new at 11:00, details of san francisco's plan to try to curb out-of-control scenes like this. and a place that is targeted by vandals. >> the emotions are all over the place right now and we're trying to change the narrative

about love and it is very disappointing. good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. seems like we can't go on without scenes like this and we hear them promising to crack down. it's become a familiar site and sound for many san

franciscans. large groups are participating in loud side shows and the more exciting it became to peel working in the restaurant and the other diners, and they started to smell like burnt rubber. he even says his friends wife was hit by one of them. >> and he says his wife was driving in the car with two children in the car and one collided in the back, smashing the back window. >> reporter: it is not just dirt bikes, but back in june, the car was torched and crowds set off fireworks as a part of the embarcadero. now a new crackdown could bring stiffer penalties for both cars and motorbikes involved in the

legal stunt driving. is they can keep the cars longer and if there is a conviction, the car could be seized permanently. >> reporter: they seized nearly 70 cars from 15 side shows this year and with the passage of proposition e, police also have a new tool to crack down on suspects. >> we now have a drone program that we plan to take full advantage of enhancing our ability to identify cars and people that are involved in these side shows to make arrests. >> reporter: a peruvian

restaurant on valencia street tell us these side shows have become too common. >> and lately i would say ten times already that they're scared to see that and it is getting worse each time. so if you see one of these large side shows to call police and send in pictures. the board of supervisors will take up the legislation this fall and if it passes, they could be rolled out as early as october or november. brooke jenkins says the noose discovered this morning is going to be investigated as

a hate crime as they will not let it affect them or the mission. they worry that it is not being taken seriously enough. >> and as the community, we're asked to accept the disrespect and basically move on and continue to go and get on with our day. >> sometimes you have to call out injustice. everyone doesn't believe racism is still alive and still alive in san francisco and that it absolutely is. >> they were trying to change in there about love. love thy neighbors. it's very disappointing. >> reporter: the only information they've released is that they likely live somewhere nearby and most likely in the lakeview neighborhood. friends, family, san jose members gathered today

and for a final farewell. he is the department's first community service officer to be killed in the line of duty. and was killed on august 3 at 34 years old on traffic control when he hit and killed them. it was a sign of bravery and strength. working for about two years, his dream to protect and serve and that he plans to become a sworn officer of the police department. >> his legacy is one of courage, compassion, and unyielding desire to make the world a better place for all of us. and honoring him

reaffirming our commitment to those value and fostering the culture of responsibilities and care. >> pham's partner was there as they left the hospital four days afterwards as they are continuing to recover and they look forward to returning to the force as soon as you can. prosecutors filed a murder charge against the man accused of hitting the two officers where he would have two prior dui arrests. and to mark the occasion, marin county is installing more vending machines, which could quickly show the average one deadly overdose every week, meaning the number of overdose deaths in marin county has doubled in just the past three years. they could be administered without any training and they will not

hurt someone who is not actual overdosing. they have an interactive map to help the people to the closest to them and county buildings and the community centers and all of it is free. governor newsom stopped by the port of oakland today, celebrating the launch of the first in the nation hydrogen hub. it's a federally backed effort to develop the hydrogen fuel economy, so that one day cars and trucks and ships and air trans port might run a little bit cleaner with the governor's office estimating that the industry could help up to two million metric tons of carbon emissions every year. >> i think the world looks to up and to see this is possible. >> what i think is really cool is that there are renewable sources verses like petroleum where there are no renewable sources. >> reporter: they are home to the first hydrogen powered ferry as we were there as they

welcomed their first passengers. and it happened back in july. right now it is still a part of the pilot program and the ferry is only running between pier 41 and downtown san francisco. getting a driver's license is a big moment in most teenagers lives. that first taste of true independence. why are so many putting it off? >> i'm kind of scared about what and it is nerve-racking. >> how new tech is helping them overcome the anxieties. beautiful evening across the bay area and the fog has not overtaken downtown san francisco just yet, but it will get their act together as we head through the rest of tonight. temperatures today close to slightly below normal. labor day weekend is looking great. we will talk about the heat wave that will follow that up in the first alert forecast. and high school sports are about more than just what happens on game day. one bay area school knows that all too well.

