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. >> and here in milwaukee, a historically union-strong city, there is still strong interest in membership in the trade unions. phyllis schlafly died at the age of 92. she battled equal rights. she adopted donald trump for president. >>> decision 2016 coverage now. presidential candidates didn't take the day off with labor day marking the unofficial home stretch of the race to the white house. as donald trump and hillary battleground state of ohio, there was a moment when their planes were both parked just feet away from each other on the tarmac. trump's advisors are trying again to clarify his immigration plan while clinton's campaign is dealing with the ongoing questions about her use of an email server. president obama has become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the isolated land-locked southeast asian nation of lao. he landed to -- a dark chapter in the two countries. he plans to acknowledge a cause by a u.s. campaign in the war with the country. he flew in from china where he was attending the g-20 summit. >>> president obama is backing collin kaepernick. he refused to stand

goodwill toward all citizens here in milwaukee - a historically union strong city there is still strong interest and membership in the building trade. there is so much in the pipeline for development. i mean...more than in the 20 years i've been in milwaukee that i've ever seen. and you know unions are going to build these buildings. and that's going to make them safer, get them done on time. 123026 today these workers are taking time to celebrate the labor come together with a common cause but at the same time and we also want to have have fun and we want to have the children participate children who workers hope carry on the tradition. traditional start of the fall campaign. both hillary clinton and donald trump put on a campaign blitz today. charles benson is here with more. george and shannon, a new phase of the campaign started today. "...the last moments before the mad dash. the next two months. so i hope you guys are ready." democratic candidate hillary clinton started the final phase of the campaign with a new ?plane? and a new policy with reporters. reporters covering her campa

the chance for strong city in southern minnesota into iowa and it is hot with 96 in dallas today and 93 in new orleans. the east coast have some rain today and temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. it is muggy out that direction looking at the rain in the desert southwest. bringing a lot of rain into arizona and the seven parts of california and the north baja region looking at the potential for flooding. 60s and 70s and fairly mellow. >>> it has been a smooth morning commute through town. i think you will like that drive to the airport on i-25, which is nice and open. running nepo eastbound along i-70 out to i- 225 the a line is running on time. >>> another warm day is on the way and coming up next on cbs4 what the part of transportation wants to do before more driverless cars hit the road and by this seems a little scary to some drivers. authorities are trying to figure out if he has any terrorist links. i am hena daniels in new york with the latest on the investigation comes up. >> it is time now for the colorado hyundai dealers sports break. -- it is tone for the board sports bre

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strong city for our u.s. military there being asked questions with regard to national security.ou've heard him -- actually we're going to go straight to hillary clinton now. let's listen, she's speaking. >> -- expectations and standards that don't really make sense. i want to make it clean and clear and i particularly want young people with an idea for a small business to feel that they can do it. so i have proposed a moratorium for three years on student debt so you can actually get a business off the ground, get it started, make your future. i also believe we should raise the national minimum wage. anybody working full time should not be living in poverty. and finally, let's guarantee equal pay for women's work which will raise family incomes. anyone who's willing to work hard should have enough money to raise a family. did any of you watch any of the democratic convention? [ cheers ] i don't know if you saw these two young people, 17 years old from kansas. young man, young woman. went to the same high school. about to be seniors. get a summer job. working in a pizza restauran

the city of milwaukee launches a new look to its effort to combat infant mortality. it's called the strong baby campaign. awareness month comes to an end. milwaukee's mayor and the city health commissioner were on hand for today's unveiling. the goal of the city-wide strong baby campaign is to lower infant mortality rates. >> we want to see babies born full term at a healthy weight in a position where they can live long healthy life with their families. patrick: you'll see the campaign on buses, bus stops and on signs across the city. toya: right now, we want to tak new tonight at 6:00. kathy mykleby is in the newsroom with a look ahead. kathy: new tonight on wisn 12 news at 6:00, the merger of the world's two biggest beer companies clears its final hurdle. what the purchase of miller by budweiser's parent company means for beer drinkers in milwaukee. then how one local community is , hoping these simple signs could help save lives in case of a fire. join us for all new stories tonight on 12 news at 6:00. toya: thank you. new tonight a cup of coffee in , the morning might be doing more tha

