hi, everybody. sports sunday, presented by xfinity. rod brooks, dave feldman, thanks for joining us. you probably know by now that the 49ers have not won in minnesota since 1992. in that span, they have lost eight straight games, and that includes today's 23 to 17

stinker. in minneapolis, where we go to show you that a 10 a.m. road game is pretty tough, even for george kittle and kyle shanahan. and early on, the 49ers did themselves no favors. mitch wisniewski punting blocked. c.j. ham got it. the scoop returned by theo jackson. rod brooks that's what we call not a good start. yeah you know got 30. got right through the line. but wishnowsky has to jump on that ball or at minimum don't stand there and look at it. ensuing drive huge fourth and goal situation kyle shanahan elects to go for it. brock purdy's pass batted down, turnover on downs. another not so good look. the problem for the niners all game long. their offensive line was not up to pa. purdy had to rush that throw. he never got his feet set really all day long vikings take over second and nine from their own three. sam darnold goes deep deep deep to justin jefferson 97 yards. when this run is over the longest play the 49ers defense

has allowed in franchise history vikings take a ten nothing lead gabe brown, second year safety boy this wasn't his best night. yeah, niners safeties got picked on all day long and brown got caught peeking in the backfield. we don't know why, since justin jefferson is the most dangerous guy on the field. in that instance, things would be much worse if fred warner didn't play for the 49ers. a beautiful read a beautiful catch, great athleticism, a leap. and he picks off darnold to change the momentum. not only is fred warner the best defensive player on the niners right now, he's the best defensive player in football. ensuing drive 49ers cash and brock purdy george kittle seven yard connection, 13 seven vikings at the half. but the 49ers are on the board. but too much self-inflicted wounds. third quarter 49ers deep in their own territory, and purdy is picked off by josh metellus. and that would set up a viking touchdown that made it 20 to 7. rod, what did you think of this

pass? well, it was just another situation where brock purdy is just not comfortable. that was a situation where he got rid of the ball too quickly. there were other instances where he was just a hair too late on throws, or sometimes the ball would sail high on him. he was just unable to get comfortable. next 49ers possession third and 15. purdy loses the ball. it just slipped. it's a fumble. it's just one of those days at the office. 49ers could not find any momentum until it was too late. vikings win 2317 after the game kyle shanahan, what do you have yeah give them a lot of credit. they played real well but it was too sloppy on our part. the two turnovers two turnovers on offense i'm struggling on third down on both offense and defense. the special teams with the blocked punt as might as well the same as the turnover to us, it was disappointing. we can play a lot better than that, but tip my hats off to them. it's as simple as executing. we got the players, we got the scheme, we got what it takes. and you know it's dropping back and executin,

knowing where my answers are at and getting the balls into the guy's hands and drop stepping and getting first downs. and it's all of that. it's football man. just because you got, you know really good players and good scheme doesn't mean the other team's going to give it to you. you have to go out and earn it. so we've had to learn that, you know, the first two games of the season. so hopefully we can be better next week. all right. our team's stat comparison time of possession dominated by the 49 ers. but they did a terrible job on third down. only two of ten. they did a terrible job defending third down. the vikings were seven of 12. rod. they didn't play their best. but this was a game they could have won had they not shot themselves in the foot repeatedly. it's hard to win football games when you're only 20% on third down. when you get your quarterback sacked six times. the six turnovers we've talked about that. and oh yeah, by the way the blocked punt as well. and really the dagger was not being able to convert that fourth and goal at the two. and then you turn right around two plays later and you give up a 97 yard touchdown to justin jefferson.

