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 school and is also involved

in avid, a program that helps mostly low-income students prepare for college. the district sent a letter letting parents know about the arrest alerting them that he has been placed on leave. the letter asking parents not to jump to any conclusions. that he is presumed innocent. if anyone has any more information about this case, to contact police. a few young people, possibly students at santa clara high have opened up on twitter about his arrest. one tweet reads, he was my fave teacher in santa clear ra. another one calls him an amazing teacher who cares for his students and the school. quote, stop believing these dumb rumors. i believe he is not guilty, unquote. reporting live here at santa clara high, bob redell, "today in the bay." it is 5:01. we know a chico state nursing student is a 21-year-old woman from livermore. christina chesterman was riding

her bike over a bridge in chico when she was hit been an suv. she died yesterday. her family says her organs will be donated. the bay area news group reports she was thrown 120 feet in her buy sib bicycle. the driver, a 19-year-old, took off after the crash but was tracked down by police later sunday night. hoover is now charged with vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence no arrests yet in that brutal beating of a pleasanton man. they are still interviewing several local teens. late friday night, 51-year-old david lamont went outside of his home after hearing loud voices. his wife found him beating and unconscious in the streets. the father of two is still in a coma this morning. a potential witness telling nbc bay area he saw a gold or metallic brown suv leaving the area around the time of the beating. pleasanton police say the persons of interest attend both

high schools in pleasanton z. >> an elderly couple facing eviction in less than an hour. they are refusing to leave the home they have lived in for decades. "today in the bay's" christie smith live outside the couple's home. this is a fight over rent control. >> reporter: that's exactly right. good morning to you. they could be evicted within the hour. they have called this san francisco apartment home more than 34 years. they are saying no. they are going to stand up to a system that favors developers over poor families like themselves. they are refusing to leave. 74 gum gi lee sfoek to us about raising seven kids in the two-bedroom rent-controlled apartment. they pay $778 a month in rent but recently, the buildings new owner told the tennants that he was evicting them under the ellis act. the state law that allows property openers to clear the building with buyouts. the units are supposed to be fixed up and put back on the market.

apparently, there is a way to get around this. all very stressful for this family. the lee family spoke with us through an interpreter. >> i feel really stressed and anxious. >> the target undervalued rent-controlled properties. you clear the property and resell it as luxury tenancy in common units. >> with the housing market on the way up, the san francisco rent board says in the first six months of last year, landlords filed 62 ellis act eviction notices. so far this year, that's just about double to 125. lee says she can't afford to move in this area where one bedrooms are going for $2,000 a month. supervisor, david chu, says he is hoping to change the laws and give seniors priority on the affordable housing list. activists say they plan to be here all morning to help this

family out. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." 5:04. two people have been arrested suspected of robbing a line of casual carpoolers in the rock ridge neighborhood. some of the victims of monday's robbery identified 22-year-old delonte johnson and a 17-year-old boy as the suspects. police believe they, along with a third person, held up about 20 people at gunpoint as they waited at line at the carpool stop on hudson street near claremont avenue. some of the people in line ran away. mosquito fogging is just about to take place in the brentwood area and last until 10:00 a.m. they will be in the southeast corner of holland tract road north of the holland tract marina. it is due to a high number of mosquitoes and the detection of west niles virus in the area. if you didn't mind yesterday, you will be okay with

today's forecast. it was a nice day yesterday. it was. today is going to be windier and cooler, still, feeling like fall as we transition between the two seasons. we are going to jump right back up to summertime norms getting into this weekend. if it was too cool yesterday, if you think 67, 68 degrees is too cool in the south bay, we have good news. we are going to warm you back up. temperatures this morning, pretty chilly. cool enough for a jacket. we are expecting some of your numbers to fall into the upper 40s before we hit the lows. the coolest point of the day is typically right around sunrise. here we go, 57, san francisco. 57 in san jose. winds are certainly building out there. we're going to see these winds kind of jump around. all your wind speeds will be going up and down all morning long. expecting the strongest winds this afternoon.

