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now at 11:00, why parents at a bail area school district say they don't know if their kids will have a school to go back to, why parents at a bay area school district say they don't know if their kids will have a school to go back to. then when it comes to an emergency seconds count. >> so i have to have my heart

attack accordingly. >> reporter: why a trip to the hospital may get a lot more complicated. >> niners fans lost more than a game this weekend. the second next big player, sidelined. >> this the late news on cbs news bay area. hello, public school parents in san francisco are facing this uniquely stressful situation. none of them know whether their kids will be able to go they're now in in 2025 because any of one of them are going to be shutting down. they were supposed to find their fate this week but now they're going to have to wonder a little longer. and many of them say it's not stress they want to live with anymore. it's all plans to close schools. lauren toms was there and has more.

>> this has just been over us for so long. and at this point, it is just creating more anxiety. >> reporter: parents in the san francisco unified school district like sarah meskin are worried as they wait even longer to learn what schools will close next year. the closures come after a departure of more than 4,000 students and a multimillion dollars budget deficit. >> at this point i think we just kind of want answers. we want to, know what's going to happen. we want to know if our schools are going to close. >> reporter: sarah was one of about 100 parents who spent their evenings at hospital. the decisions over what school are nearly impossible, he's most concerned about the impact for students. >> it's kind of like a no win situation. >> having more kids can be challenging if those kids are coming from further away. those

kids might be tired or less connected to the schools that are there. it'll be like a, transitional process. but they you know, in a few years it'll be done and it'll be the norm. >> reporter: fears his kids schools will be shut down for low attendance. it's a bitter reality. >> it's tough. we really ancomm wish that it went going to come to this. on the other hand, i will say that, i understand what is going on. and we've seen this firsthand. >> reporter: in san francisco, the mayor has limited control over the district. the power lies mostly with the board of education but the city's top official could help provide needed support from bus lines to housing and community resources. and the candidates sent their message directly to

voters. >> the school district needs an administrator at a higher level. >> we have to do everything we can to avoid thousands of can be built on surplus. >> that being focused on student achievement. the future of the school district is going to be education. >> and for sarah she holds on for hope that with closures comes positive changes. >> if it is going to happen, the schools are going to be getting resources for the students that go there. >> reporter: leaders are now expected to announce the closures sometime next month. police are stepping up their resources. sfpd will use more cameras with license plate

readers. some are concerned about privacy. >> and i'm certainly concerned about where these are going to be deployed, how they're going to be deployed and the impact they will have on the community. >> business owners were cautiously optimistic. they said if this reduces crime they will ultimately support it. >> a u.s. secret service member saw a rifle spoking out of the tree line. >> reporter: now for the second time in two month, someone has tried to kill former president don donald trump. a secret service officer spotted him before he could take a shot. so how do trump supporters here in the bay area feel about this heading into the november election. kelsey thord was in lafayette to ask. >> reporter: lisa disbro has been hanging banners and signs

near lafayette for years. but on this day, just 24 hours after the secret service says it thwarted what appears to be a second assassination attempt against former president donald trump, lisa says her banners carry a deeper message. >> on one side says, the swamp is alive. and on the other side it says, where's the security? >> reporter: lisa is a fervent trump supporter. she says she's appalled by how close the suspect was able to get to the former president and wants answers from the government on how they plan to better protect trump moving forward. >> for a presidential candidate who's already had at least two attempts on his life, and we still haven't figured it out. who's in charge and why is there such negligence. >> reporter: lisa was joined by only one or two others on the

overpass making for a protest that was more flags than people. the response from drivers below was mixed at best, and several people who drove by told us they thought of demonstration is creating safety issues. >> i think it's a traffic issue. people are driving and trying to get past and it just gets dangerous. >> reporter: but lisa says she doesn't plan on ending her demonstration any time soon. she says what happened to trump over the weekend only solidifies her support for him. and the causes she believes he stands for. disgraced rap icon sean diddy combs was arrested in a hotel. diddy had faced mounting accusations of sexual assault

