in control of their cars at all times. rye kia is launching a new app to allow customers to shop remotely for products while still visualizing how it would appear in your home. you can enter the room dimensions to ensure a good fit and choose different styles and the life stages there to narrow down your choices. this is all part of ikea's bigger shift to digital. while it is known for the giant stores on the outskirts of towns, it is testing smaller locations in urban areas that will only carry a fraction of its entire lineup. well, 6:00 for you right now. breaking news, a possible twister touched down in the midwest overnight. >> i felt the pressure drop in my ears just before it hit. >> the search right now for victims and survivors as the sun comes up this morning in ohio. plus -- >> lots of people died, everyone knows. it's been carnage. >> the dangers of hiking.

another american dies on mt. everest trying to climb to the top. new this morning, the concerns being raised about the permit process at a popular mountain here in california. and first denver, now oakland. decriminalizing psychedelic mushrooms. an important vote today. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. tuesday morning. hope you had a great extended weekend. today finally nice weather. . >> very nice weather. we have to get past a little bit of cloud cover early on this morning. we're not tracking any rain. in fact, we are going to finally see temperatures more normal for this time of year. a live look over walnut creek. we can expect to see clearing in the skies making way for plenty of issues is. here's a look at what you can expect as you get ready to head out the door so you can plan

accordingly. plan for pleasant 70s and even a couple low 80s in the tri-valley this afternoon. breezy conditions along the coastline. 65 degrees in san francisco. 75 in san jose. 78 in through concord. and this is just the beginning of a warmup. all right, mike, how are the roads. >> we're looking pretty good. bay bridge toll plaza had a big backup easing up. part of it may be there was a fender-bender reported somewhere along the maze approach in towards the toll plaza itself. we're tracking that. i'm marking it. no major backups. we have a little build as well. see the slowing out of richmond, the merge and the racetrack, golden gate field. a little farther down for west 80, there may be an issue. someone may be on the university overcrossing causing a distraction. so we're checking that. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. niles canyon, you may not want to take that because of an earlier car fire. the rest of the tri-valley moving well. back to you. thanks, mike.

new this morning, president trump is heading back to washington. that is stirring up controversy in japan with his comments on joe biden. tracie potts joins us live on capitol hill with more. tracie? >> reporter: hi, laura. good morning, everyone. we'll show you all of that. but we begin this morning with the president's controversial remarks that happened overnight. president trump speaking to u.s. troops overnight before leaving japan. >> together you are advancing freedom on the high seas, 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 tests violate international security agreements. >> i view it differently. i view its a man, perhaps he wants to get attention, and perhaps not. who knows? >> reporter: the president emphasized our up side-down trade balance with japan. and he's catching heat back home for siding with north korea's

leader crediticizing joe biden. >> joe biden was a disaster. >> reporter: and this was tweeted, thiss just plain wrong. >> kim jong-un is a murderous dictator. >> reporter: he has given william barr the okay to declassify top secret information. >> it's dangerous to allow the president to have the unilateral authority to declassify things. >> reporter: barr is looking into how the russian investigation started. and the president has given wide latitude to do so, ordering 15 different agencies, including the cia, to tell the attorney general everything they know about this. back to you, laura. thank you, tracie. 6:04 for you right now. breaking news to tell you about out of dayton, ohio. daylight revealing the damage left behind after severe weather

and possible tornados slammed the state. tens of thousands of people are without power right now. and the weather service issued 36 tornado warnings last night across the region. authorities confirming at least seven people are hurt. so far no deaths to report. people who survived that storm are happy things weren't worse. one person who rode out the storm got in home just in time to keep his pet safe. >> i'm glad i was able to get home to them. at the end of the day i would have been worse. but i have no car now, no home. and i just -- i've been working really hard to get all of this. >> tough for so many people right now. some people are able to catch video of the tornados as they struck overnight. mt. everest is known for being a difficult climb for experienced mountaineers. but experts say climbers are dying not because they lack

