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

all morning. there's a lot of debris to clear. looks like they've been picking up the pieces. >> reporter: within the past 30 minutes it looks like caltrans worker has gotten a lot of that debris off the northbound lanes of 880 here at stevenson, trying to get some of the lanes open by 5:30 but we're at 6:00, do not have the lanes open. i'm getting a sense just looking down the scene that hopefully they will have them reopened soon because of a horrible accident where three were killed and five people taken to the hospital last night after a suspected dui driver caused a five-car collision around 9:30 last night here in northbound 880 at stevenson. chp says prior to the accident the moments leading up they received calls about a man in a white toyota camera speeding, driving recklessly before the crash. turns out he is now in jail. after he checked out fine in the hospital, arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence

of marijuana. you can see the white cadillac escalade. all of the people who are hurt and killed were in the vehicle, some part of the same family. it overturned and three people were ejected. those are the three people who died. a woman, a young adult and a juvenile. the other five people who are in the vehicle taken to the hospital, a man, an infant and three more juveniles, one of those juveniles is in critical condition. the other people in the three other vehicles were not hurt. again, the suspected driver a male is in custody suspected of driving under the influence of marijuana. we're sti waiting for all lanes of northbound 880 to reopen here. hopefully that happens very soon. reporting live from fremont, bobredell, "today in the bay." >> switching gears bringing in kari. she's looking at the forecast for us. cooler temperatures continue. >> it looks really cloudy as you get ready to head out the door. we'll see clouds over the next several hours and there may be a couple of spotty sprinkles in

parts of the bay area so far it's all drive in san jose, kids up and out the door for school this morning, it's going to be cool, only mid-50s and it will be a chilly day with partly cloudy skies by the time they get out of school it will still be in the mid-60s today. we'll talk about what's ahead as we get a gradual warm-up in forecast coming up in five minutes. >> happening today in the north bay, the 19-year-old accused of killing the man at sonoma state is expected in court. tyler brat ton will be arraigned this afternoon. he stabbed a 26-year-old man inside a campus apartment early sunday morning. those witnesses say they heard that fight and then they saw bratton covered in blood. the witnesses also say he said he was defending him self. both of the men knew each other and this is the first homicide in sonoma state's 57-year

history. >> it is 6:03. developing right now, palestinian families laying their dead to rest following this week's violent confrontation with israeli forces. hospitals in gaza packed with injured protesters. in the meantime israel is taking a new approach with gaza to avoid more deaths. drones are now hovering above protesters dropping small tear gas bombs. israeli troops shot and killed at least 60 palestinians on monday including six children. palestinian supporters yesterday marched in downtown san francisco. tonight they are planning more action. this time gathering outside the jewish community center in laurel heights. the former prime minister is scheduled to appear. continuing coverage of what we were telling you about last week, when we were telling you that those contractors laid substandard steel for those tracks in san francisco central subway project. the examiner reports that city leaders are now looking into the same problem elsewhere.

the subway project completion date now getting pushed back because crews did not use the strength rail. mta now is really wanting to look at whether other rails may also be substandard, including the track for the renovation in san francisco's twin peaks tunnel. and also happening today, road closures might impact your routine. this afternoon, the amgen tour of california bike race rides into the south bay. now as we've been showing you on this map, you can see it here, stage four of that race starts in downtown morgan hill. cyclists will bike just under 22 miles and if you aren't familiar with this, the tour started in southern california and this is video from stage one on sunday. eventually it ends in sacramento. the seven-stage race covers 600 miles. if you want to watch, live tv coverage starts at 1:30 p.m. on nbc sports network. >> new this morning, progress on affordable housing front. today is the grand opening offen

affordable housing complex for seniors in pleasanton. kris sanchez joins us with a inside look at the unit and deeper look at the dent this puts in the housing crisis. good morning, chris. >> reporter: hi there, laura. these are really beautiful little units, some look like little cottages and seniors can live independently at the much lower cost than it would cost if they were renting a tradition pafrmt. these are all spoken for. as soon as they were available, they were snapped up. here's a look inside one of those units here that rents to low income seniors from about $550 for a one bedroom to just $1300 for a two bedroom cottage. the project of the city of pleasanton and mid penn housing is now -- has been years in the making and some of this was existing housing and those residents got moved out for the construction then they got first priority. so when the other units opened up, mid-pen housing got more

