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. >> reporter: lance williams isth an associate professor of urbanl affairs at northeastern illinois university an inner city youth advocate. >> this is not a law enforcement problem. i mean, you can hire all of the police that you want. you're not going to solve this problem because-- these young men are acting in, in alignment with their cultural value system. they need a cultural retooling process.em >> reporter: williams says it's a culture that's developed in the absence of working institutions and in the midst of crushing poverty. one big cause of much frustration: nearly half of black men in chicago aged 20 to 24 are not in school and are out of work, far higher than the national rate of 32%. >> there's a lot of rage, there's a lot of, of, of anger. they just see their lives, you know, just passing them by. they don't, they haven't been to school; they can't, they're,to they're not, you know, qualified for jobs. there are no businesses, viable businesses in their neighborhood, so they're really depressed, and then they're r self-medicated, through drinking and drugging. and the only indi

. >> right now, police in champaign, illinois are looking for whoever started shooting near the university of illinois. are hurt after a pair of shootings yesterday. officials say the two shootings which they think are related started at a party in the campus business district. a few hours later, shots were fired a couple blocks west of campus. >> new this morning, 27 years after he disappeared, a minnesota boy is laid to rest. family and friends gathered to remember jacob wetterling. the family shared new photos and videos of jacob taken before he disappeared almost three decades ago. 3600 people attended the funeral in minneapolis. family members say that support helped them through the years. >> when jacob was taken, i was 13 and i needed my friends, all these years, we continue to rely on the support of friends, so many of you are here today. jacob's caring heart was and is continues to be felt through will be jacob's hope. melinda: family members shared memories of jacob and promised never to forget him. >> right now, 1500 acres are burning in california, and this morning the saw mill

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. >> two shootings at the university of illinois. this morning a gunman is still on the loose. >> you're watching news channel 8 on this monday morning. it's 6:10. blah p but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. >>> across america this morning, two shootings near the university of illinois campus. the shooter or shooters are the first shooting happened at an off-campus apartment during an argument. four people were shot and one of them died. the second shooting happened about 30 minutes later at a second apartment. investigators in champagne believe the two cases are indeed related. >>> in st. louis someone is shooting out windows with a bb or a pellet gun. police received hundreds of calls from people whose vehicles were shattered over the end woo -- over the weekend. police don't the

developing story tonight in >>> a developing story tonight in illinois where five people at the university of illinois. in an area nearby a 22-year-old man died. >> it started after midnight during an argument at a party at an apartment. detectives are now investigating. >>> we are learning more about a young man who is suspected of killing five people at a mall in washington state. >> police say the accused gunman is an immigrant from turkey whose a legal permanent citizen ofhe rude, and on -- obnoxious. >> the motive is still unclear. >> i hit my brakes, did a quick turn and jumped out. another deputy was coming the other direction and he jumped out and he froze. >> reporter: arcan cetin was apprehended late last night >> he said nothing. he was just kind of zombie-like is the best i can describe him. he did not have a weapon with him. he had a sati -- satchel that appeared to be another bag. >> reporter: he opened fire killing four women and a man before fleeing. >> i heard about one then two and that is when i turned around and that four, five, six. >> reporter: law enforcement staged

tonight at least one person is dead and four others injured after a pair of shootings near the university of illinois campus. police say the first one happened around midnight on sunday when an argument took place at an off-campus apartment. officers say they found four victims with gunshot wounds. injuries the other three were hospitalized. the other shooting took place just after 1:00 a.m, one person was taken from the scene to the hospital and is expected to survive. the suspect or suspects remain at large. the residents understandably say they are on edge. >> this is honestly like a home to me. and it breaks my heart to know that things like this can happen and that there is someone who you know, just because of this. >> the deceased is identified as george corechef and was not at the party but was walking by as the shots rang out. >> here is news3's jeff maher. >> we are talking about bridge place along i-15, blue diamond and warm springs. southbound and northbound. if you are coming in las vegas boulevard, or tropicana, they are coming in, making changes with the electrical repairs with four of

