the east bay right now is 58 degrees and 56 right now in san francisco. some drizzle and fog. as we head into today we'll be up to 90 in antioch and san jose 83 degrees. mid-80s for much of the north bay. we'll take a closer look. >> this is over off the san mateo bridge. unexpectedly slow across the peninsula. if you're leaving your house in san mateo you should be fine. left one vehicle blocking your lanes and a quick move from the center divide. we see them going from red.

our palo alto camera, a disabled vehicle. as you travel south from university down towards the embarcadero, there may be slowing. breaking right now new photos just in show u.s. air force planes arriving in guam. it comes after a threat to attack the u.s. territory. secretary of state rex tillerson has arrived in guam, and what he has said about north korea's threats shortly before touching down. >> the capabilities can point in many directions. guam is not the only place that could be under threat. i never considered rerouting the trip back and i don't believe there is an imminent threat. >> pretty interesting that he went on to say don't worry. diplomacy is working. a lot of developments overnight. tracie potts joins us live.

secretary tillerson's response much tamer to the president's warning to north korea. >> reporter: he also tried to explain what the president meant saying president trump was trying to speak in language that north korea's leader would understand, but like the governor of guam, the secretary of state said there is no real threat here. the latest he threat prompted this reaction from the island's governor. >> i want to reassure the people that currently there is no threat. >> reporter: and this warning from president trump. >> they will be met with fire, fury and power. the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> reporter: the tough words unexplained by the white house. >> i think the president's comments were very strong and obvious. >> reporter: criticized as are reckless and questioned by some

in his own party. >> all it's going to do is bring us closer to some kind of serious confrontation. >> more than what the president says it's what the united states does in concert with its allies that the matters more. >> reporter: is president trump pushing the u.s. into nuclear war with north korea? >> we may not know hello until they, god forbid, test a missile with that on top. >> reporter: u.s. officials now believe north korea has the ability to put it on missiles that could reach chicago. >> they are blowing through this president's red line like tissue paper. s what is trump going to do now? >> reporter: diplomacy has not worked and defense experts say there are no good military options. guam's governor we've been monitoring all night. reassuring not only the military base there but, remember, he has about 200,000 civilians there.

it's not time to panic. he spoke with the defense department, homeland security, the white house. as of now they are not raising their security threat level. back to you. >> what are we hearing? president trump, quote, my first order as president was to renovate and modernize our nuclear arsenal. we will continue to monitor the president's rapid tweets this morni morning. a car attack on soldiers near paris overnight is, in fact, a terrorist attack. we know prosecutors have opened up an investigation at this point. police say somebody hit six

soldiers with a car and drove away. the armed forces announced that three of them are seriously hurt. paris police say they are searching for the driver and the car he was in of the we will monitor this situation in paris all morning long. we are constantly updating twitter and facebook feeds or head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. a san jose woman's plan to create affordable housing for teachers was shot down by the san jose city council overnight. it is a disappointing outcome for the woman who was willing to give up some of her own property, real estate in willow glen to make it happen. >> reporter: this is a stretch of lincoln avenue.

if you know the neighborhood it is some pretty prime real estate. but the city council decided this comes down to a matter of zoning and revenue. it is about a third of an acre. sarah chasener wanted to build housing units for teachers to rent inexpensively for three years while they save up for a down payment for a home of their own. sounds like a good plan. the city council for that district says it really comes down to money. >> which would be detrimental to the city's revenue stream. >> reporter: deb davis says the city just does not have enough commercial property and that commercial property is what generates jobs.