the niners individually i think you could look at trent williams. i think you could look at brandon aiyuk and several other players. speaking of the secondary, particularly where they just did not play well individually and as a group collectively, the niners just did not have what they needed to go on the road and beat a minnesota team that clearly is game and possesses a good defense. another guy they didn't have is christian mccaffrey, who's going to be out at least until week six, second straight game without him. jordan mason great 20 carries, 100 yards. he's really good. but now the news keeps getting worse on mccaffrey. and how good are the 49ers without last year's leading rusher in the league. well where are you miss christian mccaffrey is not even necessarily in the run game. you miss him in the pass game. you don't go two for ten on third down. if you have christian mccaffrey there as a safety valve to get the ball to him so he can get you those tough yards on third down. but also again not to blame a couple of guys. but when you're missing the offensive player of the year you need better play from your other

two top players. on offense, not named brock purdy and brock purdy could have been better. so you're not naming anybody, but you're naming brandon aiyuk and deebo samuel? well, williams, brandon aiyuk in particular. they could have been better today. they needed to be better today. it's hard to win football games in the national football league. it's hard to win when you don't have one of or many people consider your best player. but if two of your top players are not playing at their best, that makes it hard for everybody, particularly brock purdy. and then that flows to everybody else in that offense. by the way, i saw your postgame show you targeted only five times. didn't seem thrilled about that in the postgame press conference. yeah, that's true, but brandon aiyuk and he's he's better than he was last week. but brandon aiyuk still has not able to get that separation that brock purdy needed to get that offense going. coming up. it's a socal slugfest. next sunday between bitter division rivals. we're talking week three rams and 49ers when sports sunday and 49ers when sports sunday prented by xfinity,es i'm so sorry jack about the mess that

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why was it pivotal? 15 plays, 88 yards, nine minutes, 18 seconds of possession and the 49ers get nothing out of it. brock purdy throwing on fourth and two. hindsight's 2020. rod easy to be a monday morning quarterback where you and i ■were watching it. but should jordan mason have gotten that ball instead of brock throwing it? oh boy. that should have been blocked better. and let's give credit to van ginkel for making a heck of a play. if he doesn't tip that ball, then that's probably a touchdown to jordan jennings. you have no problem with the with the non run call. no i don't have a problem with it. if it's if it's executed better at the line of scrimmage that's a touchdown. and we probably are talking about a different outcome. okay. then on the ensuing minnesota possession tonight's must see moment, it is brought to you by xeni. xeni, of course, is the official eyewear of the san francisco 49ers. justin jefferson 97 yards to the

house. the longest passing, passing touchdown allowed by a 49ers defense. and the safeties. they're not going to like this. the film room discussion tomorrow. can i point out something that the referee beating both of the niners safeties to the end zone so he can make the touchdown call is worse, but watch the ref. watch the ref down here. we don't show it, but the ref beats the two niners defenders to the end zone. that shouldn't happen. you also also shouldn't be looking in the backfield. that's the swing of the game right there. if the niners get three or better seven we're probably talking about a different outcome. jordan's lance alworth the hall of famer is the fastest to 6000 career receiving yards. he was really good. supposedly the 49ers had some interest in mr. jefferson. who doesn't see why justin jefferson. i mean and he got paid and he's playing very well, which brings us back

to our discussion of any concerns you have about brandon aiyuk this season. no, no, no, i don't i don't have any concerns. but i think it shows. and we saw this. we saw this with deebo samuel. we saw this a little bit with george kittle. we definitely saw it last year with nick bosa. and we're seeing it with trent williams. we saw it today. we saw it at the end of the jets game where he had to go in for an iv, and we're seeing it with brandon aiyuk. listen, i'm all about guys holding out getting as much money as they want to, but there's clear value in showing up for training camp and being active in some way, shape or form in the preseason. getting into football shape is not just something we say. it's not a buzz term. it is an actual actual thing. and these last couple of years with bosa last year and with aiyuk and trent williams getting into football shape or not being in the in football shape because of whatever reason, you didn't come to training camp and you were not there for the preseason. that is problematic for the individual player and for the collective as a whole. fred warner was one of the bright spots, there's no question about it. he played well this entire

