have anywhere else for them to go mourn then they can go there d mourn i don't understandat the problem is them coming peacefully to mourn by we also spoke to a woman who leads a community effort to turn memorials like this into peace gardens -- and she has reached out to the smith family. we will have her perspective coming up tonight at 6. reporting live rm milwaukee mayor tom barrett says the focus has to be on the wishthe es of op ?live? at 44th and auer."the approach the lice department has taken is to do erything it can to not accelerate situation or aggrivate a situation but they do need to responto the concns of the neighborand those neighbors have been very very patient but they've got to get up for in the morning, they have esey d't want to have the disturbaes at go on lantthe night. t-m-j go to our website, our coverage on the healing in sherman park. decision 2016 coverage now. two new polls show two very different looks the u-s senate race between russ feingold and ron johnson charles benson here with the results and what it mean with less than 10 week to go the marquette l

. >> mourning his death. a gulfport firefighter loses his cancer fight. the action his family is taking to make sure his death is not in vain. >> thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm dan shaffer. >> deiah riley has the morning off. we start situation at jfk airport. >> there were reports of gunshots but now we're learning the reports were unfounded. police evacuated two terminals after multiple people said they heard shots fired near the departure area. officers swarmed to the scene, guns drawn. they say the evacuations were just a precaution. >>> this morning a pinellas county music teacher remains in critical condition after police say a drunk driver ran a red light and slammed into her car. sean hawkins are in critical condition at bayfront hospital. police arrested bryce mcinclude. they say that mccloud ran a red light at park boulevard yesterday morning, charged with dui causing serious injuries. mccloud is no stranger to local law enforcement. he has two prior dui convictions in manatee county and was arrested in hillsborough county for driv

the team in the in mourning -- a community in mourning the death of a firefighter. a family is working to keep his memory alive. >> and camillus music teacher fighting to live after police say a drunk driver slammed into her car. what we've uncovered about the drivers pass. >>> police in new york are investigating multiple reports of shots fired at jfk airport. at this hour there has been no confirmation of an active shooter. witnesses reported hearing at american airlines terminal. police have evacuated the in jewish area -- evacuated the area. >>> a cyclist was sent to the hospital in critical condition after a car hit them. westbound lanes were closed at heinz avenue for about hour. at this moment the victim's identity is not yet been released. >>> a schoolteacher remains in critical condition after a drunk driver ran a red light and slammed into her car. caroline sine teaches music and her passenger are both in critical condition at bayfront hospital. police arrested brice macleod who ran a red light around 1 dui. we have new information on the suspect. this is

antoinette: right now, a community in mourning after a teenager is killed in an oui crash. the friend charged and how others are remembering the victim. doug: an investigation is under way after a woman is struck by a car. what witnesses say the woman was doing when she was hit. antoinette: a local town on alert after a mosquito carrying discovered. antoinette: good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. 6:00 on this sunday, august 28. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. mike wankum is coming by. when you said it's going to be a duplicate yesterday as it is today, that's exactly the case, because it's 66 degrees. yesterday, exact same temperature. mike: eat the same meal. antoinette: cheese burgers and hot dogs for everyone. doug: it's summer, you can do that, okay? mike: the satellite picture, crystal clear, beautiful sunrise coming our direction. off to the west, we have a few clouds. maybe the difference being overnight tonight, we may see a scattered shower. most of us won't see anything. most activity will be up here to the north. but there's a sl

still ahead, italy is in mourning, mourning the loss of people and communities after this week's earthquake. coming up, a report from near one of the country's most devastated towns. >>> against all odds, migrants are still making the dangerous journey across the mediterranean. next, the horrors many chase searching for a better life, a better future and the race to prevent hundreds more from drowning. we are live from atlanta this hour, broadcasting across the united states and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." . >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. you are watching "cnn newsroom." it is good to have you with us. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. a turkish soldier was killed saturday in a rocket attack. two soldiers were wounded there. turkish officials blame the attack on kurdish militias. earlier this week, turkish forces helped syrian rebels retake the city from isis. rockets were fired at turkey's airport saturday night. turkey's state run news agency blaming the kurdish militant group know

