from cbs news bay area. this is the evening edition. now at 11:00. another attempt on donald trump's life. trump is safe, the suspect is in custody and people are shocked. >> we live in dangerous times, the threat level is high. the

secret service did what they should have done and their agent did a fantastic job. >> then, in oakland, wineshop owners saying it will take more than crime to shutter down how she is changing her business model in order to survive. >> kicking off hispanic heritage month with the sights and sounds of tonight's celebration in san francisco. good evening. the man that the authorities believe is behind the second assassination attempt of former president trump is behind bars tonight. u.s. secret service agents opened fire after seeing the suspect with a firearm near the former president's golf club in west palm beach, florida. while mr. trump was golfing this afternoon. >> secret service agents fired four shots at the suspect. there is no indication that the suspect fired back. witnesses saw a man run out of bushes lining the golf course and jumped back into a black suv. that witness took a picture of the license plate of the suv and about 30 minutes north of

the golf course resort. the police stopped the suv and took the suspect into custody. the former president is unharmed. we have the latest from outside of the golf club in west palm beach. >> reporter: brian, andrea, good evening. at this point we are getting a clearer picture of the suspect in this case. the officials say that it was an eyewitness who was key in officials being able to capture him. >> former president donald trump and federal authorities say he is safe after an apparent assassination attempt at his west palm beach golf course on sunday. >> 1:30 this afternoon a call came out, shots fired. that was called in pie secret service. >> former president trump is safe and unharmed following a protective incident shortly before 2:00 p.m. on sunday at trump international golf club at west palm beach. the u.s. secret service opened fire on a

gunman near the property line and this matter is under investigation. >> reporter: the authorities brought a man into custody and we confirmed the name is ryan routh in his late 50s. trump was playing a round of golf at the time of the incident. it comes two months after a gunman attempted to assassination a former president during a rally in pence peps. he posted a message on social media assuring them he is safe and well saying nothing will slow him down. >> a male was seen with a high-powered rifle near trump international golf club. >> he was aiming the gun where trump was playing at the time. they engaged the suspect firing shots as he tried to flee on foot >> in the bushes where this guy was is a ak-47-style rifle with a scope. two backpacks which were hung on the fence that had ceramic tile in them and a go-pro. >> reporter: the white house

said president bidden and vice president harris were briefed on the situation. cbs news has learned that the suspect has a criminal history dating back to the 1990s. in west palm beach florida. back to you, brian and andrea. mr. trump's runningmate, j.d. vance said on social media he spoken to the former residence shortly after the shooting and that he was in good spirits >> kamala harris said she is deeply disturbed by the possible attempt on mr. trump's life. that she condemns political violence and that we must all do what we can to ensure the incident does not lead to more violence. her runningmate tim walz says this type of violence is not who we are as a nation. stay up-to-date with further developments on the story on our website kpix.com and streaming on the cbs news app. turning our attention now to weather. a lot more jackets out in san francisco today. thanks to this early fall cool down, darren? do you have more

details on this? >> yes. still on track to get light spotty rain from this tomorrow morning, we will use the virtual map and get the high-resolution for tomorrow morning what you will see starting at 2:00 a.m. are a few showers through the north pay working their way southward through the 9:00 hour. primarily focused east bay and clearing out by the time we get to the late morning. not a lot to that. it is fairly isolated. what we just saw does not mean it is going to rain at exactly that location between 2:00 and 9:00 a.m. everyone has an equal opportunity to get this from some light rain from this. the time frame is the important takeaway. it is standard. it will be in the morning, predawn hours through about late morning and clearing out before we get to noon tomorrow. look at the toace you will not get a lot out here. one other thing, look at the wind. it has been windy out there over the last couple of hours. when you visualize the streamline here you can visuallize a lot of rain here. 40 mile-an-hour

gusts at times. we will show you how tomorrow can be better. we will go back to the wide view. transition the time frame now and the wind streams we are seeing here, lighter, much more shaded than the light green and a 10-15 mile-an-hour breeze. not as windy tomorrow. but you have a little bit of rain in the morning? i will be back with the rest of the forecast in a bit. another system like this one coming in on wednesday. we are staying in fall for awhile. see you in a few minutes, guys, back to you. hispanic heritage month officially underway kicking off in san francisco's civic center plaza. tonight, all about celebrating mexican independence and culture. we were speaking to people about the event and the importance of their mexican culture.. >> reporter: civic center plaza filled with the sights, sounds, and smells of latin x culture.

