and slightly more said the police department does not accurately reflect the diversity of their city.. despircent of mayors said their department had a good or excellent relationship with minority communities in their city. one of the leading authorities against question -1- on the ballot... really not holding back tonight... would require more background checks... when it comes to buying guns.... but... some see it as a way..... to strip away... gunrights.... 13 action news.... political analyst jon ralston is live... in the studio with more... jon ----talked to robert uithoven, seasoned gop consultant running anti campaign. ---opened office here today. they have a 7-figure media buy ---played up support of sheriffs, although lombardo is neutral. ----i asked him if this was initiative but fears this was nose under the tent toward gun confiscation: play bite 9:52: "it definitely is an encroachment...." 10:24: "people in this state." ----we'll have states.... to have a baby. that's according to wallethub. the cost of having a baby. researchers looked at one time costs.. like delivery f

and as we'll hear today, the cities are ing thinking deeply about their future readiness so they can vibrant in an increasingly competitive global economy. nd speaking of highly competitive, we have a world-class panel with us here can to discuss how cities thrive in the digital age. mita , we'll hear from mr. who was president of the asia and ic pan region for dell he'll introduce work on future ready cities and economies. the mita officers as chairman of dell's global emerging markets group and has 19 years dell for holding leadership positions previously in china where he was china regiondell's and while there won the magnolia conferred and was honorary chinese citizenship, the highest recognizing that can foreigner. after that, we will hear from serves as arland who research director for the national league of cities where she leads the nlc's efforts to city-level data into information that strengthens the apacity of city lead ers and raises their awareness of challenges, trends and successes other cities throughout the world. christy also launched nlc's finance and economic devel

the population of our 50 richest cities has jumped by 9.2%. their residents are 34% more productive than the rest of the company -- country. 1% of all zip codes in this country attract more than 16% of all the capital in this country. city in america, we do not have a shortage of ideas. we have a community. we need people to bring other people and their ideas together and scale them and prepare cities for the future. what does all this mean for city leaders? it is important to understand the trajectory of the digital commodity -- economy. software and digital services will grow in importance. it is not the smartphone chip that matters but how you use it for accessing digital health records on the go or telling a drone where to fly. respond to these changes by recognizing your existing assets to leverage and activity that is already going on. strong health care systems and universities, areas of expertise that make the city extraordinarily the will. the key is identifying those assets and being purposeful and unlocking their potential for the future.

the truth is this step program was more of a get aquainted with the drivers and riders outside their cities whats why a lot of warning were given out . there will be more in san mateo county stanley roberts kron 4 news >> steve: >> pam: nervous and speaking of us tonight from his hospital bed just seen is in the newsroom with what he had to say about his. recovery >> reporter: the middle the bus from the accident when that have jumped a curb and plowed into the two people who are working at the shoeshine stand on tuesday the owner of these stands tell us that he was worried what had somebody there and just never thought it would be him. he remembers what happened on tuesday afternoon when a taxi cab plotting to him. standing with his friend at the shoeshine stand setter and market street. a well-known man in the financial district the taxicab of medical issue read before the crash according to police also hurt the man standing as a princess who was like a son to him. shining shoes since 1962 cannot wait the heel and get back to work. not as no income and mounting medical bills and a loyal c

this...as several community leaders and faith based groups came together on sunday - to pray for their city as it works through the turmoil. parishioners at sherman park the unrest. the pastor shared a message of hope and strength ....a message he says will withstand any evil. happening overnight- milwaukee police are investigating a it happened just after 12-30 near 18th and hadley. officials say an officer was patrolling the area after receiving a shot spotter call -- and found an 18- year-old man who had been shot. the victim died on scene. a teenager is facing charges after a police chase ends in a crash overnight. we're told brown deer police attempted to stop a stolen minivan near 60th and brown deer around 11-30 last night. the driver sped off - reaching speeds up to 70 miles per hour...and running and good hope but the driver took off again. the chase ended near 84th and carmen after the van hit a tree. police say the 17-year-old driver was taken into custody. thankfully - no one was hurt. only on fox6 -- unbelievable video of a high speed chase through wauwatosa. police say the dri

