i'd like to call tanya urofski. >> good afternoon tanya you have a special consideration i believe you also have a statement from the member of the public who couldn't be here today so you can have up to 6 minutes. >> thank . >> thank you. i won't take that long. thank you so much for allowing me to speak this afternoon. i'm tanya a group of over 200 concerned citizens that united together 6 years ago and welcome place for residents and visitors alike i walk allot and people stop us locals for questions and directions we love answering those questions. many visitors to our neighborhood are san francisco residents come from other neighborhoods in the city specifically and more particular the mission district there's a lot of families that come and have recreation in our area they come for water use and -- this sunday for instance i ran into a family they came to the u.s. from elsalvador 2 years ago their little 2-year old played with my dog they told me how much they enjoyed being at this future park site i see families coming to our neighborhood to recreate at the park. they are mostly

tanya, people complaining about lack of service delivery. people wanted better housing, better he had educate indication, water, electricity and so on. so what sort of changes, then, can we expect from zuma and the african national congress in the next five years? >> obviously the anc's problem is delivery because despite all of those things, almost daily protests and also, the fact, you know, that at currently in the platinum mining sector, the country is in the midst of the longest strike in history sdpooichlt all of those criticisms, the van van despite they believe it is the party of liberation, the party of their dispute they have delivered on their promises of reducing inequality, eliminating it most of the people are young, from the universities. this is a young country and by 2019, they want the economy to grow. they want jobs. at the moment, half of them are unemployed. >> tanya, thank you very much indeed, as president jacob zuma prepares to thank his supporters in pretoria after his national african congress won the elections ther

nick and tanya they. the eerie citizens can start paying their respects from ten o'clock in the morning. don't you is busy with operations for the ten o'clock news the new altar is run by the government to act. rain continues to fall across the country but that hasn't stopped tens of thousands of people paying tribute to those who don't it's because i've taught you not do a study by the unsung pot on the morrow. don't you the morning march this year when warhol open to kroger this morning and people have been streaming in to say their last goodbyes to send out workers and pop in and visited the new altar and pay tribute to the victims of the skeletal ferrying people that i made it here can use to send text messages or so letters commemorating the victims. the messages are posted up on a bulletin board so they can be bent by borders paying their respects here. this was known to reporting from and some fundamentally alter. it suddenly starts to rain. gill frances laptop in a hurry and ask for help from the

tanya paige has more from johannesburg. >> the blue of the democratic alliance filled the hall like a riding tied. although it's more popular than ever, it's small tom paired to the africa national congress. it's south africa's biggest opposition party. >> if our government was doing its work properly, south africa would be attracting much more investments, and the economy would be growing much faster to create the jobs we need to tackle our biggest problem, which is unemployment and poverty. >> all opposition parties say they can create the jobs. the african national congress hasn't. the da has one major problem. >> the democratic alliance is perceived by many people to be a party that protects the interest of whites even though some it's leaders and the vast majority of the crowd here are black. that will perception holds it back. >> the amc has the influence of nelson mandela in its corner. it's given people houses, better social services. they say they won't turn their blac backs on the former liberation movement. th like the freedom fighters say the amc is corrupt. eff is promisi

tanya page, al jazeera, zambia.with a new pro-business government taking office in india, foreign investors are eyeing opportunities in asia's third largest economy. a report from india's commercial capitol, mumbai. >> a roarring trade for 50 years, more than a market. it's a it community with hundreds of small traders supporting thousands of workers. many here like this shopkeeper voted in the recent national e elections. securing the bjp a landslide victory. in return, they want the new government to prevent foreign companies from setting up supermarkets in india. >> our business won't survive if big stores open up, our businesses will be finished. it's simple. if people go to a mall, all of the small businesses will be finished. the people who earn daily wages, they will u they will earn nothing. >> the bjp has promised to protect these mom and pop businesses by preventing outside investment in multi-brand rail but the new prime minister has a reputation for aggressively pursuing foreign capital. with more than a

tanya moseley, al jazeera, seattle. >> that brings us to the end of this news hour. we are back in a couple of minutes. do stay with us here on al jazeera. >> like most people, i'm not an activist by nature. there's really not that many people whose greatest desire is to go out and fight the system. my theory of change was i'll