than 900 applications before they just had to shut down the waiting list after dwo weeks. 900 applications in two weeks. one senior who is also a veteran says he could not afford to stay in his home without affordable housing like this. >> on a retired pension i could not afford to live in this beautiful town of pleasanton without the assistance of the rental plan. i feel very fortunate. >> reporter: this grand opening is part of the east bay housing organization's affordable housing week and while today's grand opening is cause for celebration, we know that the need far exceeds the availability. it will have 131 units today and that calls for celebration, adding 54 new units on the other side of the street behind my camera man here and those will be added by next year.

this is a combination of new construction and redevelopment of existing construction, a partnership between the city and housing advocates like mid penn housing. the celebration in pleasanton kicks offer around 11:00 and will go on for about an hour and 30 minutes. this is affordable housing week and a lot of communities are having serious conversations to decreeite more housing for people like seniors and veterans and regular folks trying to get by. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> and right now at 6:08, we walk out the door and we're seeing clearing skies, looking live right now in san francisco, and let's go to martinez for a temperature trend. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day and it will start out cool with low 60s at 10:00 and it stays cool through the afternoon as our highs only reach 67 degrees there. all of our high temperatures generally staying in the 60s, upper 60s for are the inland areas and low 60s for the coast. half moon bay at 67 degrees.

as we take a look at our temperature trend, we'll have that coming up in about four minutes. mike is giving me the thumb's down. >> still not clear for the crash over in fremont. i think we have -- we just got bob's live shot back again. you see the two flat beds loaded with three separate vehicles. there were four or five involved in the crash that had to be cleared over the course of this morning's show. this crash happened last night, still have the roadway closed and another vehicle traveling through the area and they've cleared a lot of debris. let's look at your map, auto mall parkway closed from stevenson boulevard and sensors are starting to light up. they may be getting ready to open lanes from mission past the scene. that's a big problem traveling north through fremont. cushing parkway, get you alongside either side of the freeway past that backup. your commute coming down in towards fremont from the east bay from 580 and mim slowing for hayward. no major problems towards the

bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and the maze is moving well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:09. coming up next, do you hear what i hear? >> laurel. laurel. >> all right, do you hear laurel or yanny? the nation divided this morning on a very short audio clip. how science might be able to explain why everyone is hearing something different. >> laurel. obviously. also -- check out my facebook page and -- >> tweet us and facebook us. discounts at whole foods and billion dollar question coming up in business and tech. later a story you'll see right here on nbc bay area. we'll take you behind the scenes to show you the making of the new bay bridge series trophy coming up at 6:26. it's 6:10 right now.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> laurel.

right now at 6:13, it's a cloudy start as we take a live look outside in fremont. we will see these clouds sticking around throughout much of the day with cool temperatures only reaching up to 65 degrees today with breezy winds. it's going to warm up a little bit as we head towards the weekend.

we'll talk about that and also the giants forecast coming up in about five minutes. >> and you're looking at the cars on the side of the road, stevenson on ramp still closed but northbound 880 you see cars starting to move. they are opening lanes northbound at the parkway, even as we speak. we'll follow this progress but i'll show you that massive backup and give you a work around coming up. and happy wednesday to you. stocks broke an eight-day winning streak yesterday. part of that renewed interest in bonds was part of it. do watch today that north korea deal could fall apart. roku, that little tv box had technical problems last night and that's extra embarrassing for the south bay company because they open the nasdaq this morning in about 15 minutes. amazon says it's figured out what kind of discount it's going to give amazon prime customers at whole foods. 10% more off stuff that's already on sale and then rotating weekly specials. this week's special is halibut.