. >> if they love their city, they can stop the violence. if they love their city, they shouldn't be doing the way they're doing now. >> and for others, simply a reminder to focus on the good things in the city. >> i think it opens up a lot of people's eyes, to love the city of milwaukee. it is a great city. twitter moments ago of a rainbow over that billboard. a nice image as we look back. the billboard company says it plans to keep the message in rotation on electronic billboards all over the area for the next several days. joyce: nice picture indeed. thank you. right now, state investigators are looking into a fatal officer-involved shooting in northeastern wisconsin. it happened in new london about police say two officers were on patrol around 11:30 this morning when they spotted a 31-year-old man, who had an active warrant out for his arrest. when confronted by the officers, police say the man drew a weapon. the wisconsin department of justice is investigating. kathy: it may be time to adjust your commute. this weekend i-94 will be clos

announcer: what's the big idea from these mayors for their cities' success? >> candidates need to take a lesson from you guys. >> yes! >> we think so. announcer: and this man is running a city. mayor paulin: biggest perk? the title is pretty good. announcer: but is he old enough to buy a beer? then, maybe you're just not "into" her. maybe you're just not "into" him. why not pick a different candidate? works for the last three years, i have served as troop leader of the pawnee rangers. announcer: ron swanson to the rescue?

in their area for 30 years - he and the rest of congregation found peace inside these walls as their city burned around them. 'a reminder that among all of that god still loves us, he even loves those that did wrong in the community. god love them.' the retired police officer applauds the work of the first responders. 'my heart goes out to them, been praying a lot fo them, its a difficult job, it really is.' but says more needs everyone is taking a step back and reassessing what went wrong and what we can do better going forward.' their pastors message is one of hope and strength as their neighborhood begins to rebuild - a message he says will withstand any evil. 'very definitely. it continues this week, next week, as long as sherman park is here, were gonna be here for the community, reaching out through the love of christ.' 'lumin schools is associated with sherman park lutheran church and the pastor says he and school officials met with parents yesterday during orientation to ensure their students will be safe as school begins tomorrow. reporting near sherman park, julie collins. fox s

we work with city governments country, work on behalf of those governments to help raise their issues on a national pro i'll. also conduct research and best practices and work with them directly through technical variety aren a wide of issues to help city leaders and their staff do their jobs basis.on a daily so it's wide ranging in terms of the issues that we cover and the citiest we engage with but it's all directly driven towards how do we help cities do better.bs i want to talk about innovation perspectivet least on what innovation means particularly when we're talking about local governments. from formerote mayor ron littlefield, a mayor in chattanooga, tennessee. says it's not glamorous but it's innovative in a nitty-gritty, we're going to our sleeves, get to work, and solve this problem sort of way i think cities have focus, at least local governments, on solving problems. when we talk about innovation, cities infuse data and technology? some new tools for some cities. help them do that job better, pinpoint and solve problems and the mayor was talking specifically about a new p

- processions. >> all the firefighters pool their money together to buy the truck to make sure we won the auction to give this truck a second life in the city which is a great unit they have. we don't want to see it end up the same day once they wrote in throughout their career. christina: the fire family transport foundation is a volunteer group that depends on donations to carry out its mission. antwan: still to come talk about a not so brilliant disguise. >> especially how one fugitive remained on the run from police. antwan: why parents are all worked up. christina: these are your average sedan captures audrey: the rain has died down and our focus is on the cold front working to the ohio valley tonight. this one will spark up our next round of showers and thunderstorms and i will let you know when they arrived in the "fox 5 news" continues. >> i'm lisa lisa evers host of "street soldiers" pretension between police and communities of color remain high across the country but something special is happening in new york. find out on "street soldiers" you are watching "fox 5 news" at 10. antwan: for months on the renovating capture. christina

at one of the other areas than looking at with san francisco, open and others not to forget their smart cities but were looking at inclusive cities. we should try this with communities so we part up with civic makers in a couple of model you're looking at a cut program rolling this out engaging the community and doing it the right way. again thank you all for coming out here. yes, we hope that that show will change and his major was pointed out, there will be a lot of international cities that come in and us cities to learn about the bit about what we're doing here. thank you. >>[applause] >> okay. so, now we get to get to the good work of actually running super public which were more excited about any event. gsa loves doing things but i'm going to invite all our guests right now and we will cut this with him. i think this is as are behind me the very large service. in the very careful handing these out. >>[laughing] have to bring the semi-carry on tonight. can be tough to get through the airport. >>[laughing] >> three, two, one cut it. >>[applause] >> >> good afternoon i'd like to call the me

