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unrest has sparked an increase in peopleeing that country. >> aaron hndez is set to begin making a cas today at his murder trial. anxpert challenge d.n.a. evidence isxpected to take the stand. he pleaded not guilty to orchestratingette death of a semi pro football player in 2013. >> the white house is marking roll. guests will join the first family on the south lawn. the tradition dates back to 1878 under president hayes. >> the candidates for chicago mayor spent a business weekend campaigning across the city ahead of the election. rahm emanuel faces jesus garcia. many chicago residents say violence is their biggest concern. >> this is pictures of him when he was a baby. >> one month since the day her son was shot and killed less than a block from their home, ebony is staying strong. >> we're all confused, puzzled and we want answers because no way a kid should have died the way he died. >> 17-year-old diante was shot in the chest on his way home from the gym p.m. he died at the scene. >> it was like he outside. i'm like he outside? and then we walked up, he was just still laying there