. . . new this morning, aseanaairlines under investigation for not providing victims with proper help in the hours and days following the disaster. details next a south bay school teacher in jail accused of having sex with a minor. what the district is telling parents this morning on the brink of eviction in a little more than an hour. a fraens coupsan francisco coup yanked from their home a live look at san francisco. the city by the bay, all lit up on this wednesday, september 25th. this is "today in the bay." how do you do?

good morning to you. it is 4:30. i'm marla tallez. jon is off today i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check the forecast with meteorologist, christina lauren. good morning, to you laura and marla. this morning, pretty comfortable out there. temperaturewise, a little chilly. you will probably want to grab a light sweater or jacket. the big story in the weather department is the wind for today. we could see a few showers on the breeze as well. america's cup races were able to go on. boy, oh boy, was it a great race. oracle still in it to win it. i'll let you know what we are expecting as those winds strengthen for today. first, i want to check your drive. say good morning to mike inouye. speaking of those winds, that's what we have to advice you about. chp says advisory for the bay bridge. the camera not shaking on the emeryville side. gusty as you cross over the bay. quite possible.

look at view from our foster city side. the camera on the western side of the san mateo bridge. it will tremble as gusts come through from time to time. the richmond, santa fe bridge. we'll talk about that. the south bay just popped up, guys. we'll send it back to you. it is 4:32. kenya's president obama says they have defeated a group of terrorist that attacked a shopping mall in nairobi. they still say some attackers will be hiding inside. the president of the country has declared three days of mourning over the attack. at least 61 civilians and five al shabaab militants were known to have killed. the most deadly attack since the truck bombing that killed more than 200. 11 suspects have been arrested for the attack new this morning, federal transportation officials have opened a new investigation into

aseana airlines and whether it broke guides into helps victims. they were required to post a toll-free number within an hour to gather and distribute information to families. the airline was also required to provide transportation and lodging for family members that were coming to be with injured loved ones. several passengers are suing asiana saying they failed to provide timely information after the crash students returned to class for the first time since learning a popular teaching has been arrested. hugo cortes guzman was arrested yesterday after questioning him on allegations of unlawful sex with a minor. the school sent a letter to parents and students informing them of the arrest. they say he has been placed on leave pending the investigation and asked that no one form unfounded conclusions.

santa clara police are asking anyone who has had contact with cortes guzman to give them a call. san francisco police say they need your help to catch a killer. they think this man in this muni surveillan surveillance video who is the same person that shot and killed someone minutes later as he got off the street car in the ingleside neighborhood. it happened at randolph and bright streets at about 10:00 that night. they think the killing was random. the man tossed his gun as he ran away. police found it and think it is going to help them identify this person. to help put people at ease, there was an increased officer presence on the line last night. the manager of a san leandro safeway is in the hospital all because of the man in this video. employees of the supermarket say the man walked up to the manager and told him, his wife lost her purse in the store. the manager directed him to the

lost and found. that's when the man punched the manager and then ran away. police say the manager is in the hospital and still not in a condition to speak. they do not know if the two knew each other a couple in their 70s in san francisco hoping to avoid being evekted evicted in less than an hour and a half. they raised seven children at this apartment building at jackson and larkin. the building aus new owner evicted all tenants under the ellis act. the lees remain. they have until 6:00 a.m. to get out. she says she has nowhere else to go. they pay $778 a month under rent control. nearby apartments start at $2,000 a month. >> translator: my last day in this home. i don't know where to court. >> the court says the property owner is not breaking the law. san francisco supervisor says it will take changes to the ellis act to protect families like the

lees. he plans to introduce legislation that would put them at the top of the list for affordable housing in san francisco. affordable housing activists are planning a day of action at the building that starts at 8:00. vocation and prayer will start an all-day protest against a real estate investor that bought the building. a vifl gil is scheduled for 4:0. despite public outcry, the plan to bulldoze a nature preserve in santa clara is still an option 67. last night, it was packed with supporters. they are planning to bulldoze some of the preserves to make way for soccer fields. that's because the fields next to levi stadium will likely be paved over to create several,000 parking spaces this. they say ulistac is one option but bitter option remains. >> soccer fields can be moved

anywhere. the 40 natural acres of ulistac park cannot be. >> the mayor says he will vote against any plan that includes the nature preserve. have you seen this one? it has been a comeback of historical proportions. oracle team usa did it again winning for the seventh straight time over team new zealand. they won both races yesterday afternoon to eechbt series with the kiwis at eight. that sets up a winner take all. one mores in the san francisco base. that race is set for 1:15, weather permitting. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. right before that, catch days of our lives at noon, be bethenny at 3:00 and ellen at 4:00. yesterday, you thought it was touch and go whether the races would happen. any idea today?

