first, good morning to you and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to toss it over to mike inouye with a look what's going on with the crash. >> this is the nimitz. this is the fremont shot. we typically show the truck scales over here but on the truck scales northbound is jammed solid up to the flashing lights which are just shy of auto mall parkway. that's where the freeway is completely closed. we'll show you on the map where it is as well. the rest of the bay shows an easy light drive if you're trying to travel north through fre nont, you have to get over to 680 or fremont boulevard on this side of the freeway or cushing parkway on the other side with the gas station and hotel and mcdonald's to get you up past the scene, stevenson is okay from the western side and mallory avenue completely north of that crash and 680 itself is clear but we see a little slowing up through the construction zone as well for the southbound side. that's all going on in fremont. now that multiple -- as i understand it as a result of that crash, chp had hoped to

open thing by 45:00 but bob, you're gathering information and there might be some delay in that? >> reporter: good morning, mike. we just spoke with chp within the past few minutes, they are preparing to try to open the number one lane on northbound 880 at teef venson and hope to have all of the lanes open perhaps within the next hour, maybe within the next half hour as you can see, right now they are removing a cadillac escalade, all of the people killed and injured were riding in the vehicle. there were eight people in there when the accident happened at 9:30. they found three people ejected, an adult woman and two juveniles, one of the juveniles was in her late teens, sadly all three of those people died. the other five people in the car, an adult man and four more juveniles taken to the hospital, including an infant. one of the juveniles, not the infant, but one of the juveniles is in critical condition. we do know that some of the people, not all of them but some

of the people in the cadillac escalade are related. in other words, they are family members. at the time driver of a white toyota camera is under arrest. we have just found out it was a man who had been driving recklessly and speeding prior to this accident, according to a couple of reports, phone calls into chp and he is under arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence of marijuana. again, causing this collision involves five vehicles that cadillac escalade and three people dead from that vehicle. five more injured, one critically and as you can see behind me, they are starting to remove some of the vehicles. they are going to try to have northbound 880 reopened between auto mall and stevin'sestevenso definitely by 6:00. bob redell "today in the bay." >> so tragic.

>> it's 5 0i78:02. a cool start, could see drizzle today? >> we could see drizzle in parts of the bay area this morning as you get ready to head out, you're already seeing some clouds and we're going to see those clouds thisticking with u with our temperatures as you get out the door mostly in the low to mid 50s around the bay area. as we go through the morning commute, it's going to be in the mid 50s through about 8:00 and mostly cloudy early afternoon. temperatures in the mid 60s, we'll talk more about that and light iran corain coming up. 5:03. happening today in the north bay, the 19-year-old accused of killing a man at a sonoma state call is expected in court. now tyler britton of santa rosa will be arraigned this afternoon. police say he stabbed a 26-year-old man inside a campus apartment early sunday morning. witnesses say they heard a man and heard the fight and then saw

bratton covered in blood. those witnesses also say that he told them he was defending himself. police say both men knew each other and this is the first homicide in sonoma state's 57-year history. new this morning, stressed at school. troubling new research to tell you about this morning, a growing number of children and teenagers are thinking about taking their own lives. and the problem seems to spike in the fall. right when school gets back in session. this is a story our investigative unit has been looking into for months now. quds today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us with a closer look at some of the new research. what can parents do? >> reporter: my daughter told me she was feeling stressed out the last several weeks of school but there are a lot of kids who don't feel they can talk about it and not scoping with it very much alone. now, we do know that suicide is

the feared leading cause of death in teenagers and teen hospitalizations for suicide attempts or suicidal thoughts doubled since 2008. suicidal thoughts and attempts do spike in the fall as you mentioned and the professional advice here is routine screening for depression in kids aged 12 and up and parents should watch for changes in appetite and sleep and interest in friends and other activities they liked before. the experts say please do not be afraid to talk with your kids about suicide. there is a fear that somehow you'll encourage a kid to do that and we know that's not the case. >> you may know from previous reporting, we have a higher than normal suicide rate. and it shows teens in palo alto and morgan hill and sunnyvale