centrally located this allows us the same way to build our city the same way milwaukee has doneith their city city dickert will present plans for the new arena to the racine county execuive committee beginning at 5-30 tonight at the ives grove office complex on washington ave. an inauguration ceremony this consulate. governor scott walker will be there... along with the mexican "foreign minister." walker lobbied congressor a consulate ?three years ago?... and wisconsin beat out three states to get it. it finally opened in june. the consulate will help thousands of mexican nationals in the area with visas, i-d cards and other legal help. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... refugees escaping from the violence and poverty at home -- and looking for a new beginning are finding themselves right in the middle of the jungle. and many are the world is mourning a milwaukee native... gene wilder -- other wise known willy wonka... who prided himselves on making the world listecki will preside over a funeral mass later this week for sister margaret held. held and another nun, paul merrill..were stabb

despite that, nearly 90% of communities in their city. for the now, i'm todd walker. >> too shocking murders putting two communities on edge right now. both women out jogging attacked in broad daylight. there's nothing to connect the crimes at this hour and the murders were 200 miles apart. the latest attack happened in principal ton, massachusetts. police found 27-year-old vanessa's body in the woods just off the road. she was visiting from new york. there will be vigil for her tonight. it comes a week after karina was killed. she was also jogging along a path in queens, new york. her body also found feet from the trail. >>> and breaking news just in the last few hours here. the black box from the ship died. search crews found the black box in april but they could not get it. now they have it and are back on the way to shore. expected to return on friday. the ntsb will then go through the awed and other data to try to figure out exactly what happened on board the el faro. >>> the federal aviation administration could help. they will pay

why one group wants it out of their city right now. >> reporter: a disturbing case of child negctnside of this plant city home. could it have been stopped earlier? and important information everyone needs to know to keep children in their community safe. >>> and fire the canons. the football season is about to get underway and ray jay is getting new additions. experience for fans. >>> download the new abc action news app for your mobile phone and tablet. just search for abc action news now at havertys furniture, it's our labor day sale. where you can create the perfect home. from now until september 5th, you'll find huge savings on stylish pieces. get free delivery, plus an extra hundred-dollars off every thousand-dollars you spend. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. mom? have you see my iguana? >> welcome back. ildren are living in terrible o conditions. charges for selling drugs and child neglect. >> it's an awful story. the police report describing a home infested with drugs filled with empty beer bottles, junk and a bathroom littered with used toilet pap

. >> i think it's time for the church and for the good people to come out and take back their city. >> reporter: veronica ma seia, today's tmj 4. >> and investigations are underway in all three of those shootings. >>> a family and neighborhood devastated by gun violence came together today to honor salaya jenkins . the 9-year-old was watching tv inside her home when she w bullet from outside, a little more than three months ago. >> a peace garden was started today in a vacant lot across the street from the house where she died. no one has been arrested for her murder. tonight at 10:00, hear an emotional plea from salaya's family. >>> a fire broke out at an auto today. it took 53 firefighters to put it out. a lot of damage to the building, but luckily no one was injured. >>> 2016 now, donald trump will be in milwaukee this tuesday for a sit down interview at the pats theater with shaun handedy of fox news. he tweeted this information yesterday, the taping of that interview starts at 6:00 on tuesday and open to the public. seating will be limited, though. doors open at 3:00 in the after

lives could have been saved all across this country if democratic politicians hadn't blocked in their cities what rudy did in new york city. i'll make sure we deliver safe neighborhoods here in milwaukee and milwaukee has got so many proble problems, so many problems, the eye is watching across the country but here in minneapolis. it's easy for hillary clinton to turn a blind eye when she has her own private security force which, by the way, carries guns, second amendment. i believe all americans, not just the powerful, are entitled to security hillary clinton has had her chance. she's failed at so many things, almost everything she's done. now it's time for new leadership. the hillary clinton agenda hurts poor people by far the most. there is no compassion in allowing gang members and drug felons to prey on innocent people. it is the first duty of government to keep the innocent safe. when i'm president, i will fight for the safety of every american and especially those americans who have not known safety for a very, very long time. i'm asking for the vote of every african-american citizen