after his former girlfriend sued him late last year. his attorney says that combs has nothing to hide. one of the biggest conventions in the bay area is back. dream force is taking over the mosconi center. it kicks off tomorrow and promises to bring thousands and their money. which some business owners are happy about. >> i think we've been doing good down here. especially since the apac. >> the event has not been without its past drama. sales force ceo threatened to pull it from the city at one point over his concerns about homelessness and open drug use. kind of a tough weekend for the red and gold not just when it came how the game shook up but how the game's future is looking a little murky. sometimes you have one of those seasons when it feels

everything is going right. case in point until the very end. now it feels like everything is starting to go wrong. >> yeah, you feel that set injury bug. and it wrecks everybody's mojo. 49ers are already going to be without christian mcafrey who cannot return to the team until the october 10th game against seattle. now another offensive weapon. debo samuel, add him to the injury list. samuel will be out with a calf strain suffered in sunday's loss in minnesota. last season debo missed nearly all of three games with a shoulder injury and san francisco's record 0-3 during that time. the niners did not execute very well in sunday's loss. allowed a punt to be blocked. the offense was combined 3 of 13 on third and fourth downs and brock purdy sacked six

times and the offense committed six turnovers. >> the things we're known for being good at we were not great at and that kind of explains why we lose. >> for as bad as it was. the 49ers were one defensive stop away from a chance to steal that game in the twin cities. the niners were already up to a 7-1/2 point favorite to beat the rams without debo at sofi stadium. you know what they call that stadium. they call sofi stadium levi's south. >> yes. >> because so many 49er fans are there. >> i'm sarah north. >> sarah north, got it. >> fantasy football is already getting very interesting. >> speaking of fantasy football i have beef with that guy. >> we all have beef with paul. the last thing you want to do when having to go to the

hospital is drive farther than necessary. >> your mortality increased by 21% if you have to drive farther. >> why some in the south bay say they're facing an issue of life and death. >> the fires that have been raging in parts of southern california have taken a major toll. the families that have been let back home only to find piles of rubble. >> temperatures today were well below average. we're going to continue to feel this autumn weather for a few more days. a celebration of culture kicks off in spectacular fashion in the city.

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worried about the consequences. >> reporter: joe lives steps away from the trauma center. which made changes. >> unacceptable. you said you're a hospital now you're not a hospital. >> reporter: he's lived in east san jose for two decades >> the people who live in this area are going to have delayed injury. which means more injury, more death. >> reporter: a spokesperson for san jose regional center will not specify which services are going to be offered. but said stroke care would be impacted. >> i have to time my heart attack accordingly. >> reporter: time and distance could be the difference between life and death. something dr. rene shaw has researched for two decades. >> if you had to drive farther to your nearest trauma center. your mortality increased by

21%. which is, huge. >> reporter: while san jose regional's trauma center is still open. it's been downgraded from a level two to a level three. >> minimal two and three is a big gap. neuro surgery is something that doesn't have to be in house for a level three trauma center. and that's a big deal. >> reporter: trauma centers are part of the emergency department. meant to treat those in most immediate care. there are currently two level one trauma center. anyone who would have been to trauma regional faces the possibility of being diverted to santa clara health care, or stanford 27 miles away. >> you need to have them distributed in a certain way that allows people to get there. >> reporter: santa clara is

trying to acquire regional. but it wouldn't be until at least next year. >> minutes count, that's the thing. >> reporter: a time frame that's causing added concern for greg miller and his anybodies. >> reporter: san jose regional trauma center was downgraded on august 12th and is expected to stay that way until the potential purchase. both sides hope it happens by the first quarter of 2025. some mixed news when it comes to the fire fight. some positive and some very upsetting for a handful of people. let's start with the good. firefighters are making progress on the line fire which is burning in san bernardino. it is almost to 50%. it's a more grim picture for another fire that is still burning as well. at least 120 homes are gone. several people are hurt. countless people have been