. >>> across america, two shootings near the university of illinois campus. the shooter or shooters are still on the loose at this hour. the first shooting happened at an off-campus apartment during an argument. four people were shot, one person died. the second shog 30 minutes later at a second apartment. investigators in champagne believe those two cases are related. >>> in st. louis someone is shooting out windows with a bb or a pellet gun. police received hundreds of calls from people whose windows were shattered over the weekend. so far no leads in this case. >>> a call this morning for upgrades to the nation's emergency alert system. now, this coming in new york senator chuck schumer in reaction to in the circle -- search for admad khan rahami it only give a brief description and he believes it should allow for pictures. >> when a terrorist or other dangerous criminal is on the run a picture is not only worth a thousand words but it could save a thousand lives if the right person sees it. >> it was rolled out in 2012 and warning people about dangerous w

>> right now, police in champaign, illinois are looking for whoever started shooting near the university of illinois. one man is dead and four others are hurt after a pair of shootings yesterday. officials say the two shootings which they think are related started at a party in the campus business district. a few hours later, shots were fired a couple blocks west of campus. >> new this morning, 27 years after he disappeared, a minnesota boy l family and friends gathered to remember jacob wetterling. the family shared new photos and videos of jacob taken before he disappeared almost three decades ago. 3600 people attended the funeral in minneapolis. family members say that support helped them through the years. >> when jacob was taken, i was 13 and i needed my friends, all these years, we continue to rely many of you are here today. jacob's caring heart was and is continues to be felt through each of you, we are and always will be jacob's hope. >> family members shared memories of jacob and promised never to forget him. >> right now, more than 1500 acres are burning in california. this mo

. >>> meanwhile, police are looking for a person responsible for shootings at the university of illinois. four people were shot outside of a party on the main campus earlier sunday morning. one of the victims died. 30-minute later another person was shot. that person is expected to be okay. terrifying. >> another person was hit by the car but is okay. the driver was coming forward and talking with investigators. >>> the world of professional golf mourns the death of the one of the sport's briskingest stars. ar hold it palmer died -- arnold palmer decide on sunday. he was one of the most important figures in golf history winning seven major championship pga tour wins. he built a fan base known as arnie's army. he was 87-year-old. >>> in miami, florida, police are investigating the death of mlb pitcher jose hernandez. he died in a boat crash sunday morning. two friends were killed. findings showed the boat was at in iowa. people in low lying areas started evacuating as the cedar river is close to breaching its bank. it will crest at 24 feet today. the city spent $100,000 alone in barriers.

the university recruited students from the university of illinois and recruit a growing number of his panic students. >>> in person absentee voting kicked off this morning. voters can cast ballots until november 4th. in milwaukee early voting will start september 26th. >>> candidates for the u.s. senate find themselves on the opposite side of the immigration debate and ron johnson says they need to take a step by step a path for citizenship for immigrants already living here. the two will debate on october 24th. >>> more news now, oak creek police are looking for a suspected thief who rammed through a squad car and just took off. a viewer caught it on a cell phone. police say they pulled out in front of the stolen car at an oak creekot ordering the suspect to get out. didn't have any effect on the car thief. officers pursued the driver and called off the chase after reaching speeds of 1 miles per hour. -- 100 miles per hour. >>> reporting 14 cases of whooping cough. 14 more cases than this time last year. make sure the children are vaccinated and stressing proper hand washing and gett

how working with pnc can help your company grow >>> across america, two shootings near the university of illinois campus. the shooter or shooters are still on the loose this morning. the first shooting happened at an off-campus apartment dg four people were shot and one person died. the second shooting happened 30 minutes later at another apartment. investigators in champagne believe the two cases are related. >>> in st. louis someone is shooting out windows with a bb or pellet gun. police received hundreds of calls from folks whose vehicle windows were scattered over the weekend. reaction alert system. during the bombing last week of admad khan rahami he said it only gave people a brief description. he believes it should allow for pictures. >> when a terrorist or other dangerous criminal is on the run a picture is not only worth a thousand words but it could save a thousand lives in the right person sees it. >> the emergency alert system was rolled out mainly warns people about dangerous weather or missing children. >>> in your 8 on your side medical report a new device made to remove breast can

