douglas scott says a recap -- a recent of violent crime spike is a concern after going two years with zero murders, they have had it for in two weeks. three days later and a jewelry store owner was murdered. on tuesday two the men were found killed in an apartment. more violent crime with today's stabbing. >> they are totally unrelated in terms of the message to the public. there is no series here. but some say they do not believe the crime rate is getting worse. what's it is concerning, i think it is beyond our control. >> police say fortunately the stabbing well and not likely end up as a murder. although the victim was stabbed multiple times. initially police thought they could be life-threatening injuries. that person pose a condition has stabilized. the suspect is still up there. police are looking for him. >> coming up, a new concern leads the d.c.'s police chief to take action. a showdown over gambling in maryland. a nude debate 0 and what is expected happen tomorrow at >> they are returning to their temple for the first time since a shooting that killed. they will hold a cerem

. >> reporter: police chief douglas scott doesn't see any connection between the crimes. neither does this lifelong resident. >> these all seem to be isolated incidents. hopefully it's coming to an end now. >> reporter: peggy fox, 9news now. >>> one day of mourning in oak creek, wisconsin, for the victims of last weekend's shooting at a sikh temple. today thousands showed up for a public wake and memorial service for those killed. as manuel gallegus tells us, the community says it will emerge stronger from this tragedy. >> reporter: hundreds of mourners gathered to pay their respects to the six people shoat and killed last -- shot and killed last sunday at the sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin. >> we mourn with you. we pray with you. and we support you. >> reporter: the visitation and pray service was held in a high school gymnasium to accommodate the large crowd, including local police officers. the bodies of the victims lay in open caskets at the front of the room. family members thanked the community for its support. >> the acknowledgement of our deceased and injured

. >> reporter: police chief douglas scott doesn't see any connection between the crimes. neither does this lifelong respect accident. >> arlington has been a safe place for so long. i have lived here for over 30 years. and these are all -- these all seem to be isolated incidents. hopefully it's coming to an end now. >> reporter: do you know what your friend did? of course are hoping to make an arrest soon in the double homicide and the armed robbery. if anyone has information out there, police are hoping you can give them a call. >> and hopefully arlington is just hitting a bad patch and not a change of how things are. >>> a memorial prayer service was held today for the victims of the sikh temple shooting. hundreds of mourners packed an oak creek, wisconsin high school gym to pay their respects to the six people shot and killed last sunday. the bodies of the victims lay in open caskets in front of the room. family members thanked the community for its support. attorney general eric holder was there commending the sikh community for its resilience. >> this community witne

douglas. >> it makes meantime to push myself harder. >> pelley: the history-making powerhouse of gymnastics. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. too many unemployed workers chasing too few jobs-- that is the bottom line in today's unemployment report from the labor department. hiring did pick up in july with 163,000 jobs created, more than twice as many as june. but that wasn't enough to keep up with the growing demand, and so the unemployment rate ticked up 0.1% to 8.3%. unemployment has been at 8% or higher for three-and-a-half years. nearly 13 million americans are out of work. rebecca jarvis now on the competition for the new jobs available. >> i applied for seven different jobs just on monday alone. and i haven't heard back on any of them. >> reporter: carol hardon is 62. she lost her job as an office

douglas. >> it makes meantime to push myself harder. >> pelley: the history-making powerhouse of gymnastics. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott >> pelley: good evening. too many unemployed workers chasing too few jobs-- that is the bottom line in today's repo u