norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you so much. >>> and there's breaking news tonight.reveal a possible suspect in the murder of a young tech ceo in baltimore. we've got the details next. >>> breaking news tonight. police in baltimore just released a photo of the man they're looking for in connection with the death of a 26-year-old tech ceo. investigators say the body of pava lapere was found in her apartment on monday and that she appeared to have suffered blunt force trauma. earlier this year, she made the prestigious forbes 30 under 30 list for social impact. later today, police issued an arrest warrant for jason billingsley. he is considered armed and dangerous. >>> target announced today that it's closing nine stores in major cities next month because of theft and organized retail crime. the company says the wave of shoplifting is threatening the safety of its workers and shoppers. stores are closing in new york city, seattle, san francisco's bay area, and portland, oregon. >>> there's news tonight about a historic academy award that went missing for decades. well,

norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> california is cracking down on fentanyl smuggling. governor gavin newsom said today he's sending more national guard troops to ports of entry along the border where they face a monumental task. cbs's nicole sganga was given a rare, up-close look at the fight against fentanyl. >> reporter: an unmarked building, hidden inside a vault and locked behind security gate. the spoils of the war against drugs. >> the drugs are right here with the fentanyl. >> reporter: chief among the stacks, fentanyl and its so-called precursors, the chemicals used to make the deadly drug. we're at a secret location inside a u.s. government bunker. all we can tell you is that we're in california. beside me, nearly 8,500 pounds of fentanyl and its chemical precursors, soon to be destroyed. but before the fentanyl is destroyed, officers have to find it, scouring shipments taken off cargo flights at los angeles international airport. many packages originating from china. >> this literally is ground zero for our fight against fentanyl precursors. >> reporter: cbp

here is cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporter: police video shows the moment birmingham officers triedame performance last week. ♪ ♪ jackson-olin and the minor high school bands were performing of fifth quarter where bands play songs after the football game ends. a tradition the school district said is not allowed for safety reasons. ♪ ♪ but band director johnny mims refused, and the band played on. then a skirmish ensued. [yelling] [tasing] later an officer tased is mims at least three times. he was charged with disorderly conduct, harassment and resisting arrest. mims once the charges dropped. >> the things that happen in that game should have never happen. to the student should have never seen me tased. >> reporter: cbs news has been unable to reach the police department for comment. omar villafranca, cbs news dallas. >> james: now to a potential life changing announcement from the pentagon for thousands of veterans. the department of defense is launching a new outreach campaign for lgbtq vets who were discharged because of their sexual orientation. cbs's jim axelrod reports the mov

cbs's omar villafranca now on how the dangerous heat is impacting schools. >> reporter: extreme heatt, jamaya braid and javon adams had to pick up their two sons three hours early after the mercury hit 91 degrees. >> i just found out yesterday at 7:00 p.m. yesterday that they have a half a day today. >> reporter: and it's not just in michigan. schools across seven states either had early dismissals or were closed entirely because of the heat, including in philadelphia, where students from 78 public schools with no air-conditioning were sent home early on the first day of classes. in washington, d.c., the swamp feeling like a swamp. public pools were set to close on labor day, but the 97-degree temps are forcing city officials to keep some open until september 21st. it's welcome relief for steve anlian. >> it's pretty warm here, but couldn't be a better place than at the pool. >> reporter: businesses in texas are also feeling the effects, including the ivy tavern in dallas. the local bar has plenty of patio space with fans and water misters. >> that adds an extra element. >> reporter:

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> now to a potential life-changing announcement from the pentagon for thousands of veterans. the department of defense is launching a new outreach campaign for lgbtq vets who were discharged because of their sexual orientation. cbs' jim axelrod reports the move follows a nine-month cbs investigation on the struggles many vets have in trying to restore their honor. >> more work remains to reach every veteran whose life was impacted by don't. >> reporter: af"don't ask, don' tell." >> reporter: after years of waiting, the words thousands of lgbtq vets have been waiting to hear, an acknowledgment of injustice. >> decades of laws and policies that forced service members to hide who they are left a long anand cruel legacycy. >> r reporter: andnd she announ the steps the defense department will take to help lgbtq vets denied honorable discharges. >> we are announcing that dod will for the first time begin proactively reviewing the military records of veterans discharged because of their sexual orientation. >> the witch hunt was always around. >> reporter:

we have team coverage of the storm starting with cbs's omar villafranca in cedar key, florida. >> reporter: good evening. more than 6,500 national guard troops are handing out supplies and helping with the cleanup, and this is what they're finding. piles of debris that used to be homes and businesses. tonight, floridians are sorting through the devastation left behind by idalia. >> there has been significant damage, particularly along florida's big bend. >> reporter: this was what horseshoe beach looked like as an up to 10-foot storm surge roared through. and this is what's left, homes reduced to piles of wood, businesses destroyed. >> you want to live on the water, you got to put up with it, you know? >> reporter: cleanup efforts are ongoing on the island of cedar key. the powerful storm surge pounded these cottages. the water punched through the glass of this room over here. and as the water kept coming forward, it started pushing into the rooms, soaking everything and throwing it around. aimee firestine owns the faraway inn, which was booked up for the labor day weekend. >>

omar villafranca, thank you.l monster her came brewing in the atlantic, let's bring in chris warren of our partners at the weather channe, good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. this record heat is hanging in there, it is persistent and the reason for that, this heat dome is going to be strengthening over the southern plains and as it does, still looking for some serious possible more dangerous heat for the southern with some relief coming with storms for the ohio valley. but even till the end of the week. temperatures in the northeast still in the 90s. triple digits for the southern plains and also looking at newly named tropical storm lee expected to become a major hurricane in the coming days. and this is one that certainly needs to be watched. >> norah: we will watch it. chris warren, thank you. on the heels of one of the busiest travel days of the year, a computer glitch had united airlines ground its entire fleet in u.s. and canada today. disrupting 350 flights. we get the latest from cbs's errol barn

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omar villafranca, thank you. the most serious issues facing the world's oceans, and one young inventor is proposing that the best way to combat the growing problem is starting with rivers. cbs's ben tracy gives us an in-depth look at a high-tech barge that is scooping tons of plastic from our seas. >> it's like a vacuum cleaner for the river. >> it's a good-looking vacuum cleaner. >> reporter: this is interceptor 007, the not-so-secret agent of trash collection at the mouth of this waterway in los angeles. >> we have prevented 77 tons of trash from flowing into the ocean just this past winter. >> reporter: boyan slat is the 29-year-old founder of a dutch nonprofit called the ocean cleanup. it's trying to collect 90% of floating plastic pollution, including cleaning up the great papacific garbrbage patch,h, whs twice the size of texas. it is now focusing on rivers because its research shows just 1% of the world's rivers are responsible for 80% of all plastic flowing into the ocean. >> so if we tackle that 1% of ri

omar villafranca shows us how hot the weather is -- how rather the hot weather is throwing a wrench inome school schedules. >> reporter: extreme heat is causing a back to school meltdown. in detroit, these two had to pick up their sons three hours early after the mercury hit 91 degrees. >> i just found out yesterday at 7:00 p.m., yesterday, that they have half a day today. >> reporter: it's not just in michigan. schools across seven states either had early dismissals or were closed entirely because of the heat. including in philadelphia, where students from 78 public schools with no air-conditioning were sent home early on the first day of classes. in washington, d.c., the swamp feeling like a swamp. public pools were set to close on labor day, but the 97 degree temps are forcing city officials to keep some open until september 21st. it's welcome relief for steve. >> it's pretty warm here, but couldn't be a better place than at the pool. >> reporter: businesses in texas are also feeling the effects. including this ivy tavern in dallas. the local bar has plenty of patio space with fans