it happened early this morning near the university of illinois at urbana champaign. then about half an hour later--another so far--no arrests have been made. police believe the shooting incidents may be connected. the wake county sheriff is fired up--about the lack f transgender access licies i wake county hos. and now he could 'pull' his deputies from campuses. anthony wilson sat down wit harrison and explains why having 'no' uniform policy makes it hard for his deputies to enforce the rules. wake sheriff donnie harrison's talking about his in a says... "each of wake county's schools has at least one single-stall restroom on campus, which is typically reserved for faculty and is certainly an option for accommodating transgender students." you can watch the full interview with sheriff harrison--right now on a-b-c 11 dot-com. :25 band 27 singing 19-23 - dancing dancing and signing and a mix taking over fayetteville street today...for la fiesta del pueblo. the event brings people together from several countries through food...and festivities. this is the third year for

. >>> time for our a scare near the university of illinois college campus. a student capturing the moment the shooting started in the middle of the night after an argument not far from the campus. police say one was killed, and five others were injured. the hunt is on for the suspect. >>> and the coast guard saving a attack. the emergency happening onboard the ruby princess. >>> and take a look, the stunning kick into the end zone at the lsu/auburn game. the auburn photographer getting a football in the face. ashley ward was able to laugh about it later. she says she's doing quite all right. >>> and a final farewell from a fixture of weekend television. >> i want to thank you all. >> cbs newsman charles osgood, for 22 years he hosted "sunday morning." >>> when we come back, the voice of the dodgers also taking a final bow. stay with us. ks for ed. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain op to an unsafe level. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting

one man is dead and 4 are injured in a pair of shootings at the university of illinois. police say the two shootings, which they believe are related, began at a party in the campus business district. fired a couple blocks west of campus. police are still searching for the shooters. a local business is part of a huge government contract. the mayor just made the announcement today. the company 'rev group' will partner with an automotove -- automotive company to create a prototype for the next generation of u.s. postal service vehicles. they're one of six finalists. if chosen, 180,000 vehicles would be built at the century city warehouse near 30th and capitol. it could create thousands of jobs. >> we felt it was important to present as much information as we could as to the importance of these jobs coming to this neighborhood. and how important it would be for this community to have these family supportive jobs located right here. adrienne: century city made the glass panels for the new northwestern mutual tower. the 84-acre site used to be home to a.o. smith and tower auto

now, the average length -- two economists, one from the university of illinois and one from the university of california los angeles, figured out that it's about 45 miles, standard length. so we're not talking long interurbans. in some states they averaged greater length. texas, for example, about 70 miles. you know, everything's bigger in texas, as we know. and texas is going to be a state that has the second largest interurban network west of the mississippi. california, more mileage. and iowa is a close third. so just keep in mind, interurbans, unlike steam railroads, are not massive in length. yeah, there are some long ones like the illinois traction system, and i might note too that piedmont northern had 127 route miles. but we do have a numerous paper interurban story. and this in some ways knocks home the point of this kind of madness, this intensity, this excitement, interurbans are the wave of the future. ohio is the heartland. no state had more mileage than ohio. it's close to 3,000 miles. indiana is the next state in terms of greatest mileage, about 2,000 miles. now, if you take

the same goes for parts of eastern illinois where four tornadoes touched down yesterday. this is from the champaign area near the university of illinois. emergency management officials say one tornado significantly damaged several homes just east of champaign. thankfully, no one was hurt. one woman was injured after an overnight fight and shooting in downtown dubuque. police say she went to the hospital with a cut to her leg, not a gunshot wound. police have not made any arrests. 18 people face charges after protesting construction of the bakken oil hand-in-hand in boone county yesterday. the group claims the pipeline, which will stretch from north dakota through 18 iowa counties to illinois, could damage the environment. with a preview of what's next on "this week", here's abc's george stephanopoulos. now, a final look at the forecast... you may see a passing cloud this morning, but that's about it! it's a cool start thanks to the clearing overnight, but w sunshine. mostly sunny skies will be around and temperatures will warm into the middle 70s today, putting us right at normal. a perfect day to get out to enjoy on this