>> the san francisco based meal delivery company munchery will shut down in all cities except san francisco and layoff staff in those cities. they deliver fully prepared meals. you don't even cook them. the billion dollar apple/samsung trial was back. samsung was found guilty on infringing on apple's patents in 2012. the jury in the case back then says samsung would have to pay apple a billion dollars. but a debate over that fine ended up in the supreme court. so it's back and judge lucy koh's court again in san jose. part of the reason that the verdict got off the tracks is because the jury foreman said in an interview after the trial, he rea lied 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.

so they go back into the courtroom, different people of course, but i remember covering that gavel to gavel and as you would imagine phone patents is a really boring trial. every 30 minutes judge lucy koh, interesting woman, would have everybody stand up and kind of do this -- >> to kind of wake -- >> like kindergarten. >> get it all out and wake up. >> back to patent 153 -- 7. >> but important work. >> a billion bucks. >> interesting to see it back. thanks a lot. it's 6:16. in walnut creek today, work is starting open a new way to help the homeless. organizers say it's the first of its kind program. st. paul's commons combines affordable housing with other social services and resources, it's all on site and going up next to st. paul's episcopal church on trinity avenue. here we have it, it is that dress bee bait all over again, remember white dress, blue

dress. this time it's not what you're seeing but what you're hearing. >> this is a craze all over social media. the voice saying even yanni or laurel and it's driving people crazy including me and i've heard two different words here. i want you to listen for yourself and tell me what you hear. >> laurel. laurel. laurel. laurel. >> so there i heard laurel. okay, so why are people hearing such different things? there's some science behind this. a professor says it could be because it's not a very high quality recording and that people listening to it on different devices that may cause a difference in what you hear. and that's also science here as well. apparently the two words have similar vocal paths and so depending on the pitch, you're actually hearing it at, you'll hear different word. for the record, experts say the audio clip probably was saying

laurel. but if you want to chime in on this, do that too. we've been listening to this clip and actually posted this on our twitter and facebook page. you can follow us. laura garcia nbc and marcusnbc. we have it there. and you know, earlier today we both heard yanny. >> before the newscast the producer put it on her computer and both said yanny, no problem. now being onset hearing it, i hear laurel. >> i hear it too. >> it does depend on where you hear it. >> i majored in ling gis ticks. >> some of that explanation is correct but in all respect to that professor, the r and n, the nasality, that's a significant difference but the speaker would make a difference. >> did you hear? >> i heard laurel but it all depends the speakers you know. >> can't believe we're talking about this for so long. >> why don't you take it,

gloria. what did you hear? >> we're starting out with cloudy skies as we get ready to head out the door. it's also cool and going to be a cool and breezy day across the bay area. and we're getting some breaks in the clouds as we take a live look outside in san jose. let's go to santa clara and check out the temperature friends for today. 57 degrees at 8:00 and mid-60s today, much cooler than normal. we should be hitting the mid-70s but we're not there yet. this is perfect weather for the bikers going to be on the amgen tour of california. that's going to be starting and ending in morgan hill. start time at 12:45 and it will be 61 degrees. everyone lining the path may have on long sleeves and maybe a jacket. then we're looking at our high temperatures today up to 67 degrees in morgan hill. cupertino at 66 degrees and it's going to be breezy in oakland and hayward, 64 and 67 degrees in concord. 57 in half moon bay and san

mateo, 63 degrees, low 60s in san francisco, upper 50s in san francisco as well. and in santa rosa, expect a high of 63 degrees. if you're going out to the giants game first pitch at 12:45, and it's going to be cool and breezy and highs there reaching up to 65 and at least we'll get some sunshine. that will make it feel better. i'm also watching out for the potential of a km of spotty showers. but so far seeing some dry lightning, not producing any rain but there are lightning strikes in parts of the central valley. then the models do show there will be a slight chance of rain especially for the sacramento valley area and heading towards the sierra. the weekend forecast is coming up in 20 minutes. let me know what the weekend plans are. i'm @ car requikari hall weathe facebook and twitter. it reopened but there's a caveat. bob redell's live shot at the stevenson on ramp, it is still closed because these two flat