we stop at high noon. pretty breezy. as we continue throughout the evening, winds will get even stronger. mostly between about 4:00 and 8:00, and then we'll start to see the winds decrease overnight. it is courtesy of a storm system. we are going to talk about who might see some showers. a very, very small area that we're looking at for that opportunity. i'm going to show you that in my next report. 74, livermore, 69, fremont. 63, san francisco. let's take a look at your drive. here is mike inouye. he wi awe are giving adviso the bay bridge. from time to time, you will see this camera mounted in emeryville, a roof top camera shake a little bit. as you are crossing the bridge, advisory from chp. gusty winds across the bay bridge likely. a clear view that results in a beautiful view of the city. a nice, easy drive. traffic down the eastshore freeway, not a problem. westbound 580, a little slowing for construction. north 238, the earlier incident

there, the flat tire as you are approaching 880 sounds like the activities should be completely clear in the next few minutes. it was not a crash. the icon popped up on our maps. i called chp. there is no crash in the area from the reports. we are looking at a nice, easy drive southbound. a tad bit of slowing. crossing the san mateo bridge, another wind advisory for 92 across the bridge. 84, clear. watch the high rise. we will take a live look from the foster city side. some gusts from time to time. our camera shaking as it looks into the distance with the folks coming westbound off the san mateo bridge into foster sit it i. it is 5:08. a california doctor jumps in to save a woman choking in a restaurant. we'll explain why the heimlich maneuver wasn't enough. a new and daring promise in john mcafee. unbelievable.

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welcome back. it is 5:11. one of san francisco's landmarks has been sold. an atlanta-based invest firm has purchased the retail portion of ge ghirdelli square for $50 million. they plan to revive the area and invest about $15 million for upgrades. >> as long as i can still get my sundae there. john mcafee may be ready to stage a comeback. he is planning to launch a new cybersecurity company that he claims will make the internet impossible to hack. he is best known for founding

the anti-virus company that bears his name. more recently, he has made headlines for hiding from authorities who want to question him about the death of his neighbor. everyone is talking about the new kindle. they will come with their own live help. >> like on star for gadgets. introducing several new kindle ebook readers. they are thinner, lighter and do fancy new things. a special app. press it and you get help instantly from amazon itself. zu can press this button and a tech support adviser will appear on your screen and co-pilot you through anything. they can draw on your screen and show you how to do things. we are trying to make it easier for people to stay in control of their technology instead of the technology being in control of the person. >> what a good idea. he is speaking with cnbc's john

fortt. bay so is on word wild kindle tour. 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. facebook is worth mormone money than that. debt ceiling and worries about the market having peaked and worries on wall street. seema mody is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. that continues to be a big market mover. we are seeing futures mixed after stocks fell for a fourth straight day on tuesday. a drop in consumer confidence and worries about a fight overshadowing a rise in home prices as well as easing concerns about the middle east. we get data out on demand for big ticket durable goods and new home sales. the dow falling 66 points. the nasdaq edging up 63.

fueled by some internet stocks that have been on fire. 5:13. i'm sure mike will remind you. howard at third street closed again today for oracle open world. it has caused a shortage of hotel rooms in san francisco. you have open world and the unexpectedly long america's cup. larry ellison blew off his own keynote at the conference to attend the sailing competition. i was reading and struck by this. oracle open world is so big, the population of san francisco rose by 7%. >> no kidding. >> i had no idea it was that big i knew it shut down roads crews in southern california making progress against a wild fire that forced the evacuation of 40 homes in the san bernardino foothills.

the 200-acre fire started late yesterday afternoon near the heavily traveled interstate 15. 30 homes were evacuated as a precaution. none have burned. >> it is that time of year talking about wild fire after wild fire. >> still fire season. we are now in fall. temperatures are going to feel like fall for one day only, one day only. get it while it is cool. 5:15 now. that was some really impressive racing on the san francisco bay. and, you know what? i'm not going to say whether or not the race will go on but based on my forecast, i can tell you it is going to be another close call. we probably won't find out until right up until the moment that race is slated to start. that's about 1:00. you can catch all the action on nbc bay area. taking a live look here, san francisco looking good. our winds are coming out of the northwest. for us, that means we are going to see some pretty blustery conditions as those winds pump from the north.