. >> gayle raised nici and her sister, tanya, in the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the nearby lake. >> is nici your annoying kid sister or was she a pretty cool kid? >> she was a very annoying kid sister. mom insisted on dressing us alike. >> in high school, mia says nici was a friend to everyone. >> every day, eating lunch together. she never sat. she would walk around and visit with people. she always saw the good in people. she didn't see the bad in people. >> after graduation, nici brought that winning spirit into the workplace. eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of bally total fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team. >> nici was a great boss. she cared about how your day was, she cared about how you were feeling. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where nici met david pietz. he exuded smooth confidence. he seemed to be going places. >> he was definitely a very nice man. easy to talk to, would laugh a lot. he was actually a very compassionate person. >> he was very confident. he spoke well. he had a pres

tanya page, al jazeera, pretoria, south africa. >> do stay with us.head: >> i am wayne hay reporting from new zealand where mawali tribe is trying to safeguard its future by investing in one of asia's favorite products. >> in sport, the rivalry is heating up. we will be there with all of the details. america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >>> straight over to rajul with sport. >> one place to start in lisbon where real madrid kicked off with athletico in lisbon, the first time two teams from the same city have faced each other in the final round going for a record 10th european cup athletico going for the first title. the last was way back in 1974, about three and a half minutes gone and the final still goalless. >>> england, queens park rangers will play in the premier park next season. they beat with a $200 million payday for the west london club. most of the second half was played with second men. boyd zarora scored. . >>>. >> niko rossbin has been cleared after a controversial situation where he we

tanya paige has the story >> reporter: exams are on students minds as they walk to school.thers have more grown-up problems to think about. she eloped with her boyfriend in february. >> he wanted to convince my parents we should mary. >> but it's her books, not a marriage bed, that her parents are insisting on. their chief tracked her down and ended her plans. she is part of a group of traditional leaders in zambia that's trying to end child marriages. he calls the police and somewhat uncomfortable meetings like this. the husbands are often much older than the brides. but not this time. he is at university. she dropped out of school customs and tradition must be done away with. so basically at the moment, we are not going against tradition because the tradition that has been impressed now is to see the community in zambia. >> ruth chonway's early marriage was ended by the chief who often helps pay for the girl's school fees. >> i was missing for four days with my husband. my family was looking for me. when they found me, i was a bit scared of what my dad would do. so, i res

with that, we're on item 6 the san francisco zoo >> good morning tanya director of the san francisco zee and it's a treat to see all those young people and zoo visitors in the room. i want to first thank commissioner president buell for his efforts at the feast we've raised owner one million dollars and the hearst family want to send a book to commissioner president buell. he had to be flexible >> it was a wonderful event and privilege to be part of it. >> thank you general manager for being there. >> so i'll get to the business of the zoo first, the attendance as the zoo reaches it's end of the focus year i'm pleased to report we're on targeting to meet our attention goals to date seven hundred and 58 thousand plus visitors and over bucket by 70 thousand visitors or nearly 10 percent that's good news because health care and maintenance is going up. on the labor side we've participated in the mediation our next day is wednesday that may 21. okay. so i'll show a fun new picture of our red panda he has a name it's kinesizinc named after the first to scale market street everest he was n

tanya page is there. we will hear from her. first, at the african national congress in johannesburg. >> a tough crowd to please. supporters want to know why there are corruption allegations in the ruling african national congress. they want to know why there is poor service delivery. some people in the 90,000 stayed annual. some say the speech was boring. the president carried on. he promise today create jobs. he promised to tackle corruption in the ruling african national congress. he promised to deal with the land issues. he says that he will try to work hard here to make sure more land is redistributed to landless black south africans. zuma knows he has a lot of support because of the legacy the amc has. black south africans thanked for helping to end apart eye i'd and bringing freedom. he will be counting on that loyalty come the election on the 7th may. we have got some radical policy ideas. he wants to nationalized the country's mine and banks and sees farms from white owners without giving compensation. he wants to intro