good morning, to you, marla and laura. those winds will likely play a factor if you are crossing any of our bay area bridges. yesterday, they had to wait right up until the minute to find out whether both of those races could happen. they were really pushing the limits when it came to wind speeds. it has to do with wind speeds and currents. today, the winds are going to be a little bit stronger. this is what we're expecting from the winds. 11:00 a.m., you can see the reds coming in, warmer colors. 20-30-mile-per-hour wind speeds. the race was able to happen. 4:00 p.m., we saw the clock getting stronger wind gusts throughout the bay area. this is a widespread wind event. want to make sure you are aware of it. the reason why, we have a storm system moving through. our temperatures down in the 60s in the south bay. fremont, 69. 74 degrees in livermore with a chance for some showers. not a great chance.

i'm going to show you where from my next report. first, want to check on your drive. here is our highway man, mike inouye. >> the highway man that was watching the oceans. with the high winds, we are keeping our fingers crossed. we are looking at san jose. it is moving smoothly, no problem. the entire south bay overall in the green. typical construction, 280 at 17. north 110 as you just pass brokaw. a word of a crash involving a motorcycle. the good news, chp says no injuries. it could be off to the shoulder. minor slowing over the next few minutes. the east bay, we talked about the wind advisory. there is a little slowing coming off that eastshore freeway and heading over westbound 580. it is smooth once you get toward the north bay. that would be san rafael. it is 4:39. bay area firefighters getting

special training responding to emergencies that involve kids. plus -- >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. >> still going. u.s. senator, ted cruz continues to speak on the senate floor trying to delay a vote on a plan to raise the debt ceiling. new reports of a large quake in pakistan created a brand new island. we'll take a look at that.

welcome back. 4:43 this morning. still, no bill in congress. a texas senator is determined to stop it. live pictures. this is from republican senator, ted cruz. he actually started speaking yesterday afternoon and said he would speak until he could no longer stand. remarkably, he looks awake. cruz supports the part of the bill but is worried democrats will strip it from the final version. cruz, florida senator, marco rubio and utah senator, mike lee, have taken turns speaking

throughout the night. as long as win of them just keeps on talking, the vote cannot happen. in the meantime, a big part of the new health care law takes effect in less than a week. the obama administration is unveiling details of the new exchanges where people will be able to shop for health insurance. a mid-range benchmark plan will average $328 a month for an individual. kathleen sebelius will give an overview of premiums and choices it has america's treasury secretary worried this morning. seema mody is live with details. plus, how the markets are reacting to the looming deadline. seema? that's right. treasury secretary, jack lieu, says the u.s. could have less than $50 billion in cash when the country hits the debt ceiling in mid-october. that's less than previously thought because tax receipts were lower than expected this summer. the u.s. has been bumping up against the $16.7 trillion

borrowing limit since may. but has employed emergency measures to avoid defaulting on its bills. stocks fell for a fourth straight day on tuesday. a drop in consumer confidence and worries about a fight over the debt ceiling overshadowing a rise in home prices and easing concerns about the middle east. today, with he get data out on demand for big ticket durable goods and new home sales. the dow falling 66 points. the nasdaq edging up by 3. amazon turns up the heat on apple's ipad with two new kindle fire tablets. the hdx comes in two sizes, 7 and 8.9 inches. they have a sharper screen and a faster processor. a may day button that let's users video chat with tech support at any time of day or night. how about that? >> technology rules the world. thanks so much. we continue to get new numbers out of pakistan this morning after a devastating 7.7 magnitude quake in the country's southwest region.

pakistani officials say at least 238 people have been killed by yesterday's quake. more than 350 others injured. this is a video of military aid enteri enteri entering carachi earlier this morning. strong aftershocks continue to shake the region. there are also new reports that the quake may have been so strong it created an island. a private pakistani broadcast showed this video, the supposed island in the arabian sea. people were seen standing on the beach looking at it. the island is reportedly 100 feet in diameter. usgs has not confirmed if the quake actually caused the island to form. won't that be interesting if, in fact, that is true. >> extremely. >> what's going on in our bay area forecast today? anything interesting? >> it is the tech tonic plates that created all those micro

climates. that's what makes my heart a little bit difficult but it makes it great for everybody that lives here. if it gets too hat where you live, an hour trip to the coast make things feel more comfortable. that's going to be the case for today. warm inland, not that warm but definitely warmer than what we're expecting at the immediate coast. not expecting to break out of the upper 50s, a windchill factor with some pretty strong winds out there. the strongest sustained speed is up in novato, sustained to 35, 40 miles an hour. area of low pressure funneling in cool air. in addition to the winds, we also are expecting some light showers. right about 4:00 p.m. for some showers near inland valleys up in the north bay in particular. maybe some action out in the east bay but not expecting much. what we will notice is a much cooler day, only breaking out of the upper 60s in center city.