committed suicide at the higher rate than the rest of the county and more at a higher rate than the rest of the state. that study showed that school stress was one factor but that also points to the fact there are teens dealing with recent crises or medical health issues. the investigative unit has done extensive reporting on this issue and you can find that nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. in milpitas, kris sanchez, quts in the bay. >> if you or anyone you know is in crisis, someone is available to talk and listen 24 hours a delay. anonymously even. suicide prevention hot lie, 1-800-273-8255. >> developing internationally, there are concerns whether president trump and kim jong-un will really meet for that historic summit. north korea's leader is

threatening to cancel. already canceled high level talks with the south set for today. overnight on state tv, the north blamed south korea pointing that routine military drills with the u.s. north korea says it's not interested in a summit if the u.s. is just going to pressure the country into giving up nuclear weapons. experts say that threat is a negotiating tactic. >> they will try to string them along right up to having the summit. they may in fact have the summit and then north korea will probably announce they have a new strategic rocket missile wing. >> north korea has not officially canceled the summit. as of now it is still set for next month in singapore. >> it is 5:07 and developing right now, palestinian families laying their dead to rest following this week's violent confrontations with israeli forces. hospitals in gaza are packed with injured protesters and in the meantime israel is taking a new approach with gaza to avoid

more deaths. drones are hovering above protesters and dropping small tear gas bombs. israeli troops shot and killed 60 palestinians on monday, including six children. palestinian supporters yesterday marched in san francisco downtown. tonight they are planning more action. this time gathering outside the jewish community center. the former israeli prime minister is scheduled to also appear there. continuing coverage for you. do you remember the story from last week where contractors laid the substandard steel for track on san francisco's subway project? the examiner reports city leaders are now looking into the same problem elsewhere. the subway project completion date getting pushed back because crews did not use that strength rail. mta now wants to look at whether other rails may also be substandard including the track for the renovation in san francisco twin peaks tunnel. >> happening today, some road

closures might certainly impact your routine. this afternoon, the amgen tour rides into the south bay. take a live look at downtown morgan hill. it's quiet right now but look at all of that setup. it's blocking a lot of streets, a little before 1:00 this afternoon, 12:45, this spot probably even earlier than that will be full of cyclists. i want to show you the map now, stage four of the race is starting and ending in downtown morgan hill. it takes a big chunk of town there. cyclists will bike just under 22 miles. if you aren't familiar, the tour starts in southern california and this is video from stage one. it kicked off on sunday. eventually it will end in sacramento, it is a seven stage race covering more than 600 miles. if you want to watch live tv coverage, it starts at 1:30 this afternoon and nbc sports network. >> right now the bikers will have nice and cool weather and also clouds. we'll see the possibility of a

couple of sprinkles across parts of bay area but some of the bigger storms have been over the sierra the last couple of days and that will be the case today as well. as we go through this 7:00 to 8:00 hour, a couple of light showers possible especially along the coast and if you're heading over towards the sacramento valley, we could see some showers moving through by early afternoon as it clears as we go into the rest of the day. we'll still see some of the those clouds lingering as we go into tonight as well as tomorrow. i'll detail that. the cooler temperatures ahead and we'll take a look at our temperature trend for palo alto. mike is taking us back to the crash in fremont. >> we still have the closure and that's the reason for the big backup here, you see from our fremont camera northbound 880 is jammed up solid from just north of there all the way up to auto mall parkway where we have the full closure. i was watching the camera from time to time where bob is over at the scene at the stevenson overcrossing and did see what

looked like chp removing the last of the vehicles from the roadway. a lot of debris remains and they may have to keep the lanes for close to 5:30 and 6:00 hoping for traffic to reopen on that stretch. fremont boulevard, alternates to take you up to mallory. 680 moves smoothly because mission boulevard is open if you travel over in the nimitz. the rest of the bay is green. green for those sensors. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," anticipation is building it really is. >> you know, britain and america, i think it's fantastic. >> it is fantastic. can you smell the tea and crumb pets already in the air? people are getting excited about the royal wedding. how people in the uk are prepare forge the big day and the latest controversy involving meghan markel's family. >> a billion dollar question for whole foods in court. at 5:25, behind the scenes

look at the new bay bridge, this is a piece of bay area history going into it. we'll tell you all about it coming up next.