tanya. >> one of the things i think is very, very important is education within the industry itself, you know, to get more people involved directly with people with disabilities, seen and not seen. in many times they're just bypassed. everybody else is going to handle the situation, but not allow them to really be directly involved. i think that's paramount. and as the society ages, it's not going to get any better. especially among people who don't speak english, i think that, that is the most bypassed community of all. >> councilmember zarda. >> i just want to go ahead and thank you for can you having today. this is a very touchy subject, as you must know, so, tensionseses can run high. so, thank you for coming here today ~ and talking about this with us. and among some of the great ideas that were already mentioned by our fellow councilmembers, i just want to kind of touch on what we can do to actually make some of these ideas stick. councilmember wong had pointed out something very important that does come up. for our community members living in affordable housing units, you know

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tanya page went to the dam and found that the problem would be devastating for millions. >> kariba dam's huge size, one of the world's biggest, on the zambiesy river, it's age is showing. the gates are worn and below the surface, and the wall is cracked and needs to be fixed urgently to avoid who would be a catastrophic collapse. chief jack is among the 3 and a half million people who live down river. his people believe that a river spirit is to blame. >> it's true that they are responsible for the cracks in the dam. when the zambizi is blocked, it's spirit becomes angry and makes problems for all of us. >> he doesn't believe that. his business is one of the thousands that depend on the zambizi's constant flow of tourists. >> we're on the receiving end, and we believe that the government is responsible to do t. >> they need to raise $250 million before the complex repair work can begin. to get a sense of scale, look at lake car eva over there. it's held back by the dam, which is 24 and a half meters. you get a sense of the water held back by the dam and how catastrophic it would be if an

even thinking of all the old lady still talk to when closest rival driver suffered a shock defeat to tanya. then monday night fixture at home against atlanta. today i went to a robot who have only two games left. all the people celebrate their thirty s cherry on top of my great friends with the consignment from a good teacher and student center to poppy. that figure to relevant content article to you they have been crowned champions of the telly gary and humble team jewelry won the women's champions league title on sunday for second year in a row and get settled in sorting through the parish the state of the final four for mac in the history of the women's competition jury were up against twenty twelve champions put a cellist from montenegro uphold this would take control of the final and never relinquished the lead as they went on to simmer for twenty seven twenty one victory capped off a stunning season for during the party went undefeated the anti campaign but they also became only the fault either that or what he has proof that all of us to successfully defend their title. you're a mus

they only found out about the alleged brainwashing when they say tanya mastoloni began targeting their the suit says that girl quote, broke free, now joining her parents in the claim. wellesley tells abc news overnight the college has not been served with a complaint in this matter and has no comment. in a statement, avon public school says "we will continue to review the content of the complaint. "at least one of kessler's former students is standing by her. >> nothing strange at all. she was a great teacher. i really enjoyed her class. >> reporter: amid claims of a classroom cult. in the lawsuit the parents say they've had virtually no communication with their two older girls since last summer. the suit seeks unspecified monetary damages. >> all right, mara thanks. great to have you with us on a holiday morning. lara. >> more on that rescue on mt. hood caught on camera. a mountain climber saved after a terrifying fall. he plummeted hundreds of feet down the slope and abc's john muller has the details. >> reporter: this morning, 59-year-old michael adams is in serious condition after

tanya four times. china has reported a ten one the third child of nature under pentagon accusing them of spreading false information about the sensational two russian ukrainian border russia's defence ministry enabled the assessments coming from the west if any co ops his nineteen coach and explain. the ministry has a sound that say ukraine cleese up to fifteen thousand ethics in on three trips to its border with russia. i think that the ego as well as pentagon are deliberately distorting the real picture of what is at the moment happening at the border between russia and ukraine and a half to see that and the other recent past there's been a number of fact i'd accusations treaty coming from my precious foreign partners including media that sad that was the thing that bryson not treated troops are present at the border with ukraine. what's this i now laugh with the pressure has led him to he said that russian troops have been with strong to their regular locations where they conduct their regular trail