skills but they lack oxygen. it is extending to other climbs like even yosemite's half dome. >> we heard there was an 11th day, we thought of half dome and how they tried to make that popular climb safer. the national park started issuing permits in the interest of safety. only 300 climbers per day. that means 66% fewer hikers. it was 38 major incidents before the lottery. 35 major incidents after the lotte lottery. crowding seems to be major. yo can see the people on the tallest mountain. some say it is because the log jam is forcing people to stay in the position where they are depleting their oxygen supplies before they can make it out of

the so-called death zone. a climber from berkeley summited mt. everest but from the less crowded route of tibet. >> it was heartbreaking when i found out what happened. i feel so balancedly for the families and just all the climbers month got stuck in the mess that day. >> the latest climber was this man, 62-year-old chris coolish of colorado. he was an experienced climber. there was bad weather and nepal permitted nearly 400 climbers and sherpas, which is a record for mt. everest. laura. pretty amazing. happening today, oakland set to discuss the possibility of decriminalizing psychedelic mushrooms after being voted to legalize so-called magic mushrooms. live from oakland with the details is pete suratos.

pete? >> reporter: the public hearing tonight in oakland. we are still quite a ways of seeing any mushroom shops popping up around the bay area or oakland for that matter. the issue is regarding decriminalization, not the legalization of these mushrooms. oakland city council public safety committee will discuss this issue. it would apply to psych dell eubgs from plants or fungi, not lsd or ecstasy. they tout it as that inner for ptsd and depression. some researchers caution using the mushrooms out of clinically research trials. alameda county sheriff's office weighed in saying there aren't as much concerns with mushrooms.

only a dozen arrests a year. there is concern when it comes to driving under the influence of these mushrooms. after tonight, it will go to a vote with the city of oakland city council. it could happen as early as next week. pete suratos for "today in the bay". thanks a lot, pete. berkeley leaders debate an ordinance allowing city workers to clear homeless people's property from sidewalks. the city started enforcing that in february. it is designed to keep sidewalks clear during regular hours and limit personal objects on busy ro walkways. council members debate a moratorium until they can come up with a more coordinated response. a live look at polo alto.

they go raise fees 7.5% to give raises. and raising renting space at recreational facilities, to building permits. changes are expected to go into effect in july 6:10. there are amazing things going on in oakland. a's had their largest crowd of the season yesterday as they beat the angels 8-5. matt chapman hit a key home run in the 7th as they won their 10th game in a row. really nice streak. this is the longest winning streak in 13 years. keep it going. >> keep it going, vianey. like you. a lot of people love when the teams are winning. a lot of people love you when you forecast -- >> nice weather. yeah. we heard it on sunday when it was raining and people wanted to hang out with family and

friends. we summoned the sun and warmer temperatures. 78 in gilroy. 76 in morgan hill. cooler along the coastline and the bay as well. interior valleys, a sneak peek of the warmup that's going to really be impacting us, especially towards the weekend. go outside and enjoy all of this. sunshine, mike. how are the roads after a holiday weekend? >> we are seeing more traffic than on friday. a pretty typical pattern. we have zoomed in toward university avenue. the iconic bridge over westbound 80. word was someone was throwing clothing and other debris over the overcrossing. we have not seen any problems or disturbance in the flow of traffic. we'll track that. west 580 approaching the maze.

the carr fire over here niles canyon, avoid that if you can. 680 to mission moving smoothly. coming up next on "today in the bay", returning to the stage. ♪ born in the usa >> the boss back in business. the new album bruce springsteen is expected to launch and when he is expected to go on tour >> it sounds like a broken record, but facebook in more trouble this morning. and later a controversial debate heats up. 6:12 right now. you're watching "today in the bay". each morning,

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it is 6:15. as you step outside, don't be discouraged if you see the cloud cover. the sun will prevail. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. talk about microclimates. all the details coming up. >> and we're looking at 580 through dublin. traffic flowing smoothly here. a little gray sky. talking about a carr fire not far south from here. and very good morning to you and very happy tuesday. wall street is going to be back to work after a three-day weekend.