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with kids back in school, many teens are trying to get their driver's licenses, but federal data shows the teens are far less interested in getting their licenses than previous generations. kevin ko reports to show us why california might not be following the national trend. >> reporter: shane is 15 1/2

years old and is training to get his driver's license in a different way. >> why the anxiety is not stopping quick enough, like going into the intersection maybe. i'm kind of scared about that. >> reporter: with the help of jason zimmerman at green light simulation in danville. he gets the experience without the risk. >> the anxiety and the nervousness of getting the driver's license. this takes a lot out of the equation. you can imagine, right? if you don't know what you're doing and they put you in that car, that's nerve-racking. >> reporter: and those nerves, they might be why fewer teens are getting their licenses nationwide. according to the federal highway administration, the number of 16 to 19 year olds with driver's licenses, they fell from 64% to below 40% from 1995 to 2021. >> it depends on each child and their maturity, making sure they're safe drivers and experienced. >> reporter: but for shane's mom and others who have been to

the bay area dmv recently, it's probably hard to tell there may be fewer teens with lines still stretching out the door. california's department of motor vehicles tells cbs news bay area it does not have data on how many teens are or are not applying for driver's license. but says the demand is still high. the average wait time at the dmv without the appointment is nearly double what it was last september. 75% higher with an appointment. the dmv says they see a rise in teen applicants during the summer months. including a processing center in san jose. >> the theory that's floating out there about kids not wanting their license. that doesn't seem to be holding up at least in our experience, right? kids want their license,

but they are nervous and daunted by the process of going to get that license. >> reporter: anxiety aside, shane is excited to hit the road. >> the thing i'm least excited about is getting groceries and stuff and waiting in traffic. >> well mostly excited. if you're looking to save some time, more than 90% of their transactions could be done over the phone or online. in other news, the dam breach along the russian river has forced the early closure of a vacation beach near guerneville. it's part of a failed part last night. and that allows for a popular seasonal recreational spot. all right, so a beautiful day up in the city? >> yes, a nice stretch of weather as we head into the

three-day weekend. >> any weekend. >> things are looking really good, then the heat returns. we'll see pleasant temperatures over the entire weekend for the last day of august and september. that will be elevated, not at ground level. then the heat does return as we would head into next week. so let's talk about where we stand right now with a look outside and things are looking just fine for the various perspectives, temperatures running in the 60s, down to 58 in santa rosa and by early tomorrow morning. despite the lack of fog for the moment, it will reestablish itself, kind of get the act

back together and spread across the bay area throughout the rest of tonight. let's track that fog to reestablish themselves and then they will start to push across the baby early tomorrow morning. in those inland valleys, they will not last that long. and slows down the warm up to help get our temperatures back up to where they should be this time of the year. and everybody within a degree or two that's normal. and very reasonable with some of the hottest spots, morgan hill at 91 degrees, tied for the hot location around 91 as well near 90 degrees in fairfield. you'll be in the lower half of the 80s. the upper 60s, the low 70s for oakland. those numbers are below average. temperatures for most of the north bay is getting up into the low to

mid-80s by tomorrow afternoon. and along the coast at the bay, your temperatures will top out in the 60s. let's talk about next week when temperatures warm up, how we valuate heat stress and heat illness. that looks like the peak with all that orange that will indicate the moderate heat risk. inland in the east bay and potentially parts of the bay where we would bring in the potential getting it issued from the national weather service and as we head through next week. the long range outlook will point to being a fairly toasty month. and showing a significant chance that will take us halfway through the month where they will shift the potential weather to the east in a strong signal towards those above

normal temperatures as we approach the midpoint of the month that has not begun yet. so enjoy the near normal temperatures that we would have in stored over the holiday weekend with the temperatures in the 80s inland. then we start flirting with 100 degrees inland by tuesday, wednesday, thursday, maybe even into friday. temperatures around the bay will warm up. we will be up into the low to mid-80s on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. even bayside just below 80 degrees by friday. even along the coast, temperatures will warm up. the breeze will push in that warm air by tuesday, wednesday especially. >> the beautiful weather? >> exactly. thank you so much. coming up next, standing strong in the defeat of strong and the important lesson being learned on and off the field by one bay area football team. ahead in sports, the giants got an a plus performance from their starting pitcher. but could the offense give them a win? and plus at long last, brandon aiyuk has been paid a

