worry. it is just leftover in stability from that storm that passed by. now we have high pressure that is going to start building in, dominating. i want to show you satellite and radar. it is more quiet compared to what we saw sunday. and you can expect to siebert weather in the sierra as well. for those who didn't get a chance to head out this weekend because of the dangerous road travel, you will get a better chance to enjoy this weekend. we will be noticing clearing

skies and also warmer temperatures. what that is going to mean is looking up ahead over the next several days it will get even warmer. so we are finally tracking spring weather around the bay area. microclimate highs for today, 78 in gilroy. 76 in morgan hill. 75 in san jose. check out the difference in temperatures in the east bay and the tri-valley. oakland, 68 degrees. we warm up into the upper 70s in walnut creek. and low 80s through antioch. 6 in san mateo. if you're going to be in the city, light breezy conditions in the afternoon. north bay, 78 for santa rosa. 74 for novato. and even in terms of your pollen report. we are still doing okay, though. showers help clear out a lot of pollen in the area. that is the plus side of showers. but grass is still moderate. take the allergy medication on the road. here's the setup for our forecast. we've got the high pressure building in.

tomorrow it will be a little bit warmer. we will keep this pattern for the coastal areas. no noticeable changes in terms of the next four days for san francisco. but into the weekend, san francisco will also be warming up. however, you'll notice more of a warmup in inland areas. and, again, as we head towards thursday and friday, we're watching for a short wave trough that will dip down. it will be a chance of seeing showers for the mountain areas in napa, sonoma, maybe even the sierra and higher regions. it will not do much. it will increase cloud cover. a big warmup in the upper 80s and low 90s. it looks like it is looking good over here. just starting to build. we are restoring the flow for the workday. for most places, it is a typical pattern easing into's commute. we are looking at an issue in the tri-valley. it's there.

miles canyon, mission and 680. use mission down and around if you're out of fremont. just outside city limits there is a carr fire. you do see slowing from 680 where there is a build. take down to mission and then back up again. it's a little bit longer. again, the carr fire may have at least one lane blocked. fire crews were out there earlier. just past the dublin interchange. sensors looking just fine. a volume of traffic starting to build. just past the interchange, a crash. a spinout reported there on the shoulder. i think the driver just pulled over to help out. not involved in the crash. a slower drive down the upper east shore freeway. the backup got severe early on. now easing back in as a lot of folks were trying to get off a little bit early, checking on some of the buildup from the weekend. pass transit, a great option.

everything is back on a regular schedule today. back to you. all right, mike. speaking of the commute happening now, london preparing to collect data on every passenger who rides the tube. passengers will be tracked using wi-fi. transit leaders say they will use it to better understand patterns of passengers and make improvements. the data will not be shared. passengers can opt out simply by turning off the wi-fi on their smartphones >> safe and sound. coming up on "today in the bay", a rescued hawaii hiker is speaking out from her hospital bed after being found alive. >> the last 17 days of my life has been the toughest days of my life. >> new this morning, what she says helped keep her going while being lost for 17 days in a dense forest. plus, the very chosen counter. next all new video of a shark closing in on a family in florida. kwrao you watching "today in the bay". music log

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because the shark just swam on by. they can range in size from 13 to 20 feet long. quite the view there from their boat. new insight from the hiker that was lost for 17 days in dense forest in hawaii. rescuers found amanda eller badly injured. she had a fractured leg, burns and skin infection. it all happened on the island of maui. on friday, rescuers were on their last 10 minutes of fuel when they finally spotted her. the 35-year-old had hiked a three-mile trail before, but this time she left her cell phone in the car. . >> there were times of fear and loss and wanting to give up. and it did come down to life and death, and i had to choose. and i chose life. i wasn't going to take the easy way out. >> she survived, she says, by eating berries, drinking river

water, even sleeping in a wild boar den. she covered herself with ferns to try to stay warm. 5:56. new construction on a barrier along the southern border with mexico. the group called we build the wall started building the wall to deter illegal entries. the barrier stretches over a half mile. this is the border near el paso, texas. after raising $20 million through a go fund me campaign, the group decided to stop building until they allocate the funds. well, here's new video of migrants. this is an area from southern california through texas. a flu outbreak at one san diego area migrant center. public health officials say there are currently three dozen cases. and they're working to keep

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