adam toledo is mexican american i believe.e are finally getting some national attention on police brutality and killings of latinos. this has been going on for far too long. i could say more about that, about the history of police brutality of police killings of latinos, not only in chicago, but other cities around the country. amy: why don't you talk abt that now. >> sure. as i said, this is not a new phenomenon. going back even to the 1920's, mexican immigrants in chicago complained about the prejudice treatment they received from police officers to how they treated polish immigrants, for example. but most of the examples i have looked at are from the 1950's and 1960's. that is really when the latino or latinx population began to grow in chicago the influx of mexican americans, mexican immigrants, and puerto rics. many chicago residents and poli did not like this, the fact these populations were moving in and moving into some are dominany white neighborhoods. ever since then, we have seen countless examples of different kind

that didot happen with adam. adam was executed without even being given a chance to fully comply with the orders of the officer. amy: so what are you calling for as an alderwoman in chicago? >> we have been making a really big push in the city of chicago with other socialists and progressives to look at money from police and put it into services for our communities. seems to me the city -- and nationally, particularly chicago -- we continue to be obsessed with punishment, deploying the police to communities. covid has hit as an the service we have readily available to people or police. police were to make wellness checks. the mayor spent millions reimbursing the police for covered expenses. if we don't want young people to be in gangs, then we need to give them the reasons -- resources they need, meet the needs of communities. it is unquestionable we are spending 1.7 billion dollars in police in chicago to have this result. the chicago police department has not complied with consent decree with -- for the third y

but no adams in medicine especially lived unusually long.es, so medicine lives long, almost well into andrew jackson's second term as president. i'm going to be honest, when i set out to write this book, i just assumed the medicine was going be dissolution as well. late letters especially by the nullification crisis that there were some moments of gloom and i thought okay well i'll write this book about how these five major founders were disillusioned. as i spent more time on medicine though, i realized he just wasn't party had moments of gloom like i said during the nullification crisis above all. but he always returned to his eventual optimism. so he ends up being another real exception that proves the rule, so it's been a couple of chapters exploring why he helps republicans face with the patriots didn't rated. >> i like your conclusion. it was mostly a personality conclusion. because were talking about oldman, and there's this optimism in this new generations will not carry on their work. so there is that element. but this was slightly d

while playing adams sustained multiple injuries. >> great leaping interception by philip adams. >> reportertwo concussions in three games in 2012. experts have not linked adams conkecussions to the shooting. everyone takes it differently, that is one of the toughest things of diagnosising and understanding concussions as it relates to playing football and contact sports. >> it can have but certainly with concussions or even repetitive impacts, that you have in contact sports, cognitive, emotional and later on, other problems can occur in a minority of people. >> reporter: new regulations in recent years have tried to quell the tide of head injuries to rules on hits and upgrades on helm helmets. >> it's heart to ascribe human behavior to an area of the brain. it's a tragic sad story for the victims and their families and for mr. adams and his family. >> reporter: i think you would find a lot of players out there that said is, football messed them up. did it mess him up to the extent that he committed a crime where it had a cause in him committing a crime? that is impossible to know. did it i

adam complied, turned around. his hands were empty when he was shot in the chest at the hands of the officer. >> reporter: she later suggested adam toledo may have had a gun at some point but tossed it. on the video, the unnamed officer who shot the boy immediately calls for an ambulance and tries to render aid. police say 21-year-old ruben roman was with the teenager and is in custody. the charges against him include felony reckless discharge of a firearm and felony endangerment of a child. adam toledo's family first saw the video on tuesday. the boy's mother sobbing as she questioned why anyone would kill her baby. chicago mayor lori lightfoot also saw the video before it was released. >> it was excruciating watching the body cam footage, which shows young adam after he is shot. it's extremely difficult. >> reporter: the boy's family initially asked that the video not be made public right away, but later attorneys for the family and the chicago mayor's office agreed to release the video along with a slowed-down

adam toleda joining the list. adam toleda joining the list.as only 13 and what happened in this neighbourhood of little village, on march 29, there is this technology called the sharp spotters which picked up gunshots in this neighbourhood and police were called to that scene. and there are a few 911 calls as well and when they arrived here, adam toleda was bleeding from the police. he gets an order from this officer to turn back, to stop and raises hands and he does that and as he does that, we've seen this video released today. he tries to offer cpr but it was too late. adam toleda was pronounced dead at the scene. initially report claimed he had a gun on his body. he might have come into contact with an aduu have come into contact with an adult who had a gun but that is not what happened. today, 17 different body worn camera videos have been released. for more surveillance videos, 911 calls, all leading to this heartbreaking scene and anger, outrage in the chicago community. reverend gregory seal livingston is president of the leaders netwo