antoinette: right now, a community in mourning after a teenager is killed in an oui crash. the friend charged and how others are remembering the victim. doug: an investigation is under way after a woman is struck by a car. what witnesses say the woman was doing when she was hit. antoinette: a local town on triple e is found. copy. mike: a chamber of commerce day. it's beautiful. you love to look at the picture. the sun is out there. you've got a few fair weather clouds. temperatures were off the morning lows this morning. had a few 50s this morning. we're now in the 60s. in boston's case, 70 degrees. most of the south shore is in the martha's vineyard, temperatures in the 50s. we'll warm things up today, a lot like yesterday. if you liked yesterday, you'll like today. we'll tap the temperature off around 2:00, 3:00 around 78 to 80 degrees. why? sea breeze. if you're in copley square, it will be in the 80s. at logan airport, it will be the upper 70s. it is just sunshine all day today. maybe late in the day, we could see a few clouds coming in, the map at 3:00. here's the map

todd: david ortiz is mourning the loss of his friend. he is desperate for answers why anyone would shoot and kill a man using a wheelchair. >> he -- he always had a smile on his face. people liked him for his personality. todd: they responded to other shootings saturday morning including a homicide in dorchester. the shootings just hours before this caribbean festival. >> three of the shootings were tied in to the party. todd: the shootings are part of a spike in gun violence over the past 10 days. police are making progress. there was the aggressor of a dorchester man -- arrest of a dorchester man. police are searching for two other suspects. but there is careful optimism. >> we are seeing great work. everyone in the community working with us, acting in the community, building relationships. todd: homicides are trending down, but that does not mean much to the long lines of victims of gun violence. doug: investigators have determined the cause of an overnight fire in manchester-by-the-sea. authorities say a malfunction in the basement's

antoinette: right now, a community in mourning after a teenager is killed in an oui crash. the friend charged and how others are remembering the victim. doug: an investigation is under way after a woman is struck by a car. what witnesses say the woman was doing when she was hit. antoinette: a local town on alert after triple e is found. the concerns this morning. you're watching wcvb. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: hello. good morning. it's sunday, august 28. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. it's the big weekend before the final weekend. mike: it's got an official name. doug: the end. mike: summer is over. did you enjoy yesterday? today will be a repeat. look at the satellite picture. nothing going on. as we advance the clock, we can't see anything. you see a few things to the west. overnight, after midnight, we may see a pop-up shower or two. there's a threat of it around tomorrow. it's one of those cases where a lot of us will stay completely dry. 68 degrees in boston. a lot of temperatures in the 60s. toward jaffrey and keen, in

now to another fire that has a san jose family in mourning. they're mourning the loss of their pets. it happened near oak grove high school. marianne, i'm sure this family is so grateful to be okay, but pets are also family plebs. >> yes, it certainly is bitter twe sweet. the firefighters were able to go into the burning building and rescue a pit bull and one other let. they found him hiding under furniture. he was shaken, but fine and was wagging his tail. >> it is a good feeling to go in there and bring an additional pet out. >> when firefighters first arrived at the home, they found the family's other dog in the kitchen and rescued him. sadly two other dogs, a maltese and a terrier died in the fire. they were able to contain the flames. the family was not home when the fire broke out. they had no idea it was coming from their house until they returned home. they're very sad they lost two dogs, but they're grateful firefighters went into the home to rescue two of their four dogs. right now crews are building up the windows here and the famil

. >>> our top story tonight, friends and family gathering to mourn the college student shot and killed while playing pokimon go. thank you for joining us at 11. >> 20-year-old was gunned down in san francisco's popular tourist area. >> charles clifford is in san mateo tonight with how his loved ones are coping with the loss.>> reporter: thursday evening calvins friends and family gathered inside st. gregory sturgeon san mateo to say goodbye. as friends say he was very well- liked and he loved baseball and was a positive influence. >> he was a great guy, he always had a smile on his face. >> he worked hard on himself and his main focus was to get other people better and no matter what it was it was something different. he was shot and killed by an unknown assailant saturday evening at aquatic park near fisherman wharf in san francisco. the police are handling the investigation and they have not identified a suspect and the motive remains a mystery. >> it is tragic. it is not just his family, it is this entire community. his teammates have come out here tonight and it is tragic. >> repor

we can rejoice a little bit in the midst of mourning. to courtney brown family said before they heard about the suspect, they were here to celebrate brown's life but now they have more to celebrate which is the possibility of justice being served. brown shared most of his wife -- life with marilyn davis who saw them the afternoon before he was murdered. she could not imagine why anyone would want to hurt brown.>>> call in instagram is defending his actions when he refused to stand during the national anthem before last thursday's exhibition game. you can see hempseed on the bench while his teammates instead during the playing of the star-spangled banner. he was back at practice today trying to regain his starting position. he said he will not stand for a flag that oppresses black people and people of color. >> i will continue to sit. when there is a significant change in i feel like that flag represents what it is supposed to and this country is representing people i will stand. >> he said he is willing to sacrifice his role on the team