an opportunity to show the world and the san francisco community what latin x people have to offer. >> i feel proud to say latina or hispanic >> transforming to kickoff hispanic heritage month. sunday was mexican independence day. >> viva mexico. >> but for some. who is considered hispanic can be a complex issue. >> a lot of people nowadays who identify as mexican don't know a lot about their indigenous heritage. >> reporter: identifying as indigenous. her father is from mexico and her mother is from ecuador. she says because of that, many people see her as just hispanic. >> certain spaces i show up and i am like i am latina, i am

hispanic, i speak spanish. that is sadly because of colonization. >> she there was celebrating her business, indigenous clothing mostly from mexico >> we are trying to take our business in revolutionizing and modernizing the fashions. >> recruiting her and her business for this event. working with the city of san francisco and the sf consulate general of mexico to put it on. >> what is beautiful about san francisco, you get exposure to so many another one comes together and have a good time celebrating life. >> he is mexican himself. part of the fabric of america. >> especially california, 50% is hispanic there is no getting around us. we are here, we are present and contributing to the economy, contributing to the

history of the country. >> she thinks events like this are important to celebrate hispanic heritage and educate people about the connection to indigenous people. >> it feels important. it feels important and it feels necessary. and it also feels really nice because, you know, from human to human there is a lot of people that come with genuine curiosity. >> this is just the beginning of hispanic heritage month. it runs through october 15th. people here is a they are excited to celebrate, educate all month long. >> other events happening across the city all month includes a concert series and the city's latina hartage month. heartage month. a mal-- heritage. a small

business is hoping to reopen their restaurant it is located in downtown oakland at corner of 13th street. she opened her business in december of 2022 with big success. she wanted to showcase fine wine produced by women of color. however, her business took a nosedive this year, so, she temporarily closed her shop last month. crime in oakland is scaring people away. >> there were days i would make $300 and i have a staff of three people working. so, oakland does not have the credibility of being a safe city. if people's cars are getting broken into, they are not coming. >> she will reopen this week with a new model, a smaller wine selection to bring down the costs and she is partnering with neighboring corporations to encourage office workers to come after work. in other news tonight, san francisco firefighter was holding a cat after rescuing it from an apartment fire in san francisco. it happened at hyde

in the tenderloin, the video shows a cat hanging from the ledge of the building. yikes. the firefighter on the ladder trying to coax the pet but it ran away the cat was saved by another firefighter. crews say the cause of the fire an accidental kitchen blaze. >> school district officials in san francisco waiting until next month to name the latest round of school closures after the list was supposed to be released this wednesday. the superintendent says the district needed extra time to make sure there was a set fiscal analysis of their plan. it is not clear how many schools are on the list to either close or to merge as the district struggles with a budget deficit and declining enrollment. they added the statement of the goal of closing schools is not to save money but to improve the experience for students and teachers by aligning the number of schools we operate with our current enrollment. they can manage the resources effectively and ensure every

school is fully enrolled and well supported. still ahead tonight at 11:00. democrats and republicans in both houses of congress pushing for new legislation to protect ivf treatment.. when they might see a vote ahead of the november election. then, putting trash to good use, how waste is turned into new homes in the south bay. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that one i like. a lot. ♪ bmo ♪

. silicone valley is a hub of development and now they are trying to use it to develop wildfires early. there are 50 sensors installed across the area. the goal is to alert fire departments about wildfires in realtime in hopes of preventing them from becoming full born wildfires >> since we are on this topic, firecrews stopped forward progress on the cougar fire burning off of lakeville highway in sonoma county. it has burned 40 acres, 0% containment and more than a dozen fire engines, helicopters, air tankers are fighting the fire that began at 1:00 this afternoon. down in southern california, three large scale wildfires burning at the moment. the largest of the three, the bridge fire, burning in l.a. and san bernardino. that one sits at 54,000 acres. the line fire also in san

bernardino county is about 38,000 acres. and the airport fire in orange and riverside counties has burned over 23,000 acres. weather has helped them out in fighting all of the fires down to the southland. >> big time helping us out. we had a grass fire that started late. >> yes. neither of them got far. so, we are not in fire weather right now. instead, we transitioned into kind of a week's worth of fall-like weather and you see that we got a little bit of rain showing up there on first alert doppler on the monitor. i will do you one better show you what happens here tomorrow. i showed it at the top, but i want to show it again. one of the important parts of forecast. what we will visualize is the high depiction of the radar. what we are going to see here, 2:00 a.m. in the morning, starting in the north bay, and then you are going to see showers working their way out of the north bay, around sunrise, working their way down east bay hill comes then dissipate as they get down to

the south through the diablo range. done by noon. that is the time frame we were looking at. not widespread, totals are not big. you get a couple hundredths of an inch of rain there. does not appear like it will amount to a lot of rain. i wanted you to see that. light rain tomorrow, on the morning commute, as well not be the rain that has a big impact on your drive. this is the first of two. there is another system like this that is coming down by the time we get towards the middle of next week. i want show you what it looks like. we will show you the big picture. there is is another system that is about to develop in the gulf of alaska and bring cooler air. today was in the 70s if you were inland. that is because a big pool of blue come out of alaska and parked itself over us. just to clear it out. we can see where we are there in terms of where it is. came for us. here is the next one. going to do it again. that is