that's usually a dry wind as well. you want to keep that in mind. not packing a lot of energy or a lot of moisture. we still could see some showers. i want to show you where in a moment. look at this. we just climbed in san francisco. 24 miles per hour sustained speeds there. we are going to see these numbers go in and out all morning long. i will be tracking the stronger gusts. as you know, if you drive a high-profile vehicle, that can certainly impact your ride to work this morning. right now, strongest wind at the immediate coast and up through the north bay. this is a view of what we're expecting as far as clouds and showers. at 2:00 p.m. you can see mostly clear conditions for most of the bay area. a deceptive sunshine where you look ott out your window and it looks beautiful. temperatures breaking into the upper 60s for today. a much cooler day here in the south bay. if we do get action, the window opens from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. as far as showers go. for the most part, those will

come down in the north bay. maybe a few stray showers. not looking towards a lot. you don't need to take that umbrella with you. that window closes at about 5:00 p.m. this evening. it is going to be a pretty nice day. 74, livermore. 69, fremont. kind of cool toward the coast. 63, san francisco. 59 degrees in places like pacifica today. if you want the warmer weather, we've got it for you as we get into the next couple of days. temperatures are going to warm nicely. we'll be back in the 90s by sunday. starting to level off monday into tuesday. staying warmer than average. big waves. have you seen that big sur have? >> only from the shots you have shown us. we are watching the surf and the wind over the san francisco bay for the oracle and emirates battle. no problems and no waves down here. a nice, easy drive. we have an earlier crash north 110 at brokaw. it is completely out of lanes

and not an issue as far as the flow of traffic past the scene. we are still watching the one issue. 101 as you travel up through palo alto, northbound, an easy drive. a good volume of traffic. nothing unexpected we have seen about this volume for the last couple of weeks. 101 getting more popular earlier in the commute. we will take a look outside. oakland northbound 880 past the coliseum. southbound picking up the vowel y volume. wind advisories for san mateo and bay bridge. let's look at the toll plaza with all these lights on. a smooth drive. gusts possible as you travel over this span. watch that richmond san rafael bridge to the north. a couple of events. the america's cup unexpectedly long. the giants play tonight. three issues but all at different times.

hopefully, spread it out, folks. back to you. lawyers will be back in a southern california courtroom as closing arguments continue in the michael jackson aeg trial. today, lawyers for aeg live will present their final arguments. the company claims jackson hired dr. conrad murray, whose actions led to the pop star's death. lawyers for the jackson family said, in closing arguments yesterday, aeg hired the doctor without ever investigating his background a food company that supplies stores like target is expanding a recall of dozens of its products because of possible listeria. garden fresh food say their ready to eat salad and slaw and dip products could be contaminated with an organism that can weaken the immune system and cause death in young children and the el dederly. some products were sold in california. the items sold under the product names, market pantry, archer

farms. d'amico and sons, randy's and grandpa's, garden fresh, weiss and spartan. workers in downtown palo alto may find a new place to park. they unvaimeiled a new parking permit system. people living in the neighborhoods close to downtown have complained about parking shortage, because downtown workers can park all day for free instead of paying for garage permits or parking meters. they will send out surveys on the proposed residential permit program. in a few hours, the city of fremont will open its very first whole foods market. the popular grocery store is located on mowery avenue. it is set for 9:45 for the grand opening. it will have a smokehouse grill, a beer tap room and a health

specialist on site. >> in that order, probably. >> yeah. you need the health specialist at the end. california doctor's quick thinking is credited with saving the life of a bakersfield community leader. >> a woman started choking on her food while out to dinner. they tried the heimlich maneuver but it didn't work. that's when this man here, dr. royce johnson. he used a friend's pocket knife to cut open her throat and insert a hollow cylinder of a pen to help her breath. she is expected to be okay. that's extreme but it worked. >> right place, right time. 5:21. fights outside of yankee stadium keeping hun keeping hundreds of people from getting in to see the game. we'll tell you about the little toy that caused all this trouble coming up.

and their liberal friends in the media. so as i get to my question, what i want to ask is some things about how we would fix it.

senator roberts say, oh, they don't have any answers. they're not willing to fix obamacare. the truth of the matter is, we've been talking about this fo welcome back. taking you back to the u.s. senate where the fill buster continues to go on. senator rand paul is speaking. ted cruiz handed it over to him as they are continuing to keep this going on trying to defund the health care law. we are going to keep tabs on what's going on there in washington. it is 5:24 locally. organizers of running with the bulls event say they are now looking at venues outside of san francisco. san francisco's animal control and welfare commission passed a resolution last week voicing its opposition to the event and requesting that the organizers stop using the city's name in ads. according to the examiner, the great bull run, llc, says it is now exploring venues between san jose and sacramento, though not within those cities. it is build as a chance for

people to run a quarter mile track with 24 bulls. i'm good. i don't need to do that. organizers say the bulls are treated humanely. the event in northern california is supposed to be held in june. >> the people themselves not so much. call it a bobblehead breakdown. 18,000 yankee fans who lined up to score a marie anna rivera bobblehead got heated when the train bringing them came late. the track bringing the bobbleheads from the train to the stadium had hydraulic issues leading to more delays. stadium workers handed out vouchers until the bobblehea arrived after the third inning. people were very frustrated. reports of some fist fights breaking out. so many of the collectors wanted them right here, right now. >> i guess they didn't really go to watch the game. christina loren, what's going on with the forecast.

