>> we all came together. this i love.'s stomach now at 11:00, his picture hangs where he was killed. a family heartbroken after a store clerk was beaten to death trying to stop a shoplifter. is beth death has neighbors calling for help. plus, a woman heard by a hit-and-run driver and a stolen septic truck, and the bridge closer that could throw a wrenc in your holiday weekend travel

plans. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sarah dodgy, on cbs news bay area. no family should ever have to go through what this family is dealing with right now. a fe weeks ago their father was working at a market in san francisco's outer richmond, now he is gone, murdered after someone viciously beat him during a robbery. also absent, justice. answers. the family an police still have no idea who did this. andrea was at an emotional vigil tonight outside of the market. remake a very large turnout at the intersection of balboa and 41st avenue, you can feel the impact johannes alali had on this community. family members were also here, drowning in grief of losing a loved one. tears flowe as family members arrived for a major to remember his life. >> he was like my father. he wa

my everything. he's so kind. remake neighbors, friends, customers stood in front of the store one by one, sharing the memories of a man they knew as john, how he greeted everyone with a smile and made connections with everyone that walked in the store. even with the youngest customers. >> i would always just say hi. and sometimes he would make me laugh, sometimes i would just, every day it would be really fu to be here. and ever since that happened, i felt broken. >> [ music ] >> reporter: a night filled wit

songs, prayers, and tears, people came out with flowers, gifts, and heartfelt messages from 11 store clerk violently killed as he tried to stop a thief. >> i can't imagine myself without john. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: it was around 9:30 last thursday when a thief came into steel water. john was goin to let him go until he tried to walk out with beer. 60-year-old john teweled was attacked with the bat he used to fight him off. >> we are heartbroken by the untimely death of johannes. >> reporter: family members say he was a loving father who ofte worked seven days a week to support his family. they can't even begin to explain how his death has left an immense void in their lives, and this corner of the richmond district shares in their loss. >> i'm not the only one who feels this way, and i wanted to share my opinion.

>> people who live in outer richmond where the slope market is located say this is the latest tragic example of why they need more help. some say they want more police patrols. >> born and raised here, i can' remember a time when something this violent occurred. and it's shaken everyone up. yes, and i lived with an elderly mother, and she doesn't feel safe walking in his neighborhood either, she's been here more than 30 years. >> reporter: in the past hour, police told us they have no updates in the search for the suspect come supervisor connie chan has called for more police patrols in the area as well. we reached out to her office to talk about that, but have not heard back yet. as of two hours ago, a stretch of interstate 80 that crosses the bridge is closed, and it will stay that way for the entire holiday weekend, jus in time for all of those road trips. caltrans will be paving miles of te, laying asphalt and making repairs on the westbound side. the

interstate shut down from the 780 interchange in vallejo to highway 4 in hercules. that's a six mile stretch. this is part of a larger repaving project spread across four weekends, it started back in july. everybody is wondering, how do you get around this? pending and where you're headed, you can take highway 37 west or 680 south over the venetia bridge to highway 4. airports are going t be hectic this weekend, as usual. numbers have been going up on labor day weekend, since the pandemic declined. san jose international airport is expecting nearly 22,000 people flying out tomorrow, that's a lot busier than when 16,000 fle out on the same day in 2021. we will talk a little bit o weather with paul, obviously this is a holiday weekend almos here. we are a little early. >> you can see it from here. >> a lot of people traveling, and in years past a lot of people trying to escape the heat. >> which isn't going to be a problem this year. the warmest

air we see will be labor day itself, and it will be average. sounds good to me. what sounds better, improving your quality. that's what we've seen this evening or more appropriately, experienced this evening. the onshore breeze kicking in, bringing green dots back to the purple air map, that's what we like to see. they update much more frequently, this is the latest snapshot of our air quality across the bay area, which is in good across the board, there are pockets of not so good air quality farther north in the north bay, and in the santa clara valley, the onshore breeze will make its wa through the bay and into the santa clara valley as we had to the rest of tonight. it doesn't mean we're done with the poor air quality, the fires burning in northern california will sen more waves of wire wildfire smoke towards us, here are the temperatures for tomorrow. the first day of september will fee like the middle of october, 60s around the bay, 70s inland, that's 10 to 15 degrees below average for inland spots, and similar territory against saturday, a chance for a couple

of sprinkles and patchy drizzle a light shower or two friday an saturday, and then we gradually warmed things up as we head through the rest of the holiday weekend and into labor day itself. but near average temperatures for the holiday, w will see what happens after tha with a look at the seven-day outlook that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much, we appreciate it. when you think about the fentanyl epidemic deadly overdoses, scenes out of the sa francisco's tenderloin could come to mind. did you know, overdoses are the leading cause of death in 55 and under, and o this international overdose awareness day, joslyn moran talked with a marine mom who lost her son to fentanyl poor reasoning and is turning her pain into action. >> it's really important to get the first responders there. >> reporter: just outshot outside of her shop, michelle leopold talked with dozens of people, many were parents. she spent time teaching them about the signs of an overdose and ho do you use the reversing agent narcan. >> it's really great to know that hopefully today's event is going to give one or two or