at 6:00 we'll talk more about how much of the city's properties is set aside for commercial residents. that's at 6:00. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. a protest against wells fargo at a san francisco headquarters. activists are calling on the bank to help provide relief right now from the housing crisis. those who accuse wells fargo of overcharging veterans for home loans and discriminating against undocumented immigrants. activists want the bank to give $35 million to a sanctuary housing fund. protesters are also mentioning outrage over thousands, of course, fake accounts opened by wells fargo the company admits to doing although the number of the fake accounts now apparently could rise significantly. a computer outage grounded many southwest flights last night. overnight we talked with an

airline spokesperson who says a technology issue affected 120 flights. there were several delays and cancellations that include two at sfo, one in oakland and one in san jose. southwest says they're not residual delays this morning. caltrains wants to talk about storing bikes. they've been taking the public input on the design of those cars. check out the options caltrain is consideration today. that is happening from 7:30 this morning until 7:00 tonight. the new cars are expected to roll out in 2020 after the tracks are fully electrified. >> bay road at menlo park will be closed in 90 minutes and will remain closed. the roads will be closed for 39 hours over the next few days and here is why. you probably noticed some of it. closures between marsh and

willow and this morning at 6:00 reopened at 11 clo:00 tonight. >> it's 5:09 now and it's wednesday morning. we're just trying to make it through the week and as we look outside right now in san jose it's mostly cloudy and the temperatures are at 63 degrees. heading up to 83 for this afternoon. as you're makinging plans it's nice and cool. at noon 74 degrees. temperatures quickly warm up from there. very nice for the middle of the week. what about the weekend? i'll talk about that coming up later. >> some of it is expected over highway 24. little blips here and there. westbound 580 there. as we move and cover that still

covering this crash, a little bit of slowing and that should be on the shoulder. you saw all the green on the map , the castro valley 238. light traffic. we it still do have a lot of company. back to you. >> let's hope it stays that way. >> up next, searching for survivors. the frantic efforts to try to save people in china after a devastating earthquake struck the region. plus here at home move-in blues for the people at apple. i'll explain when "today in the bay" continues.

it's 5:13. a cloudy start again this morning taking a live look outside in san jose. i want to take you to campbell. our average high 82. up to 84. grab a bottle of water before you head out the door. i'll have a look at your micro climate forecast coming up in five minutes. >> and right now san francisco, san mateo, the bridges are looking great. we'll show you the crash from hayward. that update coming up. >> thank you very much, kari and

mike. rescue crews are rushing in to save after a massive earthquake struck. the at least nine are dead, 150 hurt after widespread damage hit the southwestern region. at least five of the dead are tourists. it struck a re john bored eregi. a national park is in the region which is a popular spot for tourists. >> the music world mourning the loss of an icon. singer glenn campbell is dead after a long battle with alzheimer's disease. his star on the hollywood walk of fame continues to be bombarded with flowers and mementos. glenn campbell sold more than 45 million records in his career including hits like "wichita linemen" and "georgia on my mind."

he was 81 years old. tiger woods will not be in a courtroom for his arraignment. he is expected to plead not guilty to driving under the influence. a live look where it takes place. the golfer will not attend the hearing and under court rules that means woods is pleading not guilty. officers found him asleep at the wooet. a breathalyzer test did not detect any alcohol. he says he had a reaction to prescribed medication. that so-called google manifesto, the employee behind the controversial memo about verse diversity is talking about his firing. he says he believes he was wrongfully terminated and believes his firing was, quote, for political reasons.

we talked to a local attorney about the difference between free speech and free speech at work. >> you don't have the right to stand up and say offensive, incorrect, discriminatory things in the work place. it's not allowed. >> the manifesto is said to have violated the code of conduct. in the meantime a little bit of controversy right now over at apple has the company split into two different camps. >> those who like the new campus and those who don't. good morning. that's right, laura. the problem is not so much about the architecture. the layout calls for long tables instead of cubicles, like something you'd see in a school lunch room, everyone working along the same tables in big rooms and some people don't like that. some have chosen to stay at the old campus. apple's senior vice president.

some people like them. mark zuckerberg sits along them with no walls and no cubicles. president trump talked about fire and fury. now this new tweet about nuclear weapons, the dollar is slipping. disney reported profits said it would end its relationship with netflix. nasdaq down 13. now talk of war, shares of lockheed that makes the thadd missile. lockheed has seen a spike in interest from all kind of countries. gold rising, lockheed rising, that's how potential -- >> hope the defense missile system works. >> it is not needed right now.