game, but he was very disappointed after the game and this is what he had to say. it just hurt. it hurts my soul, honestly, because we knew exactly the type of game that it was going to be, what was going to be required for us to win this game. and i told the team in there, it's never going to be an issue of us playing hard. we always play hard. we got so much talent in that room. we're always going to play hard, but it's about playing smarter. you know? we got to we got to protect the football. obviously we got to take it away. on defense, special teams. we can't give up that block punt. and then defensively you know the game plan when we say we got to stop the run and we got to be great on third down. and we don't do either of those things. like it's going to be a long day. you know what i'm saying. so we didn't do anything to help ourselves in this game. and obviously they played better than us. all right. 49ers week three opponent will be the la rams visiting the arizona cardinals. big game for the rookie marvin harrison jr one of his two touchdowns on the day four catches 130 yards. and then the hits keep coming for sean

mcvay. last week puka nacua left the game injured. this week cooper kupp exited the game. second quarter a left ankle injury. and now he is in a walking boot. so that is not good news for rams fans. perhaps good news for the 49ers mcvay and kyle shanahan are comparabl. 38 years old for mcvay 44 for shanahan. of course. mcvay's grandfather was john mcvay. the general manager for the niners during five championships. and kyle shanahan's dad won two titles as a head coach with denver. they match wits. both young guys, both were on the washington staff at the same time and it's a pretty good rivalry. the san francisco 49 ers in the la rams. it's a very good rivalry. but clearly the niners have the upper hand in that rivalry. and this is a get right game for the niners. no disrespect to the rams but we know when the niners go to sofi when they go to levi's south the crowd is there and the niners

play well down there. and all of the injuries for the rams not just to their wide receivers but they have many many injuries on the offensive line. if i'm remembering correctly matthew stafford was sacked three times today. so that is a bruise. and a battered rams team. and this is a niners squad where they might not know exactly how brian flores likes to do things defensively. and i think that was part of the reason why the niners had trouble. but they knew exactly the type of defense that the rams like to run. this is a nice bounce back game for the niners. if of course they play the way that they're capable of. we've got about 30s left in this segment. were you concerned you mentioned the offensive line about the 49ers offensive line. purdy was sacked six different times. no, not necessarily concerned about it i mean i think listen football we like to overreact. you know one game you win it. you're the greatest team out there when you lose a game. oh my god everybody is terrible. but i think we do need to give credit to that vikings defense. and we've seen brian flores not just with going up against the niners but we've seen him around the league. that

is a very aggressive blitzing defense. and even brock purdy said today to brian flores in the postgame handshake that your scheme is crazy. so i think we have to give credit to the vikings. but the offensive line, we see it when it's at its best against the jets. we've seen it at its worst. we know what the middle ground can be and we know what the ceiling can be, but they have to play better. and to me that starts with trent williams. and he knows that rod is always a glass half full type of guy who's going to give you more optimism when we come back after the break in his one last riff. but right now it's joe wang with a preview of nbc news bay area, which is next. hey, dave and rod coming up in just minutes. we're following the latest developments. after a second apparent assassination attempt on former president trump. the mistakes a security expert says were made. also celebrating the life of a giants legend will take you to oracle park for the team's touching tribute to the late orlando cepeda and you may need to dust

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down every facet of week three's rumble with the rams and matt maiocco and jennifer lee chan will be live at sofi only on nbc sports bay area. rod, you get the final riff. what say you? the cowboys got pasted today. they, along with the lions and the packers, are one and one. the rams are zero and two, the ravens are zero and two. the chiefs barely escaped to get to two and zero. it's early. everybody relax. chill. chill out. you good? thanks for watching the news is next with terry. e

i'm so sorry jack about the mess that big yellow and i made. yeah, is there any way that i can make it up to you? actually, you could help me promote my new $6 big deal meal. you think i could be bought, you son of a— hello. this is only showing in japan, right? an impressive start to the season, but fans at last night's game cost the team 30 yards in penalties. how did that happen? we'll explain. plus, fall is right around the corner. things are cooling down and there could be some showers ahead in your workweek. meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking the changes. but first, we're continuing to follow breaking news. a second apparent assassination attempt against former president donald