they didn't want to go on sensabauth says the group that comes to mourn is not violent... were not trying to be at odds were trying to respect the neighborsbut -- they also don't plan on leaving anytime soon... i dont understand what he problem is if they come there peacefully to mourn by the tree some nieghbors were pleased to see police in the area... one even brought a case of water for some of the officers. after the arrests.. the crowd momentarily dispersed.. then gathered again at the tree. live in milwaukee ... kk fox 6 news mary thanks krystle one of the people arrested last night -- was an elected official. that state representative tells fox 6 he was released once police realized who they were detaining. a.j. bayatpour is also live near 44th and auer with that story... jonathan brostoff says he was in the area to talk to people that had gathered and try to calm the situation. he says he tried to himself in handcuffs. fox 6 cameras capture state representative jonathan brostoff face-down on the pavement tuesday night. officers arrest him when police say, for the s

reporter: they were there to mourn one of their own. they too were targeted. a suicide bomber struck in southwest pakistan where a large crowd of mourners had gathered to grieve the death of a prominent lawyer. shot earlier in the day. as we were leaving the hospital and media were interviewing lawyers when the last to lace. for many minutes it was darkness all around. then we heard gunshots. reporter: it has been hit by suicide attacks before, notably on the state three years ago. the army chief and prime minister flew in to speak to victims still receiving treatment. the hospital's director said the authorities had failed to protect them. >> we have one guard on duty who is armed except for vuitton. he said if this incident happens the victim's should be treated at the combined military hospital and proper security be provided for us. reporter: the authorities have promised a tightening of security this monday. has claimed responsibility for the attack. anchor: according to its own the islamic state group is also cleaning responsibility for that attack in pa

we can rejoice a little bit in the midst of mourning.

so it will be a long process of mourning, but that has begun today with the state funeral.ift chapel fit for a state funeral. three rows of coffins, 35 in all, with a bouquet of flowers and photo of the person lost in italy's devastating earthquake. besides them family members, their broken limbs in casts, faces bruised and bandages, eyes red and swollen from crying. italy's prime minister and president attended offering condolences to those who lost loved ones, conveying gratitude to those that pulled survivors from the rubble. the bishop led the conversation mentioning victims by name including juliana, the young girl who died shielding her 4-year-old sister georgia as their summer home collapsed around them. georgia survived with minor injuries, julia did not. maria lost friends and family in the earthquake. she and her husband used their bare hands to dig neighbors out of the rubble. community is very important she told us. small villages like this, the relationship with the land, with those you love, with your family, very, very strong. it will be even stronger. we won

amy: first, we go to pakistan, aere lawyers have begun three-day nationwide strike to mourn the deathsf dozens of over 70 people. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in pakistan, lawyers have launched a three-day nationwide strike to mourn the deaths of dozens of their colleagues in a suicide bomb attack on a outside a hospital in quetta monday. at least 74 people were killed and 120 more were wounded. the suicide bomber struck the hospital as lawyers and journalists had gathered to mourn the assassination of prominent attorney bilal kasi, whose body was being brought in tohe site when the attack occurred. one of the workers at the hospital described the scene. >> as soon as i came out of the ward, i felt as if the end of the world had come. it was a horrifying scene. i sat down in shock. then we got encourage and picked up dead bodies. the mortuary got overfilled, and we had to put the rest of the bodies outside. amy: a faction of the pakistan taliban claimed responsibility for monday's attack and for the

>> the community is mourning the loss of one tonight. a competitor died during the iron man race in boulder this morning. >> . 34 year-old michelle walters was here competing from nebraska. when she collided w-d a car near the cycling part of the event. she died at the hospital. >> . we're live out here in boulder. along the course. you can see some of the competitors are still out here. finishing. they have been working so hard this end goal of the finish line. sadly there's one racer who was here today. who won't get to finish. >> . >> the community is a close nit group. always cheering each other on. on race day. >> my husband always says he wants us to spread out. you need encouragement along way. >> a 2.4 mile swim. 112 mile bike ride. and finish with a 26 mile run. the iron man race is one toughest out there. people train for years to do it. >> . i always get emotional when i watch the races. >> . all they want to do is finish the race. >> they all come here hoping for triumph. sunday ended in tragedy. michelle walters. 34 year-old

. >>> friends, family and complete strangers will gadge they are afternoon to mourn a librarian killed during a police training exercise. 73-year-old mary knowlton follow veered to take tactical exercise in punta gorda. police say the officer accidentally shot and killed her. the shooting is under investigation. her husband gary also took part in the exercise. >> we tried to save her life, i was just in shock. didn't know what to do. >> officer cole is on leave during the investigation. we're learning he was forced to resign from the miramar police