wednesday, another system another chance for light rain with that. keeping our temperatures relative low cool and it will come with a little more energy. so, as that approaches, the first thing they will slow you what it looks like from the rainfall standpoint. watch the line of green there. coming out of the gulf of alaska. it arrives here. you can see it on wednesday, another system that comes through with more rain. in addition to that, it is bringing something elsewhere it. that will go a little psychedelic looking. i will show you where the instability is. keep your eye on the gulf of alaska, the same system coming down. watch the progression of the bright area of blue. visualization of more energy to develop a little more lift in the atmosphere and give us an isolated thunderstorm. that is where things stand by the time we get to wednesday. and if you take a look at that on the globe you see where it is. go to the wide view on this. this is color coded. i am going to walk behind here. i want you to take a look at the other side. look out towards

the caribbean. see the deep shades of red? it makes perfect sense. down here, you get thunderstorms here. it does not make the news, that is part of the atmosphere that is good at developing thunderstorms, there is your visualization, swing back over to us. we don't have this, not getting big time thunderstorms, the bright area of blue there on wednesday is interesting for us. more instability than we normally get. we will have a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. more on that once we get closer to wednesday. let's get into the forecast. we will show you what it being loops like on here. while we are staying cool for most of the week we are not staying cool for the whole seven-day. we have another warm up. we will be back in the middle 90s for the inland valleys, if you like fallen joy the next seven-days. that is what we got now. then, we are warming back up just in time for next weekend. all right, guys, back to you >> all righty. thank you, darren. coming up next, we got a look at a silicone valley

approach to solve california's housing crisis. is it a hostile environment? is it the walleye hype? why can't the 49ers win in minnesota? >> to many my bads. >> and cal football is 3-0 for the first time since 2019 with a head coach had to coal his fans. >> stop throwing the cards on the field. >> get ready. coach 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.

. welcome back. california has plenty of problems, including a lack of housing and too much plastic waste. a company has combined the two challenges into an innovative way to create more homes and this was on display in san jose today. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: the desire for tiny homes began as a quirky lifestyle choice. with the extreme cost of real estate they are a viable housing option. now, the biggest invasion is not the size of the units but the method and materials that they are made from. >> reporter: each time the tiny fest small home expo returns to the santa clara fairgrounds it seems to take on more relevance. the event ceo says it started with introducing

people to them. to lost space and secret service behind baseboards >> one ever the big goals they had was to normalize and, you know, expose people to these. it was an unknown. what is that little thing that i see on tv. now we are focusing on how accessible they can be financially and place them in more places now. >> reporter: as adus grown in popularity there are a lot of invasions. one of the most revolutionary is what is coming from a company "as your printed homes" >> this is 180 foot square home that we were able to print in 24 hours. >> reporter: at the southern california factory they use a giant printer arm suspended over a carousel. it has a bead of plastic to create a solid shell for the structure with no seams, it is leak proof and insect proof and to make it bigger you connect more sections together. >> the material we are using is

recycles plastic. think food containers, plastic water bottles, mixed with a res inwith fiberglass. >> the company estimates this studio apartment was created with using 150,000 plastic bottles, inside, containing a living space, including a small kitchen and a bathroom with full size camode and shower. by eliminating the high cost of lumber and onsight construction the price for the single unit is $35,000. suzanne was looking for ideas for the adu she wants to build on her lake county property. >> i was going to buy one of the steel cargo containers and build my own. >> are you having different ideas now? >> well, yeah, i priced out all of the material and labor and these prices are much less than what i can build it for. i think i am going to buy one. >> construction costs could be decreased while addressing a shortage of housing and a glut

of plastic waste. >> we are in a homeless crisis right now. we also have an incredible, you know, source of plastic, unfortunately, 54 million tons of plastic that is wasted each year in the u.s. and we are only recycling 4% of it. we are growing quickly. the scalability is there, we are able to keep up with the demand. it is, i believe it is the future >> they say necessity is the mother of invention and need to construct more housing and produce less waste may be giving birth to a new world of invasion. after the break, the push from both democrats and republicans to try to get

. a live look at the u.s. capitol. despite the presidential race going for the final stretch congress is still trying to get work done. especially on in vitro infertilization. a bill is coming soon. this comes as multiple house republicans are pushing for speaker mike johnson to hold a legislative vote backing ivf. ahead of the 2024 election. vice president kamala harris previously said quote extremists, led by the former president, are

threatening access to ivf and contraception. >> he supported ivf, he supports fertility treatments, he supports exceptions for life and health of the mother, for rain and incest. his position is moderate. yet i know conservatives still support him. >> republicans can not claim to be pro family only to block protections for ivf. the american people deserve another chance to see if republicans are for access for ivf or against it. it is that simple. >> according to columbia university fertility center. roughly 2% of all births in the u.s. come from the result of ivf. in june legislation guaranteeing access to the treatment stalled by one vote in the senate. coming up after the break. life in pictures. an

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. special birthday tribute for a beloved bay area native turning 103 this month. the oldest living park ranger in the u.s. honored with an art exhibit at the joyce gordan gallery. she started working as a park ranger when she was 85 years old and retired at 100. her 103rd birthday is next week. >> that is good news. we appreciate you watching, game day is coming up next. >> news and weather updates are always on kpix.com. have a good night and a good week . >> it might rain tomorrow. >> it might. 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

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