. >>> one man was killed when gunfire erupted on the campus of the university of illinois champaign. the 22-year-old was killed after an argument broke out at a party. no one in custody. >>> authorities in cleveland are issuing a warning after several victims died from heroin or fentanyl or a combination of the two. investigators do not believe the cases are linked. >>> when we come back, a change of heart for one mother who used to be against getting her children vaccinated. >>> and the young philadelphia eagle who is so popular, he has a state named after him. the reason why coming up. people always say let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should be. allergies distracting you? when your symptoms start... doctors recommend taking ...non-drowsy claritin every day

a scare near the university of illinois college campus. a student capturing the moment there. the shooting started in the middle of the night. after an argument not far from the urbana-champain campus. police say one was killed, and five others were injured. the hunt is on for the suspect. >>> and the dramatic cruise ship rescue. the coast guard saving a man during an apparent heart attack. this happened nine miles off the coast of san diego. the emergency happening onboard the ruby princess. at the lsu/auburn game. the auburn photographer getting a football in the face. ashley ward was able to laugh about it later. she says she's doing quite all right. >>> and a final farewell from a fixture of weekend television. >> i want to thank you all, our wonderful audience, and i also want to thank all these people. >> cbs newsman charles osgood, 83 years young. saying good-bye to his tv gig. for 22 years he hosted "sunday morning," it was charles and his signature bow tie. >>> when we come back, the voice of the dodgers also taking a final bow. stay with us. like viagra single packs

the sound of gunshots -- caught on camera -- by a student -- near the university of illinois -- urbana. this -- happening outside a house party. (brandon taylor/student) "people were covered in blood, like all over their face and we see multiple people on the away and it's just unreal to think that we're that close to that area and like we know people that were a part, became victims to this so...." about a half-hour later -- a second shooting -- reported nearby. shootings may be related. right now -- police don't have a suspect. back at home -- a killer is on the run -- after an early-morning shooting. this -- happening near decatur and flamingo -- just after 6 a-m. someone -- shot and wounded a 20- year-old man. he died -- at university medical center. no word on any suspects. and -- an overnight scare -- at caesars palace. police say -- someone fired a shot -- inside the parking garage. that shot -- hit a parked car. fortunately -- no one was now -- to the tragic -- and stunning death of baseball star --jose fernandez. the miami marlins pitcher -- one of three people killed -- in a

others injured in a pair of early shootings sunday including on university of illinois campus. they believe the two shootings were related. the first shooting was a result of an argument at a party. >>> thousands of people out of their homes as flooding threatens cedar rapids, iowa. the cedar river threatening to overflow banks, prompting volunteers to fill sandbags. public schools canceled classes through wednesday. the river is expected to crest tomorrow morning, although not as high as it was eightea ago when flooding caused billions of dollars of damage. >>> okay. this is how grunge rock fans know they are getting out. nirvana's baby on the cover of this album is now 25 years old. >> no. wow. many of us remember this picture. you saw him immediately. >> oh, yeah. >> under the water was a four month old spencer, and this is spencer today. he recreated that for the 25th anniversary and wanted to be in the picture naked like in 1991, but the photographer apparently was not a fan of the idea. >> so many hits on that album, come as you are, you know, lithium, and bloom, and go o