forced out . the airport has been impacted. >> it's gone, it's ash. all three houses are ashes. ashes. there's nothing left. >> reporter: the airport fire is burning 23,000 acres. it's about 30% contained as of right now. obviously, not what you want to see when it comes to fire season down in socal or any where in california. >> the crews are helping the fire temperatures out. by sunday and monday it's going to get hot down there. it'll get hotter around here as well. but at least we get this little taste of autumn while it lasts. it was breezy yesterday. that breeze is going to bring substantial. even though the system coming in. trace amounts of moisture but we're not quite done with the rain chances just yet. we'll talk about that momentarily. let's take a look outside right now. we are tracking plenty of fog out there this evening. fog and low

cloud cover spreading out. not only over san francisco but also over the bay area as well. you can see that as we go over the marquette hotel. just the warmest spots hovering near or near 60 degrees. and we're going to end up in the mid-50s. which means not too many spots are going to drop lower than they are right now. it is going to spread across pretty much the entire region by early tomorrow morning. this is the futurecast fog simulation. we'll freeze the map. most of us are going to wake up with gray skies over head. either fog at ground level or low clouds cover with the base of those clouds is a few 100 feeds over the sky. the presence of the fog and cloud cover is going to slow down for several hours of daylight. but once it does back up to the coast which should happen about midday. our temperatures are going to try to warm up. because they'll be slowed down by the presence of that fog and the cool air mass in general,

we're going to ends up 5 to 10 degrees low average for highings. -- highs. only getting up into the mid-70s. fairfield and antioch. that's a good 10 to 12 degrees below normal. right around 70 degrees down in the peninsula and redwood cities. san francisco and oakland and the north bay only getting up into the low to mid-70s by tomorrow afternoon. we do have a chance still of showers, that's going to be trying to head our way as we head into wednesday. we'll turn on the radar simulation. from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. it's not going to be a large event. the chance of more than a trace of moisture is going to develop is the north bay. doesn't look like it has much of a chance of surviving the golden gate. we'll keep an eye on that for you as we head through the next

week and the next 48 hours rain chances will be moving in and moving back out. i want to bring in our map of the entire country. there are some bigger changes that are going to occur as we hit the end of the workweek. i'm going to position myself over the bay area. because we can't put a label over the map yet. i want to show you how temperatures are going to show up. about 5 to 10 degrees below average. that's replaced late this week and in the second half of the weekend. with more oranges and reds that shift temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above average. we're in for some weather whiplash as we head into the next 7 to 10 days with temperatures running below from tomorrow to thursday. even into the 90s by sunday and monday. that's going to be an abrupt shift. sunday is the equinox. the lay days of summer feeling more like fall and the last

days of fall feeling more like summer. everything gets switched around. temperatures around the bay are going to slowly rise up. even into the low to mid-80s by sunday and monday which is several degrees above average. and temperatures along the coast are also going to warm up. a more modest warming trend b early next week. the summer and fall time frame is getting a little jumbled together here as we head through the next several days. >> i'm jumbled, i don't know where to stand or where to go. >> we just bring so much stuff. >> there's tube, all right, thank you for getting that for me. menlo park celebrated the mexican independence day. people gathered at the senior center. they had mariachi of

course, dancing and clothes. >> throughout every city they have different dresses. and we like to be dressed from our hometowns. >> the celebrations also kicked off in the city last night at civic center plaza. hundreds of people were there for that event. organizers say that it showcased everything that latino communities have contributed to the bay area. several businesses also took part showing off their food, their products and their culture. still ahead, how long could you last. a group of strangers sweating it out in a hot car in hopes of riding away with a new set of wheels. >> straight ahead in sports. what's maybe the grossest thing that could happen in an nfl game? and why the 49ers were part of history while losing a game at the vickings.

