saying it's too early to tell if this was a gang-related shooting, but gabriel makinano is convinced it is. acting police lieutenant thomas fuhrmann says his department has certainly seen in spike in violent crimes this past month. four deadly shootings. two of them ruled homicides. one is still under review by the district attorney's office. makinano has been convicted of an served time in jail in the past for gang crimes committed here in antioch, but he has turned his life around and now serves as a community organizer for the non-profit ccisco, reaching out to troubled youth. he says this violence, has to stop. "zein meant are being misinformed they do not understand realize the effect they are having little understand that until they get there and then they have what to do now moment. this is not what you think is in europe which rebecca all times. " >> reporter:and, as i mentioned, so far this year, there have been two reported homicides, one still under review. homicides here in antioch. the reason for the spike, is live in antioch, philippe >> pam:a south bay teacher is under arrest tonight. accused of having a se

gabrielle: a north charleston pastor is challenging senator tim scott in his bid for re-election. pastor thomas a. dixon announced his decision at a news conference today. dixon says he is a tireless advocate. dixon is a community activist and democrat. scott is a republican, and has served since 2013. he was appointed by governor nikki haley following the resignation of jim demint. the senatorial election is coming up this november. nigel: the upstate homeschool co-op delivered donations to the greenville children's hospital today. officials from the co-op say they raised money, and made blankets and tray liners, for the children in the hospital. club worked on the project. a volunteer we spoke to says, blankets are needed the most during the winter season. >> we decided that doing something like blankets to the hospital would be something good for us to give, that they can use a lot, that wasn't something specific. nigel: volunteers say they held to pay for the fabric for the blankets. happening now in north carolina, electricity regulators are deciding whether to allow a $1 billion project.

gabrielle: norwood and joyce fell in love during world war ii. a misunderstanding pulled them apart. ivan watson has this lost love story. >> i will give her a squeeze. ivan: norwood thomas never stopped thinking about joyce morris. the pair first met in 1944. she, a 17-year-old british girl living in london, for the u.s. forces. young love blossomed. >> i mean, we snogged, as you call it, when it was dark and nobody could see us. ivan: but their brief romance was interrupted when thomas was deployed to normandy to o ght in world war ii. after the war, he returned to the u.s, and invited morris to join him. but she misunderstood his letter, and thought he was already married. so she refused his invitation, and they went their separate ways. they married other people. thomas eventually became a widower. morris got divorced. last year, one of her sons found thomas online, and they reconnected on skype after more than 70 years. >> i have your picture framed on my bureau, and i say good morning to you every morning, >> and i will say good morning, back to you." >> and say "i've missed you" to that photo. you broke my heart. >> i don't believe that remotely. >> what would you