it is 5:14. we're making it on halfway through the week and we're going to see the possibility of a couple of sprinkles. other than that a mix of sun and clouds as we go through the day.

starting out with low 50s and low 60s by early afternoon. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the forecast as we warm up. that's coming up in five minutes. >> we're looking over here, not much lighting here because they've just removed the lighting trucks, we're still looking at the closure for the nim ilgts freeway but look at the backup. lights getting to auto mall parkway. we're following the progress there. i'll give you the very latest and work around coming up. >> stocks broke an 8-day winning streak, part is renewed interest in bonds. do watch today as well, the news that the korea deal could fall apart. roku, that tv box had technical problems last night. that's kind of extra embarrassing for the south bay company because they opened the nasdaq this morning in about an hour and 45 minutes. amazon says it's figured out what kind of discounts it's going to give amazon prime customers ats whole foods.

10% stuff already on sale and then rotating weekly specials. this week's special is halibut, amazon bought whole foods last summer. some people on social media saying they kind of expected bigger discounts. speaking of food, san francisco based meal company munchery is going to get smaller, they deliver fully prepared meals, you don't even cook them. here's a blast from the past. the apple samsung trial is back. you may recall sam social security su-- samsung was found guilty in 2012. it looks a lot like an apple phone. the jury in the case said sam sung would have to pay $1 billion but there ended up being d dedebate in the fine. part of the reason the verdict went off the rails is because a

foreman on that jury, a mild mannered san jose grandfather named bell hogan said in interviews after the trial he relied on some of his own knowledge as an engineer in reaching that verdict. you're not supposed to do that if you're on a jury. that said, i know mr. hogan clearly, interviewed him. he had the best of intentions. >> of course. >> but this thing has just gone on and on and the billion dollar verdict. so samsung and apple are still fighting. >> we've been talking about that for years. >> a long time. >> thank you. as part of affordable housing week, some santa collar ra supervisor candidates are talking about homelessness. if you want to listen, head over to hoover middle school at 6:30 tonight. walnut creek today in the east bay work begins on a new way to help the homeless. organizers say it is first of its kind program, st. paul's commons combines affordable

housing with other social services and resources. it's going up next to st. paul's episcopal church on trinity. are you counting down to the royal we hdding day? the big day is almost here. an overnight announcement from the palace. >> the bride and groom officially name brides maids and page boys, kate's kids are both involved here, princess charlotte one of the six brides maids all children. prince george will be one of four page boys and also all children here. as for the grown-ups, we know meghan markel's dad will likely not be there on saturday. he's having emergency heart surgery following a heart attack and the paparazzi controversy with that. this morning the british royal super fans are already camping out. this is outside of windsor castle. many like this woman says that they aren't going home until after the royal couple comes by.

>> i've been here sitting in this chair and i'm not moving. i want to go -- this is one -- the biggest moment in harry's life and i want to have a prime position as they come past happy with his bride. i can't wait. >> that's real love for you right there. maybe you've been wondering what meghan markel's name will be after the wedding? well, technically she'll be a princess but most likely be called duchess, at least what experts are telling us right now. >> do you call her princess duchess. >> meg, princess meg. no duchess meg. wow. >> that's on saturday morning. >> 1:30 in the morning. >> i won't be up for that. dvr -- >> i'm sure you'll see plenty of highlights. >> over and over again.

so this weather has been pretty much on repeat too. we've seen the clouds during the morning and some clearing for the afternoon. and it's still going to be fairly cool today. here's a live look outside at emeryville, we're seeing those clouds overhead and as we head out the door feeling cool temperatures. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen starting in the south bay as you get ready to head out the door. the out the door temperatures right now in the low to mid-50s, grab a jacket. we were just talking about this the amgen tour of california starting and ending in morgan hill. start time will be at 12:45 and it will be partly cloudy and only 61 degrees. with lower 60s for the next couple of hours. then as we go to concord, we'll start out this morning at 55 degrees and 62 degrees at 10:00 and your noontime temperature 65. it's going to be a little on the cool side as we check out the high temperatures for the afternoon in the south bay, loss