trump. we're now getting reaction from mr. trump just within the past hour. thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm gia vang and i'm terry mcsweeney. we continue our breaking news coverage tonight. a second apparent assassination attempt on former president trump on his own golf course. he was not hurt. and just within the hour, the former president took to his truth social platform to react to the shooting for the first time. he said in part, quote, i want to thank the u.s. secret service sheriff, ric bradshaw, and his office of brave and dedicated patriots and all of law enforcement for the incredible job done today at trump international, an extensive federal investigation. of cours, underway tonight, nbc bay area's marianne favro following the developments closely. marianne. well terry, sources close to the investigation have identified the suspect as 58 year old rhyne wesley ralph, after a secret service agent fired at him. he was able to get away, but thanks

to an alert witness, he was later arrested. this photo posted on social media by speaker of the house mike johnson, shows former president donald trump smiling shortly after the alleged attempt on his life in his post. johnson called him unstoppable. mr. trump was golfing at trump international golf club in west palm beach, florida, today. it was there that a secret service agent spotted a rifle barrel with a scope sticking out of a fence within 500 yards of mr. trump. the u.s. secret service personnel opened fire on a gunman located near the property line. the suspected gunman took off and an alert witness helped deputies track him down. fortunately, we were able to locate a witness that came to us and said, hey, i saw the guy running out of the bushes. he jumped into a black nissan and i took a picture of the vehicle

and the tank. that's when deputies from neighboring martin county pulled over the suspect's vehicle shown here. we pinched in the car, got it safely stopped and got the driver in custody. the martin county sheriff says the suspect, now identified as rhyne wesley ralp, was calm during the arrest. the justice department will now file charges against him. this is the second attempted assassination of mr. trump in two months. take a look at what happened. a gunman shot his ear during a rally in pennsylvania in july. security experts question why security wasn't better today at the expansive golf course. it's a very, very difficult perimeter to secure. that being said, you know, based on the prior assassination attempt in my opinion, i believe that the security shoulden bolstered on the exterior perimeter as well. this is what secret service agents found at the scene. an ak 47 rifle with a

scope. a backpack with ceramic tiles and a gopro camera. just a few holes ahead of where the former president was golfing. with the appropriate scope and the appropriate ammunition he could have reached, the president, mr. trump's running mate, jd vance, posted on social media saying he is glad trump is safe. he also said he was in amazingly good spirits. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. marianne, thanks very much. president biden releasing a statement reacting to the news, he says he was relieved that former president trump is safe and has directed his to team ensure that secret service has every resource, capability and protective measure necessary to ensure the former president's continued safety. vice president harris, echoing the president's statement in a post on x, addin, quote, violence has no place in america. tonight, the vice president released an official statement adding, quote, we all must do our part to ensure that this incident does not lead to more violence. fbi officials

just beginning their investigation into the alleged gunman's motive. stay updated on that investigation. 24/7. visit our website for the latest at nbcbayarea.com. all right. let's switch gears. take you outside now. a live look from our cameras across the bay area here. it is time to bring out your sweaters and boots again. maybe for a couple of days. we are just one week away from the official start of fall. keep the hangers handy because you're going to be putting them back pretty soon too. so we got we got a cool down, we got some rain. we got summer coming back later on. yeah. and don't forget the umbrella. that too. yeah. you're going to go through all your clothes this week right now one thing though, the wind has been a factor to wrap up the weekend. sustained winds 30mph times around sfo. good news for those. wind gusts are concerned. we will see less of that moving forward into monday. but in its place a chance of showers. and look at that on the radar up across the northern half of the sacramento valley. a lot of thunderstorms there. this is the upper level low which drops in on us right in time for the monday morning commute. scattered showers at times and

there is that slight chance like the activity you're seeing there. off to the north, we may see a chance of isolated thundershowers briefly up there around the north bay by 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. tomorrow. so some rapidly changing conditions now in our forecast. snow showers in for monday. slight chance of isolated thunder. and there's an even better chance for measurable rainfall. with a second system arriving on wednesday. we'll give you the timing on that. and when 90s also return to that 7-day forecast coming up in about ten minutes. all right. a lot of weather coming your way, rob. thank you. you can track the changes in the weather 24/7. just download our free nbc bay area news app to get customized alerts. sent minutes before the rain starts in your neighborhood. we have some dramatic new video to share with you of an apartment fire in san francisco. you can see flames were raging out the windows of the home up on the top floor. firefighters say one person and two cats had to be rescued. the victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the fast moving fire broke out by accident in the kitchen of the sixth floor apartment. people