but attorneys for the family insist adam did not have a gun in his hand in that final second. >> adam turned around, had his hands up in the air, surrendered to the officer, complied with his directive when adam was shot in the chest. >> reporter: police body camera then shows a handgun a few feet away from the boy's body. this morning, legal experts says it comes down to when adam was shot. >> we see what appears to be a gun in toledo's hands and that he drops it before he raises his hands. if that's the case the officer has a very credible defense. >> before he turned around, it appears that he disposed of -- if he had a gun, that he had disposed of it right before the shooting. it does appear evident to me that he did not have a gun at the time the officer fired his weapon. >> and that officer has been placed on administrative duties pending the investigation. the 21-year-old who was with adam toledo that night is in jail on gun and child endangerment charges. >>> over in minnesota the family of daunte wright is demanding more serious charges against the former police officer who s

demanding for justice for adam. you know chicago's long and storied past and present is filled with examples of police brutality and excessive force cases there's always a few arrests and basically no police accountability for these incidents does adam's incident prove that the police reforms undertaken just a year ago in chicago a little over. they are working nothing strange desire what the show tells the people of chicago. i mean the mayor came out and even said we need to change. everything surrounding but change this and this was something that could have been done years ago so many so many people are asking why was it done sooner because so many lives could have been saved not only adams but other bystanders that i get that are involved with in police pursuit so. it's on it changes ongoing now it is quickly and most people would like but this is again this is what's wonderful about the people the community of. we love our community and activists are just reaching out your question and asking demanding for chan

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they adam toledo.y they found a gun at the scene, but body cam video appears to show him without a ngun in his hand when he was shot. ohio team was arrested at times square subway station after officer say they spotted him with a semiautomatic gun. the play say the man was approach after removing the weapon from the back and also carrying ammo and a gas mask. for all the headlines, log on to foxnews.com, i am jeff paul. back to "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> sean: right now, doom and gloom, flip-flop dr. fauci and tough line of questions from jim jordan yesterday as he struggled to answer when we would return to normal and failed to explain why he has been so wrong, so often. that doesn't seem to stop maxine waters from losing her cool, snapping at congressman jordan because i guess his questions were a little too tough on flip-flopping fauci. take a look. >> you will see the level of infection come down and down and gradually, there will be more flexibility for doing the things that you are talking about. >> where

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adam: it is a great question. great potential for volkswagen and many other legacy oam's. the value of their assets may potential he still be very undervalued by investors. the thing that we think is being ignored is the 98% of their revenues coming from i.c.e. may be undervalued. we are running scenarios where the value is massively negative, so these companies have the burden of managing out this toxic tobacco like liability and still being able to attract esg money to be a winner, and we think that is going to force these companies into these uncomfortable but necessary strategic outcomes. alix: but it is not like everyone is owning an ev tomorrow. it is the same thing as the oil and gas industry. it is not like no one uses coal or oil anymore. adam: it is not about tomorrow. the investors we engage with understand this will take decades to see through, and analogies to the rollout of the electric utility grade, you know, candles didn't collapse overnight. carriages share the road with automobiles. fixed wing a

and lovely we know adam attending area elementary school he was a 7th grader just 13 years old little billy just to talk about that a little bit for those not from chicago a little village just a community a very tight knit latino community in chicago very long history of impact what do you think this tragic shooting has in terms of what does it mean for police and community relations in an area where they weren't that great to begin with and right now we're watching police basically pay adam is gang affiliated talking about how he was out at 2 30 am and again arguing that that he had a gun what how did our community members fighting back against this narrative and what are we actually seeing happen on the ground in terms of you know the organizing a little village. you know community members are speaking out but there is a reason why they wanted to have a vigil last night is to remember a member of their community and that is love that is with the village mostly made up of mexican mexican immigrants and their and their families and so this is what we do as a people we come together a

from a different angle appears to show adam had thrown the gun away here's adam running down the alleyway in the distance there the cop follows, then adam stops at that break right there in the fence and if you look closely, it appears he throws something behind the fence here, look again from a different angle. his arm reaches out slightly, right before he turns to face the officer. police later found the gun a few feet from adam's body. there it is in the spotlight right behind the fence on saturday, an assistant state attorney told a judge that adam did have a gun in his hand when he was shot, but today a spokesperson for the state attorney's office said the attorney had been wrong and failed to fully inform himself before speaking in court nbc's antonia hylton live in chicago. antonia, how is the community reacting tonight >> reporter: good evening, shep, i'm right here in millennium park in chicago, and protesters are expected to start gathering here throughout the night in honor of adam toledo's memory, and in reaction to this horrific and disturbing and graphic video released just