>> a pretty good impersonation of a bobblehead. good morning. we have a really good-looking day shaping up. temperatures are going to be cool. it is going to feel like fall. after all, we noare now into th new season. break out the scarfs and the boots if you want to. we do have wind prevailing out of the northwest. as we head throughout the day, we are going to continue to see the northwest wind push off to the southeast. it will get gustier and gustier as we head throughout the afternoon. major impacts, gusts, 20-50 miles an hour. that could knock things down if they are not tied down in your backyard. tomorrow, more blustery. thursday afternoon, increased fire threat as well. that goes up with those dry north winds. we lose that moisture associated with the system. finally, friday, the winds subside. we'll take a look at who could see showers. a small area we are watching.

you could be included. that's coming up. let's check that drive and say good morning to mike. >> despite the blustery day, they are talking about no problems for the golden gate bridge. a nice, easy view. no fog in the area as well, because it has been cleared out. we will talk about an issue as we look at the north bay. southbound 101 near sir francis drake. there may be some activity as you pass out there. the volume builds through san rafael. a quick look at fremont. no problem. we are getting a lot of company now stim still at the limit. 5:27. the city tries to figure out what to do about a parking shortage at the new levi stadium. >>. >> what police are telling us about this man. the prime suspect in a recent murder investigation.

new this morning, asiana airlines under scrutiny for not providing victims with help following the disaster a south bay school teacher in jail accused of having sex with a minor. what the district is telling parents this morning. >> a storm system blowing in as we head into the fourth day of the new season. temperatures are going to be cool likely requiring a sweater. the big story is the wind and how it could impact the america's cup final race we are talking about how that wind might impact your drive as well. we're talking about the crossing of the bay right now. a live look outside from the south bay this morning. feels like fall perhaps. we are at the end of september, the 25th. wednesday morning. this is "today in the bay."

from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. federal transportation officials have opened a brand new investigation into asiaa airlines was required to post a toll-free number within an hour of the crash to gather and distribute information to families. they were also required to provide transportation and lodging for family members coming to be with injured loved ones. several passengers are suing saying they failed to provide timely information after the crash a teacher at a south bay high school is off the job after being arrested for having sex

with a minor. bob redell live. >> reporter: the school district along with the school did send out a letter to parents letting them know about the arrest of hugo cortes guzman, a math teacher here at santa clara high, alerting them that he had been placed on leave, as is required by law. the letter asks parents not to jump to any conclusions, that cortes guzman is presumed innocent. if anyone has any more information, to contact police. yesterday, this was late afternoon, police took cortes guzman in for questioning. after this interview, they arrested him for allegedly having sex with a minor. whether that person is a student at santa clara high, police are not saying. cortes guzman teaches math here as i mentioned. he is also involved in avid. that's a program that helps mostly low-income students prepare for college. there are a few young people possibly students at santa clara high who have opened up on twitter. one tweet reads he was my

favorite teacher in santa clara. another one calls him an amazing teacher that cares for students and school. stop believing these dumb rumors. i believe he is not guilty, unquote. reporting here at santa clara high. san francisco police need your help catching a killer. they think this man here in this muni surveillance video is the same person that shot and killed someone minutes later as he got off the street car in the city's ingleside neighborhood. it happened about 10:00 monday night. police think the killing was random. a source tells nbc bay area the man tossed his gun as he ran away. police found it and think it is going to help them identify the killer. to help put people at ease, there was an increased officer presence on the muni line last night. the manager of a san leandro safeway is in the hospital all because of the man in this video. employees at 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. well, that's when police say the man punched the manager and just ran away. police say the manager is in the hospital and still not in a condition to speak. they don't know if the two know each other. despite public outcry, santa clara says a plan to bulldoze a third of a local nature preserve is still in option. last night's city council meeting was packed with supporters of the ulistac natural area. the city is considering a plan to bulldoze some of the preserve to make way for soccer fields. the fields next to levi stadium will likely be paved over to create several,0 thousand parki spaces. bitter opposition to the idea remains. >> soccer fields can be moved anywhere. the 40 natural acres of ulistac