>> 5:17 right now. a new drink debuting at starbucks called the horchata frappuccino made with almond milk. it's available now. do i get a free one? >> it's rice milk. >> that's my favorite thing to drink. i will sample that probably today. >> okay. i need that right now. it's still early, it's 5:18 and at least the weather is nice. another beautiful day absolutely loved yesterday, opening up the doors, letting the fresh breezes in. and it's 58 degrees in oakland. san francisco 59 degrees.

temperatures not looking bad. up to 89 degrees. napa, 84. oakland a high of 74. palo alto up to 79 degrees. san francisco will see a high today of 65 degrees and there's music in the park in redwood city. this happened from 6:00 to 8:00 and the weather is going to be spectacular. maybe need some long sleeves by the time the concert ends. it's going to be very nice. 76 degrees up to 83 degrees at 4:00 today and if it's a beach day, you're going to santa cruz, it will be cool to start with some lower 60s there as well. clouds and fog until about 10:00.

the clouds will still linger through at least 7:00, 8:00 and then will clear for temperatures in the mid-60s making it up to 83 degrees with warm sunshine by this afternoon. we have the mariners with the a's, giants at the same time so expect a lot of traffic around noon. we'll keep those temperatures in the upper 80s until the weekend and it starts to cool off. >> a nice looking green, sensors all around the bay. right now getting out of san francisco still tracking this crash that happened earlier. there's a 40 foot long trailer heading to the construction zone. i still have my eyes on this. all that activity.

as the crash cleared to the shoulder getting off that san mateo bridge and now that's all cleared up. folks start to slow and the volume builds over to 880. from hayward to the castro valley in, biggest choice is which on ramp you use to get to the freeway. make those decisions before you leave. make sure while you're there you choose your profile. will keep you informed like we are now. become to you. >> 5:21 right now. keeping police officers safe. the changes ford is making to its patrol vehicles amid carbon monoxide concerns. >> a home is back on the market and now the most expensive home in the country.

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welcome back to you on this wednesday morning. it's 5:24 right now. this morning ford says it has investigators visiting police departments across the country. the automaker is trying contain some concerns about a defect

that puts officers at risk while in their own patrol cars. the chief engineer for ford tells nbc news the company investigators have found police interceptor vehicles with holes allowing carbon monoxide inside the cabin of the car. some officers have gotten sick. and ford says it appears it's making repairs and that police departments are putting those cars back into service. prepare to scope out another streaming certificaservice. disney is launching its own version in 2019. that happens to be the same year that its current deal with netflix expires. disney says content will remain on netflix through the end of 2019 but new movies released that year such is as "frozen 2" are going to show up on its own service. no word yet on what will happen with marvel or star wars content. disney says the move will not affect the original marvel shows available on netflix. check your child's swimsuit. thousands are being recalled right now. the recall involves the wave

zone one piece zip back swimsuit. you see it there on your screen for newborns, infants and toddlers. the company received nearly a dozen reports that the snap-on swimsuits detaching and that can pose a choking hazard. families across the bay area gearing up for back to school. >> get back in the rhythm of things, laura. for many a return to scheduled bed times. good luck with that. >> i was talking about that last night with three wee ones. >> talking is one thing. practice is the other. pediatricians suggesting that you practice this two weeks out. they say the secret is going show so the new bedtime is hardly noticeable. >> 15 minutes once a nice, 9:25 and the next night 9:10 and so on. we don't want to overdo it and it takes a few days for the internal clock. >> just bit by bit there. the american academy of

pediatrics suggests elementary and middle school get between 10 and 12 hours of sleep a night. the recommendation for high schoolers is between 8 and 10 hours. i never got that kind of sleep in had high school. >> a week now. >> cumulative. a smelly situation, the stench in one east bay city, what they need to know about. >> reporter: a large construction crane removed overnight from a south bay neighborhood after it collapses on to a home. the investigation.