maybe even more people a chance of surviving. and opioid overdose. >> reporter: many were purple. michelle had her pin that said wear purple in honor of trevor trevor is michelle's son. this is trevor when he was out of rehab, in utah. same with this picture. >> reporter: michelle tells us trevor died in 2019 from fentanyl poisoning peer >> my kids were in boy scouts, they were in little league, the did all the same things, checke off the list. it can happen to everyone. >> reporter: of the number of fatal overdoses in marin county has risen in the last few years in 2018 there were 30, in 2022 there were 61. >> reporter: the marin county numbers don't show the people who died after graduating from our high schools. >> reporter: trevor was a freshman at sonoma state when h passed away. >> he loved nature, trevor absolutely thought that being

outside was the best place to be. one of the things that brought him and me very close was he always seemed to find heart-shaped rocks when he woul go on hikes. he would always give them to me. >> reporter: michelle says she wakes up every morning missing her son, but helping others for her is part of healing. >> as we all are looking for that grief group where everybod understands there's no judgment there's no stigma. >> reporter: other people who have lost loved ones to fatal overdoses were there today, too supporting each other. anita works with odie free marin, the aim to educate and prevent fata overdoses. she lost her younger brother in 2018. >> it makes you want to get up every day and go out and train people on narcan and prevention >> reporter: she showed marin county resident how to use narcan. >> i think that sometimes we al want to believe that nothing like this could happen to our loved ones, or people that we know. i've been reading a lot more about what's been

happening, and i want to be prepared. >> reporter: that's part of michelle's mission. >> i feel that he may be is helping me. i'd like to think that. that he's part of what i' doing, and guiding me. >> reporter: she's helping others heal and trying to prevent any more heart ache fro an epidemic that has taken too many lives. >> odie free marin offers three narcan, four in san rafael and one in point reyes, for more locations and hours visit odie free marin.org. next, police say they have not found the body but they als say that they know i'm missing northbay woman has been murdered. tonight, they're looking for her boyfriend. >> reporter: plus, they never had a felony case like this in san jose, the women facing serious charges stemming from fruit. i was speechless. we have gone live, we were world-famous >> the california kid born blind, proving he is limitless.

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we have a really upsetting update tonight on a fairfield woman who's been missing for more than a week. police are saying now dating 36-year-old erica brown was murdered. that is despite not having found her body. while police are not saying how they know brown is gone, they have issued an arres warrant for her boyfriend. >> i can hear her laugh. i can see her smile. and it breaks my

heart that her daughter won't b able to see that. again. i do still have some hope for a miracle. >> tonight, an arrest warrant has gone out for mark randall, who also goes by tweety. police say he and erica were living together when she went missing. as for where rental could be denied, possibly here in the ba area. police say he has strong ties to fairfield and alejo. sideshows are a kind of notorious bay area problem. in san jose, people who promote them online can be fined for it but the mayor says that's not t enoughgh. they wanant to go dir to social memedia compananies a hahave them s shut ththe post d sent a leletter to m mehta, snapshot, and tiktok asking the that they boot users for 30 day if they post videos about illegal sideshows. he wants the to be banned permanently if the don't stop doing that. the mayo has also invited reps from all

three social media companies to san jose city hall. we have seen people steal cars, trucks, even buses, but someone in the northbay stole a septic truck. not only did they steal it, they crashed it, too. the driver lost control of the septic truck in santa rosa, and ultimately crashed head-on with a mercedes suv. a 74-year-old woman in that suv was badly hurt. the driver of the stolen truck took off, at last check police still have not found him there has never been a felony case like this one in sa jose. it all revolves around fruit. not just any fruit, this was apparently infested with flies. two san jose women have been charged with felonies for illegally importing the fruit from vietnam. the santa clara county d.a. says they were shipping fruit and selling it o social media, and labeling it a something else when it was shipped so that it wouldn't be inspected. that violates state and federal agricultural laws

that say produce has to be checked to make sure there are no invasive pests. like fruit flies. lemonade stand in southern california has gone viral because of the young entrepreneur behind it. susie shows us what started as a smal fundraiser is now pulling some major celebrity support. >> reporter: grayson didn't hav plans to attract online thing this summer. in fact, he was supposed to have a quiet few weeks after and during yet another surgery for his vision. one of dozens over the years. so, the nine-year-old and his mom came up with an idea. raise money for his dreams of world travel by selling lemonade. >> we were just trying to figur out other ways to make our days go by, and it was super hot, so i thought it was a great idea. >> reporter: grayson, who also plays several instruments, had his drum set up along his stand he called limitless lemonade. first, business was slow, but then music manager charlie rocket came across it and poste a video online.

