now 11, drugs, a violent rage and hearing voices, what we're hearing about the east bay man accused of sending a flight attendant to the hospital. +.2 i these are officially got i believe that they're leaving.

>> they will come back. they don't have anywhere else to play. >> it ain't over to the last batter swings. wife them aren't sure the a's are gone for good. one of the most iconic parts of the san francisco skyline, the billion-dollar makeover shining over the city. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hi, i am sara donchey. the a's rumor mill seems to always be churning and tonight is the new question . could the green and gold be back at the coliseum next season after all? at tonight oakland ballers game and has more on this latest curveball for the fans. >> the first ever home playoff game for your oakland ballers! >> reporter: tim betts is an oakland baseball fan, he loves the new pioneer league team, the ballers. but the a's were his first love? >> i bleed green. i bleed green. but you know it believe me so much. >> reporter: he says he has

four sets of season tickets last year. he considered to go to sacramento but doesn't have enough green to support his team. >> we went up there and did the tour, it's ridiculous. absolutely ridiculous. >> what was so ridiculous about it? >> the $10,000 worth of chairs here i can sit back and watch my money grow. over there i can't buy one seat. >> reporter: his heart has been broken time and time again, but as betts sees it, the game is not over for oakland quite yet. >> unless you see a shovel in the ground, don't believe nothing that man says. >> reporter: rumor started lying about the a's staying in oakland after made some comments on a sacramento radio station thursday morning. >> there is a new party that owns the coliseum that is now ready and willing to negotiate. >> reporter: the african-american sports and entertainment group is now the sole owner of the coliseum after the city finalized a deal to sell its 50% share earlier

this month along with the new owner there are lingering concerns about whether the stadium will be ready for major leaguers to play ball next season. the players association hasn't signed off on playing on artificial turf in triple digit temperatures and facilities are currently being built but major league baseball said in a statement it is a certainty that the a's will play their 2025 season in sacramento as planned i is continuing to work effectively % details of the transition. some fans, though, aren't so sure, they believe the a's will remain rooted in oakland at least for now. >> until something is official, until something is definitive , they are all just rumors . i have set it this whole time, you know, until the a's are officially gone i believe that they're leaving. >> no, they are coming back. they don't have anywhere else to play.

>> by the way, it was a pretty good night for the ballers. they won their first home playoff game either monday park. they beat the yellow high wheelers 1-0 and they will host them again tomorrow. a fremont man is facing federal charges accused of attacking a flight attendant on a tampa cisco bound plane. 30-year-old charles angel salva was arrested on federal charges. the feds say he was on a frontier flight and suddenly pulled down oxygen masks, started screaming and grabbing passengers. he also allegedly choked and kicked two flight attendants . eventually passengers pinned him down. the plane was diverted to the ontario airport. one flight attendant actually had to be taken to the hospital. charging documents say that's all the admitted to using ecstasy before getting on the plane he said he wanted to pull the emergency flight button to crash the plane. he also apparently admitted that he was hearing voices . if convicted he could face up to 30 years in prison. in a statement,

frontier airlines confirmed the incident and also thanked its crew for their response. a man has been detained in connection with a deadly road rage shooting that happened in orinda. please got the call just before 11:00 a.m. today. >> on the ground, be advised, got out , started punching him and then the rp shot him. >> reporter: the shooting happened near las vegas and loss of spiritual roads. neighbors were shocked to hear what was happening just outside. >> and i heard a loud banging, the first thing i thought about, just because a lot of this is going in our society, is is a gun, i am like no way, not here. >> it is very sad, it shocked me. you know, but i guess this is the world we live in now. i am surprised that it happened right here just because maybe because i live here. >> reporter: the victim died at the scene and so far has not been identified. former president donald trump will be back in the bay area tomorrow once again for a

fundraiser. this is the woodside estate where this is happening. the invitation says tickets start at $3300 but if you pay half 1 million bucks you get a photo with the former president and you get to attend a reception and roundtable discussion. this is being hosted by alien or tech entrepreneur tom siebel and his wife, stacy. tom is actually related to jennifer steeple newsom who is related to gavin newsom, notably a democrat. second cousins once removed. another tech billionaire, david sachs last hosted trump in june. that fundraiser reportedly backed $12 million for the trump campaign . as far as presidential debates go, we may have seen the last of them that is because the former president trump will not debate vice president harris again. >> so because we have gone two debates and because they were successful, there will be no third debate. it is too late,