good morning on your wednesday. 5:30 right now. taking a sip of coffee getting ready to start your day. a live look outside. you don't need that coffee. >> you gulp it. >> i gulp it and slurp it. it's actually kind of strange and a little weird. have you timed me before, how long it goes down, 30 seconds? >> and it's hot. >> i recommend you take your time unless you're me. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with kari. no matter how you drink it, you node a littneed a little this m. >> we'll have at least a nice day so that makes it easier to get out of bed, to get moving. up to 83 degrees. palo alto 79. napa a high of 84. overall still have a wide range in temperatures it all depend on where you are but still looks

like a nice, quiet day. the seven-day forecast shows as we go through the next several days no changes for san francisco staying in the 60s. inland areas will be under way with a cooling trend heading into saturday, sunday, and early next week. i'll have the focus on that weekend forecast coming up in seven minutes. mike has the crash now in the east bay. >> we're heading east, way east. i want to show you along the perimeter of the water everything is just fine. green sense. we're going to go way out here to where we see the only real slowing coming off 205 westbound just before you get to 580. i heard about a crash and wanted to give folks the warning and show you the clearing by the time you get into livermore and an easy drive anywhere west of grant line road over to the dublin interchange. there are no delays about 15 minutes down the east shore freeway from highway 4 over here and you'll notice the fasttrak lines are the first to back up. a lighter traffic flow through the maze. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike.

developing overnight workers pulling a massive crane from on top of a home in campbell. this toppled over in the neighborhood yesterday leaving a lot of damage behind. this morning neighbors are hoping things will finally get back to normal soon. >> that crane was there for hours. bob redell joins us live with the investigation under way to find how it all happened. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. pg&e which hired the crane operator will be conducting an investigation and so will cal osha, the state agency that regulates this kind of work. we're on sondra way in campbell, and that crane used to be sitting right here and if fell back there behind me between those two homes within the past few moments. the crane operator removed parts of the crane. this is a process that started in the 12:00 a.m. hour this morning with workers using two other cranes to upright the collapse ed train and load it on to a large truck to be hauled out of here. a number of people in the surrounding houses had to be

evacuated during the removal process. we believe most of them if not all of them are back home. the crane op rater called king crane services was hired by pg&e to replace a pole. yesterday around noon that crane which was extended as much as 200 feet tipped over and crashed down on two sheds and part of a roof of a house. no one was hurt. we spoke with a man who lived in the neighborhood, works construction. here is what he thinks happened. >> it was overextended. if it shifts the wrong way, it's going to go down. >> it better not hit my roof. i just had my roof done. >> reporter: nbc bay area did reach out to king crane services, but we have yet to hear from them. reporting live here in campbell, not the too far from west cam avenue, bob redell, "today in

the bay." >> awfully froitenning there. >> somebody could have been seriously injured there. 5:33. all new this morning, more reports of problems at b.a.r.t. stations across the bay area. we've been keeping tabs on it. there were several reports of fare evasions. ba.a.r.t. will add more officer. officials say they're looking to hire 50 additional people. they say the people funded by the homeland security department is understaffed. reports of an increase he in crime throughout the transit system. it's 5:34 right now and new details on breaking news that we brought you yesterday on "today in the bay." the hunt continuing this morning for a gunman who shot and killed a liquor store owner right in front of his. this morning there is a growing memorial at the scene there. people continue to leave flowers and candles in san jose in memory of hugh li, the father of four, well known in the community. they say he was shot and killed just before 11:00 last night by somebody trying to rob his store in east san jose.