indy winner will ring the bell. the longest losing streak weekly since 2011. first american is a mortgage company. it has revealed late friday that first american allowed hundreds of millions of financial records to be exposed on the internet. the company said it was a design defe defect. security experts as many as 850 million records were exposed. the "new york times" says the federal trade commission will hold off on fining facebook billions of dollars until all five people can determine how much the penalty should be. it could be $5 billion for violating people's privacy. but there is a split on the five-person board of commissioners. the "times" said the three republicans say the fine is big enough. the two democrats want further penalties. the board chairman wants them all to agree before moving

forward against facebook. facebook says mark zuckerberg will not travel to canada even though he has been summoned by the government there to answer questions. speaking of canada, parliament will consider a vote on the new nafta. vice president pence will address lawmakers, encouraging them to pass the trade bill. >> i think it will be interesting for us to hear from vice president pence about the u.s. domestic gratification process. and we will be happy to talk with him about the domestic gratification process for the new nafta here in canada. >> what she is saying is how are you telling us what to do if you're not doing it yourself. it is very hard to get congress to do anything. and they have not passed usmca yet. >> very interesting. thank you. >> thanks, scott. 6:17 for you right now. ♪ hey, new this morning, the boss is going back on tour.

bruce springsteen is recording a new album with the e street band. it is expected to start in 2020. 69 years old and still dancing in the dark. glory days for him. >> there you go. i have nothing to say about that. >> you're the boss. >> you are the boss. >> who was that on stage with him? >> courteney cox. >> was that born in the usa? >> i think so. >> from the garden state, jersey. our weather, not too bad. >> we could go dance outside, get your groove on, boogey on, whichever you prefer. right now cool, calm, collected start to our day. it does look a little gray. don't worry. those are not rain clouds.

they are leftover clouds. it is not going to produce any rain. as we begin to see the sun pop out, our temperatures will warm up with it. in san jose, 55 degrees. expect a pleasant afternoon. a look at satellite radar. not a lot going on. the city that affected us with the cooler temperatures made its exit. now we have high pressure rolling on in. microclimate highs for today will be comfortable and more normal for this time of year. 75 in san jose. 68 in oakland. 80 in ukiah. warmer in the north bay and interior valleys. breezy along the coastline. overall, though, you can expect to see a good spread of temperatures. we're talking 60s for the bay and the coast. 70s further inland. san mateo, 68 degrees. hanging out in san francisco. again, expect to keep that cloud cover early on. and once the clouds part, the sun will dominate.

if you're going to be heading outside to enjoy pleasant weather, pollen report is looking okay. grass at moderate. trees, weeds, and mold are low. lots to tell you about, but it is all good news, things i think you want to hear. i know folks who are prepping for the warmer temperatures. it might require you to kick in the ac. >> bay bridge toll plaza had early backup. things calmed down. it is what we expect to see this time of year. south bay and peninsula very clear. one note for folks. earlier carr fire. reports they had three crews over on mission. take mission to 680 or vice versa.

sensors look like they have cleared through the area. the rest of the tri-valley looking great. bay bridge approach. maze moves nicely. holding steady after an earlier crash cleared at port chicago highway. east shore freeway, close to but not even yet get to go a half hour from highway 4 through berkeley, the berkeley kevin. and richmond san rafael bridge. looks great across the golden gate bridge. back to you. thanks, mike. 6:21. coming up next on "today in the bay", san francisco library coming up honoring the late mayor ed lee making sure an east bay veteran remains in his home. but first how nbc bay area responds. people makes mistakes. that includes doctor. though their mistakes can be serious. you might be surprised to learn, however, california law does not require doctors to carry malpractice insurance.

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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's post and courier said they pulled horses from the streets yesterday. hazardous conditions should continue through the week. >> the first fr opioid related lawsuit gets under way in oklahoma. johnson & johnson and other drugmakers 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 $1 million. the hindu stand times said it is an old laptop containing six historic malware viruses. louisiana may soon become the latest state to pass restrictive abortion laws. >> they vote on a heartbeat bill

banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected. they would join alabama, georgia and other states that already have restrictive abortion bills honoring san francisco's former mayor ed lee. city officials will donate a book to the san francisco public library. it is dedicated to lee's accomplishments. the mayor's widow, anita lee, will attend. marilee died after suffering a heart attack more than a year ago. new this morning, one bay area war veteran has berkeley native kamal bell to thank for helping him move back in. >> the comedian tweeted out this that enough money was raised for leonard powell to move back. in to 17, the senior citizen said he was forced from his home after he was unable to pay for city required repairs. he eventually ended up with a