anyway, the voting has already begun. >> three other debates were scheduled before president biden dropped out. those have since been canceled. turning back to the debate that did happen and some of the more unusual moments contained within it, trump's baseless claims about migrants eating cats and dogs have gotten a lot of reaction and he seems to be doubling down today he put out this ai generated picture of kittens holding a vote for trump sign. at a michigan rally today for harris' running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, the crowd chanted we are not eating cats. >> and we already know what he thinks of single cat ladies. >> we are not eating cats! we are not eating cats! >> i had not heard that one yet. >> when governor walz took the stage he kept the theme going? thank you to my fellow cat owner, taylor swift. he said a

lot of weird stuff, too so i am just going to say that. you tell me you had on this go kart, they are eating cats, and they are eating cats. >> and with trump's comments spreading around the world, german and germanys foreign ministry online about a post about a renewable energy, the ministry posted a picture of the former president en route ps, we don't eat cats and dogs. people were afraid the skyscraper would be a blight on the san francisco skyline but now it is one of the most distinctive buildings around. today the city marked another change for it. >> i'm so glad i lived this long to be able to see it. >> we will show you the billing dollar renovation of the transamerica building. >> speaking of which, we are looking that direction right now. not seeing a whole lot of fog. temperatures today, very

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it is really hard to imagine san francisco sideline without this, the transatlantic pyramid. it is all dressed up in a new lighting. when the skyscraper first opened in 1972 it was very controversial, got national attention for its unique design, not everybody liked it. some people thought it was actually going to be a blight on the city skyline. the

city manager at the time called it an inhumane creation but since then the city and people around the world seem to have embraced the look at the transamerica building was actually closed to the public during the pandemic now after years of renovations it is shining over the city. today there was a big celebration that pretty much lasted from the morning till the night to unveil the $1 billion renovation to the building. what has changed for the iconic san francisco structure. >> the crown jewel of downtown san francisco skyline is reopening today with the pomp and circumstance fit for historical landmark. but john increase our crew members with the transamerica pyramid had to convince the city to fall in love with it. >> the shape and height, it was quite a shock. i was the front man during all of this controversy and all of this construction.

>> reporter: he joined the pyramid's pr team in 1968 when triangular architecture was just a twinkle in the eye of the city. he watched the company sell the idea what the skyscraper could be an pushback from residents, the 48 story pyramid made it to opening day in 1972. now standing on the 27th work, he is reliving the past. >> i'm so glad i lived this long to be able to see it. i am apparently the last living relic of that the fact that people are now crew. >> reporter: is not the only person that remembers what was. former mayor, willie brown stopped by to admire the top to bottom renovation. >> the fact that people are now going to be able to use the building, whether they are the tenants or not, that is an incredible transposition for people on that side of the world. >> reporter: the building and it is and brightwood park were closer to the public during the pandemic. the building was purchased by electric manhattan group. the owner hopes the renovation will bring life back

to nearby downtown neighborhood. >> downtown is not just about work, it is about work, is about play and it is about relaxing and enjoying. >> the lobby will be open to the public. it has a small cafe, flower shop and a bookstore visitors can use. the top floors were converted into boardrooms and lounge areas only open to the tenants but for most of us, perhaps the most anticipated rebrand is the transamerica redwood park. >> you want people to come here, this is the heart of downtown san francisco. the art shows that we are opening now is everything for everybody from kids to adults and i am super excited to have everybody join. >> reporter: visitors can now enjoy new city to take in the 150 foot tall redwoods as well as sculptures from a known french artist. the plaza will be open to all on sunday. >> that's really nice. we work very close by, we will get to walk by and enjoy perhaps on a nice, calm . two people that work in the financial district

don't have to navigate around the construction project anymore. >> that's true. although the wind was a little bit palmer today. >> a lot calmer today. >> downtown two days ago, was it yesterday ? i was almost blown away. >> it was blustery. fortunately the wind relax. did some on s changes a little bit further down the line . was take a look at the weather headlines and what you need to know as we get closer to the weekend. almost a copy and paste forecast from today until tomorrow and close to average temperatures on saturday. a changes start to kick in on sunday as back-to-back storms are going to be heading our way from sunday through wednesday, even the possibility of a few showers in the forecast over the course of the next several days. we're going to early next week and that is unusual enough for the month of september but i spent most of my time you're talking about that particular part of the forecast and why it is going to be happening. our national map

onto the floor, i am going to position myself . to stand over the bay area because i'm going to bring the temperatures forecast and show you the cold air that is going to come in over the course of the next several days so we are going to cover up the map , that is why am standing over the bay area so you can keep your geographic bearings. temperatures stay close to normal over the next several days, back-and-forth overnight and the cooldown in the daytime warm up and here comes that cool air charging in. indicate temperatures that are going to be running about five to 15 degrees below average from sunday through wednesday of next week and that has a number of consequences. first of all, it is going to significantly kick up the winds once again though we are going to be tracking wind gust on sunday in the 22 35 mile an hour range sunday afternoon into sunday evening let's get the gustiest went into early evening come you can see all those red shaded panels indicating 30+ mile an hour gusts. continued after the sun goes down, it will be a noticeable breeze kicking into start the day on monday. it also means an increase in our rain chances. nothing to get too excited about. it is september, after all. we're talking about a decent 30% rain chance sunday night into monday and another 30% rain chance is going to be heading our way from wednesday into the evening. these numbers could still go up. usually this time of year the rain chances tend

