mohammed idris, al jazeera, northeast nigeria. >> and can you keep up to date with all the news and sports just by going to our website, the address, aljazeera.com. place they called chicago-rssmentsaq raq, chicago's toughettes streets and a mother's hope she doesn't lose another son. >> can we? really? >> the growing fear in the fight for chicago. we'll refocus on the violence in chicago later. first up though a look at high times and high rewards. in tuesday's voting ohio could become the new ground breaker in

mohammed idris, al jazeera, northeast nigeria. >> and can you keep up to date with all the news and sports just by going to our website, the address, aljazeera.com. place they called chicago-rssmentsaq raq, chicago's toughettes streets and a mother's hope she doesn't lose another son. >> can we? really? >> the growing fear in the fight for chicago. we'll refocus on the violence in chicago later. first up though a look at high times and high rewards. in tuesday's voting ohio could become the new ground breaker in marijuana law if a controversial initiative is approved ohio would be the first to approve pot for personal use without first make medical marijuana legal. but that is a big if because in this case many of the opponents of legalization, are pro-pot, even pro-pot business themselves. "america tonight's" lemple tracks the story from the ohio capital to the state's corn fields to find out if voters are aware of the fine print. >> marijuana on the ballot. >> what's your first name. >> reporter: in the heart of ohio the famous swing state and political barometer of the nation. >> legali

on a magazine that published satirical car toobs against cart muhammed, mohammed idris,ing and his grouplt increasingly under attack. >> have there been attacks after the charlie hebdo attack? >> yes, not long ago one of my co-workers was beaten by four men who fled in a vehicle. we're in a atmosphere right now that is very violent. >> reporter: by law the government is forbidden to ask questions. private polls over the last 20 years have consistently shown that the vast majority consider themselves only somewhat or not very religious at all. and for most the overriding emotion now is fear. >> i took the decision to speak as french, muslim, european and citizen of this world. >> sami says that after the january attacks promises were made, promises she says were not kept. >> do you feel your voice is listened to? >> to be honest: no. in france, no. >> isn't that part of the problem? >> it's part of the problem. i'm completely fed up with the way the french institution and the french media is treating the muslim community. chosen for them the spokesman or spokes woman and not pointing the

mohamed is rid, a idris, mali. >>> two experts from the u.s.for disease control will travel to liberia to determine the cause of new ebola cases. liberia asked for help after three new cases were reported on friday. the country recorded almost 5,000 deaths during the worst outbreak in history. meanwhile, a group of health experts want the world health organization to be stripped of some of its powers because of its slow response to the outbreak of ebola. a team from the harvard global institute and london school of hygiene suggest 10 concrete changes to prevent a repeat of last year's end december being. club removing the wh on. from emergency powers and giving it to another independent agency. and they are recommending that the health committee should be formed as part of the u.n. security council. a lecturer at the school of public health in harvard worked on the report and says political will is needed to help implement their recommendations. >> the responsibility for declaring an emergency needs to remain within the world health organizatio