park will not be the mayor says he will vote against any plan that includes the nature preserve. it is 5:34. a san francisco couple in their 70s is facing eviction in less than 30 minutes. they are refuse tog leave their home they have lived in for decades. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live outside the couple's home with their fight over rent control. a tough situation. >> reporter: that's right. this eviction could happen in as little as 30 minutes. we haven't seen any activity out here yet. as you say, a family who has called an apartment here on jackson and larkin street home for 34 years. they say a new owner came in and told them, you are being evicted under something called the ellis act. that would mean this couple in their 70s, gum gi lee and her husband who raised seven kids in this two-bedroom rent-controlled apartment would have to go. they pay $778 to rent. the state law allows property

owners to clear out the building with buyouts, the rental units are supposed to be fixed up and then put back on the market. there are a number of loopholes that allow them to be resold as luxury tenancy in commons. lee says she can't afford another apartment close to the doctors and schools that her kids attend. one bedroom apartment goes for about $2,000. she said she just can't do that. she spoke through an interpreter and supervisor, david chu, says he plans to change san francisco rules. >> translator: my last day in this home and i don't know where to go. >> to create priorities for tenants who are seniors or disabled who have been ellis acted to receive priority in waiting lists in affordable housing opportunities. >> the san francisco rent board says in the first six months of last year, landlords filed 62

ellis act eviction notices. 125 for the same period this year. activists say they plan to be here throughout the morning to discourage any eviction action. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> they certainly have their support. we'll check back in with you soon. we want to check in with meteorologist, christina loren. you're saying it is going to feel like fall? >> oh, yeah. you will likely notice the difference. the coolest day we have had in over two months. make sure you are ready for that. we have a windchill factor. that's going to ramp up. right now, sustained speeds at about 20 miles per hour. top speeds, take a look at some of the gusts, altamont pass at 5:15, 57-mile-per-hour wind gusts. also, sfo, 41-mile-per-hour wind gusts there and santa clara, 30 miles per hour. we are going to see gusts increase as we head throughout the day.

not looking that great when it comes to wind speeds out there. they were right at the limit yesterday. america's cup was able to go on. today, that will likely be the case as well. temperatures will be cool, though, if you are going to go watch that race out on the bay. make sure you bring your jacket with you. 63 in san francisco. 69, fremont. 67 in san jose. hard to believe that the americans were able to tie up that eight-win gap, mike. they did. i know you watched it yesterday. it was pretty exciting, huh? >> it was really, citinexciting. a good lesson in following the rules. we wouldn't have started two points down if we had followed. good life less sons in all things. as you travel across the bay, a smooth flow. watch for the high winds. the earlier slow down we saw has cleared.

60-mile-per-hour traffic. watch the dumbarton bridge. the bay bridge has that wind advisory. an easy flow approaching out of the maze. in the city, america's cup continues. unexpe unexpectedly heavy traffic. a live look at the south bay where northbound 101 has picked up volume over the past couple of minutes. things slow down and smoothing out. we'll follow the rest of the south bay coming up it is 5:39. bay area firefighters getting some special training to respond to emergencies that involve kids. we'll tell you about that. 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 this morning. he is trying to delay a vote on the plan to raise the debt ceiling.

we'll have a live report from capitol hill coming up next. young adults, and that was the

"star wars" franchise. the discussion of a rebellion against oppression, i think it captures a lot of what's going on here. we started this debate some 18

hours ago talking about the divide between the washington establishment that is not listening to the american people, that is welcome back. senator ted cruz has been there for 17 hours. all this has to do with your health care. republicans are talking through you the night and they plan to keep going. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill to explain how senator cruz is throwing a wrench in today's vote on health care and a new budget. to be sure, this isn't actually a true filibuster? >> reporter: no, it's not. you will have to give it up at some point around mid-day when they plan to have this vote. he is going to have to take a seat. what you are not seeing are the brand new black sneakers that staffers say he could bought so

he could stand all night long. they are telling us he never left the senate floor or yielded. although there have been a number of other republicans that jumped in thoep hhelp him and c this marathon filibuster from time to time. they are trying to do anything to delay today's vote that would provide a budget and prevent a government shutdown. this vote would keep all the money in for the president's health care program, for the affordable health care act. that is something that conservative republicans do not want to see. they are trying this delaying tactic. because it is connected to the budget, if things are delayed too far, it could possibly lead to a government shutdown squeeze the time essentially that the house and the senate have to work out some agreement on that budget. that's a hard deadline next week. >> something we will keep our eye on. thanks so much. in the meantime, a big part of the new health care l takes effect in less than a week.