this...as several community leaders and faith based groups came together on sunday - to pray for their city as it works through the turmoil. parishioners at sherman park lutheran church were grateful their church was open despite the unrest. the pastor shared a message of hope and strength ....a message he says will withstand an 'very definitely. it continues this week, next week, as long as sherman park is here, were gonna be here for the community, reaching out through the love of christ.' several businesses in the sherman park neighborhood... are being demolished because of the damage. criminal investigations continue for the arsons and looting. reporting live in happening now - greyhound bus services the latest transportation company to deal with a computer outage. greyhound tweeted they are experiencing an outage with their websites and are working to restore it as quickly as possible. customers have also been tweeting their frustrations to the company overnight. no word on what caused the outage. one person is dead ... and dozens are displaced ...after a complex in sheboygan. it happe

the coalition 4 justice says it will continue to hold prayer circles and clean up their city as long as it needs it. and they aren't the only group trying to make a difference. several church groups are trying to promote a sense of optimism and understanding. fox 6's derica williams shows you what they are and outlooks. under sunshine and fluffy clouds... nats the pastor of citybrook church speaks of hope in an area where fire and smoke filled the sky just hours before. nats rage took over milwaukee streets after an officer-involved shooting. "most of them were acting out of anger and anguish and anxiety experiences " outreach pastor darnell robinson went to the chaotic scene saturday night. "seen a lot of the kids i knew at 4, 5, and 6 years old involved in a good way in a bad way. " he along with members from several churches and faiths returned to the area sunday. "we need to respond and we need to be there " the group gathered at washington park high school to trek to the troubled sherman and burleigh had its own unifying purpose. church members were asked to meet up with people

imagine how many lives could be saved if democratic politicians had blocked in their cities what rudy did in new york city. i'll make sure we deliver safe neighborhoods here in milwaukee and milwaukee has got so many problems. so many problems. the world is watching. right here in milwaukee but also across the country. it's easy for hillary clinton to turn a blind eye to crime when she has her own private security force that, by the way, carries guns, second amendment. i believe all americans, not just the powerful are entitled to security. hillary clinton has had her chance. she's failed at so many things almost everything she's done. now it's time for new leadership. the hillary clinton agenda hurts poor people by far the most. there is no compassion in allowing drug dealers, gang members and felons to pray on innocent people. it is the first duty of government to keep the innocent safe and when i'm president, i will fight for the safety of every american and especially those americans who have not known safety for a very, very long time. i'm asking for the vote of every african ame

announcer: what's the big idea from these mayors for their cities' success? >> candidates need to take a lesson from you guys. >> yes! >> we think so. announcer: and this man is running a city. mayor paulin: biggest perk? the title is pretty good. announcer: but is he old enough then, maybe you're just not "into" her. maybe you're just not "into" him. why not pick a different candidate? works for the last three years, i have served as troop leader of the pawnee rangers. announcer: ron swanson to the

city. kids can play outside without fearing for their lives.steban jaramillo: we want to make things better for society. there aren't just bad guys living in this neighbourhood, killers and dealers. there are people who hold down jobs, who work as cooks, actors, or dancers. they have a perspective and prospects, a way out of the violence. >> in 2011, escalators were inauguarated that connect comuna trece with the city below. there's a drop of more than 380 meters from the top to the bottom. it is hard for outsiders to appreciate how bad things used to be. andres ramirez: try to imagine this without the escalator, or even proper steps, just dirt. well, that is how it was. people often had to carry their children on their backs to get to their homes up there on the hillside. >> global shapers learn from each other, their aim is to help drive social change and innovation. but not all activities are socially oriented or deal with urban planning. the conference is being held downtown. the participants come from all walks of life, law, business, the

their journey to become milwaukee police officers. ben wagner was there as they're now training to serve the people of milwaukee one day after one of the most violent weekends in the city's history. >> raise your right hand. >>reporter: with their arms raised, 36 men and 9 women began a career that would make day. but today the danger is even more visible. >> i worry. he's my grandson and i worry. i worry about the responders out there. i worry about the communities that have to deal with this. it's a hard time. >>reporter: her grandson, charles, is 21, ready for six months of training at the academy. his mom works at the police department too and knows how hard recruits prepare for the job. >> face. >> it's helped her a lot. grandma is a little more nervous than i am. >> i am. >> i look through the whole 60s thing. went to riverside high school during that. that was a disaster in milwaukee. i worry. >>reporter: worry might seem like the word of the day for them but many are just as excited to see their sons, daughters, husbands, and wives take their first step toward a the police achieve says he hopes the recruits will carry the enthusiasm today with them through the ne