bed tow trucks with three vehicles, that's an escalade, look how smashed it up it is. they remain at the scene with a couple of chp and caltrans vehicles as well. this is a distraction and the on ramp at stevenson is closed to getting to northbound 101. northbound 880. but 880 still does slow traffic and we'll show you the backup that has to clear from the other camera. you're jammed up past the truck scales but things thin out and one set of lights metering the traffic heading through the area because of that distraction and e issue at stevenson itself. the backup continues from mission boulevard slowing to the scene. we have 680 moving nicely. mission boulevard easy to access there. in fact the rest of the bay looks like a great drive. south bay no major problems. lanes are open and the connector opened and slowing cleared. bay bridge toll plaza did not clear but that's the only backup you have, no problems for the

maze. >> it's 6:21. coming up next on "today in the bay," a new piece of history reveals in ann frank's diary. the way scientists were able to read the content under two pages and had previously hidden. nted these days, weddings are four or five or sometimes six figure fiascos. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we have a possible safety net for brides and grooms and their parental financeers, nbc bay area responds next. ne more time. s >> laurel. laurel. laurel. >> okay, you know as we head to break we wanted you to listen to that one more time. that clip there did you hear laurel, yanny. let us know what you think. you can post and talk to us on facebook and twitter. let us know what you think. the time is 6:22, you're watching "today in the bay."

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photographers who don't deliver. that's what happened to peggy lou, she hired a photographer and the deal included a printed album but it never arrived. so she waited and kept asking the photographer to deliver. for two years. peggy says she still only has digital files stuck on her laptop. >> i couldn't look at my own wedding photos without feeling that anger seeping from inside. it just was very unpleasant. >> we contacted the photographer and helped peggy get back some of the $4500 she paid. it is possible though peggy could have gotten most or all of that money with wedding insurance. tonight at 11:00, we'll take a look at wedding insurance. what's covered and what's not and what you'll pay for that promised piece of mind. if you run into problems with wedding vendors or any other consumer matter, please call us, 888-996-tips or

nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. sounds good. thank you, chris. this is a really interesting story at 6:27, our first look at two pages of anne frank a's diary. she taped over the pages with brown sticky paper. but during a regular check on the diary's condition back in 2016, researchers realized they could read some of the text under the paper. they used modern technology to reveal what's underneath. the pages have some corny jokes and a summary of frank's ideas about sexual education when she was just 13 years old. the pages are dated back to september 28th, 1942. >> so interesting there. >> 6:27, new this morning, the winner of this year's bay bridge series will also receive a piece of history. repurposed as art. >> this is really cool. take a look at the new bridge trophy. artists from scientific art

studio and cruisible ugsed some of the salvaged steel from a chunk of the old bay bridge span. the trophy includes the team's logo and baseball made of bronze and it weighs 30 pounds. one artist 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 of it are always hundreds of pounds minimal and this was a trophy that the winner had to be able to put above their head. >> they are athletes, they should be strong. nbc sports bay area and nbc sports california had a hand in commissioning the work along with both the giants and a's. >> it is cool. >> coming up here, more for you, safe driving by letting kids break some of those rules. the reason local police want to race with young drivers. a big day ahead in the

disturbing child abuse case in fairfield. the charges the children's mother is fact facing as she gets ready to face the judge for first time. you're watching "today in the bay." we continue to monitor bre

news in the east bay. a deadly accident on a major freeway-- snarling the morning commute. three people are dead after this crash on 880 in fremont. under the influence on 880

in fremont. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's check on the forecast with kari hall. >> we've seen clouds rolling by but getting clearing in pal toal to, a cool start and over all cool day, 64 degrees at 2:00 with breezy winds. expect a mix of sun and clouds and today and tomorrow, a little bit of a warm-up in time for the weekend. and we're going to keep those temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s in san francisco. we'll talk all about the weekend coming up in a few minutes and mike is still tracking the traffic alert. >> the one in san jose because of the lake. this is the flooding we talked about northbound 280 at highway 87 as we see this live shot. i'll step into the camera shot now. we're looking at northbound 280. two lanes were open but these lanes getting off 87 and the