the obama administration is unveiling the details of the new exchanges where people will be able to shop for health insurance. some mid-range benchmark plan will average $328 per month for an individual. health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius, will give an overview of plan choices today. >> troops have defeated a group of terrorists that attacked a shopping mall in nairobi. some attackers may be hiding inside with weapons and boobytraps. the country's president has declared three days of mourning over the attack. at least 61 civilians, six security forces and five al shabaab militants are known to have been killed. this was kenya's deadliest attack since the 1998 truck bombing which killed more than 200 people. the government says 11 suspects have been arrested for the mall attack. >> you know what that sneemeans

talking about america's cup. a comeback of historical proportions. oracle's team usa won for the seventh time. the american team won both yesterday afternoon to even the series with the kiwis at eight. so that sets up a winner takes all situation. one mores in the san francisco bay for the america's cup. today's race is set for 1:15, weather permitting, of course. right before that, catch days of our lives at noon, bethenny airs at 3:00 and ellen at 4:00. as always, stick around for nbc bay area news at 5:00. >> let's check in with christina loren. this will be dicey. >> i feel like this race has gone on so long. so much longer than you would have thought. >> it really does. i think people want to get it over with and head back to their

families, specially the new zealanders as we head throughout the day. i do think the weather is going to come this close. it really depends on what's going to happen right at 1:00 when that race is slated to begin. temperatures this morning are nice and comfortable at san francisco. you are at 57 degrees to kick off the day. cool enough for a jacket. we're not going to climb by all that much. maybe 5-10 degrees as we head throughout now and the heat of the day. so not seeing a very significant temperature spread for today. that's all because we've got cool air funneling in. it is also kicking up these winds. area of low pressure moving in. it is moving in quickly. this is what we're working with right now. wind speeds going in and out. they have dropped off from 21 miles per hour to 13 miles per hour, 12 in san francisco. they are going to continue to come up and decrease gradually as we head throughout the day. these are gusty winds. we are not going to see the straight line wind all day long. this is what we are looking

towards as we head throughout the afternoon. a dry system. it is packing enough moisture for a stray shower or two. the best chance is going to be between about 2:00 and 5:00 up in the north bay and in the east bay. keep that in mind. i don't think you need to bring your umbrella with you by any means, no the a deluge like we saw over the weekend. keep in mind, you might get caught under a stray shower. the bigger component will certainly be that wind. this is also going to bring some cool air and some snowfall to the highest peaks of tahoe. if you want to check that out, we're expecting the snow to move into the sierra at about 7:00, 8:00, you can always watch the webcams, mount heavenly. a beautiful, beautiful shot they have up there. we are getting in that time of year people starting to think about skiing and snowboarding. 74, livermore, 60, fremont, 67, san jose. san francisco, 63 degrees. cooler than yesterday. you'll notice the difference. the winds are going to make it

feel cooler. feeling like fall for one day only. tomorrow, we keep the wind and lose the chance for showers. that brings about a fire concern. not as windy as we get into the weekend. warmer. we level off monday through wednesday. big waves. let's get to the traffic report. this is the time we are starting right now. like you say, christina northbound 101 in san jose, we see this burst of traffic. everybody seems to come right through this interchange just north of 680 on our maps. this is where we see the slowing. the first burst is starting to ease up a bit. we had speeds in towards 50. you saw that jam. it clears out. another half hour from now, things will kick in in this area. right now, a typical pattern throughout the entire south bay. that's good news. a little slowing south 880. the earlier construction has cleared. no major problems here. both directions of 580 heading toward that dublin interchange. starting to build the volume.