were asked to avoid the area for safety and to keep it clear for first responders. this is video of the firefighters rescuing the second cat from the apartment. first cat was rescued from the fire escape with its owner. second cat found clinging to the ledge of the apartment's window as a small crowd below cheered. firefighters were able to bring it down to safety. the fire is out. damage is extensive and affects nearby apartments as well. well, if you're one of the many california homeowners struggling with insurance, you have a chance to tell the state what you want to see changed. but you're going to have to act soon. nbc bay area's alyssa goard explains what's coming up. it felt like somebody was putting one over me. san ramon homeowner farooque was confused to get a letter in july from his home insurance company, liberty mutual, saying it would not renew his policy due to algae, mildew, mold or moss on the roo. but he says his roof had none of that. liberty mutual did not respond to our request for

comment. farooque is one of many homeowners across the state finding themselves dumped by their insurance companies for a range of reasons. there are parts of the state right now where an insurance company won't even call you back, and that's going to change once these new rules are in place. the state's insurance commissioner is rolling out a new package of reforms to make insurance more available. and you have a chance to weigh in about what that will look like by attending a virtual public hearing at 10 a.m. tuesday. or you can contact the department directly with your comments before then. we need to hear from the public as we move forward to implement changes that are going to help people get access to the insurance they need. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. okay. a strange sight at the cal football game this weekend, where the bears head coach had to beg his own fans to behave. cal coach justin wilcox used a referee's microphone to address his team's fans during saturday's game. it came after cal fans were given cards for

stunts to use during breaks in the action, as the bears took on san diego state. well, fans in berkeley, however, decided to get rid of their cards by throwing them onto the field. that led to 215 yard penalties by the referee for unsportsmanlike behavior. now fans, we love you. stop throwing the cards on the field. that's 215 yard penalties. please stop throwing the cards on the field. you don't see that often, right? you do not. all right. aside from the card issue, things went well for wilcox's bears. cal beat san diego state university by 3110. up next, a special tribute at oracle park today. people remember him, not what he did on the field. it's the kind of the way he treated people. and i think that's what makes him really special. remembering orlando cepeda how the late giants legend was honoredt oracle park a

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of one of the team's all time greats, orlando cepeda. cepeda died earlier this summer, just ten days after teammate and fellow hall of famer willie mays passed away. mays thoughts when he heard cepeda was unwell were part of today's memorial. and these are his words. today is a hard day for me. i've known orlando for 70 years, since he was 17 years old. he was like a little brother. and how do you say goodbye to a little brother? cepeda played his rookie season in san francisco in 1958. that was the year the team moved out here from new york, and he stayed with the giants for seven seasons after that, went on to play with other teams as well, but always a giant. nbc bay area's thom jensen reports from oracle park. this was not a memorial today, but a celebration of life for orlando

cepeda and a lot of people paying tributes to orlando outside oracle park today, taking pictures in front of his statue that today is adorned with flowers. drafted by the giants as a 17 year old, orlando cepeda was following in his father's footsteps as a legendary puerto rican baseball player. fellow giants legends remembered cepeda at a pregame ceremony today. he taught me so much about life. he was probably one of the smartest guys that i've ever met, and he really taught me about the spiritual part of life and also about the mental part of life. cepeda quickly made a name for himself in 1958, hitting a homer in his second at bat and then going on to become the rookie of the year and in the top ten for league mvp voting. i'm a giant fan and was here in 1958 and very excited when they came. i loved orlando. i got to meet him when i was in the police department.