gatos expect a high of 68 degrees and 66 in livermore and oakland, 64 degrees, some upper 60s for palo alto and san francisco, only making it up to 60 in the mission district. and the north bay, up to 64 in sonoma. as we get a look at what's happening here. we've seen the daily storms firing up even some lightning happening right now around lake tahoe. so that will be something to watch today and then tomorrow. the contra costa county fair starts out in antioch and it will be dollar delay. 72 degrees and really nice weather and some sunshine in that forecast for tomorrow afternoon. and your weekend forecast is coming up in about 20 minutes if you can stick arp, let me know what your weekend plans are on facebook. i'll have a look at the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. mike, the focus still on fremont. >> thart that's right the reason is because of the deadly crash. you see the traffic jammed up here from dix son road up to

auto mall parkway where there are flashing lights. looks like the camera froze. we have a live shot right here as well. the southbound side. over here this is the northbound side. one that's completely dark. watch look at this. i think we might have some chp vehicles coming. they did clear the roadway but i thought there was a lot of debris. one vehicle here, you see the flashing lights into the scene, clearly -- look at that, chp making the turnaround. i'll let you know if they reopen the roadway while we're on the air but you see the jam there. mission will take you towards 680, the rest of the bay moves clearly but i want to show you waze, jogs you over and jumps back on at mallory to get you around the jam. we'll track that. it did look like they are getting ready to open lanes. back to you. >> we'll check back with you. thank you, mike. >> coming up here, have you been thinking of heading to the beach this weekend? the reason you might want to think again if you're going to

monterey bay. we'll talk about the health warning you need to know about.

that )s the warning from the he at 5:25, i have a strong warning this morning. do not go swimming at monterey beach. that warning is coming from the health department. someone found fecal bacteria at lover's point beach. officials say there is an increased risks of illness if

you go in the water. >> new details you'll have to start asking for a straw at oakland restaurants, the city officially banned plastic straws at restaurants and bars unless a customer specifically asks for one. straws can damage the environment. san francisco introduced a similar proposal yesterday and there's also the statewide push coming to do the same thing. also new this morning, the winner of the bay bridge series will receive a piece of history. repurposed now as art. >> we want you to take a look at the new bridge trophy. you can see they are putting it together. artists from scientific art studio, they used salvaged steel this is from a chunk of the old bay bridge span. the trophy includes each team's logo and a baseball made of bronze. weighs about 30 pounds and artists talked about some of the challenges. >> the main thing was that we had to use a piece of the real old bay bridge and that was

crazy because the chunks that you cut off are always hundreds of pounds minimal and this was a trophy that the winner had to be able to put above their head like in triumph. >> so nbc sports bay area and nbc sports california had a hand in commissioning this work along with both giants and a's. >> my grandfather helped build the bay bridge so i would love to have a little piece of that. >> really? >> not a trophy, but a little piece of the bridge. >> isn't that cool? 5:257, coming up next, breaking news we're following in the east bay, a massive backup in fremont right now hours after a deadly crash. mike is going to help get us up to speed. plus -- >> i am not an animal. i'm not a torturer and not a monster. >> a child abuse story getting more horrifying by the day. they say that they are loving parents but investigators are painting a much different story as the mother heads to court,

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880 in fremont still shut down hours after a horrific deadly breaking news we continue to follow at this hour. 880 and fremont still shut down. this is hours after a horrific deadly crash there. a live look at the backup stretching for more than a mile. you can see right there. look at that. what you need to know before you're heading out the door this morning. thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington.

>> i'm laura garcia. let's check in with mike, really a tragic accident overnight. it happened about 10:00 last night but can you imagine the residual still remarn? >> it's getting worse because the morning commute is kicking in from the south bay through fremont. i did want to mention speaking of the south bay right here we got word 280 and 887 there's a lot of water and some sort of flooding. we heard there may be as much as 18 inches of water in the lanes and traffic alert issues down here. over here to fremont. the deadly crash and closure continues for northbound 880 right here. this stretch. you're traveling north you showed that big backup for from dixon lany road. it's solid up to auto mall parkway. we still have the closure of the overnight deadly crash. your alternate, take mission towards 680. that's completely clear. you can take cushing and fremont boulevard north. if you join north of stevenson,