connector those are closed because obviously this water is not supposed to be there. this is what's causing the drainage to fail in the area. chp caltrans are aware of this. you'll exit at bird and that will get you off the freeway before you get to this shot. look the at our maps in the area, traffic flows smoothly. a smooth flow of traffic right there, little slowing as you approach bird and the connector towards 87 is back there is closed so you'll have to use bird on the surface streets and that will introduce congestion. fremont, those lanes of traffic did reopen but we'll follow up in just a second with more details on why there was such a closure and why we have recovery from mission boulevard. you see flashing lights here north of the truck scales, they have to keep moving the trucks back to clear the cones. and that's still backed up from mission boulevard up to the auto mall parkway.

i'll head it back to laura. >> breaking news we've been covering all morning long. it's hard to believe it happened last night. such a horrific accident. three people died after that crash that mike mentioned on 880 in fre pront. bob re-dell has been live on the air. what's going on now, bob? >> reporter: northbound 880 is reopen here at stevenson within the last 20 minutes after this fatal crash involving a suspected dui driver, a driver under the influence of marijuana, which led to the death of three people and five more people sent to the hospital. chp tells us within the next couple of hours they will begin this morning -- he is a male that he checked out fine at the hospital and is in custody under arrest for driving under the influence of marijuana. chp says they received a couple of calls he had been speeding and driving recklessly in a white toyota camry in the

minutes before the crash on northbound 880 at stevenson in fremont. one of the vehicle involved was a white cadillac escalade with eight people inside. some of them members of the same family. that suv overturned an ejected a woman, a young adult and a juvenile. all three of them died here on the scene. the other five people, a man, infant and three juveniles were taken to the hospital. one of those juveniles is in critical condition. >> it's tough for everybody. the decisions people make, the decision this person made to driving under the influence, changed these people's lives forever. driving under the influence under 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 families. >> the people in the other three vehicles are not hurt.

again, three people dead. five people injured, one of them critically and one person, a male driver in jail under suspicion of driving under the influence of marijuana. bob redell, quts today in the bay. >> such a sad story. thoughts and prayers with the family victims there. 6:36, the mother at the center of the disturbing child abuse case in fairfield, she will be in court today, pete suratos is live at the courthouse this morning. what are we expecting today from court? >> good morning, to you marcus, she's facing these charges as we represented all morning long. ina rogers will be in court in just a couple of hours behind me here in fairfield. as far as judges go, they were filed yesterday, she's facing nine counts of felony child abuse. those are the charges that we're learning about in the new court documents and the allegations say that the children were punched and strangled and shot

at with weapons and also that rogers was aware of the abuse and assisted in the torture of these kids age six months to 12 years old. now i want to get to new images but i want to warn viewers they are disturbing. these were shared with s by the children's grandmother, wanda rogers currently taking care of several of those kids and the pictures show the kids alleged injuries. she's been very vocal about the unhealthy conditions of that fairfield home and also shared a video from inside of it claiming to have found a satanic book and knife. she's claiming the father in this, jonathan allen is a devil worshipper. he's been arrested and charged with several counts of felony torture and child abuse and during a jailhouse interview he denied allegations he tortured his kids and had this to say about his religion. >> i say like the closest thing to me is like indiana jones, like a deep sea diver or high climber with alternate

spirituality. >> allen's bell was set at $5.2 million. the court hearing for ina rogers is set for 8:30 a.m. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you so much for that update. a developing in hawaii, ash and smoke as i see there, once again rising from kilauea's crater. explosions inside the volcano continue as that lava just keeps oozing through those neighborhoods nearby. many people still bracing for that big one, a 100 year eruption that could come at any time. tourists are also canceling vacation plans. hawaii's tourism board says that the eruption has cost the state more than $5 million in lost tourism. time to cheer on our warriors once again. hopinging for a case of deja vu, hoping to pull off a second straight win on the road. game two of the conference finals coming up tonight and