. /// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> coming up on good day a community is mourning the brutal murder of two nuns. ((kirsten joyce)) >> >> how the community is dealing with this.. and the latest on this investigaion... >> and colin kaerpenick is sticking to his guns after he sits down during another national anthem before his team played on saturday./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. ((kirsten joyce)) two beloved nuns found murdered in their home. police say a suspect has now confessed. hena daniels has the latest from new york mourners stopped by saint thomas church sunday evening to pay their respects to sisters paula merrill and margaret held. ( nat pop from video) she will help you. she helped all the people in our community. she helped me and my child. the women were nurses who served at a clinic in the poorest county in mississippi. friends say they were people and they treated everybody with dignity, they treated everybody with that care and compassion. police discovered their bodies after they didn't

and, as italy mourns its earthquake victims, an expert says many american buidings are not quake-ready. this is the "cbs weekend news." non- good evening, i'm reena ninan. with the election nearly ten weeks away, national polls show hillary clinton six points ahead of donald trump. this is a busy weekend for both candidates. trump, campaigning in iowa today. clinton, getting an intelligence briefing from the fbi. errol barnett has the campaigns covered. >> hillary clinton met with the fbi this morning getting her first pre-presidential intelligence briefing. donald trump received his earlier this month. today, the republican nominee appeared at the "roast and ride" fundraiser in iowa. >> i will not let you down. believe me they have been letting you down for many years. i will not let you down. >> in the mostly white state, trump is statistically tied with clinton, but fares much worse among minorities nationwide. this week he tried to shift his policy on dealing with the eleven million undocumented people in the country, frustrating those on both sides of the debate. >> we've been doi

fire burns a building in outbridge now at 4:00, a massive fire >>> a community coming together to mourn the loss of a high school graduate. the charges someone is facing in court connected to dat deadly crash. after an iraq situation. the report that had people running for their lives. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, it is 4:00 on this monday, august 29. hope you had an incredible weekend. i am daniel miller. >> julie: i hope you had a great one. i did too. >> daniel: we both did. >> julie: i am julie grauert. just to be safe. shiri. >> shiri: keene, new hampshire into orange. rest of the region we are talking partly cloudy and kind of humid conditions this morning but dry. lower 70s in boston and lawrence and norwood in 70. 73 in fitchburg. 73 in hyannis. a wonderful start to the day. for the kids if they are headed back to school this morning, maybe give them that light raincoat. i have going to need it in most spots. 6 a.m. 70 in boston. by 8 a.m. 74. keep in mind during the morning hours a chance for p

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malini basu was a vigil where hundreds of people came to mourn the victim. >> reporter: at 18 year old. austin robbins had his whole life ahead of him. known as aj was killed in a car crash. he was a passenger with two other friends in the car.we got a call at 4:00 in the morning with terrible news. son, shawn, was riding passengers. investigators say their other best friend joseph camp lost control of the car an crashed into several trees. it happened on hollis road in lunenberg. >> so they have all known each other since third and fourth grade, and just a tragedy. >> reporter: mcsmith tells fox25 that the teens were coming back from a house party in fitchburg. >> all three of them were best buds. >> reporter: aj played a candlelight vigil was held in honor of the teen. shamus played football with aj.as he was a great kid and would put smile on people's faces. >> he had a smile that would light up a room and a personality larger than life. >> i am going to miss aj. i have known him since 3rd grade, you know. just -- just an all around great kid. >> reporter: malini fox25 news. >> juli

[applause] we mourn fewer people today because of your brave actions.yone was helping each other one witness said. it wasn't about black or white. everyone was picking each other up and moving them away. . e, that's the america i know ms. taylor as ed she was shot trying to shield her four sons. she said he wanted her sons to join the protests of black men being killed. she also said to the dallas p.d., thank you for being heroes. and today her 12-year-old son wants to be a cop when he grows up. that's the america i know. [applause] in the aftermath of the shooting, we seen mayor rawlings and chief brown, a white man and a black man with different backgrounds working not just to restore order and support a shaken city, a shaken department but working together to unify a city with strength and grace and isdom. and in the process we've been reminded that the dallas police department has been in the forefront of improving relations between police and the community. the murder rate here has fallen, come plaints of excessive force ave been cut by 64%. the da

family and friends mourning kaiser willis. the 7-year-old is being drowned at carson beach. he was under the watch of a city camp program. >> reporter: a very somber day in mattapan where the funeral service will be coming to an end and family and friends will head to mount hope cemetery. his mother was overcome by grief as the funeral services be friends and family mourning the loss of a little boy whose death last week is impossible to understand. police say kaiser disappeared about 2:15 in the afternoon. about five hours later his body was found off carson beach. it was ruled an accidental drowning. mayor marty walsh who attended the funeral has put new safety on in the positive changes. >> it's a tragedy that the situation happened. but what we have to remember through all of this is that kaiser -- at the young age that he is -- is actually saving lives today. he's saving other children's lives. >> reporter: you are now taking a live lo here in mattapan as family and friends say goodbye to this beloved 7-year-old boy. the family is accepting donations in lou of flowers.