you're okay as well. those are the alternates but bob re-dell has been at the seen looks like they've made progress over there. >> reporter: good morning to you, mike, we spoke to you about a half hour ago, we thought maybe at least one lane of northbound 880 would be open but as you can see that has not happened as of yet. apparently chp is waiting for caltrans to show up with more cones. there's still debris on the road there and i don't know if you can see there's a record that has the vehicles involved in this horrific accident that happened last night. there's still debris out there. so it's a matter of getting that debris cleaned up. it could still be another half hour, maybe even longer before they get all of this reopened. chp tells us they will be giving us more info on the dui suspect, the driver who caused this accident. right now they'll tell us that he is male and checked out fine at the hospital and in custody and under arrest for dui, driving under the influence of marijuana. chp says they received a couple

of calls that he spoeeding and driving recklessly in the moments before the five-car crash around 9:30 last night. one of the vehicles involved was a white cadillac escalade with eight people inside. some of them members of the same family and that suv overturned and ejected a woman, young adult and juvenile. those are the three people who sadly died. the other five people a man and infant and three juveniles were all taken to the hospital. one of the juveniles is in critical condition. >> it's tough for everybody. the decision people make, the decision this person made to driving under the influence, changed these people's lives forever. driving under the influence of marijuana is just as bad as driving under the influence of alcohol. we come on crashes or come upon crashes like this and you never get used to it. it's sad and tragedy. our hearts go out to the family. >> the people in the other three

vehicles involved were not hurt. again you're look he at a live picture of that white cadillac escalade here on northbound 880. chp was hoping to have all lanes of northbound 880 between auto mall and stevenson open by now but as you can see there's clearly a delay. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> so sad. tragic. thank you. right now we want to go to kari hall looking at what to expect as we head out the door this morning. you take take the coats or jackets this morning. >> it's a cool start, a lot of clouds and we'll get some clearing for the inland areas it's. we'll be up to 69 degrees, a little bit cooler tomorrow and then a gradual warm-up for the weekend. saturday is looking really nice at 76 degrees. for the coast and san francisco, 60 degrees today. and with those clouds we can also see some spotty light sprinkles in some areas. we dry out but temperatures really don't warm up as we go into the next several days and coming up in seven minutes, i'll

talk all about the weekend forecast as you start to make plans on this wednesday morning. >> all right, thanks, kari. >> this is a case that is still shocking people across the bay area and the country. investigators are saying that ten children living in horrific conditions were punched and strangled and even torture of water boarding and today their mother will be in the court. pete suratos is live at the courthouse in fairfield. pete, investigators now are saying that that mother knew about all of the things that were happening and did nothing. >> good morning to you marcus, these allegations we're seeing in the new court documents, as you mentioned, the mother, ina rogers is expected to be in court in fairfield in a few hours behind me. let's jump into the charges as you briefly mentioned there. she's facing nine counts of felony child abuse. these were filed just yesterday and in those court documents, they are making allegations that

the children were punched and strangled and shot at with weapons, also mentioning that rogers was aware of the abuse and even assisted in torturing those ten kids. now before i get to these next images, i want to warn our viewers they are disturbing. these were shared with us by the children's grandmother, wanda rogers currently taking care of several of those kids and the pictures you see there show the kids alleged injuries. she's been very vocal about the unhealthy conditions inside the fairfield house and also share a video from inside of it claiming to have found a satanic book and knife. she claims the father jonathan allen is a devil worshipper. he's been arrested and charged with several counts of felony torture and child abuse and during a jail house interview yesterday, allen denied allegations he tortured his kids age six months to 12 years old and also had this to say about his religion. >> i say like the closest thing to me is like indiana jones or

deep sea diver or high climber, with all nat spirituality. >> reporter: now, allen's bail was set at $5.2 million. the court hearing here in fairfield is set for 8:30 a.m. we're live in fairfield, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> 5:37 right now. this summer, your trip to sfo may be a bit easier. samtrans will test new bus lines including so-called rapid buses and buses that run later and more often. san mateo daily journal reports that the goal here is to improve service on the el camino real and the millbrae transit center. >> hoping for a case of deja vu. bay area warrior fans hoping the dubs can pull off a second straight win on the road. game two of the conference finals is tonight. monday night the warrior s won n houston. the team facing off at oracle