just, you know, around here. and he was always just a great guy. fans and those close to cepeda remember him for the way he lived as much as the way he played baseball. with flair making nine appearances as an all star with the giants and two more with the saint louis cardinals. his family, former teammates, coaches, colleagues and giants employees honored cepeda by wearing his trademark white panama hat at today's game against the padres. kiefer the baby bull, also known as chacha, liked to celebrate latin heritage month with the giants and fiesta gigantes, honoring latin players and coaches, and this ceremony was planned with his passions in mind. music is a big part of who he was, but just a wonderful, warm person. and plus he lived here because he was always at the ballpark. longtime friend and fellow forever giant executive mario alioto, who grew up watching cepeda play, says orlando would have loved this celebration with the family, team, friends and fans. he loved so much. but

there was something deeper to him that made him. people remember him, not what he did on the field. it's the kind of it's the way he treated people, and i think that's what makes him really special. in two days, orlando cepeda would have been 87 years old. he died on june 28th, of course, but he will live forever in the hearts of san francisco giants fans in san francisco. thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. just want to say i saw orlando cepeda play at candlestick park, and my brother thought he was orlando cepeda. we missed him. we miss him. yes, absolutely. all right. rob mayeda here now. lots of changes coming in the weather. cooler and windy today. tomorrow we'll be tracking a chance of showers during a time of year. we typically get zero in terms of shower activity, so it is pretty significant as we recap today's highs. as we were saying last night, it would be cooler. well we went from 89 to 72 today in livermore. well below average around the tri valley out towards concord as well. upper

80s yesterday, 70 today. well below the averages which are still in the mid 80s for this time of year. right now cloudy and breezy around san jose 63 degrees. no need for the air conditioner overnight out towards walnut creek. we're down to 61. west southwest wind at about ten miles per hour. 57 in san rafael. the clouds there to the south and a pretty view over san francisco. transamerica pyramid all lit up there. 57 degrees and a southwest wind at ten. and yes, here's a reminder. reality check. how much rain do you see this time of year? anything over measurable is pretty remarkable. we're not seeing it right now around the bay area, but there is active weather across the northern half of the sacramento valley. a lot of thunderstorms there. this is the upper level low, which is going to settle in to the bay area by tomorrow morning. you see the scattered showers around the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. partly cloudy skies during the afternoon, then a few more pop up showers possible around the nearby hills, and then the shower activity should move out as we head towards tomorrow night. so round one

doesn't have a lot of rain. just some scattered showers here on this map, but there will be that chance. a slight chance of brief isolated thunder as well as we move forward into monday morning. so stay tuned to that forecast. we start the day in the 50s and like today's high temperatures, upper 60s and low 70s again around san jose, 73 in livermore, upper 60s for oakland peninsula temperatures mostly in the 60s to near 70 in redwood city. if the chance of those showers downtown san francisco staying in the mid 60s for another day and north bay temperatures in the low 70s tomorrow. now, tuesday will have morning clouds and drizzle, but that's kind of the break between two weather systems wednesday. look how this next system drops in. it should have more moisture to work with so look at the comparison here for the rain expectations setting up for wednesday. potentially the entire bay area has a chance of a little bit of measurable rainfall and likely that will come in during the day wednesday. you can see the showers there off to the north

as we head into the afternoon. the chance of some more substantial showers moving from north to south. then as we head into thursday, some clearing skies. we talked about those 90s in the forecast. well here comes high pressure building back towards the coast by next weekend. completes the roller coaster ride from fall wind and some showers at times tomorrow. better chance on wednesday to mid seconds in san francisco for next weekend. and just a reminder as we vault back into those 80s to near 90, fall begins next sunday morning at 543, so it makes perfect sense. we absolutely on that day this time next weekend. but interesting weather around here, especially through the middle part of the week. wild stuff. rob. thanks. okay. coming up, thousands of people in the south bay celebrating mexico's independence from spain. the special events happening across