i want to get out of the horrible cycle we're in where we go and mourn dozens, hundreds, thousands of people killed by gun violence. everybody says, oh, let's pray. let's send our hearts and our feelings and then nothing happens. we are better than this. the gun lobby intimidates elected officials. the vast majority of americans including gun owners support the kind of common sense reforms i'm proposing. >> on immigration, you say that you would go even further than president obama in deferring the deportation of people in this country illegally and you say if congress doesn't act that you would support even tougher executive action. i went to ask you about separation of powers because the constitution is clear. all legislative powers reside in congress. it doesn't say if congress doesn't act the president can do whatever he or she wants. >> well, let's sort that out because it's an important question. when it comes to immigration, i believe strongly that comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship is not only good for people who are living under the shadow of deportat

and former marquette basketball stand-out dwayne wade is mourning the tragic loss of a family member. his cousin was shot and killed in chicago yesterday. nykea aldridge was pushing her baby in a stroller past a school when she got caught in the crossfire caught in the crossfire between two groups shooting at each other. "basically, our victim is an innocent senseless shooting. she was just leaving dulles school, walking down the street. as she was walking down the street, some kind of altercation occurred that did not involve her. shots were fired during this altercation and subsequently she was shot and she was taken to the hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries. aldridge was just 32-years burglary charges have been filed against a man arrested in the violence in sherman park.darius saxon is charged with crimes at the metro p-c-s, o'reilly's autoparts and jet beauty.saxon is from milwaukee. but he doesn't live in sherman park.the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is offering a reward for information that leads to more arrests and convictions in the looting and a

this is a nation in mourning. pope francis dedicating the prayer services to the victims and announcing plans to visit this region himself. museums pitching in as well, donating the proceeds on sunday in order to help the victims of this earthquake. >> it's really wonderful that museums like this will take the initiative to help as well. >> the hardest hit area, the city where -- or village where most of the casualties took clear the rubble this morning. they're using heavy bulldozers, moving the piles of rock, the overhanging structures in order to make that area safer. they are still experiencing after shocks and they don't want any emergency teams to get caught up in those. the focus on recovery efforts. there are some potential openings of prosecutors opening investigations into possible shoddy building practices, but mounting anger over whether the government has done enough to prepare f t events and to address the outstanding problems. >> emergency services that we are providing in the quake area rah are gre

the country held a national day of mourning to remember the lives lost. italy's prime minister gathered with the victim's families for a state funeral this afternoon. the disaster killed at least 290 people. thousands of survivors--are now living in camps.....after the their homes. flash flooding causing big problems in kanas city. heavy rains moved through last night leaving many streets under water. crws a woman anher two dogs....when her car became trapped in floodwaters. everyone made it out safely. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick.... drawing controversy tonight for refusing to stand for the national anthem. kaepernick sat on the bench duri the playing of the anthem last night. the quarterback says he is not flag that oppresses black peo pel f color th 49ers iued a amsay int pericas have the rihtt protest or support the anthem. an amazing rescue on a pacific island. a u-s navy aircraft spotted two stranded mariners after they etched "s-o-s" in the sand. the survivors were stuck on the western pacific island for eight days. they halimited supplies a

according to a criminal complaint - saxton told police he was at sherman park - mourning the loss of his friend sylville smith -- who was killed by a milwaukee police officer during a confrontation.noticing a car and gas station on fire - the group he was with "" - but chose a different location with less people. parts store - where saxton watched people breaking the glass with bricks - and taking items from the store. according to the complaint - it was ?this? group that lit the store on fire.from there - they moved to metro p-c-s - where video captured saxton and others - entering the store to steal phones and chargers. he said he later saw himself in that video - when beauty supply store - where saxton admitted to stealing lingerie - which he said he later dropped in the street. in total - saxton is charged with 3 counts of felony burglary - he's facing up to 36 years behind bars. saxton is being held on a 15,000-dollar cash baillive in mke ekcbs58news 3 a man is behind bars tonight...charged with killing two nuns earlier this week.one of the nuns had tito milwaukee.this man...46