for game three this sunday. >> all right, guys, we're looking at this continuing issue right here. behind me, these are the crews, the tow truck and flat bed. there's the escalade, the white car. another passenger vehicle behind it and forklift that removed both of the vehicles from the roadway on the back of a flat bed. behind it you see still closed. let's get out to maps and we're talking about that portion north of mission. it's jammed up all the way to auto mall where folks are forced off the roadway anydy way. jump back on at stevenson or mallory. everything else aside from the bay bridge toll plaza moves very smoothly. the bay bridge toll plaza has metering lights on -- no, wait, we have that other issue. southbound 280 is jammed up approaching highway 87. it's closed and that connector from south 280 to north 87 is closed because of flooding. >> yeah, a pipe burst.

>> got to be a pipe burst. >> chp has announced they gave us information the pipe has burst in that area. >> this just in. >> up to 18 inches. >> that's a lot of water. our friend warned me about that, cars are swerving around. >> wait for an uber boat. >> we'll keep you updated. >> you mentioned drizzle but hey -- >> and we haven't seen much of that so far. we'll be watching out for that. it's going to all clear out in time for the weekend as we start to make our weekend plans. saturdays looking night but it will still be cool for the coast. only 62 degrees, 71 for the bay and 76 for the inland areas on sunday it will be up to 72 inland, a lot of sunshine and breezy winds and we will start out with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. if you already have your tickets for the game on saturday, kickoff will be at 7:15. we'll be at 67 degrees and mix of sun and clouds throughout the evening is going to be a nice one though cooling down in the

lower 60s. then we have boogy on the avenue, you may wrap up your weekend in campbell. it's going to be really nice there. starts out with upper 50s and low 70s as we go through the day. that looks like a really cool event to check out. then here's a live look outside in squaw valley this morning with a few clouds. we're still going to have a chance of those afternoon storms firing up for the next few days. and that continues into friday and saturday as well. things will start to dry out by sunday and 62 degrees. russian river valley looks like we'll see mid-70s there. really beautiful weather. sunshine as we go into saturday. that looks nice. 74 degrees and then just a few clouds in the mix on sunday and 70 degrees. let me know what you're doing this weekend and you may see the spot you're headed to or event featured here tomorrow morning at 5:38. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up in three minutes. >> thank you, kari. >> coming up next here, terrifying moments, an explosion rips through a medical building

killing one woman. the reason investigators say this was on purpose. >> a sudden and shocking turnaround by north korea this morning catches the white house offguard. how local law enforcement are teaching teens how to drive >> taking on the cops. try topping them. how local law enforcements are actually teaching teenagers how to drive save by drag racing. we'll explain coming up.

mike traffic tease fe good wednesday morning, as you you step outside we're seeing clouds in parts of the bay area hitting a little bit of clearing as we look outside in san jose. let's go to campbell to check out our temperature trend, we'll be at 57 degrees at 9:00 and few more clouds in the mix even as we go into early afternoon. it's going to be a cool day, much cooler than normal. only 65 degrees. a little bit of a warm-up in the forecast. i'll talk about that and what to wear coming up in about five minutes. >> and we are looking at that update for san jose. we have two lanes open, southbound 280 to northbound 87 despite the flooding we see the traffic starting to clear in the downtown san jose. be very careful there. this is not clearing yet northbound 880 remains closed at auto mall parkway after a deadly crash overnight and continues with the cleanup as far as crews debris and also cars. we're going to track that and give you alternates coming up.

>> thanks so much, kari and mike. it's almost quarter to 6:00. federal sources saying an explosion at the southern california medical office was intentional. a delivered package exploded yesterday afternoon. one woman was killed, three others injured in that explosion. investigators are now searching through the debris. >> and new video now, a chp rescue caught on camera. take a look here. you can see crews say this is a hiker in the state park. in sonoma county and yesterday you can see right there them pulling him up, listen to the helicopter there. he had fallen on north burma trail. he was hiking with his wife. and you should always wear your seat belt, something we always hear but make sure you buckle it if you drive on the peninsula today. several law enforcement agencies are planning to crack down in san mateo county. >> a sudden reversal for the president. kim jong-un may pull out of