this is what we're looking for as far as your highs. cool day in san jose. cool enough for snow to stick nar around in tahoe. maybe a dusting. everything clears out of here as we head through thursday morning. it should be a nice, clear start, great air quality after that moisture. most of the bay area. 74, livermore. 69 in fremont. 67 degrees in san jose. feeling like fall out there. not for long. we have some major changes headed our way. we are going to warm you up. a warming trend starts as we get into tomorrow. it really kicks into high gear over the course of the weekend with temperatures warming into the 90s. monday, tuesday, wednesday, staying nice and warm around here, which is great news if you still want to hit the beach. your beaches are going to be celebrating some beautiful weather. upper 60s to low 70s out there as we head through this weekend and next. we do have to point out for the next couple of days, we have some rough surf dangers, rip currents and sneaker waves. we'll talk more about that and

your america's cup forecast coming up. right now, back to you, laura and marla thanks, christina. 4:48. bay area firefighters will get hands-on training to help kids facing medical emergencies. they will give pediatric emergency tining to firefighters from all over the bay area. this he will respond to simulated emergency situations involving children and use their own equipment to treat them. the medical needs of children are usually different than adults and this training gives firefighters a chance to learn more specialized skills it is 4:49. today at noon, governor brown will be in oakland to sign a bill increasing the state's minimum wage. the wage will jump from $8 an hour to $10 an hour. starting next july, the minimum wage will increase to $9 in july

and then $10 an hour in july, 2016. an earthquake warning system has been developed. they have until january, 2016, to find the $80 million needed to fund the system. the warren system will not predict earthquakes but will provide valuable seconds of warning palo alto city leaders will come together to celebrate electric vehicles. there will be a special event featuring the latest electric vehicles and electric vehicle test drives. palo alto is the home of tesla motors. earlier this week, they decided to move forward with a plan requiring all new housing project it's to include circuit tri to charge electric vehicles. the giants are benching two key players. >> a scary season at earthquake practice. an armored vehicle goes crashing into a vehicle feet away from players.

this is the north bay southbound 101. a good number of head lights but no problems up here. watch for the wind coming across the richmond, san rafael bridge. we'll talk about a couple other issues in a new crash coming up.

good morning to you as we give you a live look at san francisco. that's a really nice shot. looks very clear on this wednesday. miss christina, she is checking that forecast for us. it is 4:53.

>> very pretty out there. >> it is. the a's may have locked their spot in the playoff but there is still scoreboard watching. >> a strong finish could mean home field advantage throughout the postseason. with four games left, the a's trail to the boston red sox for the best record in the american league. they hope to gain ground as they wrap up their visit to anaheim. first pitch is at 12:45. as the giants season winds down, the team says it will be ben benching some of its players. nirth marco stew taro or madison baumgartner will play in the final games. scutaro will have surgery to insert a pin that was in the pinkie finger when injured in june. zito will have a final start tonight, taking the mound at 7:15 against the dodgers a scary accident at the san jose earthquake's soccer practice. a bradley fighting vehicle

slammed into this concrete barrier about 10 feet from where the team was training yesterday. it took a chunk out of the barrier but no one was hurt. the system leases land to test its bradley vehicles. a company spokesperson tells us the driver was not speeding. let's hope he had his seat belt on assuming those bad boys have seat belts. >> i don't know. we want to check in with mike. >> no armored vehicles on the roadway. we are looking at 880. look at that really beautiful view. clear area. from time to time, you can see this camera shake. it is the top of the 13th floor, the building across from the coliseum. the wind is gusting up a bit from time to time. right now, steady. the maps will show you a little slowing north of there. road crews heading through downtown may be moving at this time. no confirmation. we just get told when they have cleared. north 238, coming up toward 880, this we hope clears completely

to the shoulder. there is a report of someone fixing a tire very, very close to the roadway. a crash icon just appeared on our system. chp says it is only a disabled vehicle. i am going to call to check and make sure that has not changed. a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. the dumbarton, it might get gusty. no problems aside from the global warning it is 4:56. vector control crews gearing up to start fogging. we'll tell you where people need to be extra careful this morning. new developments in the case of a group of local casual carpoolers getting held up. we'll have details after the break. we take you live to washington. here we are with those lawmakers still talking about obama care. this is not senator ted cruz but he is on a mission to not stop talking as he pro he tests obama care.

it is 4:56. stay with us.

good morning. i'm bob redell. live in the south bay, a high school math teacher has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a minor. that story coming up a bay area woman killed by an alleged drunk driver while away at college. what police are saying about the person behind the wheel. a cool start to this wednesday morning. grab your sweater. it will feel like fall just for one day. we have a warm up headed your way. the full forecast in just a moment. the number of bridges get the advisory from chp. we'll sort it out as well as the update for the east bay incident on 238. live to the south bay. the lights are glistening. you made it halfway through your workweek. it is wednesday, september 25th. this is "today in the bay."

a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i'm marla tallez in for john kell wi kelly. students at a south bay high school have learned a popular math teacher has been arrested accused of having sex with a minor. bob, he is already finding some support online. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. yes. we have seen some tweets in support of hugo cortes guzman that paint him as a positive role model for students. santa clara police have a different opinion. yesterday, late afternoon, they took him in for questioning. after the interview, they arrested him for allegedly having sex with a minor. whether that person is a student at santa clara high, police will not say. cortes guzman teaches math at this schoolnd