>> what's up, man? how you doing? >> reporter: mark rocket let hi set up his lemonade stand at hi l.a. social club, the dream factory, and that got the attention of travis barker from blink 182. the drummer showed u with some cash and some drumsticks. >> what's up, greyson? nice to meet you. >> you, too! man, those are sick! would you like a cup? >> i brought some donations, i would love a cup. >> reporter: then grayson asked barker if you would like to jam with him. barker took the drums well grayson grabbed the mic. >> i was speechless. we are world-famous. all my friends at school know about it, too. >> reporter: grayson's mom said they want others to see their story and realize anything is truly possible.

>> you can do anything you put your mind to, just because you have a label, just because you're blind doesn't mean you can't play instruments, doesn't mean you can't sing, doesn't mean you're not limitless, whic is why he named his little lemonade company limitless. >> imagine travis barker showin up to jam with you on the drums that would be fun. >> he was holding down the beat pretty well, too. doing all right. >> when i think about what kids do when they're outside and it' hot to cool down, lemonade stand, first thing that comes t mind. >> i see them all the time, i ride my bike and they'll be out at pretty much every crossing. >> so cute, we love the children. are they going to nee that heading in? >> it's going to be a tough sel tomorrow, it'll be on the cool side and maybe the potential fo showers here and there. not wha we expect for labor day weekend is the polar opposite of what w had last labor day weekend, las labor day weekend, i can't even talk about it. temperatures wer up to 115 degrees at inland

parts of the bay area, differen story this time around. clouds building in tonight, areas of drizzle, showers tomorrow with more clouds and sunshine tomorrow and saturday, not completely gray, partial clearing in the afternoon is about the extent of the sun. th more ambitious clearing trend will kick on sunday, we will stay on the cool side through sunday and backed in your tempe normal temperatures by the time labor day rolls around. here's look at the satellite and radar put together, we had a few rada returns trying to make their wa into the northbay, and all of that on the way down, the storm system causing all this is up t our north, it moves into northern california, by tomorrow, we are going to see a better chance of showers poppin up closer to home, futurecast shows radar freckles here and there, and that's the extent of what we will see. a couple of passing showers, sprinkles, enough to make you fiddle with the windshield wipers and drizzle, make sure you're careful of that, but no widespread rain. even your chance of sprinkles is going to be in the 20 to 30% range, nothing to get too excited

about, there. we will see that quieting down as we head toward the second two thirds of labor day weekend, and after that temperatures are going to retur to near average on monday, and hovering slightly above average inland for tuesday, wednesday, thursday, no extreme heat insight, a big contract from what we had a year ago. the smoke was concentrated today, some of that has been scoured out but the fires in far northern california and souther oregon are producing plenty of smoke come and the presence of the upper-level storm system is grabbing that smoke, sending it over the pacific which can then take the long way around and move back into the bay area. that will be the concern for th next few days. our air quality is getting better right now but we are not done with the moderate air quality, potentially getting back into the unhealthy for sensitive groups arrange especially for the northbay tomorrow, where a lot of the bay area was today. we will leave it in the moderat category, there will be plenty of times those days when the ai quality is good, sometimes we d get back into the yellow category, i wanted to make you aware that maybe is not going t be the best all the time as we had through the holiday weekend

there's the fog swallowing up downtown, temperature 59 in san francisco, other temperatures i the mid-60s, those numbers aren't going to change as we ha through the rest of the night with that blanket of clouds moving in, it holds a little bi of warmth in your ground-level, dropping down a couple more degrees as we had through the rest of tonight. not warming up much tomorrow, this is a mid-october type of temperature map, 60s around the bay, mostly 70s inland. it's as far as we're going to go tomorrow and on saturday, we start to warm u just a little on sunday, it's barely noticeable around the ba that it will be more noticeable inland, then back to normal temperatures monday with slightly above average readings tuesday, wednesday, thursday, there's the more noticeable warming trend for inland parts of the bay area, the northbay and the santa clara valley, and as always the tri-valley and th delta, the hottest day on tuesday only up to around 90 degrees, could be a whole lot worse as we head into the first week of september, along the coast you got the best chance o drizzle tomorrow, raindrops in the forecast for a change, and you will see some sunshine as w had through most of next week.

pretty good-looking forecast through the holiday weekend if you don't mind the grayish start. >> that's fine, we're prepared for that. >> we're good to go. >> i complain about every forecast, but this is actually. >> you get 24 hours to work on it. >> we appreciate it. the san jose spartans are about to be o the national stage, what the team is doing this weekend that they haven't done in decades. >> straight ahead in sports, i would say that the miners are very comfortable with its qb one. and a change of scenery, did the giant just find a night in