. >> let's bring in defense attorney and former federal prosecutor tanya miller, and linda fairstein.ood to be here, thank you, victor. >> linda, i want to start with you. i know that the department of education is investigating. i know that potentially columbia university would be investigating. what i did not see in the "time" story, in any of the reporting, where are the police in all of this? >> that's a great point. i mean, in order for the police to be into this, these accusers have to call 911. they have to go to the police. and that's the missing piece of this. you showed clips where sexual assault is one word used, rape is another word used. when i hear the word rape, next to homicide, it's the most important crime in the penal law, the most serious law in the criminal justice system. those accusers need to call 911. whether they've not done it because some are saying they've been discouraged by the schools, i don't understand. but i don't think the bathroom wall is the place to handle something that's as serious a crime as rape. >> okay. so, tanya, let me ask you, if these m

tanya paige. >> being natural unionational ue workers, and construction union, has been complaining of intimidation of its workers to take part in the can strike, umco, has been asking for a raise in wages. latest offer by the platinum producers of about $1200 that's spread over the next three years. the platinum producers tried to go around the union and directly to the workers by text messaging or smsing them. it was as the sharps that have been closed were being prepared for people to start coming back to work, but these killings have occurred. one of the platinum producers involved has warned that it will start looking at restructuring and job losses if the strike goes on for too much longer. this is all very bad timing for the african national congress. it needs to create jobs so anything like this which adds to uncertainty, tension and unrest, and a key employer in south africa is bad news for the anc and its promises of growth and job creation. >> still ahead, india still in line to complete its pleks. manchester city center english premier league champions show offer their silv

tanya page, al jazeera, durban, south africa. >> does of violations carried out by venezuelan security forces since protests started in february. mariana martinez explains. >> on the night of march 20th he was walking home when national guardsmen on motorcycles chased him. >> i was running, three guards surrounded me pushing me and kicking me. i raised my hands to eventual der. one national -- to surrender. in. >> the rubber bullet pierced his leg and that's where when the psychological abuse went on. it went on for six hours until he got help. >> they made me walk. they made me wipe the floor with my tee shirt. i started to faint and only then did they send me to the doctor. >> the human rights watch report, documents dozens of cases where protesters were beaten and tortured. said more than 150 were abused by security forces during the protests. it says victims were unarmed and were not engaging in acts of violence when arrested. most detainees were denied basic rights and were prevented access to lawyers and medical help while destained. president nicholas madison rowe says perpetrat

tanya moseley, al jazeera, seattle. >>> jill abramson made a public appearance today just days aftereing fired as the executive editor of the new york times. she gave the commencement address at wake forest university in alabama. she poked fun at herself, about bouncing back. >> what's next for me? i don't know. so i'm in exactly the same boat as many of you. >> abramson's dismissal, brought questions about, the first african american to hold that role of executive editor of the times. >>> the nba has set a hearing for donald sterling. he was banned from the league with a tape that surfaced of him make racist comments. >>> seracla one of the most popular kinds of hot sauce in the country. but not drawing raves in irwindale, california. contaminating the air. texas is trying to get the hot sauce maker to move to the lone czar state. heidi zhou-castro is joining us. heidi. >> denton texas is a young and progressive town and it's among this college-centric town that revolves around the university of texas that this hot sauce has raised to cult status. manufacturing the sauce here hasn't

michael mays mistook tanya smith for an armed suspect. they were searching a dublin apartment for items taken during a robbery at a bart station. a shadowy figure was seen with a gun and opened fire, not realizing it was sergeant smith. he is the first officer to be killed in the line of duty in bath's entire history. >>> today hundreds will take to the streets marching in the streets in honor of andy lopez, an 8-year-old who was killed by a sheriff deputy who mistook his bb gun for a pistol. >>> there are calls to help elderly people about to be evicted from and historic assisted living facility in san francisco. >> some protestors say the move could threaten the lives of people living there. >> stay hereby and fight your conviction. we have to -- stay here and fight our conviction. >> reporter: another city all protest, but this one is different. >> save our homes now! >> reporter: senior citizens are being evict from the university mound lady's home, a facility that has cared for the elderly for more than 130 years is closing. >> we ha