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the oakland coliseum is closer to new owners. the first to report that they have finalized the agreement to sell their share of the coliseum to a private development group for $125 million. the next step would be alameda county signing off on the deal. they need to finalize a deal and there is a lot riding on them and to help offset their budget deficit. just on the other side from the coliseum. they took on alameda high as they would try to shed the title of the longest losing streak in the state. but as andrea nakano tells us, the biggest win is coming off the field. >> reporter: these are the

walls from the high as they have not won a game since october of 2019. >> it is tough because it's always hanging over our head in every game and like throughout school, you know, people will talk about that. and i use it as a way that would drive me to work harder. >> and the starting quarterback for the team, he's been looking for his first win for four years, but as coach tells them. >> they do not feel well. within losing, there are some successes. >> reporter: coach jackson is the architect in his third season where he says he has seen significant improvements from the team, but he's proudest of how the young men are growing up off the field. >> the discipline of football, i teach life skills to be on time and to be responsible, you know what i mean? and carry yourself in that proper way. >> reporter: coach ray and his staff will teach valuable lessons by being role models,

by offering a different type of football program. >> one parent would say why do you have them? and i say well we have study halls. we would discuss the game plan for the game and then we have weight room, and then we have football practice. for four hours, it is safe and sound doing something positive. >> reporter: the results of their hard work could be seen in these players. >> and i use that stuff all the time and being able to step up, i learned here on the football field with coach ray. >> reporter: and as they tell us, there is one phrase that coach would use it to define what it means to be a part of it >> and loyalty is everything. i thought about it all the time. loyalty over everything that i want to stick with it and that i never want to give up. loyalty is everything and he's

been my coach since i was in sixth grade for basketball. so i would play football for him and he always said that. >> reporter: while the struggles continue on the field, they're always working to make each other better and hoping that will translate to a w this season. >> winning has never really been a prime focus. but the fact that just getting a win with people that i call my brothers and people i call my family, it could mean more than i could say. it could mean everything. all right, so unfortunately they will need to wait until next week to try to break that streak, but you need to kind of admire the determination that you hear about nfl teams with the bad six game stretch and you lose that locker room and they have not won in six years. >> i'm rooting for them. all right, high school football is underway, but 2024 is also the start of a new and

strange era in college football. nothing may be stronger. the members of the atlantic coast conference. cardinal kicked off their acc era on friday on the farm. going to take a while to get used to seeing the logo on the stanford stadium field. hosting the former cal coach in tcu. seven minutes into play, stanford trailing 2017, direct snap to justin lampson will take it in for a yard out and they go up 24-20. but the horned frogs will answer back. gives them back the lead with just over three minutes remaining. the frogs will spoil stanford's acc debut. they win 34-27. an old western type of standoff has been brewing in the south bay for months. on one side, brandon aiyuk. wanting is due. then the other, you have john lynch who is responsible for paying his

players while keeping the best roster intactable. this standoff had a happy ending friday. aiyuk signed an extension and they hugged it out after months of negotiations. niner fans waited all season to come together. >> it's been a long time coming, but we hear the faithful, four more years, let's get to it. >> let's go. >> and snell allowed four hits, striking out with 68 punchouts. and hello, matt chapman, blazes one into the left center field gap and clears the bases as

they get back to 68-68. oakland starter allowed one run in seven innings with plenty of run support. a's would have four home runs on the night as they win 9-2 and 4-1 in the last five games. we showed you brandon aiyuk, and he's not yet to report to the niners facility. week one is approaching very quickly, they want to be paid. all right, tay will have it first. thank you so much. this weekend will be all about the fans as they are hosting fan appreciation day as

the team wraps up their inaugural season. you can even have a say in what happens on the field through the app called the fan controlled. the crowd will get to pick the lineup and take pitches. then watch that

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i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis,

because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. all right, there's some stories that will make you scratch your head and say huh? how did that happen? >> how did that happen? last night we told you about a little boy who accidentally smashed a 3,500 year old jar at the israeli museum. well today

the museum actually welcomed, welcomed him and his family back. that's pretty generous. >> that's a trap. >> luckily you see them saying the restoration should be simple since it broke into large pieces. now in the meantime the museum put out a replica jar that they did not mind if it got smashed. they let the 4-year-old try to restore it himself. >> good pr. >> when it was all said and done, both the family and the museum administrators were relieved to move past the incident. >> honestly, it was such a relief to see the nice family and we all got up together and you see the nice sweet charm. >> and it is just the destruction where it is a big boom. and it is what you wanted to see what was inside. >> the jar should be back on display next week. now i'll tell you this, my mom had one

rule, which is do not embarrass me in the public with the hands in that public and going back to the museum, and i would be in a lot of trouble. >> you would be doing that volunteer room. >> yes. >> and that is the only saving grace that you have to imagine. this is a bad design. who will put that 35-year-old, you know? >> first of all near a 4-year-old? and that will make zero sense. thank you so much for watching tonight. the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news continues streaming on cbs >> governor tim walz hit trump, asking his audience to imagine him working at a mcdonald's. >> can you simply picture donald trump working at a mcdonald's, trying to make a make mcflurry or something? >> hello, this is donald trump. welcome to mcdonald's. >> yeah, i'd l