pause for 5 seconds of nats this morning fans are mourning the loss of mexican singer and songwriter juan gabriel. he passed away in his california home yesterday at the age of 66. he was an icon to the latin music world...and mexico's gathered outside his home in mexico to sing some of his songs and light candles. no word on how he died. pause for 5 seconds of nats las vegas strip headliner britney spears returned to the stage at m-t-v's video music awards after 10 years. she lip synced her whole performance..including her latest hit "make me." she performed right a people she performed right after beyonce...this morning may people think the v-m-a's set her up to fail by making her follow queen b. :17-:22 pause for nats of song beyonce was the top nominee with 11 nominations. she won best female video. gold medalist gabby douglas wasn't at the v-m-a's last night. she was supposed to present with the other final five gymnasts. she is hospialized for a mouth infection and couldn't make it. it's believed she suffered a reaction to medication and she has since been released from the hos

. >>> the entertainment world mourning two stars tonight. >> a look back on the lives of comic legend gene wilder and juan gabriel. >>> and if you are saving up for the dream vacation, there may be another way to get there. the new payment plan. >>> and the temperatures are getting warmer. we made it to 104. the numbers are just gonna go up from here. >>> all right. to rhode island we go. look at that. two workers had to be rescued from a dangling bridge. a boom truck tipped on its side and the workers were stuck in the bucket above the boom high above the river. it took rescuers about an hour and a half to get them to safety. they were put into ambulances but didn't show any signs of injuries. they were the bridge. >>> a car took quite the plunge here in baltimore. a water main break created the hole in the road. the driver got out. but 135 homes lost water service in the area. an investigation is underway as to how this happened. >>> movie fans are mourning after the passing of an icon. gene wilder. he brought willy wonka to live, a role for which he will always young frankenstein a

i think their whole mourning process was disrupted because they didn't have a place to go mourn or a body to bury or anything, so for our family, it's just a real beautiful sense of closure. that's been needed for 75 yeaas. repooter: now just last year, his family learned he'd be buried in a plot beside his -? identified him. >>> the presidential candidates continue to hit the campaign trail. we'll be hitting the polls in just 86 days. while a lot of attention has been on the candidates, there is a big focus on security and precting your vote on election day. >> largely, we are a security nightmare for somebody that's trying to commit fraud. election chief is standing by the state's system to prevent an election day cyber attack despite fears of an international effort to thwart the process. already, they are working against hackers. >> they're being initiated by, you know, people in foreign countries, people domestically. they're trying to get into the big data bases. reporter: the confident comes from -- multipronged approach. testing takes place throughout the voting ppocess. vote

. >> reporter: swipey's older brother mourned him today, saying the death still doesn't feel real. >> he worked for something he deserved and people wanted to take it from him. >> reporter: the police say the investigation is intense, officers canvassing the area, swipey murdered while leaving an apartment complex, walking alone when attackers came from at least two directions, gunned him down and fled. the motive is still a mystery. brooks was only 18, a dean's list student in high school and had achieved a full ride scholarship college. he turned it down instead to pursue his rap career. his family said in order to lift all of them out of poverty. the headline tonight, police saying rumors an online threats regarding his girlfriend are not true. >>> new information tonight after investigators say the guy who killed a 7-eleven clerk saturday morning shot the clerk in the back two times and ran away. he didn't get any money. police released additional surveillance video from the clarion hotel, in which the same crook allegedly robbed after shooting the clerk. the 31-year-old nigerian

italy observed a national day of mourning for the victims killed by the quake. political leaders gathered during a funeral inside a community gym. a bishop urged the community to pull together and rebuild. meanwhile, rescue workers continue to search for survivors in one of the areas hardest hit. they searched the rubble with heavy machinery and dogs. >>> police in chicago are questioning two people in the shooting death of the cousin of dwyane wade. nykea aldridge was killed pushing her baby in a stroller near a school in chicago where she was going to enroll her children. two men walked up, began shooting at a third man but hit the woman in the head and arm. she was not the intended target. >> i believe it's senseless. going to register kids for school and the round that has no name found it way to her head. >> the crime comes as chicago is seeing a spike in the number of shootings and homicides this year. in fact, the murder rate is up in the city, 48%. >>> a man has been arrested and charged with the stabbing death of two nuns in mississippi. rodney earl san

