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DETROIT – Carmen Harlan was one of the first people in Detroit to publicly say that Kwame Kilpatrick had to go. The former Detroit mayor will be released from prison after serving seven years of a 28-year sentence for his role in a major corruption scandal after President Donald Trump commuted his sentence late Tuesday night. UPDATE: US releases former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick from prisonHarlan retired from WDIV in 2016 after nearly 40 years in broadcast news. RELATED: Detroit reporters who covered corruption scandal offer insight after Kwame Kilpatrick’s commutation“As we age, I would hope we can see things in a bigger perspective and that is that people change,” Harlan said. He’s certainly had a lot of time to think about it.”RELATED: Carmen Harlan’s final newscast: ‘It’s been a wonderful, wonderful ride’More: Kwame Kilpatrick section

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DETROIT – The Watch Local 4's coverage of the Ford Fireworks presented by target beginning at 8 p.m.Local 4's own Carmen Harlan, Devin Scillian and Chuck Gaidica will be live from a rooftop venue, overlooking the Detroit River to cover all the explosive action of the big night. To watch the livestream on your mobile device, TAP HERE. To see the live video on your phone, you'll need to download our all new free mobile app! iPhone and iPad - download here: bit.ly/wdiv-appAndroid devices - download here: bit.y/wdiv-and