police have yet to release the suspect's description. new this morning a bust at a milpitas hotel. four people with outstanding warrants totaling over $1 is million arrested it at the embassy suite hotels. here are the mug shots of three of them. poe say the suspects were wanted in multiple cities for i.d. theft, burglary, and possession of drugs. the arrests happened more than two weeks ago but investigators just released the information overnight. one of the suspects is expected in court fex week. into new this morning, step your windows closed to stop a certain odor from invlaading your space. pete suratos, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. if you live in the central part of dublin you may come in contact with the plastic odor smell connected to what you see behind me. they're doing some sewer main work. it's taking place along village

parkway here in dublin. now i did some research on what this odor is. before we get into that pull up a map of the affected area. as you can see on the map it's happening along the stretch of village parkway here in dublin stretching from the drive where we're standing just past dublin boulevard, so that's south of where we're standing now. i did go on the district website. they put out the alert to close your windows because of the o r odor. it says it is coming from a material which is in the pipeliner being installed in the sewer main. they're rehabilitating the sewer line. on the website it says the concentrations are very low. they can't be detected and it's not considered hazardous. closing your window is a precautionary mess to prevent the smell coming into your home or your place of business. now folks are being asked to close window this is afternoon as well as thursday afternoon. the are project is expected to wrap up in dublin at the end of the month. live in dublin, pete suratos for

"today in the bay." >> thanks so much, pete. >> pete suratos preparing to maybe hold his nose a little bit. i don't even want to consider. happening now transit officials will be discussing the completion of the transbay transit center in san francisco, the rendering you're looking at here, and how much it's going to cost to get buses there. the center is right next to the sales force tower and is expected to open early next year. tonight's meeting is at the city hall at 5:00. anyone is invited to come. >> i always loved seeing those renderings. a lot of green sensors. that's also made by you. the traffic is slowing. a little blip in san jose not unexpected. this is a standard flow. a build, a break. we also see that little bit right above my head there for highway 4 through bay point. the walnut creek interchange, a smooth drive, slowing. i'll check with that to make sure there are no problems.

pretty stand ard there. no delays. the east bay. >> let's hope it stays great. halfway through the workweek. >> halfway home. the other half to go. we're getting there. >> there are so many i have. i was trying to pick which ones i wanted it show. >> the party planner. >> helping you make plans. it's wednesday. check out music on the square. nbc bay area will have our ice cream going on from 6:00 to 8:00. you can meet jeff ranieri out there. temperatures will be perfect. it will be at 72 degrees at 6:00. and then some mid-60s by 8:00,

cooling off nicely for the evening. sam mentioned outside lands, huge event. saturday will be in the upper 60s still some clouds but then as we head into the evening looks good. some lower 60s and sunshine. overall we are looking at the inland areas up to 85 degrees and the bay at 72 degrees. cloudy and fog. sunday highs in the upper 60s. 71 for the bay and inland up to 84 degrees. some more events to feature. make sure you check in every morning at about 5:38 and 6:38. another look at the forecast coming up in three minutes. why her? >> a california boy dies just

weeks after a trip to mexico. the mystery surrounding his death this morning. plus, could a war of words turn into war? we'll take a look coming up.

we're coming up on 5:43 and if you're brushing up teeth, turn around and look at this. some cloudy skies starting out this morning, a live look outside in san jose and the temperature trend for santa claira. at noon we'll be at 76 degrees with high temperatures today quickly ramping up to 85 degrees by early afternoon and then cooling off nicely once those winds kick in. even more windy and cool in the forecast. a look at that coming up at 5:49. >> and look at these travel times, seeing some slowing dramatic. we're tracking hayward and the castro valley. we'll show you the whole bay coming up. thanks so much, kari and mike. it is 5:43. throughout the presidential campaign americans asked themselves should i take what donald trump said literally? >> the tire world asking itself the same question.