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this is kind of exciting fo san jose state cup football, they are going to host 18th-ranked oregon state here o cbs this sunday, the last time the spartans played on cbs it was? >> 1982. john elway was the quarterback for stanford, his

dad jack elway was the head coach for san jose state. >> it's been a while since we'v seen this, brenda brennan is th head coach, he's excited. >> i that. >> i hope everybody outside of the state of california tuned i to watch the game, but everybod in the bay area comes to the game. that's what i want. i wan people in the stands, i want people to see this facility and see the upgrades of south campus, and see the cool things that are happening in san jose state. >> a packed stadium, that would be cool. >> i would support that. >> players feed off the energy of the crowd. >> can you imagine how hard it would be to play to empty bleachers? >> you could ask the oakland a's. >> [ laughing ] o, vern. >> let's kick it off with baseball. 28 games left, and th giants have something going, they won four of the last five,

key players stepped up tonight, jacob judas was solid, counted on to start and he wound up pitching four shutout innings, did not allow a hit, struck out three padres, how's that for starters? giants had a big thir inning, already 4-0. and look what happens, off the second basement, ricocheted into the outfield, giant scored six minu times in the innings. mike yastrzemski came off the injure list wednesday, and in the fift cracked a big for his first hom one since july 15th, san francisco won it 7-2, so as the calendar turns to september, th final month ofthe season, the giants hold the third and final wild-card spot in the national league, one game ahead of arizona. nfl, brock purdy will be under center for the 49ers a week from sunday, when they kic off the season in pittsburgh. h made a complete recovery from a torn elbow ligament suffered in

the january nfc championship game, even now general manager john lynch keeps shaking his head. >> the good lord gave him a goo set of genes that heals fast, and he's a worker. he will stic to a plan, and he will challeng the plan, he was very invested, took ownership in the plan, it puts him in great position to play football. starting week one. >> we've got a dynamite half hour of red and gold show tomorrow night, at 7:30, but we played fantasy football tonight we have the draft tonight. >> give us a quick hitters, who do we have? >> buffalo bills led by josh allen, let's go after it. you'v got joe burrow. >> i've got travis kelce, kirk cousins to back him up. >> you had me at kelsey. >> he's a nice looking man, he has. and speaking of this, your

face could be just the ticket t get into your next major league baseball game. not because your vern glenn or because your handsome although both are true but the mlb is testing facial recognition programs in philly, so the idea behind this is you wouldn't have to fumble with your ticket, you could just wal in without scanning a bar code looking for it in the ballpark app, in this case, all you woul have to do is upload a selfie i the mlb app first. we will see how some people feel about that one. people throwing outdoor parties in u.s. could have some unwanted guests drop in from th sky. the nypd is putting party crashing drones out on patrol this time around. this is not for every party, just if they get complaints about big gatherings, loud gatherings, rowdy gatherings. tonight, some people are asking if flying a drone over a backyard barbecue is crossing the line when it comes to privacy. the plan is

getting a lot of backlash about privacy concerns, and whether this violates police surveillance laws. here's a question for you t ponder at this late hour. rb beer goggles legit? scientists put this to the test. we'll tel you about it.

depending on how much of a beer purist you are, you will either like the idea or not so much, russian river brewing is about to put canned beer on store shelves near you. that would be a first, in his 26 yea history. don't worry, it's stil staying in the bottle. the brewery is canning beers that fit the format better like

loggers, the plan is to have them in local markets starting in october, and later in whole foods and if all goes well they will expand across california, oregon, washington, and colorado. >> sign me up. this next story, beer goggles. some people blame them for having drunken hookups, but does alcohol actually make othe people seem more attractive? stay silent, guys, i'm just giving you, these are married men. don't fall for the bait, even if the producer put it in there. scientists put this to the test, they published the results in the journal of studies on alcohol and drugs, and they found that there is actually no such thing as beer goggles. instead, alcohol gives drinkers liquid courage, making them more likely to approach people that they find attractiv rather than making other people look more attractive. >> there's also the effect of lowering inhibitions, and i think that plays a role.

>> the next morning experience. >> when the lights go out. >> yeah, yeah. >> it's like god's flashlight. hey. >> i don't know what you guys are talking about. i don't know [ laughing ] >> we're not saying much. >> neither am i, thanks for watching the late show with stephen colbert is coming up next, >> and aew laboratory study, researchers found that cannabis coounds prevented covid infection. scientists discovered their cannabis compound proteins found on the virirus and blocked a stp the pathogenen uses to ininfect people. >> rko pictures presents