italy is observing a day of national mourning for the 284 victims of wednesday's earthquake. italy's president and prime minister are attending the state funeral. >>> the community is in mourning after a middle schooler died yesterday. fred seymour was a risi grader. he suffered breathing complications due to asthma during practice. he passed away at the hospital on friday morning. the pastor of his church have been with his family throughout the week. >> we have a lot of people who want to be resourceful to the family, be it financial, be it discomfort. >> relatives set up a go fund funeral expenses and medical expenses. >>> two unc students will be allowed to use the bathroom that they identify with. >> the ruling today comes after weeks of legal back and ford but friday, judge thomas schroeder ruled that plaintiff joaquin carcano, an employee at unc and two students can use whatever restroom they have. strong chance of proving that hb 2 violates family law. >> carcano says that, today, the tightness that i felt in my chest since hb 2 passed is lifted. but we will not rest

many of the victims were lawyers and journalists who had gathered to mourn the fatal shooting of a and the islamic state claiming responsibility reporter: emergency services rush to move danger to safety. the local bomb disposal squad said that at least 8 kilos of explosives were used. the police suspect a suicide bombing. inside the hospital, people scramble for safety amid utter fear and confusion. outside, somewhere -- some were overwhelmed by the violence that hit them. police have surrounded the hospital and cordoned off the area. an investigation is underway to find out how an attack of the -- on this scale hit the heart of the main hospital in the provincial capital. quetta has seen many attacks in the past, and lawyers have been targeted in recent weeks. but this marks a new level of violence against advocates in pakistan's restive province of baluchistan. the province's chief minister said this was a security lapse and was quick to blame pakistan's regional rival, india. lawyers across the country have denounced the bombing and announced a countrywide one-day strike and a week

turned into a tearful mourning of the girls death. jh 'they say everything happens for a reason but i dont think i will every unde reason.' friends and family members gather here - at 84-th and marion - where little jayda was killed. it was during her birthday party.... police say the girl was standing outside with her mother. officials say the girl saw her grandfather pull up and got excited. she ran across the street... and was hit by a toyota camry headed northbound on 84-th street. now the birthday wishes... nat 'happy birthday.' ...come with tears. nat 'may the good lord bless you... may the good lord bless happy. just like she was. im crying because i miss her. im going to miss her.' the milwaukee county medical examiners report... released monday... indicates jaydas death was an accident. the family... asking drivers to slow down... and the city to consider placing stop signs in this intersection. g 'i feel like some stop signs going north and south right here it might save someone elses life.' go-fund-me account to help cover

the government declared a day of national mourning for saturday as well. >>> friends and family are mourning the loss of a teenager who inspired a change to colorado medical marijuana law. 15-year old jack split passed he suffered from cerebral pulsy. his mom fought to get schools to allow children to receive that treatment on school grounds. jack's law became official this year. jack started high school just last week. >>> a man in illinois is accused of sending threats to colorado -- he said he was upset after hearing a lawsuit involving a former student. brian maass broke that story. the lawsuit neil is suing after he got kicked out of the school after being accused of, but not convicted of sexual assault. dalton told investigators he had to express himself after hearing about his case. he's facing felony charges for what he put out on twitter. >>> there's a new sign alerting those at 50th and federal to watch out for motorcyclist. all state installed that sign to reduce crashes. the sign went up there because it's the areas most dangerously. >> there's -- we're trying to as a company try

despite her pain, we are mourning the loss of my daughter. this mother makes a could be at peace. friday, tasha bunch joins dozens of others as they remember tyann bunch-- who was killed, august 16th, following what milwaukee police say is a hit-and-run crash, near 23rd and fond du lac. she was at the crosswalk. she had the right of way to walk, and you ate the red light, and just ... struck her, and she just landed in the middle of the street. the striking vehicle, described as a 1999 cadillac deville, was located, about a block away. at least one man was from the car. he's livin' his life, while he ended my daughter's life. miss bunch shares a message, in tyann's memory. i want justice. that's all i want. i'm not gonna say nothin' negative about them. i just want them, and they family, to feel my pain, and my family pain, just as well. milwaukee police say they continue to search for the driver of the striking vehicle, and they believe that vehicle to be stolen. if you have any information which may contribute to this investigation, you're encouraged to contact milwaukee police.

mourning the death of gene wilder. his attorney says the famed comic actor passed away at age 83 - of complications from alzheimer's disease. more's sean mcallister looks at gene wilder's life and legacy ... you could say it was mel brooks who first saw something funny in actor gene wilder. his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant "leo bloom" in the 1968 brooks' comedy "the producers," earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. ("the producers") "no! no! don't hit. it doesn't help. it only increases my sense of danger." gene wilder was born in milwaukee, wisconsin and caught the acting bug by doing theater. his professional relationship with brooks was akin to lightning in a bottle. he earned his second oscar nod, this time for best adapted screenplay for their parody frankenstein." ("young frankenstein") "it could work!" his role as a hard- drinking gunslinger in "blazing saddles," also helped to cement wilder's meteoric rise to stardom. ("blazing saddles") "yeah, but i shoot with this hand."