to be loosely holding the football for charlie brown this is unusually strong storm system for this time of year. in fact, two storm systems back to back will bring in that significantly cooler air. san francisco running about five degrees below average. the bigger departure from normal is going to be farther inland. san jose, especially sunday, monday and wednesday, running closer to 10 degrees below normal and the biggest partner from average will be east of the oakland hills where temperatures are going be running close to 15 degrees below normal and the tri-valley on sunday at about closer to 12 degrees below normal on monday and again on wednesday followed by a warm up there are some 90 degrees readings in the forecast far down the line as we head into the last weekend of summer technically, the fall solstice is on, equinox is on sunday with high temperatures forecasted to be 90 degrees for the first official day of fall. we'll keep an eye on that, the 10th day in a 10 day outlook. tomorrow's high temperatures, what you need to know as we head out the door tomorrow with

temperatures in the 50s to begin the day but that warming up, not a whole lot of fog to disperse the temperatures, quickly into the mid-to-upper 80s and the santa clara valley. the hotspots into the low 90s. a mix of mostly 70s around the bay, 80s for fremont and redwood city with temperatures mostly to the middle portion of the 80s for the north bay, as well by tomorrow afternoon. seven-day forecast does include that cooldown that is in store for the second half the weekend and early next week. we're not being bold enough at this . to add any raindrops to the forecast for sunday night and monday because 2230% chance is still significantly lower than a 50-50 chance but we will keep you updated on that. the way the storm system is kind of shaping up it is possible that if we get some showers on monday it'll be instability in the atmosphere, couple those could actually develop into full-fledged thunderstorms. we will be watching that, as well. was to keep our eyes on including the term of the fog, mist, drizzle as we head into the early next week. a lot going on. >> there is a lot going on but you know, that's what we have you for. >> thank you. >> i sort of just trust. thank

you. up next, the wildly different reactions caught on camera when a quake shook southern california. coming up in sports, the conference of champions lives on but certainly a much different look then the west coast is used too. speaking of familiarity, the niners have had to pay a visit to their old friend, sam darnold who is off to a hot start in his new home in minnesota.

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southern california has been dealing with not only fires but they had a magnitude 4.7 quake that hit close to malibu today. that's what it looks like from a camera at the santa monica pier. the fox sports show, the facility was recording when the ground started shaking. >> but you know what they say when they turn the temp up with their car .2 earthquake, earthquake. >> you know what they say? >> yeah, the quake didn't phase one of the hosts, he just wanted to talk about saints

two, derek carr. >> gotten under the desk >> i feel like that was personal. that is what you're supposed to do. that is what you're supposed to do. i knew you were going to bring it up but hey, i guess it was derek carr that person that he needed to keep going? >> absolutely not but the 49ers are and they are going on the road to face the vikings this weekend. and they will be looking to get their first win in minnesota since 1992. the niners have lost seven straight games there including week seven of last season. and if they want to break the streak they will have to do it at the expense of an old friend. sam darnold now starting qb in minnesota, shined in his vikings debut. through for over 200 yards and two touchdowns. 49ers locker room has nothing but respect for their former qb to slinging sam. >> sam, i was always really impressed with the arm talent. i don't know if i have seen as natural the football for her as sam. >> was happy for him, i was

hoping to find no good spots and come back here. but i was happy for him and he got this opportunity because sam more than deserves this, sam is the starting quarterback in this league. two be good to see an old friend. yeah, wish him the best of luck. >> the niners will be right here on kpix the sunday . you watch them on the field, of course but don't be surprised to see a few stars and the commercial breaks. several players starring and new ads it makes you wonder, have the 49ers gone hollywood on us? >> a little commercial on the side of but we are players first, >> have you been impressed by any of the acting skills? >> brock purdy i think of the guy right now. he is on the tv a lot. >> 50 sent boneless wings? >> $.50 boneless wings onto, ready, break? >> anyone who is a bad actor? >> i am not the best actor, i met with the whole acting