>> what are we to make of that. the latest tweet, sam, my first order as president was to renovate and modernize our nuclear arsenal. there will never be a time we are not the most powerful nation in the world. foreign ministries analyzing that brand-new tweet on top of yesterday's statement about fire in syria. >> they will be met with fire, fury and power the likes of which this world has never seen befo before. thank you. >> as we try to navigate this crisis this morning's tweet shows the stunning disconnect between trump and his own state department. rex tillerson had landed in guam and made statements trying to calm the situation.

it took a while for that upload to come. it hit our newsroom. >> i think what the president is doing is sending a strong me message to north korea in language that kim jong-un would understand. he doesn't understand diplomatic language. i think the president wanted to be clear that the u.s. will defend itself and its allies. >> so there you have rex tiller he son talking. cnn is reporting 75% of americans don't trust what is coming out of the white house. if you have questions of anything going on with the president and at this point north korea you can contact us on twitter.

>> thank you very much, scott. the war of words continues between president trump and north korea over nuclear weapons. japan today pausing to remember the 1945 nuclear bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. 140,000 people died in hiroshima attack and 70,000 died in nagasaki. a march and protest. papers were released about the vietnam war, will be speaking at the event starting at 8:00 this morning. it will be held at the lawrence livermore lab. >> a haunting reminder of the dangers of nuclear war. a southern california family says their died after eat iing tacos, from some unknown bacteria. they say he likely got sick

after eating from a taco stand in tijuana. the family says the boy seemed fine at first but soon fell ill, collapsing at football practice and then dying on sunday. >> just the way he talked, the way he looked. >> so far there's nothing to link it. an autopsy will determine the death. mega million jackpot growing. the jackpot now $307 million. it has climbed to $382 million on friday. no one matched all six numbers last night. it's hard to do that. a california ticket matched five numbers to win a million dollars. here are some stats from cnbc.

the odds of winning both one in 75 quadrillion. >> does anyone know what that is? >> we'll never see that much money. >> all i know that means there's a chance. >> i know my quads will be working hard. that would be pretty lucky. good luck today when it comes to the weather. >> it is free, go outside, breathe, and take in the cooler temperatures. we are enjoying a nicer weekend. we are now start iing out at 59 degrees in the tri-valley. lower 60s in the peninsula. mostly cloudy skies and as we get a look at the east bay right now it's 58 degrees. 57 now in san francisco. it's still going to be drizzle and foggy throughout much of the day. in the south bay it looks good. warm in spots like morgan hill up 88 degrees.

still great cool weather and we'll have that also in antioch up to 90 degrees. a high of 75 degrees. didn't get much clear there either from the fog. 84 in novato this afternoon. as you look out the window and getting started we're getting a look at the closet this morning trying to get dressed before you head out the door and it's a good day to wear long sleeves. it will be cool to start but you'll probably be comfortable wearing that across much of the bay area throughout the day and you'll need the sunglasses. if you're going out to at&t park, it is going to be partly cloudy.

if you're going to hit the links, it's still going to be cloudy even into the afternoon. here's a live look outside in the sierra. we talked about how there's still a little bit of snow in the upper mountain crest and that could stay there at least through the last of the summer into the first part of the winter when the snow begins again. and san francisco will keep those 60s in the forecast. inland areas in the 80s but cooling down early next week. >> we like predictable patters.s a very pleasant, light volume in the summertime mode. no major issues. metering lights are on. hayward showing a little build as well. with waze what we can show you as well. highway 4, three routes picked off from pittsburgh over to walnut creek. the obvious choice takes you

away from that backup there on the highway 4. it's more pronounced. later on your commute, you can select your departure time on your waze app. nbc bay area wazers. back to you. a brewery boom in northern california. the problem some beer makers are facing despite more people drinking beer. >> but first, happening now, more breaking news out of north korea. the country says it has released a pastor who has been there since 2015, was released on sick bail. convicted for trying to, quote, use religion to destroy the north korean system. back at home, you might soon be paying more for stamps. struggling to stay competitive. at the moment a first class

stamp cost 49 cents but it's unknown how much higher the price might climb.

