through 18-year-old youth of the parents that are receiving substance abuse services through shields for families that program is a culturally enriched environment in which the children come to an afterschool program when they leave their elementary school and are provided tutoring, mentoring, one-on-one homework assistance. it's just a wonderful supportive leg for the families to have. we want to encourage these youth to go to school and further their education and let them know that anything that they want is obtainable. we also want to bring back the families. you know, we want to make sure that they are cohesive and they work well with each other and in addition we also want to build the community as a whole. we respect our clients, we value our clients' opinions about the services that are provided, and we listen real well to what our clients have in reference to input. and we recognize that our families bring a host of strengths to the table and we try to capitalize on what those strengths are. having a community of people who are also in recovery helps

through 18-year-old youth of the parents that are receiving substance abuse services through shields for families that program is a culturally enriched environment in which the children come to an afterschool program when they leave their elementary school and are provided tutoring, mentoring, one-on-one homework assistance. it's just a wonderful supportive leg for the families to have.

through 18-year-old youth of the parents that are receiving substance abuse services through shields for families that program is a culturally enriched environment in which the children come to an afterschool program when they leave their elementary school and are provided tutoring, mentoring, one-on-one homework assistance. it's just a wonderful supportive leg for the families to have. we want to encourage these youth to go to school and further their education and let them know that anything that they want is obtainable. we also want to bring back the families. you know, we want to make sure that they are cohesive and they

for gold at the games. shields pounded her russian rivals to win the meddle weight -- middleweight crown. athletes and their families often celebrate here at the usa house. other countries have olympic homes as well. jamaica's was packed after usain bolt sprinted for gold again. fans went wild as bolt won the 200-meter only days after he took the 100-meter title. he's the first man to be crowned a double sprint champion at a back-to-back olympic games. american mandy o mitchell showed another kind of determination. he broke his leg during the four by 400 meter relay and still finished the race helping usa qualify for the finals. for other athletes the pain of competition is over. swimming star ryan lochte is living it up in london. >> you know what i really want to do is go on those double decker buses. >> reporter: he posed for photos with fans after a late night out at a pub in the capital. monica villamizar, cbs news, london. >> a lot of people are talking about usain bolt after the latest win. he called himself a living legend but he says bolt will have to prove himself in more than two olympics in order to clai

friends and family members gathered today to say good-bye to a military veteran killed in the colorado shooting. a funeral for the 26-year-old was held in reno today. witnesses say he died shielding a friend inside the theater. he served three tours with the navy in the middle east and he was planning to reenlist. a public service is scheduled for tomorrow. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. >>> a new poll indicates support for a measure to repeal the death penalty in california has dropped since the colorado shooting. a survey found support for the proposition dropped from 45% to just under 36% after the shooting. the proposition would turn death sentences in to life sentences. >> the 4th bore project is about to hit a milestone, about two years in crews are close to finishing the giant hole. it's set to open by 2013. a spokeswoman said it's on schedule and with in the 420 million-dollar budget. >> the fair is now in full swing and this year fair officials try new ways to buck up bad tradition. poor attendance. robert honda is live in san jose to show us the strategy. >> reporter: we are in the middle of all the fun but this is an important year for the fair. it has

family. so i search for his many descendents of the slaveowners i could and as has many of the descendents of selfless shield who is her son. the conversations were very interesting and i'd went back and forth to see these women and other people in the family and they were older women who really wanted to know if, and even though they knew what they would find out i got the easy. >> have certain members of the shield family rejected the story or has been -- the shield family being the lineage represented by the former slaveowner? >> there were mixed feelings about the research. some people really wanted to have nothing to do with it and some people were open to -- intrigued a bit but not wanting to be public the public and then there were some people who were just, this is history so it was a real range. and there were times when actually who i was played into that kind of conversation i am a journalist and you know we are objective. we try and hold ourselves removed but i remember thinking as i go to interview some of these defendants, are they going to look at me a black woman and wonder? i asked one of th

for sports illustrated and says she has the straight punch of sugar ray robinson and the difficult back story of other famed fighters. >> most boxers come from tough backgrounds, broken families. claressa shieldsnessed that atmosphere and taken herself to the top. >> claressa isn't letting up. she spent her whole life being tough in and out of the ring. she's not about to pull any punches now. getting to fight for gold is everything claressa's father ever dreamed of, but he won't see the dream come true in person. gayle and charlie, because of his criminal background, he was unable to get a passport to come to london for the games. >> that answers my question. i wanted to hear from the father. >> i was wondering about that, too. i think she's got a great personal story. great personal story. boxing scares me, though, charlie. go claressa. >> shouldn't say that with mike tyson waiting on deck. but mike tyson is coming up later on, too. >>> a scientist called mohawk guy has become a symbol of the new nasa. this morning, we'll show you how the space agency is launching itself into social media and trying to inspire a new generation of space explorers. you're watching "cbs this morning." you're wa

family. these are young kids. how are they supposed to shield their kids from what comes with the limelight? >> well, forne thing, i think what you do is you try to -- because kids are malleable. they are adaptable. and so when you talk about the possibilities involved here rather than overestimating them and letting them seem as grand as he they are, i think what you try to tell the kids is dad may have a new job, we may even have to move. i would reduce it to the mundane and also you caution them there will be people who want to misinterpret what this means for our family. you have to understand that if you have questions. you come to us as your parents just as you would if somebody said something about your grandfather's business. rk which, you know, grown up knowing their grandfather was in the construction business. make the thing more concrete, more mundane than the grandiose version that will be playing out for their friends. and also they will need advice. listen, when your friends say is t true your dad could be vice president? they need to be prepared to say my dad has always done work helping