very good. >> but to be fair on the ethics front, during the nutter years, very strong ethics legislation was passed for the city of philadelphia. there is a strong ethics board headed up by shane cramer jr., who i think does an excellent job -- those of us who know him. and mayor nutter set a great tone. there were very, very little corruption allegations, if any, during his administration. >> one thing -- >> got to go. we got to go. we'll be right back. sorry, sam. [ laughter ] >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. remarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. [ theme music plays ] hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio onl

we did an assessment and i feel pretty strong throughout the city of boston. we just want to make sure we monitor that, make sure that there are areas in the city that i need to do more work in. i feel pretty good going into th money in that war chest. mayor walsh: always. ed: all i want you to do is convince big papi to come back for one more year. mayor walsh: just play the finally upon us. the first presidential debate of 2016 plays -- takes place tomorrow night. >> i understand it's a contact sport. >> hillary has the harder job to get past all this noise that trump creates. >> when i look at hillary, she has had her time and she has proven herself not to be worthy, in my opinion. >> people either hate her or love her. >> respect, i will treat her with respect. >> the typical response would be like he is shooting from the hip, but recently he has been changing his approach. >> he need some content and she will need to be given to project her capabilities. >> substance wise, hillary will win. speaking of entertainment value, and intellectual conversation. d

hour in philadelphia and going into tomorrow morning, still dealing with the strong northeasterly wind gusting over 30 in the city and 40s at the shore and then it starts to ease a bit as we get into tomorrow afternoon as the wind speeds start to decrease, as they lift to the north and east. when we come back we'll chat about the upcoming weekend and see if we can dry out. and see a little sun maybe? >> a little sun would be nice. >> this reminder you can track the precipitation with 6abc.com/weather, you can see stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and the forecast and interact with our meteorologists on twitter and facebook. >>> we learn more about the man shot and killed by police after

strong. >> reporter: the city is also trying to give as many people as possible opportunities to drop sandbags off. they are considering opening a third location which is rumored to be at kingston stadium. connor morgan, cbs2 news. >>> if you are a business owner with sandbags there are the first site is at the former sixth street alliant energy plants between kicker oats and cargo. the other site is at the parking light of the new bohemia in new-bo. businesses in the czech village can bring those to the parking lot behind shots on 16th avenue southwest. the final location is in kingston village parking lot under i-380. we have full list with directions on our website, cbs2iowa.com. >>> four days interstate 380 has been the only way in town to cross the cedar river but other bridges will start to except for the 16th avenue bridge are now open but on a restricted basis. today, residents and business owners are allowed to start moving back in. the downtown bridges will reopen to everyone tomorrow at 7 am. >> we will open our roads and open our bridges. clear off as much as we can. make it the co

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strong baby campaign. mayor tom barrett and health unveil a new home visiting program for expecting families in milwaukee. the goal of the city-wide strong baby campaign is to lower infant mortality rates. and looking ahead to thursday. you can raise a glass to the animals. the milwaukee county zoo is hosting a zoo brew. it's this thursday night at 7:00. tickets are $60. money raised will benefit the zoological society of milwaukee. joyce: hundreds of students will milwaukee bucks. kathy: the team today donated more than 300 tickets to the boys and girls club of dane county. the tickets include owner wes edens personal courtside seats for 10 bucks home games. >> sports is such a great connector, and you know sitting courtside in the nba is a wonderful experience for a kid that has really put themselves out there in terms of the criteria that they have in the organization and it's a , wonderful way to reward them. kathy: the tickets will be given high marks in gpa, attendance and behavior. , joyce: living on mars is closer to reality. kathy: coming up, the plans to colonize and who shouldn't be , allowed to go on the first joy

city. we could have strong wind gusts. st. mary's, leonardtown, lexington park, winds gusting to 40 miles per hour saturday and sunday. gusts along the beaches, especially in ocean city. would not know anything is going on if you stepped out the door right now. it is just delightful. around 80 degrees. clouds will be thickening as we get into the afternoon and evening. let's see how the storm has been impacting parts of the south. millions of americans are bracing for impact today as tropical storm hermine moves inland. made this morning, hermine landfall as a hurricane in florida, the first in more than a decade. it ripped through houses along the panhandle. embraced -- braced for rivers and the roadways, for others, it is a disaster. georgia's governor declaring a state of emergency. 45,000 georgians already without power. readying for impact. 27 boats on alert if needed. >> the risk of flooding and tornadoes delaying labor day plans for many. still waters here are fairly call him but we will be allhing for those waters the w