welcome back. a follow-up now on your wednesday morning and the man hunt for a man suspect ed of shooting and killing a missouri

police officer is now over. ian mccarthy is charged with first-murder. he shot and killed a police officer. mccarthy was injured in the incident but they have not said how badly he was injured. a victim was doing his laundry inside his apartment complex on valencia street when a man in his 20s came inside and stabbed him. the victim was hospitalized. >> new this morning a major victory for low-income drivers in solano county. so llano county superior court s sued by a man whose driver's license was suspended because he couldn't afford to pay for a smog test.

people will have the right to argue if they're not able to pay their traffic fine. the court will then consider some alternatives like community service or maybe reducing fines so drivers can pay them. lawyers say the case can serve as a model for other counties across california. 5:56 and happening right now police are asking for help sofg solving a homicide in hollister. officers say 40-year-old lisa hall died from gunshot wounds shortly after she was brought to a hospital early yesterday morning. police say a man brought her to the hospital but he didn't give them any information about how hall was injured. detectives say the same man had been with hall in downtown hollister the night before. they left the downtown area in this dark blue gmc pickup truck. police are trying to figure out what happened between the time she left the downtown area and when she was brought to the hospital. >> laura, some startling health news to bring you this morning.

physicians right now are desperately trying to out why that is. researchers studied all races and found the deaths in white people under the age of 55 are on the rise. right now doctors recommend that you get a colonoscopy at age 50 and repeat that every ten years until the age of 75 if you have no risk factors. doctors recommend screening tests every five years if there are risk factors. today's startling report has some re-assessing the rules. >> for the patient with a family history, you should be screened ten years earlier than when the loved one got their colon cancer. >> and doctors say you want to be aware of some of the symptoms that includes changes in bowel habits, pain, cramps or unexplained weight loss. 5:57. new this morning, pregnant women with sleep disorders have a greater risk of delivering a baby before full term according to a new study released out of

ucsf. the researchers say the rate is closer to one in seven among women with sleep disorders like insomnia or sleep apnea. it is possible treating sleep disorders during pregnancy could prevent preterm birth. it's 5:58 right now. new this morning if you love to drink beer, some mixed news for craft beer lovers. business is hit or miss for northern california breweries. the american river brewing company in the sacramento area closed down permanently last night. on monday night rubicon announced it will close. it comes as other breweries are planning expansions. it is sold in hundreds of stores. it has two sacramento breweries and is now considering expanding to roseville. some owners say the key to success is becoming a community gathering point. >> historically a place of community engagement and i do think that is something that the craft beer movement is

regaining. >> brewery owners say that the problem with the sacramento market is that the growing number of breweries in the city means more competition. in 2005 there were just five breweries. now there are almost 80. >> right at 6:00 breaking news. more tough talk from president trump this morning amid the sharply escalatinging tensions between the president and kim jong-un. the president's warning to north korea on twitter this morning. plus, another attack in paris overnight as a driver slams into a group of soldiers. the investigation under way right now as police try to figure out whether or not this an act of terrorism. >> and a plan to create more affordable housing for teachers in the south bay takes a major hit. the reason san jose city leaders voted against the proposal. "today in the bay" continues right now. continues because we've been on since 4:30. feel free to join us earlier. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. i will warn you that if you are joining us at 4:30 the alarm

clock has to go off at the 3:00 hour. >> sleep in. >> we just look like we do. >> we are climbing right now into warmer temperatures. >> it's going to be a little bit warmer, not too bad. we're still going to keep fairly comfortable temperatures especially for the bay and the coastal areas. now as we get a look outside right now from sunol mostly clear above the clouds sitting over the tri-valley now. also seeing clouds in san jose and high temperatures will reach 83 degrees, 90 in antioch and san francisco 65. and mike says a good look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> a good looking bay bridge toll plaza. all these lanes filled in but it just happened over the last five minutes. look at that. the approach is light. very smooth off the 880 over crossing and the hov lanes of course are moving well. i'm watching how quickly fastrak is moving. a typical pattern but that