a little slowing toward 60 miles her hour. typical slowing here. that build happens as well. we're talking about the winds over the bay bridge, the san ha may toe brid mateo bridge. 680 moves smoothly without a problem. so does 24. let's get a look at the toll plaza and see how things shape up. cash lanes backed up to the end of the parking lot. fast track lanes still showing an advantage. we are likely to see the metering lights in the next five minutes. we'll show you over the san mateo bridge. gusty winds as we've talked about. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. today at noon, governor brown will be in oakland to sign a bill increasing the state's minimum wage. the wage will eventually jump from $8 an hour to $10. starting next july, the minimum wage will increase to nine dollars and it will bump up to $10 an hour on january 21st of

2016. san francisco's minimum wage already higher at $10.24. they raised their minimum wage back in march. office of emergency services has until january, 2016, to find the $80 million needed to fund that system. the warning system will not predict earthquakes but will provide valuable seconds of warning. >> bay area firefighters will get hands-on training to help kids facing medical problems. they will give pediatric training to firefighter frs all over the bay area. they will respond to simulated emergency situations involving children and then use their own equipment to treat them. clinic organizers say the medical needs of children are usually different than adults. this training gives firefighters a chance to learn more specialized skills. 5:50. a scary scene at the earthquake's practice.

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welcome back. we're going to take you live to a school bus accident that's happening in waldorf, maryland. this is just about 26 miles south of washington, d.c. you can see the school bus there looks like it crashed into some sort of trailer there and another su uv in the middle of the road. so at least three vehicles involved. we are waiting to get confirmation on injuries. we are hearing that some injuries. there are some injuries to report again. waiting for confirmation on that. this is going on close to washington, d.c. a school bus crash that happened obviously this morning. something that we are keeping our eye on. at 5:53 as the giants season

winds down. the team says it will be benching some of its players. neither marco scutaro or matthew baumgartner will be playing. scutaro will have surgery. baumgartner will sit so barry zito can have one final start at at&t park. zito's contract ends this year. he takes the mound tonight at 7:15 against the dom dodgers. >> you see what happened to the san jose soccer practice. a bradley vehicle slammed into a concrete barrier. took a chung ok out of the barr. they lease that land to test out the bradley vehicles. a company spokesperson tells the merc the driver was not speeding we are getting closer to a twitter ipo.

more speculation they will snub the nasdaq with the stock symbol twit. >> it used to be four letters meant nasdaq. three or less meant ncse. who cares what market twitter chooses. it doesn't matter that much to the average investor. they are just going to buy on their computer. it sure matters to the markets. the nasdaq has had a couple of big wins across the top. you see rocket fuel and fire eye opening. they both ipo'd to big bucks. linced in chose the new york stock exchange. part of the reason nasdaq is known for tech stocks, this is true, sorry, is that they had lower standards in the dotcom boom. the chinese internet, ali

baba, has reportedly ended talks with stock exchange in hong kong. jack ma, the head there. i didn't get a chance to talk about it yesterday. more good news from case shiler. they measure house prices. the moving monthly average of home prices jumped nearly 25% year over year. the average price, laura and marla, of a home sold is 25% higher this month where last month measured in one year previous. want to move on and check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. we are feeling like fall today. hard to believe we are in the last week of september. >> i know. september, what happened to it? >> good morning to you. temperatures are looking good right now. mostly upper 50s. we're not going to climb by that much later on today. we're talking about a 10-15-degree spread. temperatures ending up in the upper 60s here in the south bay.

do want to talk about what's happening. altamont, 57 miles an hour. novato, 40 miles an hour, 37 for the pacheco pass and santa clara i-37 miles per hour. hold on tight to your steering wheel. the man who knows what else you need to watch out for, here is mike inouye. hold on tight. the bay bridge and san mateo bridge have wind advisories. the metering lights turned on in the last couple of minutes. quickly forming. less than four minutes and this forms all the way back to the end of the parking lot. with the 880 overcrossing, the map shows you the south bay. pretty standard as far as the flow of traffic. almost the same as we saw before. a crash south 680 at 27. keep on going and keep on

moving. back to you. it is 5:57. new reports that the large earthquake in pakistan created a brand new island. we'll take a look at that.

an elderly couple about to be evicted. a south bay teacher arrested on suspicion of having sex with a minor. why his students are still supporting him. a devastating and deadly earthquake in pakistan pushes a new island to the surface of the ocean. new details on the unexpected addition to the coastline next. a cool and breezy start to the day. temperatures mostly in the 50s. we cou s