$700,000 bill. and despite obtaining loans, remained about $70,000 short. bell tweeted it has provided enough money to recover tcover the costs teachers are returning to the picket line. the debate over educators' pay is heating up as students return to school. we'll have a live report on where things stand after talks abruptly ended last night. all new push to fix potholes in one east bay city. what the mayor plans to do about the problem with self-proclaimed vigilantes making their own repairs. a seven for a stolen puppy right now in contra costa county. alright boys, time for bed.

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right now at 6:30 on your tuesday morning, take a live look outside, san francisco, city by the bay. doesn't that look inviting? >> let's go. >> finally spring-like temperatures. we could go in a little bit. we still have a show here to do. >> okay. let's go that. >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's head over to vianey arana. >> for those ready to get on the go, if you're taking mass transit, if you're wondering what to dress like for your day, well, we have cloud cover right now. it's not always going to stay that way.

in fact, wants the clouds diminish, the sun will shine through. upper 60s and 70s. right around your lunch hour, it will be nice and warm out there. overall your transit forecast, put away the umbrellas and the rain boots and bring on the shorts and the sun glasses. >> and the sunroof, vianey. if you have it. if not, pretend. just move your mirrors. looking over here, we have a smooth drive. san jose, easy. we had the earlier backup forming. then things eased up on the drive-through the area. the bay bridge toll plaza has no major problems here. we have the traffic starting to build once again on the left approach coming off 580 and the maze. san mateo bridge, traffic starting slow west 92 across the bay. that's the build out of hayward. pretty traditional patterns. we're tracking that. watch the university side over in palo alto. we'll show you the bigger view coming up. back to you.

>> thank you very much, mike. 6:3. another day of negotiations and still no agreement for teachers in hayward and union city. "today in the bay" bob redell outside the hayward unified school district. >> reporter: we expect picketing outside district headquarters and other schools in the new haven school district here in union city and hayward. this is the ninth day of the strike. sit unlikely there will be a deal made today even after the long day yesterday of negotiations that fell apart. the teachers union posted on their facebook page their frustration that they say negotiators were not be able to meet until 3:00 tomorrow. no meeting today. the district and teachers have

budged in their demands. the teachers' union was asking for a 10% raise this year and the next. they are asking for 3.7% raise this year. 3.26% next year. that is around 7% total if you add it up. the district is offering a 3% one-time bonus for this year and now a 2% raise for next year. that's up from 1%. and an additional $1 million comes in revenue, the district would add half percent to that raise and 1% if they get $2 million in new revenue. the schools are open but attendance has been dwindling down as far as the attendance rate goes. most of the classes are enrichment classes, not actual class instruction.

testimony this morning resumes following a four-day break in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. almena and harris face 36 counts of manslaughter, one for each person who died. one month ago the trial got under way. it could last several more weeks if not longer. the prosecution is still in the midst of presenting witnesses. survivors providing emotional accounts to conclude last week's testimony. 6:34 right now. in a few hours, oakland's mayor libby schaaf will talk about her push to fix potholes across the city. earlier this month they used $100 million to repave roads. it is being ranked as having some of the worst roads in the bay area. we told you about a group calling themselves the pothole vigilantes. they have repaired roads in the middle of the night even though the city doesn't want them to a reward is being offered in an unusual shoplifting incident caught on camera.