illinoi. cameras caught these final crowdsarll clouds not far from e university of illinois. the severe weather leveled at and small towns in the area. here's a look at the damage left behind. the tornadoes uprooted several trees, toppled power lines and ripped the roofs off several houses. p worst of the damage is in the small town of homer township, fortunately there are no reports of any serious injurieses. >> let's check in with jenn harcher now as we know the line of storms blew through the west downtown earlier and i'm guessing it is out in our eastern viewing area tonight the severe thunderstorm is out and ashtabula counties and trumbull and portage county at the moment. let's check out storm fox and can you check this line of thunderstorms pushing through the area.ch behind the line a good steady rain and boy do we need the rain. we are in a moderate drought. that is some good news there. at least we are getting some good rainmego but where we are getting the severe part of the thunderstorm with to go out toward ashtabula county. are just now to the east of jefferson

it started after midnight, at off-campus apartment at the university of illinois.he dispute spilled out to the street. it escalated to gunfire. one woman was snapped heading when the shots -- she was snap chatting. >> we were just a couple blocks away. it was unreal to think we were close to this area. from four people were hurt in a 22-year-old man -- >> four people were hurt a 22-year-old man was one of them. so far there are no arrests, yes. >>> there was a continued protest. reporting from charlotte. >> protesters used sunday's nfl game as a backdrop. >> dozens angered by the police killing marching outside of bank of america stadium and kneeling with the national anthem. cam newton wore a shirt with the quote >> we have to hold people accountable. charlotte police released a video. police maintained they would not drop a gun before he was shot. at every income -- at every encounter everyone can make a decision. following the verbal commands. >> city leaders are still on edge. using extra officers. they tried to keep order. >> the uptown area will get back to b

that's all i can say >> catherine:gunfire just after midnight yesterday near the university of illinoisa dispute ended with four people shot. >>people were covered in blood, like all over their face >> catherine:one of those victims died. and the campus is in shock. >>"i'm so thankful to god that i am still here. it could have been anyone." >> catherine:the f=b=i says violent crime increased last year, but only by four percent. and that is still 40 percent below the levels of the 1990s. murders, rapes and aggravated assaults are all down sharply in the past ten years. >> catherine:the report also names the most dangerous cities. baltimore tops the list, followed by detroit, milwaukee and washington d.c. oakland is in seventh place and chicago, despite its reputation, barely makes it top ten. ♪ ♪ jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >> vicki: well, they say a picture is worth a thousand words. one picture almost cost one michigan high school

what was great was people were expressing themselves and on the college campus likely university of illinois chicago, that should be fully allowed. the greatest part of that rally was our lines were 10 feet apart. i was with the organizers of the dissidents and after a time i crossed over into the lines of we trump people. i had a ticket. that was great. we were talking back and forth. that is right in a free society. it should be encouraged, not shunned or condemned. >> host: you talk about spirited conversations was with a friendly? >> guest: there were two or three guys who were hostile. they figured out quickly who i was, somebody recognized me they knew who i was. in the hour and a half i was in line, talk to 25, 30 people, only if you were hostile. most were having fun debating the issues. one copy a tax and spend liberal. at first i objected to being called a liberal because i'm a radical. we talked about whether to close the pentagon. i wanted to close the pentagon. i must be more small government than them. they didn't want to close the pentagon. we had a spirited discussion about i

authorities say several people were shot outside of a pear there on the main campus of the university of illinois. at least three people were hurt. another person died. police say another shooting happened nearby. just a half an hour later. one person there was shot. shaken by the violence. >> just unbelievable to think that it's so close. we were just a couple blocks away. it's unreal to think that you're that close. we knoll people that became victims of this. >>> police also say someone was hit by a car as they tried to run away. they done believe the incidents are related. >> crews in mexico spent much of the weekend trying to put out a huge fire. it was mexico when it broke out on saturday. look at that smoke. it was carrying about 168,000 barrels of fuel. mexico's navy was able to rescue all 31 kraw members. but it took more than 30 hours to get the flames under control. and carry video from china this morning. that's where tossens of the best wing suit fliers have tbatterred. they had to juch from a cliff more than 8,000 feet a target several miles away. we get to join them. >> as close as