people obviously upset about what is happening in their city. some on social media frustrated by the violence in the community. many condemning the violence. saying sherman park is full of good people. others sharing video of people and damage and destruction. >> thank you very much. we will continue to bring you the latest from the violence in you can also follow along at tmj.com for the latest on this breaking news on the go. >> beyond wisconsin, police in georgia looking for this man, 24-year-old accused in shooting and killing a police officer over the weekend. authorities say he shot officer tim smith as he was getting out of cruiser to investigate a report of a suspicious person. officer smith managed to return fire but the shooter got away. smith died from injuries at the a report of gunfire at j.f.k. in new york may have been cheering and clapping from people watching the olympics. started when a woman coming off a plane thought she heard gunfire. terminal 8 and 1 placed on lockdown. no shooter or evidence of shots fired were found. >> r

and designer eh-ken-eh ee- joma decided he needed to do something to reconnect new- yorkers in their city's physical spaces while watching people move around in said spaces without raising their eyes from their screens. ijeoma says: "not having eyes on its streets felt like the city was starting to lose a lot of its energy." so ee-joma created an intervention through people's phones --- an app called "look-up" which runs in the background using g-p-s and alerts users when they approach an intersection. ijeoma says: "there is a safety part of the project but most of the project is about empathy." empathy between pedestrians cyclists and drivers of all races genders ... ethnicities and creeds --- a lofty goal for an app only available for androids in new york city but ee-joma says ... a worthy one. "look-up" hopes to expand to other cities and i-o-s devices in the coming months --- hopefully saving all who use it the physical and emotional harm caused by running into someone or something while staring at one's mos says: "people, poles, cars, bikers, everything." mos says: "i was embarrassed,

. >> if they love their city, they can stop the violence. if they love their city, they shouldn't be doing the way they're doing now. kent: and for others, simply a reminder to focus on the good things in the city. >> i think it opens up a lot of people's eyes. to love the city of milwaukee, it is a great city. thema: that was kent wainscott reporting. the billboard company says it plans to keep the message in rotation on electronic billboards all over the area for the next several days. that many are missing out on. new details on why parents are taking a pass on the hpv vaccine. later, you can own a piece of presidential history. the first lady who wore these patriotic jewels, and how you can add them to your collection. meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center keeping an eye on the rain. jeremy: idea brain to start the weekend as we are tracking showers and thunderstorms. rain to start the weekend as we are tracking showers and thunderstorms. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and wit

. >>> i asked this to donald a ban or moratorium on fracking in their city limits. should they have the right to do it? should the cities, if they vote that way. >> i have been long been in favor of states and cities within states making up their own minds about whether or not they want to permit fracking. i have been supportive of that. i'm not an expert on the colorado constitution and what i'm told is that the basis for the court's decision colorado constitutional one. so i still support the right of local communities to make up their own minds about whether or not they want to permit fracking. >> does it undercut the argument that you and democrats are making that donald trump ought to release his tax returns when he can point back to tens of thousands of e-mails related to your team because they claim that's such apples and oranges comparison. every candidate has released his tax returns and i released 33 years of my tax returns. the american people deserve to know about our taxes. and so donald trump is standing in the way of precedent that goes back on both s

prayer is one thing. but i think it's time for the church..and for the good people to take back their city this is video from the murder scene at sherman and burleigh last night. that's where a 33-year-old man was shot and killed while driving. his car then crashed into another vehicle..causing minor injuries to those inside. there have been 81 homicides in milwaukee so far this year... compared to 95 at this time last year. za-laya jenkins... the nine-year-old struck and is being honored with a community garden. family and friends gathered for a groundbreaking of the garden... which will fill a vacant lot across the street from the house where z-laya was killed near 15th and meinecke. "i head about zalaya on the news and i thought it was just really terrible that so much keeps happening in the city of milwaukee and to out kids and this is just a family that wants some peace in the neighborhood, so i thought this was a good idea to come out and help build a garden." the garden is a volunteer effort.so far, no one has been arrested for za-kayla's death. storm team 4 now.....here's a live lo