peace talks. >> this caught the white house badly off guard. >> yesterday republican governors were writing a letter recommending donald trump for the nobel peace prize for a summit that hadn't happened yet and this morning we're learning that summit may not happen. this is north korean owned television channel state television. the anchor there saying that north korea may pull out of the talks because of u.s. -- south korea military exercises currently under way, then went on to say it did not plan to get rid of its nuclear weapons and north korea has canceled high level talks set for today and may walk away with the meeting with donald trump. so let's unpack that and see what kim jong-un just did. by objecting to the military exercises, he puts donald trump in a jam. you go forward with the drills and jeopardize the peace talk. weaken or cancel the drills and mr. trump is backing down. as for the other part of it, the

nuclear weapons, that's a huge turnaround and north korea said in a statement it won't give up its nuclear weapons in exchange for economic benefits. just yesterday was inviting reporters to watch the demolition of its nuclear weapons testing facility. here's the actual statement. if they, the united states try to push us into a corner and force only unilateral nuclear abandonment, we will no longer be interested in that kind of talk. the north koreans also specifically called out john bolton saying we don't hide our feelings of repug nance for him. bolton recently suggested north korea follow what he calls the libya model. libya promised to get rid of its nuclear weapons in exchange for economic help but if you're a dictator you know this scene. libyan leader ga daffy being

executed. our own cia said iran stuck to the agreement but we pulled out anyway. the white house says it's aware of all of this and monitoring it. keep in mind the state department's lead man on north korea quit in february. so we are tweeting like this -- like mad on this. that's what i was trying to say. you can follow me @scottmcgrew and nbc news as well. all right, thanks, scott. i'm sure -- this one, this is the need for speed we've been talking about this morning and today teenagers in sonoma county will get their chance to experience flashing lights and sirens of a police car. >> but don't worry, it's not what you think. [ sirens ] >> sonoma raceway's top the cop program is back for the 24th season. on most wednesday nights between now and the end of august high school students can actually

race law enforcement down a quarter mile drag strip at the raceway but it's still in a safe controlled environment. officers will also talk to the teenagers about the importance of safe driving on the roads. >> that's a good way to learn. >> right? >> it's pretty cool. >> i kind of like to do that. >> you always have that need for speed and now you can get it out and say it's done. >> it reinforces the fact that the officers can catch you when you're going -- >> yeah, they are good. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. interesting kind of week. >> it's been really cool and for the coastline it's been feeling like winter and windy but we're going to see the clouds as you step out the door this morning and a couple of sprinkles will be possible in a few spots. we haven't seen much of that yet and emeryville camera looks really cool. let's go to concord and get the kids ready for school it's going to be 55 and partly cloudy and 58 at 8:00 and heading out for recess, only a little bit of sunshine and still going to be a

cooler day with those highs today reaching in the mid-60s and the 7-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen for san francisco, you'll want to check out your microclimate as you get dressed this morning, standing in front of the closet and you do need a nice warm jacket and later on today you'll probably keep on the long sleeves all day long. if you're going to be lining the route for the amgen tour of california in morgan hill, that's going to be a cool event to check out and temperatures are going to be cool as well with lower 60s throughout much of the afternoon. and then we're heading up to 69 degrees in san jose. concord 67. in napa, 65 and only 60s today in san francisco. and it's also going to be chilly out there at at&t park, even for this early afternoon game. reaching into the mid-60s today with a mix of sun and clouds. also been watching out for the potential of isolated thunderstorms, we're seeing them over the sierra right now and models do suggest we could see spotty showers for the

sacramento valley and also parts of the east bay, those inland areas and then it does stay mostly cloudy for the bay area today. we will be in for a warm-up heading into the weekend, 76 degrees inland on saturday and still some 70s through the rest of the forecast and not much of a warm-up in san francisco. mike, getting drivers around that closure in fremont. >> that closure is because of the overnight deadly crash, a number of folks have died as a result of the crash involving a number of vehicles which are still clearing north 880 and auto mall parkway. we have two miles of backup maybe more by now. jammed from the truck scales from mission. you get on north of stevenson and you're in the clear for nimitz. over to 680 you're okay on mission boulevard as well. let's quickly take you to waze. if you're coming up through the area, 22 minute delay reported through the stretch on the nimitz. over towards cushing saves 20