tomorrow night the warriors -- monday night, like i have a crystal ball, monday night the warriors game one in houston. tipoff tonight at 6:00 p.m. teams face off at oracle for game three sunday. the need for speed a lot of people have that around here in the bay area. today teenagerers in sonoma county will get their chance to experience the flashing lights and sirens of police cars. >> but in the rice wght way if e can be. [ sirens ] >> sonoma raceway's top the cops program is back for its 24th season. most wednesday nights between now and the end of august, high school students can actually race law enforcement down the quarter mile drag strip at the race way. it's still on a safe controlled environment. officers will also talk to teenagers about the importance of safe driving on the roads. also if the nonofficers do speed they get a ticket, right?

no, i don't know. we're looking over here. you're not going to be speeding krogs the bay bridge. there is a slowdown and disabled vehicle around treasure island. i'm tracking that. no significant problems but you see the buildup coming up the incline. both sirens from the earlier story. that moves smoothly and rest of the bay. i want to call out as we look towards the south bay, it is southbound 280, see a little slowing approaching 87 and the live shot shows you what's going on we have that lake caltrans arrived on scene, southbound 280 at 87. the connector is closed. you'll exit at bird on meridian. look at that beautiful sunrise and lakeside sunrise. >> lakeside. lake front property there at 280. >> feels like the weekend where we make our getway. >> halfway there. the weekend should be nice, kari? >> a great weekend around bay area. some are hoping for warmer weather but it will be slightly warmer. not quite the beach weekend with our highs there for the coast. only up to 62 degrees.

71 for the bay and 76 inland. on sunday, expect highs in the low 70s inland. it's going to feel comfortable for the fairs and festivals going on but for the beach weather, not so much. if you already have your tickets for the game on saturday, it's going to be really nice out there. kickoff at 7:15. we'll be at 67 degrees and lower 60s through the rest of the evening and then maybe wrap up the weekend in campbell for boogy on the avenue, that's going to be a nice event to check out with sunshine and highs reaching in the low 70s, we'll hit the high temperature at about 3:00 and here's a live look outside in squaw valley. each day we've seen some thunderstorms firing up and those storm chances will continue through friday as well as saturday on sunday, should be all dry as you head back to the bay area and highs in the low 60s. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes. >> sounds good, kari. it is 6:41. coming up next, the royal

wedding drama continues, the new reason megan markel's dead is not expected to attend. the north koreans say maybe they won't go to that big summit after all. taking a live look at the big board this morning. stocks seeming to ignore that bad news "today in the bay" will be right back.

it's 6:44. as you get ready to head out we're getting clearing but also clouds rolling by. here's a live look outside in

san jose as the sunshines there. our temperatures will be on the cool side, only reaching up to 67 with breezy winds and at times clouds rolling by. we'll look at the radar as it shows some thunderstorms firing up over the central valley. and also what's ahead for the bay area coming up in five minutes. >> and there it is, the flooding that continues to block two lanes of southbound 280. caltrans is on the scene and chp, make sure you don't try to make the connection towards 87 or you may get marooned. we'll look at the slow down through the area and alternates. >> 6:45, advice for you this morning. you know always wear your seat belt but today you need to make sure you buckle up if you drive on the peninsula. that's because several law enforcement agencies are planning a crackdown this in san mateo county. >> and new video now, a chp rescue, this is caught on camera and you can see right here,

crews say the hikers -- there is in the state park, sonoma county yesterday. you can see them pulling him up into that helicopter right there. he had fallen on the north burma trail and he was hiking there with his wife. >> it is 6:47, new this morning, san francisco schools may soon have less controversial names. the examiner is reporting the education board might bring in experts to review the city's public schools, specifically schools named for historical figures who have done quote, harm to humanity. the plan itself still needs approval. a sudden is he versal for the president. kim jong-un may pull out of peace talks. >> scott mcgrew, this caught the white house badly off guard. >> just yesterday some republican governors were writing a letter recommending donald trump for the nobel peace prize for a summit that hasn't happened yet and this morning we're learning that summit may not happen. this is north korean tv, the anchor is saying north korea may