this puppy named iris was taken during an adoption event saturday afternoon at the lafayette foot express. the woman slipped out the back door. rescue group was hosting this event. organizers were distracted with other customers. >> my heart dropped. i was like, oh, my god, did she really take iris? when i seen the video, it was shocking. i was scared for iris, first of all. because she was just so sneaky about it. >> the camera shows the thief also stealing a leash. a $3,000 reward is now being offered for iris's return. >> 6:35 right now. the nba finals haven't even started yet. there is already a major sub plot brewing. it can be summed up in one word. >> that one word is drake. >> i'm not worried about drake. i called him on his cell phone earlier and -- my daughter is

rolling her eyes right now, dad, no more dad jokes, please. sorry. >> it was a dad joke but very clever. drake fans might have caught the reference to hotline bling ♪ you can call me on your cell phone." e-40 joined drake. he posted this photo on social media. also i hear drake has warriors tattoos as well. >> if you're looking to soak in a little victory bling, you'll be able to check out all five of the warriors recent western conference championship trophies. the hall will be on display in san francisco's city hall today between 11:00 and 1:00 p.m. we also hear there may be limited numbers of giveaway items. the trophies will be moved to the store at the nearby westfield center. up close and personal.

>> you get a trophy. it's nice to show all of the recent past. this is the last five years. oakland, home of the warriors. a's as well. a smooth flow of traffic around that area. 680 south bound, around monument, a disabled vehicle off to the shoulder. walnut creek looks great. and the rest of contra costa county. we had that build. more traffic. we will begin building now for the later morning commute. that's the pattern we typically see this time of year as we have had a lot of graduations. other schools winding down. still a couple more weeks to go for my kids. >> mine too. . >> we have folks in the early morning commute. see the commute drift later and later the next few weeks. . >> i'm excited for summer. but at the same time, it's like, oh, got to keep the kids busy.

>> the weather will warm up. >> it will warm up so nicely. a lot of folks are like, hey, where is may? where did it go? you guys mentioned earlier, what happened to spring? we are already heading into summer. coast, bay, inland temperatures, check that out. we're talking upper 60s, low 70s and 80s for inland areas. hey now. we are starting our warming trend today. it's only going to get warmer as we look ahead into the outlook the next several days. all things are trending towards a great warmup throughout. all right. sunday's forecast as well, expect beautiful skies into the coast area. you might get a combination of sun and clouds. 68 degrees. fantastic weekend to the beach. really enjoy. into the bay as well, it will be 71 degrees. santa cruz expecting low 70s. and inland areas, more 80s ahead. i'll spend it back to you. >> sounds good. thanks, vianey coming up on "today in the bay", 6:38. leaders in one contra costa county will be voting on raising

the pride flag after one city said no a 4-year-old is hurt in an attack involving a big cat. why neighbors are convinced it was a mountain lion the president and the first lady on their way back from japan in the united states. big board of new york city. dow industrial is gaining 111. plus -- ♪ >> plus, how legend elton john made sure the new film about him told the right story. and not a toned down version. that's all ahead. you're watching "today in the bay".

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good morning. it is 6:41. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. i just tweeted out this fantastic picture. skies are starting to clear. i'm tracking a warmup. i'll let you know all about it coming up. we are looking over here at the build for the upper east shore freeway, 35 minutes. slowing at oakland, 880. a smooth drive. i have an earlier fire on niles canyon road. thanks so much. it is 6:42 right now. happening today, antioch leaders are expected to vote on honoring pride month. if they approve the plan, the pride flag would fly the entire month of june in city hall. dublin voted against a similar plan. walnut creek approved the same move. senator dianne feinstein is

pushing for a mortatorium on racing at santa anita. 26 horses have been euthanized since last december. 6:43. a had-year-old boy is in a san diego hospital after a possible mountain lion attack. it happened a half mile from the trail head in a canyon north of mira mesa. he was rushed to the hospital. right now authorities are saying some kind of big cat attacked, and it may have been a bobcat. signs nearby warn about recent mountain lion sightings. video of a mountain lion caught on security camera outside a peninsula home. take a look at it. the animal runs back by that back door as you saw right there. it happened in emerald hills of redwood city last week. we don't know if the cat is still in the same area. scary there.

one san francisco senator wants to keep bars open longer. >> a bill would extend last call from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. is getting a fair shot. former governor brown vetoed the same measure last year. now state senator scott wiener hops to get support from governor newsom. the hope is newsom, one-time restaurant owner himself, likes the taste of the bill. it would allow 10 cities, including san francisco, oakland and l.a. to decide on new closing times. >> 6:44 right now. the president is on his way back to the united states after a weekend trip in japan scott mcgrew joins us. he visited u.s. sailors and marines. >> aboard one of the ships. docked at the u.s. navy base. he spoke to marines of the uss wasp. two fought against the japanese in the second world war.