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i asked in the break if you would rather be a niners fan or cowboys fan. we would still be niner fans given the current circumstances which are not great. >> yeah but see we don't freak out. they have the patriots. it'll be like that. relax everybody. >> he's talking to me. >> in case you're walking in the door folks. today the 49ers were hit by the news that debo samuel will miss the next few days with a calf strain. san francisco failed to convert on third and goal. and two plays later, sam darnold, former niner flipped the game for a 97-yard touchdown. the longest pass play ever

given up by the 49ers. >> that was a cool play. not fun to watch but it was cool. that's hard to watch when you don't score and they score two plays later. >> and they won't be the only team without a star off out. cooper kupp and nakua is on injured reserved? eagles one first down from putting away. saquan barkley dropped this. curt cousins took atlanta right down the field. and cousin got the touchdown to win the game. 22-21 both teams have a record of 1-1.

all right let's flip over to baseball, a's visited the cubs at writing little field. it got unpleasant for oakland starter joey estes. he gave up a second inning, three run homer to dansby swanson that made it 6-0 chicago. they went on to win 9-2. the a's have lost three straight. back to football. packers quarterback malik willis surprised his head coach when he chose not to throw the ball on third and 10 in a play. green bay was forced to punt but it turned out, there was an issue with a quarterback center exchange. >> i asked malik why he didn't throw the ball in that first down. he told me that josh threw up on the ball. and was like that's the first time i've ever had that. i've never had a throw with vomit on the football. malik probably

didn't appreciate that. >> can you imagine. run the play, i can't snap it. why? well there's puke all over the ball. >> it may have just stuck to his hand. that is. >> depending on the texture. >> that is gross. >> i didn't even know that happened. i don't know how we're going to transition out of that. >> i don't know how we follow that one. >> we're talking about turkey legs, corn dogs and a sweaty sedan. puke inducing indeed. what more can you ask for at the county fair. why people folks are staying put in a hot car for as long as they possibly can.

the question of the night what would you do to win a free car? >> what would i have to do? >> maybe don't say it out loud. maybe just say it in your mind. it's a good prize. probably a lot of people would be interested in that. some people in oklahoma are willing to sweat it out to win one with a group of complete strangers which is really sort of the icing on the cake here. so here's what we're talking about. the oklahoma state fair is hosting a challenge four strangers sitting in a sweaty hot car for up to 10 days.

whoever can last the longest wins. it's also being live streamed and it is hot outside there paul as you can attest to. uncomfortable. >> humid too. >> windows down. >> yeah, they have to be down. >> okay. just checking. >> for insurance purposes. >> hot and humid. >> there are no showers allowed. so you smell how you smell and it is what it is. the contestants say the chance of winning a free car is worth it. >> tell me why you're doing this? >> i need me some wheels. >> late night scrolling on facebook and thought why not i'll give it a shot. >> i raised two boys, my husband, i got it. i'm good. >> one of the rules is whatever you eat but don't finish has to stay in the car. so if like, yeah, the bone of the turkey leg with the left over meet. it has to stay. >> you can't throw it out of the window. >> no, in case you're wondering they are allowed a bathroom

break once every three hours. which is an odd choice. turkey leg and corn dog is a weird choice. >> it's hot. you want to hydrate. but then you can't. >> because then you just go. >> if you have to go, you have to go. >> the question is how nice of a >> the following is a paid presentation for home title lock. >> the american dream. for most of us, our home is without a doubt our most valuable and precious asset. but for too many families, this dream has become a living nightmare. they've become victims of a cybercrime the fbi calls house stealing. >> nobody thinks that i can take their house. nobody thinks that. you, as a homeowner, think you still own a house. three months later, you start getting foreclosure notices and you realize that you've got four mortgages on your house that you didn't even know existed. >> anybody who owns property should worry about home title theft. there's no other crime that is so easy, so quick and so lucrative.