minutes in the morning. that's good news for you. back to the maps, that flooding south 280 at 87 is still only blocks at the connector ramp and traffic is flowing again but watch for the standing water. the rest of the bay moves nicely and backup at the bay bridge because metering lights are on is milder than we often see. back to you. >> 5:52 right now, coming up next on "today in the bay," we investigate. >> some experts are convinced solutions of cleaning up san francisco rest in canada. so we're here in vancouver to show you the controversial plan. our investigation next. teacherse protesting today. but first happening now, teachers in north carolina are protesting today. they are pushing for more education funding. teachers say they were inspired by those rallies in other states. a number of north carolina school districts cancelled classes for the day. plus, guatemala opens a new embassy in jerusalem.

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our emeryville 5:55, taking a live look outside from our emeryville camera this morning. is that emeryville? that's the south bay this morning. okay, emeryville but across the bay area could see spotty showers out there during a morning commute. it will be quite cool today as well. kari is tracking it all, when we can see warmer weather in five minutes. we've seen the addiction and even stepped over those needles but could one solution to cle cleaning up san francisco now rest in canada? investigative reporter traveled to vancouver to find out. >> good morning, the plan would create a place for drugs where addicts can shoot up under the care of trained staff. the idea is controversial and even illegal here in the u.s. but that isn't stopping san francisco from wanting to become first city in the nation to open these centers. we traveled to vancouver canada to get a rare look at these sites and addicts are given

clean needles and place to use them so they don't inject with used sir rings. that helped reduce the rate of infection from diseases like hiv and hepatitis c. they also have a place to throw away used needles so they don't wind p on streets. san francisco plans to open two sites by august. state legislation has been proposed to legalize the centers but the drug enforcements administration tells us the sites still break federal law, meaning anyone using them or working inside could face prosecution. for now that doesn't seem to be a sticking point for san francisco. you can watch our full investigation by logging on to our website, nbcbayarea.com. and if you have a story you like our investigative unit to look into. you can give them a call, 888-996-tips or go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> 5:57. disturbing new details on a story you saw first here on nbc bay area.

this morning we're hearing from a veteran who says -- abused her at trafers air force base. investigators say he claimed to use something called exposure therapy where he told patients they needed to have sex with him in order to get over their fears. senior airman caitlin sampson was stationed at travis in late 2015 and had one appointment with summers. she was there for treatment for a sexual assault at a different base. and during her two-hour visit the question she says became personal. >> what your wildest sexual fantasy or wildest thing you've done sexually. by the end of the appointment, he goes and says that i have feelings for him. and that i find him you know, sexually attractive and want to be with him sexually. >> investigators identified nine victims so far.

a potential roadblock for the obama presidential center in chicago. a non-profit group filed a lawsuit to keep the center out of a city park. that group protect our park says that the presidential library should not be built because it won't be a true presidential library. the group says the building won't have historic paper but that's because the obama foundation wants a digital archive of president obama's records. >> three people die after a crash in a major freeway overnight and police say a driver is in custody for driving under the influence of pot. we have team coverage with the impact on your morning commute. >> plus the amgen tour of california makes its way to the bay area. the traffic nightmare expected in the south bay today. >> bringing more affordable housing to the bay area, the new community opening in contra costa county to help people feeling priced out. "today in the bay" continues right now. i )m laura garcia.

and i )m marcus washington. we want to get strait >> good wednesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get straight to the traffic and that deadly crash in the east bay. mike inouye has been tracking this for us this morning. >> good morning. folks, we have fortunately for much of the bay a lighter volume as we hit the summertime shift. but a huge problem has still been the complete closure of northbound 880 and fremont which continues to cause more and more backup. we're seeing cars slowing before they get to mission. if you head towards 680 that will slow you down a bit before you make that shift. auto mall is where they have the closure. we're suggesting cushing parkway but fremont boulevard will also take you there. look at this live look from our fremont camera. it is jammed up solid from mission boulevard all the way past the truck scales and tesla up to the flashing lights. still working there. bob redell has been on the scene