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 will continue to alaska and 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 bad 1994 bill. now, that word you in there is likely directed at joe biden. pretty standard for the 94 crime bill as well. if you talk crime in the '90s, consider donald trump's attack on the central park five. a group of young african-americans wrongly convicted of a brutal rape. trump even took out a full-page newspaper ad calling for the

return of the death penalty in the case. and even after somebody else confessed and submitted dna evidence and the young men were released, trump said he still considered those five guilty. polls show mr. trump has very little support from african-american voters. and the central park five is part of that. so why pursue this line of attack with biden? well there are two ways to beat an opponent in an election, get people to vote for you or convince people who support your opponent not to vote at all. it's likely we are seeing the second idea play out in the tweet. we are watching the president's progress as he returns to the united states. you can follow me on twitter. i'm@scottmcgrew elton john fans. ♪ saturday night is all right for fighting ♪ feeling electricity in the local movie three they are. theater. and this friday rocket man", the

r-rated story of the music icon premieres. viewers were hoping for a pg-13 rating but john said he did not want his story to be sanitized. a classic childhood staple is getting a whole new look. don't worry, it is still blue. >> hi. it's me, josh. and this is my puppy blue. >> blues clues is being recruited with josh da delacruz. blue got a bit of a makeover. the show is aimed at empowering, challenging and building the self-esteem of preschoolers. it might make you feel a little old, the original series was 1996, meaning the show is almost 23 years old. my nephew used to watch that all the time.

>> when they went from steve the original to joe. . >> right. >> joe came to visit you at the studio. >> i think he did. i think he did. exactly. >> cool stuff. >> i watched that show. i remember mail time, mail time. here's the mail that never fails. >> okay. >> you know what, today is going to be a beautiful day. head outside and enjoy the fantastic weather. look at this gorgeous view of the golden gate bridge from sutro tower cam. amazing to see it from such a good perspective. i caught it from down below. it is one of my favorite cameras. we are expecting beautiful skies. but i also want to show you this beautiful video of lake tahoe. the storm system passed by sunday, and into yesterday. a fantastic week to head up there. road conditions will certainly be a lot better out there. our temperatures are in the 50s. but, hey, look at how much

warmer they are expected to get this afternoon. mid to upper 70s. even a couple of low 80s for the tri-valley. if you're hanging out around the coastline, temperatures will remain in the 60s. still light breezy conditions this evening. any cloud cover lingering right now will begin to burn out. 65 degrees. no fog this morning. clear skies will prevail up to the north bay. that's only going to set us up what we can anticipate this upcoming workweek. you don't have to worry about any rain gear. thankfully. you shouldn't have had to. it was may. definitely caught people out of week. now, wednesday, thursday, friday, coastal temperatures remain in the 60s. by the weekend in san francisco, we're talking 70s. it gets warmer saturday and sunday. thursday, a short wave trough will drop in, bringing the possibility of mountain showers. all in all, no rain in the bay area, which is great news. great news, vianey. folks coming back to work. concern for a few seconds.

this was at a dead stop. i hit a couple computer buttons and the screen refreshed. it was my issue, not the san mateo bridge's issue. look at the westbound volume. we are slowing out of hayward. gradual build in the south bay, standard through san jose with that push. i want to call out mountain view, north 101 toward the 85 merge. an issue as far as the volume of traffic. somewhere at the start of the overcrossing. we are tracking that. it could be a factor especially handsing the slowdown. that would be on 85 where we don't see a problem. nice san jose build. 87 and 101, early burst. smoothed out now. good news over here, niles canyon road, earlier carr fire and fire crews have all cleared from the area. so no more problem between mission and 680. 680 itself, the castro valley y.