stuff. you know they say? practice how you play. you know who a bit is a good actor, brenda potentially with the brew crew in town. as for the game, giants fans can start looking forward to basketball season. off the night for camilla double who allows the go-ahead home run to the bruise off of three wild pitches. san francisco's offense can't . any fingers. they came up with just five hits as milwaukee shuts them out 3-0 to take the series. cal host san diego saturday with a chance to start the season 3-0 but there's only one college sports story worth talking about tonight. pack . >> oh yeah, the pack is , it's back, the conference added four schools from the mountain west. boise state, san diego state, colorado state, fresno state. again, four teams that make me

excited +2 more that will be added in time for the 2026 season, giving them eight total and we end tonight with the big news at the oakland ballers beat the highrollers 1-0 their playoff series. they will be back home tomorrow night for a decisive game three at raimondi. very excited for the first season. >> that was dancing off-camera, i just wanted you to know. and singing on camera. >> that was not my voiceover. >> it is our lucky day, thank you. these days there is a podcast for just about every sport and every topic but a podcast created by a san francisco elementary school student is in a league of its own. are kevin, that the award-winning nine-year-old from san jose. >> this is nine-year-old happy place . >> they take me to a place where i want to be. >> reporter: ameya loves books, specifically a good story .2 we

have the introduction and the rising action. >> reporter: her commitment to storytelling letter to the short story contest award for the san jose public library but unlike many of the books she loves to read, the story she told was a piece of family history point >> my grandfather, at a young age, was forced from his homeland in uganda. >> reporter: ameya's grandpa was in uganda in 1972 when the country's asian minority was ordered to leave the country within 30 days. >> there are so many wars happening right now and there are so many people that are being like displaced and i said this would make a great podcast. >> reporter: ameya was ready to take her story to the distal airways with the help of her executive producer. nikhil desai is a meas dad. >> i have no idea how to do a podcast but you know, to support my daughter i learned. as he was telling his story to ameya , there was a lot of

little details that i had never even known about going up and so it made me feel closer to my dad, made me understand him more. and it made me look back at his history with, through a different lens. >> reporter: with the help of her parents. >> we are just her psychic that support. >> reporter: ameya made a podcast about her grandpa's displacement. heard target audience? her peers. >> i can't imagine what the adults feels. i met an adult get. >> reporter: it turned out the adults at npr loved it. up against fourth-graders nationwide, ameya's podcast won npr student podcast challenge and her story was featured nationally. a story almost untold until ameya reached back a couple of generations and her family's history. >> none of us ever expected that would happen, you know. but it sort of takes it to a whole new level in terms of dementing his legacy . and that

is really what i take away from it. two i think the story should just lie in wait. i think when we share it we are promoting, we are helping the next generation thrive. >> reporter: ameya isn't sure what her next-door it will be. >> i feel very proud that i am surrounded with love and i know that i can do it . >> reporter: with her sidekicks by her side, she is ready for her next headline. still ahead, a game changer for tourism and space, the surreal footage of the first mission of its kind.

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>>from spacex and blue origin, billionaires have really taken an interest in blasting off into space because i know when you have that much money, you've got to do >>something >>exciting, >>right? >>but with that comes space tourism. and today the first mission of its kind just made a giant leap forward for commercial space programs. a four person crew on a private mission completed the world's first commercial spacewalk. brian abel shows us what this means for the future of space travel. >>spacex mission control erupting in cheers as the hatch of the crew dragon capsule opens, exposing the four crew members inside to the vacuum of space. over the following two hours, billionaire tech ceo jared isaacman and spacex engineer sarah gillis complete the world's first commercial spacewalk for about ten minutes each from outside the capsule. isaacman, taking in views of earth passing by some 450 miles

below. >>back at home, we all have a lot of work to do, but from here it looks like a perfect world. >>the mission commander also bending and stretching this space dance meant to test how their suits move. >>no >> meant to test how their suits move. >> no one has ever used this spacesuit out in space before. so it opens up a whole new capability we haven't had a new spacesuit in over 40 years. so all the latest technology since then integrated into a new tech suit. >> reporter: former international space station commander chris hatfield says thursday's mission opens the door to exciting new opportunities. >> the spacex capital has never gone down to the zero pressure vacuum of space before, testing the hatches and all the equipment inside that everything worked. >> the polaris don crew will spend another couple of days in orbit, check now for meeting mission goals and working through a list of experiments. the crude dragon spacecraft

could make a return to earth this weekend. >> i'm not even going to ask if you would because i know you would immediately yes. >> taking my money and buying a yacht. >> you mean if you had money? >> hitting the mediterranean, i will not be going to space. >> if i had to choose? two no, you already picked space, pal. >> i will be with matt . suddenly we are friends again. we are cousins. thank you so much for watching the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news continues trimming out cbs news bay area. see you tomorrow. >> i will be in space for the zombie apocalypse. >> okay, good. >> close to 10 million instagram users have liked swift's post explaining her decision to back harris and her running mate tim walz.