here's wls. >> reporter: they quietly filed into the funeral derrion albert to call for the violence that claimed him to stop. >> a lot of people this young that are just dead, it's -- there's no purpose. >> reporter: standing room only at this morning's service inside the greater mt. heeb ron church which drew many who called for an end to youth violence. pamela bozly lost her son to gun violence last year. >> i have not been to a child's funeral since my baby, and this was the hardest thing to see another baby land in a casket. >> get in here and do something. i don't want to hear nothing more about the olympics. i don't care. we lost it anyway. get here and make it safe for us to walk down the street. >> reporter: other public figures and jody weis were also among the mourners inside the church where video screens strolled through pictures of derrion as a baby and with his family and also showed photos of his academic awards. some tribute to the teen by wearing t-shirts with his picture. while others wondered when the violence would end. >> with faith in god, things can get better

you've got to go for what is right. >> again, that was evelyn holmes from affiliate wls. four teens are facing charges in albert's killing. president obama is sending two cabinet secretaries to chicago on wednesday to talk about school violence. >>> 45-mile-per-hour winds are driving a wildfire in southern california. it's only 5% contained and has burned 1,500 acres. three homes have already been destroyed northeast of san bernardino and dozens of others are threatened right now. people have been taking horses and pets with them as they evacuate. no injuries have been reported. the fire started saturday afternoon and authorities are trying to figure out what caused it. >>> a fire set on purpose to get rid of forest undergrowth is now out of control. it happened 120 miles north of phoenix here. about 1,000 acres have burned, but air tankers are credited for slowing the fire down. dozens of homes have been evacuated. >>> a tennessee mother, who was stabbed and had her newborn baby kidnapped got to hold him in her arms again. but their reunion didn't last long. the child, a

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that law wl end pretty soon.hat the secretary and the president are doing is so important. they are really trying to inject true builtability into public education, and they're saying that if you don't hold teachers, schools, school districts accountable for student performance, forget about it, and that's the message, and it's very, very powerful. i give both the president and secretary great credit. these are the things we've been doing in new york, like the bonus program and we've been looking every one of our schools. we look at how much progress it makes. we give them a grade based on the progress. these ideas are now starting to catch on nationally. >> let me ask youbout this state of education today. what worries you most in our urban school districts right now? >> i think what worries me most is that our urban school districts are falling behind the rest of the world, that we've had these racial and ethnic achievement gaps, but if you look at what's going on in the rest of the world in terms of what's goi

. >> there are no quick fixe this wl not happen overnight.sed organizaons, the business community, ansocial service groups. evercitizen has to be a part of the solution. we will need a combinati of preventionintervention and targeted enfcement. >> reporter: chica's school superiendent-- until he joined prident obama's cabinet-- said he hoped today's meeting washe beginning of a broader eort to tack the problem. >> seeing something videoç seems to wake uphis country. and weould use this moment, take this moment, too forward togeth. that this a fork in the road, th is a line in the sand.ç we all neeto get dramatically better. nobody gets a pass. chicago is not unique. four students have beeshot in tulsa, okloma this year. philadelphia, seattle, mia, new orleans, a many rural communities ha also lost school children to vlence in recent weeks. >> reporr: some parents and activists sathe rise in violence has happened since duncan implented a plan to close dons of chicago schools and reassign sdents to schools in other nghborhoods. but duncan sai

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