pull out of talks because of u.s. military exercises currently under way. it canceled high level talks set for today and north korea says it may walk away from the meeting with donald trump all of a sudden north korea says it won't get rid of nuclear weapons as well in exchange for economic benefits. this is a huge turnaround just yesterday the country was inviting journalists to watch the demolition of its nuclear weapons testing facility. the north koreans also specifically called out national security adviser john bolton saying we don't hide our feelings of repugnance for him. bolton recently suggested north korea could follow what he called the libya model. libya promised to get rid of its nuclear weapons program in exchange for economic help. if you're a dictator with nuclear weapons, you remember this. just shortly after giving up the nuclear program, gadhafi was overthrown and executed by

western backed rebels. and if you're a dictator, you're looking at how the u.s. left the iran deal. iran promised to suspend its nuclear weapons program, our own cia says iran stuck to that agreement but we pulled out anyway. the white house says it's aware of all of this and monitoring it. sara sanders just told us she plans a special briefing to reporters. president trump who tweeted about north korea 40 times by my count, since becoming president, hasn't mentioned it yet in today's tweets. one more quick thing, a few moments ago the senate judiciary committee released hundreds of pages of transcripts of its interview with donald trump jr. about his meeting with russians at the trump tower. it is hundreds of pages. we're still going through it. then moments ago the senate intel committee approved gina haspel as cia chief. lots to watch on twitter this morning. i'll keep you updated. find me at scott mcgrew. >> a lot of people watching and waiting finally for the royal

wedding. the big day is almost here. overnight a big announcement from the palace as well. >> of course the bride and groom officially naming their brides maids and the page boys. we pretty much knew some of this as we expected. princess charlotte will be one of the six brides maids all children and prince george one of the four page boys also all children. meghan markel's dad will likely not be there for the wedding on saturday. he's having emergency heart surgery following a heart attack and of course a paparazzi controversy. this morning british royal super fans already camping out. this is outside of windsor castle. many of them like the woman we want to show you right there. you see her right there, they say they aren't going home until after the royal couple comes by. >> i'm sitting in this chair and i'm not moving.

only go to go the toilet. this is the biggest moment in harry's life and i want to have a prime position to see him coming past happy with his bride and i can't wait. >> a big moment in his life, big moment in her life. >> like she was harry's aunt. >> she might be. you never know, distant. >> you may be remembering what meghan mark many's name will be after the wedding, technically she'll be a princess but likely be called duchess, at least that's what those experts are telling us, duchess meghan. >> what a life change for her. >> you were just meg. >> wow. >> duchess. >> that is amazing. >> the big wedding will be featured here 1:30 in the morning on saturday. >> kind of early for us even. >> yeah. >> we're going to have a great weekend, beautiful weather. we're waking up to some sunshine in parts of the bay area. and also seeing those clouds

rolling by as we look in the distance. let's get a look at the radar. we're seeing a lot of lightning strikes firing up here over parts of the central valley but also wanted to show you something a little bit closer and as we've seen a couple of lightning strikes there close to are the delta. and we'll be approaching fairfield. just something to monitor there as we go into the morning commute. things are getting busy here and there will be the potential of some more of those showers, mostly over the sacramento valley and then continuing to move into the north bay as we go into early afternoon. the rest of the bay area looks like we'll stay dry. we'll also seeing a mix of sun and clouds this morning as we get a live look outside in san jose. you're getting dregsed this morning, you do need a jacket. you can probably leave the umbrella at home. most won't be affected by the rain and long sleeves needed all day today because our temperatures have been cool but this is perfect biking weather for the amgen tour of california. and that starts at 12:45. in morgan hill in the low 60s