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look at how many were there, right? that was a scene in san jose at city hall. thousands. they packed the area. the mayor was on hand as well. several council members and community leaders. the official mexican independence day, september 16th. it marks the country's freedom from spanish colonial rule and celebrates mexican culture. redwood city also held a celebration in honor of mexican independence day and many other latin american countries as well. and our cinthia pimentel at the event at courthouse square and shared this post on social media. beautiful. well, some future u.s. airmen and women might have been at the hayward airport today. the airport held its annual open house, drawing hundreds of people. dozens of organizations. people were able to check out the planes. a classic cars, police and fire equipment and choppers as well. our one booth in particular aimed to interest girls in aviation. now, that was organized by an air force veteran turned author who says girls are often surprised when

they see women pilots and she wants to change that by showing them otherwise. to really show that women are flying and women are serving in the military, flying military airplanes, civilian airplanes. and very importantly, we're bringing the flight suits that you see behind you that are my flight suits, that i wore in the air force for ten years, dressing up kids. so that they can feel like confident future aviators. the aviation jobs have always been open to men. u.s. navy and u.s. army only open their programs to women in 1973, and it wasn't until 1993 that the department of defense changed its policy to allow women aviators to serve in combat roles. still in limbo, students, parents, and staff in san francisco will have to wait longer to find out if their schools will close next year. the new announcement today about sfusd campus closures

apparent assassination attempt happened this afternoon. just outside the perimeter of his golf course in west palm beach, florida. one man is in custody. investigators say they recovered an assault style rifle at the scene. a lot of questions tonight. one of them being, how will this shape the rest of the campaign season? earlier tonight, i spoke with omar wasow assistant professor of political science at uc berkeley. and here's part of that conversation. okay. two assassination attempts in just two months. the incident in butler, pennsylvania, in july, where the former president was shot in the ear. it changed the campaign drastically. and in this case, he was several hundred yards away. but what do you suspect will change for the trump campaign, if anything, moving forward? i study political violence in the 1960s, and what we've seen in that period is that it really can change the culture of politics when there's this sort of constant violence, like kennedy being assassinated, mlk and others. so i think you'll see

certainly heightened certain secret security, secret service protection. and we're already seeing, you know, he now, when he does speeches is enclosed in bulletproof glass. so there are going to be some precautions like that. but i would hope that it also encourages his campaign to dial down the inflammatory rhetoric, because what we've seen, both in the past and the present is there's a way in which violence begets violence and inflammatory rhetoric and cites people to engage in violence. and let's talk about the harris camp now. the vp and president biden have both put out statements. do you think we'll see the harris campaign tweak anything as we near election day? my guess is that the again, the security for both sides will be stepped up. but i don't imagine that this will change either their positions or their strategy. they are talking about gun violence as an issue already on the democratic side. and after trump's, assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania,

there was not really any kind of change in the tone. and so my guess is this will continue much as it's been with a lot of conflict and potentially even things that incite people to violence. what do you think this says about political violence today? i mean, you talked a little bit about, you know, violence begets violence, but talk a little bit about what you think will happen in the coming months here. i can't predict what will come in the future. but i can say that what we've seen historically in the united states is that when people engage in inflammatory rhetoric, there are often individuals who might be kind of loosely connected to society, but, well armed and engage in acts of sometimes, you know, suicide by cop has happened in butler, pennsylvania, or in incidents like what happened in buffalo or san antonio, where a young man goes and engages in a mass shooting against some perceived outgroup. and so i think we're going to continue to see in the context of this sort of very

competitive election where there's a lot of, inflammatory rhetoric, particularly by trump, that there will be more of these incidents where somebody who's, you know, potentially either motivated by politics or somewhat deranged, takes up arms and tries to be a hero or, you know, take their own life, but go out in a, in a, in a, you know, kind of, volley of glory. all right. assistant professor of political science omar wasow, thank you so much for being with us. thank you for having me. okay. we're going to continue to follow this investigation for you as it unfolds. get the latest updates on our website nbcbayarea.com. san francisco students, families and teachers are going to have to wait a bit longer to find out which schools are slated for closure or relocation next year. the school district now says it won't be announcing proposed schools to close until next month. now, that list was supposed to come out this week. the school district says the changes are needed because of a significant decline in enrollment in the district. no exact date or reason was given for the delay.

once it's announced, the list will not be final until the board of education votes at its december 10th meeting. still much more news and weather ahead, including a look at this weekend's box office numbers. moviegoers are saying yes to more beetlejuice. what experts are now calling the movie's second week in theaters impressive. that story and a final check of weather coming u.