announcer: what's the big idea from these mayors for their cities' success? >> candidates need to take a lesson from you guys. >> yes! >> we think so. announcer: and this man is running a city. mayor paulin: biggest perk? the title is pretty good. announcer: but is he old enough to buy a beer? then, maybe you're just not "into" her. maybe you're just not "into" him. why not pick a different candidate? works for the last three years, i have served as troop leader of the pawnee rangers. announcer: ron swanson to the rescue? jessica: hello, i'm jessica gomez, filling in on this week's "matter of fact." today, a special edition. a look at our nation's cities. when it comes to national politics, we've seen the gloves are off. hillary clinton: donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president. donald trump: she's got the temperament of a loser and i have the temperament of a winner, and we have to win again. jessica: but on the local level, it often falls on city leaders to find common ground. we begin with two mayors, jim brainard of carmel, indian

eddie moore junior talked about how to make their city a better place to live-- and challenged the audience to take action against hatred, bigotry, privilege and oppression. he added milwaukee has a chance to change. the weekend is almost here. tom wachs is coming up with his complete forecast. plus. it's a dangerous problem -- possibly coming to a neighborhood near you. the efforts to crack down on street russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, opportunity for middle class kids would disappear. ron johnson's not for students. not for wisconsin. z23egz zvpz underway in milwaukee -- to curb street racing. it's a big problem on the city's northwest side -- but police are looking to change that. justin williams has more on the low-riders, with the

it was the first ever city hall selfie day showing pride in their cities. let's look at some tweeted by the city of phoenix. this one shows wayne checking out the art gallery. who now works for the city of phoenix. she says it is a happy place for her today on the balcony. here is the phoenix city manager looking at one of the historic build information downtown phoenix. here is phoenix water taking a picture down there. they are having fun down there. there. recognize these folks? silt andrea and troy on azam getting in on the action. >> hi, everybody. today is the day i thought i would do my marketing and do the full surgery. >> reporter: possible pat, the man who shed 300 pounds goes under the knife today. a doctor performing a nine-hour surgery in scottsdale to excess skin from pat's body. he weighed 605 pounds and he is now down to 280 leaving a lot of extra skin. he hopes to compete in a fitness competition this coming january. he has been inspiring others during the weight loss journey. kristy siefkin has reaction on fox 10 news at 9:00 and 10:00. >>>

they would distract them and take their belongings. >>> it is a city hard strapped. it wants to merge with cleveland. they want to keep their red light ticket program, jobs at their current salaries. >> you read the whole thing and i'm not going to present it to the council. it is not a good faith starting point. >> east cleveland wants $20 million for cuyahoga residents. >>> implementation of medical marijuana. the state never considered what towns had to say about it. >> heroin addicts getting a chance of getting help. >> if you see news happening, text us, e-mail us, 5 tips at >>> two weeks from now medical marijuana will be legal in ohio. that is good news for those who rely on the treatment. >> some are not ready for the change. they will take their time. cities are allowed to put off implementing that law. that would give municipalities 6 months after it goes into effect. avon will hold off on permits or certificates and processing without a lot of input from municipalities. >> the moratorium can't ban the use of medical marijuana once it is law. >> law enforcem

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reporter: as people here rebuild their city, seeing al-mahdi tried is of great importance. >> the peopletimbuktu have been waiting for this trial. these people have caused harm to the population. this trial must go ahead so the perpetrators know the harm they have done. reporter: at the hague, the head malian human rights association says there is a long road to redemption. >> these mazza liam's are our aretitutional -- mausoleums our soul. only parts of the crimes have been accounted for. we would like prosecutors to continue the investigation into other crimes perpetrated in timbuktu, especially towards women. still, they welcome the case. have criticized the government for failing to file more charges. a complaint has been filed in malian courts on behalf of 33 victims that accuse al-mahdi of rape and sexual slavery. anchor: he ran the country once and got voted out. has nicholas sarkozy announced he will be trying to get his old job back. he is entering the primary race to be candidate for his party in the next presidential election. the announcement came on social media with a link

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