in ocean city, you cab see camera shaking, wind very strong in ocean city, and again, pockets of heavy rain rotating through the shore points, all day long but the worst of it today has been delaware, sussex county. here's our camera in rehoboth beach at boardwalk plaza. look at those waves, crashing into the shore, very, very rough surf. coastal flood warning in effect, high winds, and pouring rain, in fact i was just seeing someone out the on the beach. that might be the same guy trying to walk but hitting the win. very very difficult to walk or be on the beach with the wind as strong as they are this evening and tonight. you can see the area packed all day long. southern delaware, that is where rain has been just streaming in, you can see yellow, orange shading where heavier rain has been falling and it has not moved much all day long. this section interior eastern portions of sussex county, the town of harbison has been reporting over nine and a half inches of rain so far. anyplace you see orange and yellow here are some of those spots looking at rainfall totals over 6 inches. it i

the strong cities initiative, despite all evidence to the contrary that the muslim groups will not participatethe cve policy, the administration is forging ahead and has turned it into a global level. this ties right into what was referred to earlier. u.n. resolution 1618 and the istanbul process that was facilitated and endorsed by hillary clinton during her time as secretary of state. and here's some more. they are looking for other reasons why they shut down the case, i'm waiting for that, more stuff to come out. and here's what i mentioned earlier about the grooming gangs, aka, the rape gangs. it's the women's fault if something happens to them. here's the thing about the southern command. in 2015, 331,000 migrants came over, and of them 10% were from countries of foreign concern. why is that? because there's a concept in islam called what your right hand possesses from koran 4.3, the same verse that authorizes a man to marry up to four women and also allows him to take captives and when you say what your right hand possesses, that has to do with the concept of plundering the unbelievers.

the owner's strong words for one city alderman. joyce: a technical college suddenly closes its campuses in wisconsin and around the country. the options a lurch. joyce: but heavy rain and strong first, wind sweeping through the area right now. and mother nature is putting on a dazzling display of lightning. kathy: let's get right to chief meteorologist mark tracking storms from the weather center. mark, the biggest worry tonight is flooding. mark: it is. the severe thunderstorm watch is canceled, but we are not out of the woods. flood watch through wednesday night. counties, you have not had any rain at all. but if you are in our northern counties, you have had 1-2 inches of rain, and you are not done. notice how it is all in the same area. this extends back to the west as well. in this area, maybe three inches of rain throughout the night. the bottom line is we will be flash flooding as the night goes on. more storms on the way tomorrow. i will have more on that coming up in a few minutes. joyce: mark, we know you will stay on top

he spent several weeks in a taliban strong hold city. he married a pakistani woman. the u.s. approved her entry into the country in 2012. >> he was a very friendly guy. you'd never suspect this. terrified. he's hiding in plain sight. you would have never known. >> reporter: rahami underwent secondary screenings upon returning to the u.s. because of the area he visited but was never flagged. the bombing suspect had a run-in with the law before. rahami was arrested in 2014 on weapons and aggravated assault charges though a grand jury declined to indict him. his family came to the country seeking asylum decades ago. now they own a fried chicken restaurant in new jersey and they live above it. >> this place has been in operation for many years. we've had issues with this location regarding code enforcement issues. >> reporter: the rahami family claimed to be the victims of discrimination and harassment in the 2011 lawsuit against the city. the neighbor told them muslims don't belong here and they were threatened and harassed by police officers. >> there was a lot of congregation

strong gusty winds will be increasing at the shore. it's expected that hermine is going to take closer to the coastline. avalon, margate, stone harbor, reheeb both beach and atlantic city, overnight, strong gusty winds, low 70s. hermine will quickly move out. bright sunshine will be back for labor day. 10 day on 10, 83 degrees the high temperature. occasional showers and thunderstorms. not tomorrow. they take a break. 81 degrees the high temperature. that's after a morning low of 54 degrees. clouds will be increasing on saturday. shower, possibly thunderstorms later saturday and into sunday. look what it does for the temperatures. is this for philadelphia, 70s both days. sunshine is back on monday as that storm pulls away from us. as we go into the next week, look at that, a warmup, tuesday, 89 degrees. 90 degrees on wednesday, we potentially could have another heat wave next week as hermine pulls away from the coastline. the hottest day could be friday afternoon with sunny skies and temperatures start to come down next weekend. we've seen big changes in the next 24 hour all based on hermine. it's changed a lot in the last 24 hours and there's still time for it to chan