i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

the multi-day conference is set to start tuesday morning. moscone center. that's when salesforce ceo marc benioff kicks everything off with his keynote speech. local businesses and restaurants are getting ready for some big crowds and some big money, according to dreamforce website. attendees are expected to spend upwards of $2,500 just to attend this event. well, at the box office this weekend. beetlejuice. beetlejuice kept its top spot. if you say his name three times, he will appear. beetlejuice the juice is loose. there he is. after its monster opening, the tim burton sequel easily topped the domestic box office charts again. the film earned $51.6 million in ticket sales, down only 54% from a week earlier. only will experts say that is impressive, and a sign that people who saw the movie are recommending it to friends. and another factor is that beetlejuice beetlejuice didn't have much in the way of new

competition. all right, let's talk about sports right now. anthony flores is here for that with today's highlights. and there really weren't enough highlights for the 49 ers today. you are right. the 49ers for some reason just cannot break that vikings purple reign in minnesota. the niners are going to have nightmares about this place. they have not won in minneapolis in 32 years. now sam darnold was a backup to brock purdy last year. now he's the starter for the vikings. second quarter. he airs it out for justin jefferson. it is a 97 yard touchdown. that is the longest touchdown given up in franchise history by the 49 ers. under two minutes to go before the half. brock purdy hooks up with george kittle fights his way into the end zone 13 seven vikings at the break. but the niners were sloppy especially on offense. purdy throwing that interception that would eventually lead to a vikings touchdown. he also had a fumble, but they would get back in it on a jordan mason touchdown run of ten yards. he had 100 yards on the ground on 20 carries. the

vikings respond with a field goal. then the niners hit three of their own. but they would run out of time. the vikings go on to win it 2317. the 49ers have lost eight straight visits to minnesota. give them a lot of credit. they played real well, but it was too sloppy on our part. the two turnovers, two turnovers on offense, struggling on third down on both offense and defense, the special teams with the blocked punt was disappointing. we can play a lot better than that, but tip my hats off to them. they were a part of the reason it's football, man. just because you got, you know, really good players and good scheme doesn't mean the other team is going to give it to you. you have to go out and earn it. so we've had to learn that, you know, the first two games of the season, so hopefully we can be better next week. maybe the upset of the day, the raiders at baltimore, brock bowers going off against the ravens. the napa native is the first raiders tight end. rookie tight end with nine catches in the game 98 yards that grab set up a touchdown. then the silver and black down.

no problem. the pride of east palo alto davante adams with a touchdown catch that ties the game. then with time winding down daniel carlson boots a 38 yard field goal that turns out to be the game winner. the raiders win in baltimore for the first time since 2016, 26 to 23. throw down around the knees. you're going to get some serious tilt down the line. hit well, it is out of here. save that ball, dave. why? because it's part of history. elliott ramos is the first right handed batter to hit a home run in mccovey cove since oracle park opened in 2000. the game would go into extra inning, though. the padres scored two runs in the 10th, and they hang on to beat the giants by the final of 4 to 3. the a's, trying to avoid back to back losses in the windy city, down in the fifth? no problem. brent rooker crushes a two run shot. it is a one run game, but that's as close as the a's would get. the

white sox win it 4 to 3 to gaugh final round of the pro khoi championship in napa. pat kizzire shoots a two under 70 on his way to his third pga tour title. it's a five shot victory at 20 under par. all right, 49ers can regroup. they head down to los angeles to play the rams next sunday. it will be like a home game for them. the rams. oh and two they've lost both their best receivers. it's a week to week league. yeah you got to wait seven days though to get it right. yeah. all right. this week is going to be a crazy one weather wise. it is a bit of a roller coaster ride. you got a chance of some showers in the forecast. that is for tomorrow. that will take us into your monday forecast. better chance for showers again on wednesday then seven days down the road next weekend. summerlike temperatures return. you see those 80s and 90s this time next weekend? that is absolutely nuts. everything that we got there. nice weekend coming up. look at it that way. all right. well, thanks very much for joining us. we'll be back at 11. see you then.

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