throughout the day for everyone lining the route. and walnut creek in the mid 60s, all of the high temperatures in the upper 60s an antioch 68 degrees and breezy in san francisco and 60 degrees and 68 today in fall lopal toal to. mike has been tracking water flooding the roads and crashes all kinds of crazy stuff. >> let's take you to the scenic shore of lake san jose or lake 280, whatever you want to call it. we call it a pain, you can't access 87. getting towards downtown or opposite direction, the access is only for the two lanes traveling north on 280. caltrans was there. there's a busted pump in here so they can't clear the water because it would normally be pumped out. out to the maps we're talking about the slower drive through the area. southbound shows a little slowing from about meridian and bird. you want to exit to get into city streets to take you to downtown san jose or perhaps

southbound. the tri-valley, east bay, no real problems. hayward and union city build but fremont completely covered after the earlier crash cleared in northbound 880 at stevenson. a fender bender at the berkeley curve but the disabled vehicle at treasure island is causing a slower drive. we have a backup of course at the toll plaza, back to you. >> coming up next, a quk look at the top stories here on "today in the bay" including a disturbing spike in the number of kids and teens with suicidal thoughts. the impact schools stress could have on your child's health. >> first happening now at 6:53, teachers in north carolina are protesting today. they are pushing for more education funding. teachers say they were inspired by rallies in other states. they can sem d classes for the day. guatemala opens its new embassy in jerusalem becoming the second country to do so after the united states. israel prime minister says it's fitting since guatemala also

follows the u.s. to be the second country to recognize israel 70 years ago. paraguay will also relocate its embassy. 6:54. in the bay--

welcome back, before you head out it's 6:56, here are the top stories on "today in the

bay." the chp a short time ago finally reopened all northbound lanes following a deadly crash last night. took that long to investigate. chp says three people died, five others in the hospital. the chp says the driver who triggered the crash is in custody. accused of reckless driving under the influence of marijuana. that crash all closed down all northbound lanes for almost nine hours as we mentioned. they didn't oop until 6:15 this morning. the 19-year-old accused of killing a man at sonoma state is due in court today. bratton stabbed a 26-year-old man in a campus dorm room on sunday. witnesses say they heard the fight and saw bratton covered in blood. those witnesses also say bratton told them he was defending himself. police say both men knew each other. >> a new study suggests stress from school, school stress, may play a role in the rising number of kids and teens who have thoughts of suicide.

that rate has doubled since 2008 and the problem spikes in the fall. it's unclear whether schools are more stressful or if teachers are simply referring kids for more help more often. this has been a big issue locally last year the cdc released a year's long investigation into so-called suicide epidemic long students among those students in palo alto. if you or anyone you know may be in a crisis, someone is available to talk and listen to you 24 hours a day. the suicide prevention hot line is on your screen, 1-800-273-8255. at 6:58, a live look at the sol lancast solan o county courthouse, the mother of a torture case is expected to appear in court. ina rogers is currently out on bail. but prosecutors say she and the father of their ten children punched and strangled and shot

the children with a bb gun. the father jonathan allen is being held on $5 million bail. the amgen tour of california bike race takes off in the south bay this afternoon. the stage of the race starts and ends in downtown morgan hill. the tour starts in southern california and eventually ends in sacramento covering more than 600 miles. >> it's going to be a busy one there. kids may have to wait for pickup but hopefully it's a nice day. >> it's going to be nice out there. a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60s inland and low 70s into the weekend. for san francisco, 60 and windy as we go into the afternoon. >> all right, then let's go back to the flooding in san jose. >> we'll continue to follow this. here's the live shot we're talking about, this lake here, this is not sewage, this is not a busted pipe. this is actually ground water that's seeps up all the time but the pump to drain it is busted. that's why we have it on 280 and 87. there we go, we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update.

>> more news for you for nbc bay area news at 11:00 on this hump day. enjoy it. have a great day. good morning, breaking overnight, talks tanking? good morning, breaking overnight -- talks tanking? north korea threatens to cancel that historic meeting between president trump and kim jong un. the white house caught offguard. account summit be saved? we're live with the latest. deadly and destructive, a line of power storms battered the east coast. at least five people killed, half a million without power. thousands of commuters stranded for hours. and this morning, a new round of rough weather on the way. will he or won't he? meghan markle's father in the hospital, set to undergo heart surgery just days before the royal wedding.