anchor: some strong words about the city of milwaukee from the president of the bucks. according to the state journal, peter feigin told the rotary club of madison that milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place he's ever experienced in his life. and the city is in desperate feigin was discussing how the bucks could be a force for change. today, bucks star jabari parker said he supports nfl quarterback colin kaepernick for standing up for what is right. kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem has sparked a heated debate. parker has recently expressed his opinion on social media, even posting a picture wearing a kaepernick jersey. >> is message is heartfelt with police brutality and even with systematic racism. i wasn't saying that sitting down during the national anthem is acceptable. but i'm more of the message he brought, and that's what people should focus on too. anchor: nba rules state players must stand at attention during the anthem. anchor: milwaukee's mayor reveals his spending plan for the next year. most of the money will go toward polic

we're going to keep america safe , provide strong city leadership and bring our country together acrosshe divide. that have pitted the americans against each other. economic worries are not the only ones keeping families up at night, are they? there is still a lot we do not know about recent incident in tulsa and charlotte but this we do know. we have got to bring communities together. we have got to listen to each other. we have to make it clear that everyone is safer when there is respect from the law for the communities for the communities they protect and respect for the law from the communities that are protected. and, we have got to do something about the epidemic of gun violence that has taken too many to many lives in our country. comein, i think we can together if a large majority of americans and gun owners believe in comprehensive background checks. they believe that the second amendment, as i do. they believe in the right of individuals to have guns, as i do. but they believe along with me that we should not let guns fall into the wrong hands of people who will use them to k

the city of vallejo last night received hundreds of phone calls of people complaining of a strange strong odor in the south part of the city, specifically in the glen cove and beverly hills park neighborhood. the city said they received around 800 phone calls. a number of those people ended up at the sutter solano medical center with problems breathing and feelings of flaws yeah. >> probably around nine-ish we spelled it. it smelled like asphalt, like black tar. had a friend who -- my neighbor for 20 years. we always had a tar pot burning. that's exactly what it smelled like. >> reporter: the city did partially activate its emergency operations center. they had a hazmat team out and about in the city. the fire department set up these gas monitors, but the readings always registered safe levels. again, they still don't know what the odor was. there was a report from a ferry captain around 8:00, they called the coast guard and said, hey, we're on the water, we smell oil. we see a sheen. when the coast guard chopper went out, they couldn't find the sheen. the coast guard planning to send ano

city officials unveiled their strong baby campaign yesterday... aimed to spread the word about home- visits for families caring for newborns. but fox6's madeline anderson tell us there are also challene she's in the studio with details. the infant mortality rate in milwaukee is nearing a historic low at 9.9 per one- thousand births. but african american babies are still dying at much higher rates than white and hispanic babies. these home visits target the most at- risk populations. each year... the milwaukee health department's home visiting programs helps 400 parents as they navigate the challenges of child developmental and health screenings right in the home. heather puente oversees many of the nurses and social workers who meet with these families. she says the mothers are often living in poverty or don't speak english... and therefore at higher risk of giving birth to premature babies-- the main cause of infant mortality. environment is a huge factor of that. in 2015, what we saw was about 93 percent of all of those infants that were born to

>> that dump city is pretty strong. the fact that it was able to contain the explosion and then when the explosion did go, because the top is not as hard as the sides, it actually went up as opposed to out. where it could have hurt a lot more people. it could have actually killed people in that area. >> reporter: three hours later, word a pressure cooker is found four blocks north. at first authorities don't think the incidents are related. then around 11:00 p.m., a major clue breaks the case wide open. an undetonated pressure cooker bomb like those used in the boston marathon bombings with deadly consequences. >> i walk right by here, there's a pot on the street with wires sticking out of it. and think that it's probably a kid's science experiment. attached. the pressure cooker device is a treasure trove of information. >> the flip phone was used both for the first incident in new jersey, the second incident in chelsea. that's a clue that they were in fact connected. >> the authorities, fbi and nypd, were able to trace

