right now at 4:30, a mom arrested. police uncover the details. and a coach sidelined after this video goes viral after this goes viral. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia.

>> i am marcus washington. we have a lot to get to this morning. first, let's get you started with weather and traffic. >> we have had a lot of changes headed our way. it has been breezy and cool. we are watching high humidity and a chance of slight showers. you could see rain moving through our north, that as temperatures are in the low to mid-40s in the north bay, and we could see a spotty shower or two and it's definitely a chilly start to our morning. our temperatures today stay mostly in the 60s, and we will have a warm-up after this. a lot more changes ahead. mike, you have a new addition to the report? >> chp gave an advisory over the san mateo bridge. we typically see that in the

reports for the wind, and we also have the dumbarton bridge where somebody said it was windy, too. south bay, nothing really big. altamont pass, another note about the wind there. and the antioch and benicia bridge windy as well. yesterday contra costa county health officer said the county could enter the yellow tier as soon as late october. at last check the county had 72% of the residents vaccinated. to lift the mask mandates, 80% of the population needs to be

we are a few days away from san francisco being able to go maskless at offices, gyms and college classes. we'll bring you live coverage of friday's big setup moving forward. we are expected to learn about a mother being extradited. she would invite teenagers to their home and provide alcohol and most victims were 14 and 15 years old. the santa clara county d.a. says it all happened last summer, early 2021.

in one incident, o'connor let an unlicensed teenager drive her suv while other boys hung on to the back and one fell off where will he suffered a concussion. viral video sparking a national conversation about student's safety. a video showing a controversial football drill at el cerrito high school. a well-known high school coach has been told to go, placed on administrative leave. >> the football coach has been put on leave. we don't know for how long but one parent i talked to says he would just like to see him back on the job. >> a lot of the boys don't want to go to school because coach

jake is not around now. >> there was a viral video of a drill on football practice after 2 1/2 years. >> it's gut wrenching to know so many people coming after him. >> coach is a nice guy. he's a good family man. he really cares about the kids. >> it's called the machine gun drill, players getting hit over and over again by two other players. the director of sports medicine at usf hospital says the drill brings up medical concerns. >> there's the risk of concussion risks, head injury risks. >> according to an nbc source, this drill happened when the coach was not there, and the assistant coach who ran the drill was fired after. >> seems excessive.

i would like to hear what the coach has to say, i would like to hear his story. >> former nfl coach, jim mora t of line it's horrible. who can ever justify this? this is horrible. an espn college football analyst tweeted, parents do your homework. do not allow your kids to play coaches that do drills like this? the question is why was the coach suspended now and not 2 1/2 years ago. the district is currently conducting a full investigation.

4:36 right now. happening tomorrow, some communities might be in the dark again. we have a map, the areas in yellow you see here are being put on notice. sonoma, napa, contra costa counties. gusty winds and dry conditions are once again the concern. we want to take a look at how the winds will pick up today, if at all. >> we have one weather system moving out and another moving in, and this one does bring in higher humidity and a slight chance of showers. then as we go into tomorrow, as we return to the dry conditions, parts of solano county and the sacramento valley will be under a new red flag warning and this does not include much of the bay area because this wind event won't be as widespread or last as long. we do, once again, see the wind direction coming in from the

north and starting to pick up by tomorrow morning and continuing for a lot of our inland spots over the central valley as well. we are going to be watching that. we will talk about that and the rest of the forecast, too, coming up in a couple minutes. next on "today in the bay," helping smokers quit. the fda authorizing a new vaping product. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this wednesday morning. mike will get us through the morning with a look at the commute, and much more ahead for you right here on "today in the bay."

happy wednesday. we are coming up on 4:41. check out napa right now, 40 degrees and the wind calmed down. we will stay in the 40s in the next hour, and we will talk more about that and what is ahead with a warm-up in the forecast, coming up. checking our view of palo alto. not a lot going on. we saw a slowdown a couple minutes ago, probably a crew moving through the area. good morning. i am silvanna henao from cnbc.

the dow lost 100 points while the s&p 500 and nasdaq enter the day slightly lower. investors are looking for more clues today when the minutes are released from the meeting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the covid-19 pandemic has prompted 35% of americans to change the age when they plan on retiring. that's according to a recent survey where they found that one quarter of respondents. 35% plan to put off retirement for more than ten years. the food and drug administration will allow these vaping products to continue to be sold in the

united states. british american tobacco can keep selling its flavored e-cigarettes. the decision is part of the fda's broader review of the vaping industry following years of pressure from politicians and public health groups to regulate e-cigarettes. marcus and laura, back to you. >> thank you. >> sounds good. coming up here on "today in the bay," looks like it's going to be a good wednesday for us weather-wise. >> the winds are calming down, and we're watching out for spotty light showers. we'll talk about that, coming up. our camera holding steady in oakland. traffic is flowing nicely.

we will give you the latest update on the accident in hayward. plus, the giants still in it. the orange and black falling to the dodgers last night, but it's not over until it's over. coming up, hear from fan-favorite, buster posey, on why these games mean so much.