millions are living down river an tanya reed has the story. >> one of the word always biggest for evere more than a are century it's harnessed the zambeezi river. the wall is cracked and needs to be l fixed urgently. chief is among the three and a half million people who live down river. his people believe a river spirit called the yami yami is to blame. >> it is true yami yami is responsible for cracks in the dam because it doesn't want anyone to tamper with the rivers. when the zambezi is blocked it makes problems for all of us. >> but this man doesn't believe thathat. >> it is of great concern to us down here because we are on the receiving ends. we don't want the tsunami to come up here. we hope the government is doing everything possible to do it. >> they do need to raise $250 million before the complex repair work can begin. to get a sense of scale take a look at lake careba there, held back bib the many dam which is about 24 and a half meters thick. if we look down at the sheer drop, you get a sense of the volume of river held back by the dam and how catastrophic it would be if a

. >> that was tanya page. now, it's take to look at the weather where you are in the world starting in serendipity, otherwise known as sri lanka. >> it has been fraught over the last few months, a marked lack of rainfall which had a huge impact on the country's agriculture industry. we are beginning to see an end to that. steven militants coming down in the space of 24 hours. you look back from december through to april, they had just 48 millimeters of rain. really, were what they should have been looking at was probably two, three, four times that. the good news is that we have got more rain coming across sky lanka and some parts may see rain andhome the monsoon rains will push further towards north. but in parts of the korean peninsula, it's different. they are lacking rain. this isn't a particularly wet time of the month, through june, july/august, to see large amounts of rainfall developing but here, between mid april and mid february and the end of april, we have had rainfall which has been barely one thi

tanya page has more from pretty pretoria. >> the anc has a victory but they are conscious that they have slipped in their share of the vote. lined a van zulu wants to figure out where they lost those supporters, where they lost those voters. she said she will go over all of the provincial results to figure out where that happened and what the key issues are in those areas. but she said, they have been delivered a strong mandate to push ahead with their national development plan, a massive infrastructure investment plan to create growth and to create jobs. the other big success story of the election is the democratic alliance, reaffirming its place as the country's official opposition party with just over 22% share of the vote that's 30% more than the last election and, of course, the newcomer, the economic freedom fightersr or eff, they campaigned on some very radical policies nationalizing the country's farms and banks. they are sure to be a dynamic voice in parliament over the next five years. the one number that all of the parties are pleased about is the voter turnout. over 73% of re

. >> tanya miller and diane dimond, thank you. we talked about the racism revealed in second secret recording. billionaire's wife could lose prize possession because of husband's stupidity. >>> will democrats show up to the table in the benghazi discussion? that might be up to this guy. why the panel set up to investigate the deaths of four americans is nothing more than a political stunt. plus this. >>> opposition research, the team on the campaign finds the bombshell or knows the bombshell and holds on to the bombshell to deploy it in the election narrative. >> so that monica lewinsky article, was it politically planned? if so, which side planned it? (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (husband) that's good to know. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and t

tanya paige reports from eastern zambia. >> exams are on many students' minds as they walk to school, but others have more grown up problems to think about. this student eloped with her boyfriend in february. >> he wanted to convince my parents we should marry. >> it's her books, not a marriage bed her parents are insisting on. they tracked her down and ended her plans. part of a group of traditional group is trying to end childhood marriages. he calls the police and the husbands are often much older than the brides, but not this time. he's at university, she dropped out of school. >> in zambia, the leaders agreed that all the negative traditions and customs must be done away with, so basically, the woman, we are not going with a tradition. >> ruth's early marriage was also ended by the chief, who often help it is pay for the girls' school fees. >> i was missing for four days with my husband, my family was looking for me. when they found me, i was a bit scared of my dad, so i resisted at first. >> she has spoken at the united nations about child marriage. >> the teenagers have all bee