from staying an extra day. >> and taking a live look again at the water here in ocean city the current is very strong, wind is picking up and water steadily creeping up the last several hours since we've been there. it's on but under so circumstances should anyone go into the water and as precaution officials cancelled ocean city pop concert scheduled 7:30 tonight and 9:00 in the morning labor day road race for tomorrow morning is cancelled. that's the latest in ocean city anita oh, cbs3, eyewitness new news. >> anita thank you very much. new jersey governor chris chris christie issued emergency declaration. he said he made this call ahead of the storm just as a precaution. >> i hope not to have to use the assets. but tractor-trailer would be much too late if storm started to track west for me to declare emergency then and try in difficult tweernl get guardsmen and women in and ask them to deploy. so decoration of emergency is more about preparedness than anything else and giving me as person in charge the maximum flexibility to be able to do what needs to be done. >> while the governor says at this

. >>> we did have some strong winds blow through the city and some of the outdoor events going on this weekend. 20 to 35 mile an hour gusts were reported let's afternoon and were felt -- this afternoon and were felt by people at taser colorado and write fast. -- taste of colorado and riot fest. to 60 minutes on the interstate this morning between idaho springs and the eisenhower johnson tunnels. by tomorrow through monday, that traffic is expected to shift over to the eastbound lanes as we get to back half of the holiday weekend. >>> a stabbing near a busy intersection downtown this afternoon. broadway and curtis. the injuries were serious. there's only a vague description of the suspect. >>> a drive-by shooting in the parking lot of the state fair grounds in pueblo lefty young man dead the pueblo county coroner says 19-year-old danielle gonzales died from gunshot wounds. his body was found between parked cars around midnight. detectives are looking for two vehicles that were seen in the area around that time. the state fair says at this point no changes will be made as a result of thi

>> people that vote for me that i directly represent are from marion and central city, >> reporter: olson says a strong cedar rapids is good for lin county, but with just 3 seats, they may be mom dom nateed by smaller cities. he says the same thing happened when the casino project was >> we wanted to build the parking garage and own the parking gag for the casino. i fought that and said notch. >> reporter: he says making an -- the possibility of making an extension of the city council is there all the time. it's town them to keep that in check. one of the moe vocal opponents has been kevin coola. >> one thing industry is there's not enough people there for overtime. >> reporter: brent olson disagrees. in bertr marx, the city's small part-time council went to olson >> i took pictures of it and sent it to the railroad. i'm not sure you get that kind of close representation citizen to citizen if you go to not only 3 members but the professional manager type of government. it's more bureaucracy than account to the people on a daily basis. >> one big scrivment of the intoar their salaries. they pull in more

here in the city mostly quiet. we have the strong wind though. with the temperatures sitting mostly in the low every and middle 80s. usual affair there. watch out for gusty winds. small hail. as well as brief heavy rainfall. which is a blessing for that part of the state. eleven tomorrow night still mostly clear. awaiting the tuesday system. highs will be in the upper 80s to low 90s. warm spots lamar. 97 a piece. pueblo 96. high country 70s to 80s. middle 80s for the western 85 tuesday. there's the ripple. wednesday thursday friday quiet. lower to middle 80s. next weekend looks great too. focus is tomorrow obviously. >> . it is thank you very much. >> . cause for celebration. >> giant panda gave birth to twin cubs. they are adorable. >> . sort of. >> . they're born blind and almost hairless. a little larger than a cell phone. >> they'll grow to weigh hundreds of pounds. the zoo keepers are swapping the twins out. to spend time with mom and in an incubator. >> . the first bornn states this year. second set of twins for the 19 >> the dow jones indu

strong wind. especially in the bull p head city area. phoenix. that was the high for today, much cooler if thes for the start of the week, i'll have doe tails in the seven-day forecast >>> all-new at 5:30, today is a very big day for 102-year-old arizona investigation ran he was taken on a special ride prescott valley. leon in with details. >> reporter: a special day for the harley r, honorers old. today, community event organized and bikers from all over arizona gathered to make it happen. it may be one last ride, but for ray, it's a ride of a lifetime. >> then, he never wanted to stop riding. he worked for harley davidson for 24 years. he is also a military veteran >> thank you for your service. thanks four riding harleys >> reporter: today, members from his press scott community, along with the grand canyon harley davidson rallied around him to give him one last wish. >> put him on the back tri-glidend and take him for a ride. >> life long harley person, he lived in that mow minute. this is amazing. >> reporter: his granddaughter said this rid