the build. eventually seeing the slowing on the dumbarton bridge. back to you, laura. thanks so much, mike. 6:50. happening now, london is preparing to collect data on every passenger who rides the tube. passengers will be tracked using wi-fi. transit leaders say it will use the data to better understand patterns of passengers and try to make improvements. the data will not be shared and passengers can opt out by simply turning off their wi-fi on their smartphones. next here on "today in the bay", a quick look at the top stories, including teachers in union city and south hayward hit the picket lines as students return to school. the talks overpay and where they stand. plus, first denver, now oakland. the city considering decriminalizing psychedelic mushrooms. that is ahead of an important vote today breaking news. parts of ohio leveled by a possible tornado. roofs and walls blown away. ahead, we'll look at the damage

done as the sun comes up. we are back with more news in two minutes. welcome back.

before you head out the door, welcome back. before you head out the door, the top stories on "today in the bay". we have breaking news to tell you about out of dayton, ohio. daylight is revealing a lot of the damage left behind. this is after severe weather and possible tornados slammed the state. tens of thousands are without power right now. and the weather service issued 36 tornado warnings overnight across the region. authorities confirm at least seven people are hurt. so far no deaths are reported. people who survived that storm are happy that things weren't

worse. one person who rode out the storm just in time to keep his pets safe. >> i'm just glad i got home to get them. because at the end of the day, i would have been worse. but i have no car now. no home. and i just -- i've been working really hard to get all of this. >> so tough what they are going through. some of those people were able to catch video of the tornados as they were struck overnight. coverage of the devastation in the midwest continues next on the "today" show. they will have live reports from the damage along with al roker covering the forecast. happening today, oakland city leaders will discuss the possibility of decriminalizing psychedelic mushrooms. they come from plants or fungi not lsd or mdma. advocates say the mushrooms would help people with mental

health issues. some researchers cause their use outside of clinically researched trials. the proposal could go to a vote for the full city council. teachers in new haven school district will walk in the picket lines. both sides met today yesterday but they couldn't come up with a deal. negotiations will begin 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. district leade >> the window that the state looks at closes early to mid-april. at this point in the school year we are not getting penalized for students not being at our school teachers asking for 10% raise but the sides are inching closer to a 7% raise over two years. the district meanwhile is stick to go its one-time 3% bonus and

2% raise next year. >> happening today, peberkeley allowing city workers to shield homeless people's property from sidewalks. it will limit personal objects on walkways. council members debate until they can come up with a more coordinated response. a live look at palo alto. if you live in the city, you could sooning shelling out more to pay for city employees. it would apply to building permits. they are trying to recover costs due to higher employee salaries. 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 the penalty should be. the fine may be as large as $5 billion for violating people's privacy. there is a split along party lines of the board of commissioners. the "times" says the republicans say the fine is big enough. two democrats want further penalties. the board chairman wants them to all agree before moving forward. let's just say there are amazing things going on at the oakland coliseum. a's had the largest crowd yesterday. they went on to win 8-5. chapman had a key home run in the seventh. they won their 10th game in a row. really nice streak. the longest in fact, winning streak in 13 years. good to see. way to go, vianey. . >> thanks. i will take that.

>> vianey. >> speaking of weather. as you head out for work, in the 60s for the city. it will be a little breezy. expect warmer temperatures as we head into the workweek. plan for 80s through this afternoon. >> wow. >> don't pack any heavy coats. it should be a fantastic week ahead. in the meantime yesterday there was no one on the road. >> i counted 10cars, mike. but everyone is back to work? >> we will show you first the bay bridge. metering lights. folks getting back because they knew how much email was waiting for them. now we're back to the fastrak lanes, the more seasoned, more regular drivers going through the area. more slowing at the san mateo just kicked in. schools are off. we will see a shift.

they're back. >> and we'll be back with a live local news update. >> join us for our midday newscast. we'll see you then. have a great morning. breaking overnight, catastrophic. good morning. breaking overnight, catastrophic. tornados tear a path of destruction through ohio. in dayton homes, businesses and an elementary school leveled. crews searching through rubble for victims. millions without power, and it's not over yet. we are there live. heading home. president trump leaves japan overnight after dividing sharply with the japanese prime minister and his own advisors on north korea. death on everest. an american climber becomes the 11th fatality on mount everest th