tanya page, al jazeera, pretoria, south africa. >> nigerian president goodluck jonathan met with him on saturday. the topic: fighting terrorism in africa. in nigeria, the search for the missing school girls is not making much progress. the "new york times" reported today that nigerian troops are ill prepared, poorly trained and there is too much corruption for them to organize. the papers say they have avoided fights with boko haram. with little explanation, that's why with little government protection, nanny nigeria are worried of another mass kidnapping. a report on just how tradition can limit the growth of young girls and what's with being done now to empower them. >> mariam says she believes she was 13 when her parents married her off. there were many things she didn't learn including her age. one of 8 siblings, the family could not afford to send her to school. she has three children of her own. they are 6, 3, and 1. she has been coming to this vocational center hoping to pick up a skill that would help her support her own family. >> i was upset i couldn't go to school. i am en

increases will not be recognized by the way it's milky and the floor preparations for a referendum and tanya going to ask. because the conner be a referendum about. it is impossible to lead the council stunning it doesn't exist. it is not recognize minus two propaganda operation coordinated by the russian federation. the problem of course not. eu foreign ministers gather in brussels on monday in jail to the referendum. and disliked and dismal sanctions on russia has sent ukrainians you can lead to his stupidity continues. moscow by the way blowing hot and cold for mr said the law frost warning is french counterpart it would be quote senseless up for ukraine to hold in the twenty fifth presidential action omelette skip all that government forces from the east and starts a dialogue on a new constitution. here in france v e day commemorated on the eighth. now the ninth of may as it is the east of europe president paul scored on taking the opportunity to state that russia's president is still very much invited to next month's commemorations of the seventieth anniversary of d day the white house

. >> david dow, from the university of houston, tanya greene, thank you for coming on the program. >>> it got a little hot yesterday. the topic benghazi. we'll talk about the political strategy around this issue that just won't go away. >>> independent senator bernie sanders of vermont will join me to talk about the minimum wage debate and what congress can do to close the gap between the haves and everyone else. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. t

the violence began as just before the call by tanya final in which the neapolitan side and adopt the team during tina everyone italian police say the room found who has since been charged with attempted murder by death for shelves wanted one of which a man in the chest when he's in hospital his condition has been described as serious liberals of violent scenes inside the stadium. all that much of it she kicked off the shooting delayed the start of the game by four students. now this confusion surrounding the appointment of lt is a new prime minister called for a muffled voice in the parliament and to create a businessman a commitment to equal is sworn in as the country's new creamy and owns a few hours later a government website the clever that they could be invalid. the website issues of the stuff from the first deputy parliament to speak out as a team that i won the declaring of an envoy to help us make sense of all of this we joined now by an indian expats in foreign policy magazine lists the hunted on the job thank you very much deeper speaking to us. so we have got real sick but

the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of tanya s. chutkan of the district of columbia to be united states district judge for the district of columbia, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 798. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it and the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: department of health and human services, sylvia mat mathews burwell of we

. >> tanya paige reporting from describing da, thank you. >> pull its socks up.president obama is in northern california attending fundraisers for the democratic national committee. he'll unveil several actions rewarding solar energy, today the president visiting a wal-mart store in mountain view, california. the president will announce a private-public partnership with more than 300 u.s. companies committed to cleaner more efficient energy. a job training plant will train workers in the solar energy field along with a $2 billion investment to make federal buildings more efficient. >> businesses are scrambling to capitalize on emergent drone technology but a lot of work has to be done to see how they will share the sky and coexist with other flying machines. >> out here on the seemingly endless plains of south texas where wind turbines easily outnumber people, a lot of folks count on a new industry to take flight. >> there's been a lot of work, sometimes a major headache, but it's been fun, because, you know, i'm on the leading edge of this. >> david bridges runs

lost an adoptive son to street violence is using his activist skills to help victims mothers like tanyafight the indifference and him to not say where in the state because they want to represent the people who were shot at least nine people up here at the nine people killed this weekend. but dammit there is genocide going on in the united states of america and in chicago. there are thousand more police on the street. and yet crime is up fifty percent and murders. police are not going to solve this thing alone. there were one thousand one hundred shootings between january and july gay chanson to eighty percent of them were suspended because of the terms refused to cooperate with police. who can't keep turning a blind eye to what's happening on the south side as election season reaches its peak the slaughter continues local officials are holding press conferences to reassure the public on this day after another deadly weekend law enforcement leaders and education officials turned out in full force to support the mayor as he represents a new strategy for fighting gangs you cannot find comf