the coach is tapped into his city and had some strong words ahead of tonight's unrest. an we continue to track breaking morning on abc-11 for the latest eyewitness news. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: the biggest stars in the world are now stuffing concerts over the brad pitt/angelina divorce. >> ade madison square garden last night. >> i'm dedicating this show tonight to them. harvey: they got married two years ago. that's not an era. >> they don't know these people. >> they don'hy are you so upset breaking up? >> you can be affected by tragedy that has no personal connection to you. >> yea bh,ut it's not tragedy! >> chris pratt at l.a.x. so he's wildly regarded as one of the nicest guys in hollywood. he's so lovely. harvey: universally. >> it's weird to see him lose his acool bit. he gets this thing like, i'm talking to you!

people that vote for me that i directly represnt are from marion, are from central city, are from bertramoleson says a strong cedar rapids is good for all of linn county.but with just three seats -- the board may be dominated by supervisors elected by the voters who live in the city -- and something like the much needed improvements on squaw creek ridge road and lakeside road may have never happened. oleson says that's how it was before the board expanded in priorities suffered.he says the same thing happened when the cedar crossing casino project was figuring out ?who would pay for ?what."we were asked to bond 25-million dollars to build a parking garage and own the parking garage for the casino. and i fought that and said no. "he says the temptation to become what he calls an "extension of the city council" is there all the time -- it's up to the supervisors to push back. "we're working with them, but keeping them in check, it protects the county taxpayer." one of the most vocal opponents of the have found out since i started going to the meetings and stuff is that there's not enough work for five people l

winds are still strong at ocean city but lightening up here. sunday evening we could see clearing trying to happen but it will depend on the wobble of the sys and forth. this pulls eastward for labor day. improving condition for the labor day hospital. if you're at the shore, gusts, wet, windy, raw. monday maybe some improvement for the beaches but around here monday looks more promising. at the shore, look for rain. not as intense as yesterday but several inches. gusts of 60-plus. waves, i'm concerned about the rip current danger because of the per analysis tent churning. it -- persistent churning. it will make for a rough rip current across the eastern seaboard from jersey, new york beaches to the coastline. there are hit or miss showers. by monday, if the it doesn't push east it will improve our conditions drastically for monday afternoon. the next big story is the heat. near 90 tuesday. we could be in the mid-90's late next week and heading in the next heatwave. that's t jamie, how is the commute looking? everyone heading to the bay bridge?

city, maryland. >> reporter: jose, the rain has tapered off now that hermine has moved offshore, but the winds are still strong. authorities are worning of warning of rip currents an pounding the shore and intensifying again. >> you don't even realize how windy it is until you experience it. >> reporter: the storm now hovering in the atlantic after spawning a tornado in north carolina's outer banks. high winds rolling over an 18-wheeler killing the driver. the national guard on the move in virginia with widespread flooding. some residents north of norfolk evacuated. netty carmichael chose water comes up into the house right there, then i know it's time for me to go. >> reporter: kerry sanders in virginia beach. >> i'm standing in a spot where quite frankly i'm shocked at how strong the wind is. >> reporter: in ocean city, maryland, where labor day weekend typical draws hundreds of thousands of tourists, today an exodus. >> we come here every year. we've been looking forward to it the whole summer. >> reporter: family after family scrambling to get out. >> crazy. we have kids, four little kids. businesses shutt

strong"...which offers support to local youth. youth.today...hundreds offered advice and encouragment for youth on the city's north-side. the term "300 strong" comes from the 300 young men who, community common council president ashanti hamilton helped organize the event. :32:39they should recognize that there's a community that's out there, that's supportive of them, and they should try to make us proud because we're going to try and lead them in the right direction organizers say last month's unrest is shedding a bad light on the ?hundreds? of kids doing good deeds in this community... they hope events like this encourage others to follow their example. the family of a l turning his untimely death to put and end to the violence in the city. police say the man accused in the crime is still on the run. cbs 58s amanda devoe spoke with the family and continues our coverage on this story. micheal prescott would have turned 22 yesterday -- and his family wants to stop the violence...so today, they held brought the community together through peace. 3 myshell prescott, sister "he chance to get married."it's a bittersweet momen