this is a country in mourning and coming to grips with the full scale. more than 2,000 people left without homes. a lot of those who lost their lives have their funerals on start. a state funeral for 35 just nine-year-old, she lost her life. her tiny four-year-old sister was found alive, a miracle, relatives said. >> they were in an embrace. it was a embrace of death and life. >> reporter: those who brought their lives were brought back to their villages. one man who lost four relatives here. a lot of soul searching and a lot of finger pointing as well. protecting people ahead of time is is a totally different matter. back to you. >>> still ahead, a type of ingenuity that would make tom hanks proud. >>> a couple gets stranded on a deserted island. the lengths they had to go to get attention of rescuers. >>> plus anymore rain before school starts, jerry will be >>> torrential rain and flood says four and a half inches of rain fell in a 24 hour period. creating the flash flood emergency. there were no reports of injuries. >>> people in indianapolis can't s

. >>> the bay area is mourning the passing of a pillar of the community and the catholic church.>> we are remembering lawrence higgins. >>> a shocking price increase for life-saving medicine. 8 on your side has alternatives for families worried about whether they can afford and epipen. >>> more complaints about kids having to catch the bus on a dangerous roadway. neighbors call this a racetrack. >>> we will have that and more coming up work you are watching news channel 8, the station now at havertys furniture, it's our labor day sale. where you can create the perfect outdoor living space. now through september 5th, select groups are up to forty-five percent off. plus, take an extra hundred dollars off every one-thousand dollars you spend. coordinate your choice with rugs, lamps, pillows and more. get free delivery, and enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. now. >>> higgins has passed away. he founded st. lawrence catholic parish and remained there as pastor for 50 years. he was on numerous boards and was a very influenti

today in the bay is there live. >>> a bay area family is in mourning. draft nikkei moultrie was shot and killed in texas's entertainment district. she was visiting her fiancÉe's family as she prepares her wedding. austin police looking for the shooter. >> this is an extremely safe city we're talking about, au austin. in the entertainment district. moultrie was 30 years old and a lot to live for when she was shot. her family thinks she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. moultr moultrie's brother said she left the bay area on friday. she spent the evening out on austin's sixth street, the entertainment district. if you've been to austin, you've probably been there. she was leaving a doughnut shop when she was shot. it was just after 2:00 in the morning when the entertainment district was shutting down. moultrie was visiting her partner's family. they were planning a wedding celebration for this october. >> she loved her job. she loved kids. she was a super star basketball player at woodside high school. she loved basketball, softball, she loved her

this is a nation in mourning in greiss. pope francis dedicating the sunday prayer services to the victims and announcing plans to visit the region himself. italian museums donating the o proproceeds on sunday to help. >> it's wonderful. >> reporter: in amatrice, the hardest hit area, the village where most of the casualties took place, emergency teams began to clear the rubble this morning. they are using heavy bulldozers, moving piles of rock and overhanging structures to make that area safer. they are still experiencing aft aftershocks. the focus on the recovery efforts. there are potential openings of investigations into possible shoddy building practices but mounting anger over whether the government has done enough to prepare for these kinds of events and address the outstanding problems. >> the emergency services are greater than the demand from those in need. there are several people sleeping in their cars or made different choices. >> reporter: 40% of italy's population lives in earthquake-prone regions. should the

despite her pain, we are mourning the loss of my daughter. this mother makes a plea. just turn yourself in, so we could be at peace. friday, tasha bunch joins dozens of others as they remember tyann bunch-- who was killed, august say is a hit-and-run crash, near 23rd and fond du lac. she was at the crosswalk. she had the right of way to walk, and you ate the red light, and just ... struck her, and she just landed in the middle of the street. the striking vehicle, described as a 1999 cadillac deville, was located, about a block away. at least one man was spotted, running from the car. he's livin' his life, while he ended my daughter's life. miss bunch shares a message, in tyann's memory. i want justice. that's all i want. i'm not gonna say nothin' negative about them. i just want them, and and my family pain, just as well. milwaukee police say they continue to search for the driver of the striking vehicle, and they believe that vehicle to be stolen. if you have any information which may contribute to this investigation, you're encouraged to contact milwaukee police. fo