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morning. i almost thought it was thursday. hopeful for the giants and dodgers game to get going. looking outside. orange for the golden gate bridge. we'll be rooting on our giants tomorrow, for sure. force game five. >> giants like the drama. >> yeah, torture. >> no drama or torture when it comes to the forecast today. meteorologist, kari hall, has that. >> it's going to be a break between all the active weather we have seen. parts of the north bay getting around parts of the spotty showers, and this new system coming in, most of us won't see any wet weather but it's nice to see it moving by with high humidity, more clouds and it quickly skirts off towards the

east, and this system brought us high winds and now we have a break before the next system moves in. we go from high humidity and cooler temperatures to another red flag warning. this will not be as widespread as the one we had yesterday, and maybe parts of solano county, and the delta winds picking up, and we are look at another potential of high fire danger. i will stop it here early tomorrow morning and we are starting to see red. that includes the upper elevations for spots like mt. diablo, and mt. st. helena. most of us in the valleys won't feel much in the valleys. as we go into our forecast, our temperatures today head into the upper 60s. nice and fall-like and maybe even a touch cooler in some spots, low 60s in daly city.

in san francisco, also low 60s today. those breezy winds, north bay temperatures reaching 67 degrees in napa and sonoma, and then after the cooldown, take a look at temperatures spiking for the weekend. concord going from the upper 60s to mid-80s for the next several days, and for much of next week, we will see temperatures once again heating up a couple days for the inland valleys. for san francisco, we will have a nice warm-up going from the low 60s today to the low 70s by friday and into saturday. mike, you were looking at a crash in hayward. how is that going? >> we have a few incidents reported. one has cleared a disabled vehicle further north, and then the crash just south of 92, right around tennyson. that's great news. we will clear up the view and widen out our out look here.

no problems out of the south. a little slow out of the altamont pass, where, again, third day in a row we're talking about gusty conditions. bay bridge, no backup at the toll plaza and no problems across the span. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the giants' quest for the world championship has not ended yet. >> i am at dodger stadium, and it's headed for a winner take all in game five. the wind was not a factor. the dodgers up 2-0 with the bases loaded and a chance to blow it open in the third, and

wade jr. runs it down to get the giants out of a jam. then mookie betts with a two-run shot, and the dodgers take a 4-0 lead. then bry out to third, and then the dodgers blow it open in the eighth. >> our team and the dodgers team both have been playing meaningful games for a while now. obviously this one coming up on thursday, the most meaningful to this point. it should be fun. >> i am sure it will be a lively atmosphere. it will be nice to get back to oracle and back in the support of our fans. yeah, we look forward to it. >> game five is thursday at oracle park. when they meet on thursday, this will be the 24th meeting between

the two teams this season. it's simple, the winner moves on. a key test under way for the troubled millennium tower in san francisco. yesterday crews began installing the steel casing which is 100 feet in the ground and this is in the search of many answers. engineers hope that testing will help pinpoint the problem, attracting any new tilting in real time using sensors in the ground and on the roof. many are fearing more testing will cause more leaning. the high-rise is leaning 22 1/2 inches towards fremont street.

it could be more unsafe. a preview of today's big launch is straight ahead. happening now, california's attorney general is going to a announce a major announcement. once you assemble the gun, you are supposed to get a serial number of the department of justice. our investigative unit says the san francisco investigators recovered many ghost guns last year. we'll be right back.

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well, the crew of "star trek" only vow to go where no man has gone before, and in about two hours william shatner will go where he never has gone before. >> none of us have gone before. he will be part of a crew blasting off into space. we have more on this morning's historic launch. >> as captain kirk once said -- >> risk is our business. >> and i am firsthand going to be in space. >> the actor will be onboard the next mission of blue origin, and

shatner will be one of four members onboard the spacecraft and at the age of 90 he will be the oldest person in space. >> i am thrilled, anxious and a little nervous, and a little -- a little frightened about this whole new adventure. >> that new adventure will only last about 11 minutes. he will be weightless for about three. nevertheless, he's eager and grateful. >> i go to the edge of space and loosen the restraints around me and be weightless and looking into the vastness of the universe. >> i am in command. i can order this. >> captain kirk commanded the spaceship, and william shatner happy to be part of the crew on this next voyage.

>> a live look at the launch platform that will launch later this morning. make sure you stay here to see it happen, live. tracking your weather and traffic if you are headed out the door. plus, after closing down due to covid-19 outbreaks, one bay area school district is allowing students to return, a live report and the new safety protocol in place to keep those students safe.

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right now at 5:00, back in class. students returning to one bay area instruction after in-school instruction was stopped because of a 19 outbreak. and then a date when travel restrictions will be lifted for fully vaccinated people from mexico and canada. on the fire lines. hundreds of firefighters battling the wind-driven blaze. the developments on the fight as thousands of people are forced to evacuate. this is "today in the bay." very good wednesday morning to you. halfway through our workweek, thanks for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we are on the air and online as well this wednesday morning, bringing you the information we need to know as we are moving you forward. kari hall has a look at the