people have different reasons describing adams hubris -- adam's hubris or believing too much of his own think they also point to the pressures of the big investors who obviously expected wework to live up to its title as a tech company. i think what, from a narrative perspective and human understanding perspective, was most interesting is that people felt that their experiences were meaningful and important. emily: you censor on this video -- center on this video of adam trying to put together an ipo roadshow video. how did you get your hands on that footed? jed: i cannot really get into the journalistic methods and sources in that regard, but i can say, to me, it was revealing. i know when we started the film, it was unlikely that adam would participate because he was in the middle of litigation. i felt it was important to see this man who had built this company by being an incredible salesman and spent hours in front of video cameras turned on to get a high the scenes of that. so that video is revealing because you see him unable to do this thing that he does so well, he was unable to

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adam _ is visible. those photos speak for himself. adam at - is visible. his - is visible. those photos speak for himself. adam at his last. for himself. adam at his last second of life did not have a gun in his hand. the officer screamed at him, show me your hands, adam complied, turned around, his hands were empty, when he was shot in the chest at the hands of the officer. after the shooting, the policeman calls for an ambulance while urging adam to stay awake. cpr is performed but it's too late. tensions are already high due to the fatal police shooting of donte wright in minneapolis suburbs. —— daunte right. on top of that, the trial of the officer derek chauvin who is accused of killing george floyd and was asked that he wanted to take the stand. asked that he wanted to take the stand-— asked that he wanted to take the stand. . , ., the stand. the decision whether or not to testify _ the stand. the decision whether or not to testify is _ the stand. the decision whether or not to testify is entirely - or not to testify is entirely yours. is this your d

that includes for 13-year-old, adam toledo. on thursday, the police department released body-cam video showing an officer shooting toledo after a foot chase, last month. that footage, renewed the outrage over police conduct in chicago. >>> yesterday, thousands of people gathered in logan square park on the city's northwest side. they had planned to march to mayor lori lightfoot's house, nearby, but police barricades kept them from getting too close. at least two people were arrested, near the protest, after a scuffle with police. >>> our reporters are standing by across the midwest tonight. nbc's cal perry is in brooklyn center. and nbc's antonia hilton is in chicago's millennium park. cal, let me start with you. how are the residents of brooklyn center feeling tonight? >> look. they're nervous about tonight, and i will tell you what happened last night. you mentioned that fence and i am glad you did, josh. we are going to show you that fence right now. it is actually the second fencing that exists here, around a perimeter that

>> certainly adams. more important to note just like you know your enemies, there are three ways jefferson did not like it. you mention this the thing or antagonists. they would have been in our alleged sitcom would be the angry neighbors. but they were second cousins so they are related by marriage. and then his father-in-law if we can follow this married woman who spurned jefferson. that is bad enough to comment different parties. the federalists he is the last federalist, too. federalist really broke up very quickly. however you have to remember this. when they had -- when marshall was appointed and approved the federalist had the congress and the presidency. but right the next day of course, march 4, 1801, the democrat republicans have the president. they both had congress. but every single judge, federal judge in america was a federalist. can you imagine people are complaining about the supreme court now we have a conservative supreme court. so think about back then. thank you jefferson was facing.

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he was a gleet friend of john adams -- you know, adams the -- you know, one of the mythical probably conversations was when they had to find a new chief justice marshal i forget who he wanted -- doesn't matter. he said well it should be so and so. and adam say it is no i think it will be you. you know or they were -- he really -- he really, you know, they were all four friends, especially i know a more about philadelphia than washington in this regard and one of the things marshall did was marshall in the sense was a supervisor of the building of washington, d.c. you know, he was down there secretary of state doing whatever he was doing, and adam says that's too hot here i'm going back to quincy it is your job so -- it is possible that marshal was first person to sleep in the white house. because he did sort of bunk in there while he was supervising the building. i don't know if it is that he supervise building of the capitol and the white house -- but had to get it done before adams could move t in. >> uh-huh. well thank you very much and now we have time for two more questions one

adam toledo was dead at the scene.ily says he did not have one at the time of his death. today, 17 different body worn camera videos have been released, four more surveillance videos from the area, more calls, all of the scene, and more outrage in the chicago community.— chicago community. larry madowo. _ chicago community. larry madowo, thank— chicago community. larry madowo, thank you - chicago community. larry madowo, thank you very l chicago community. larry - madowo, thank you very much. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: could the pandemic be a blessing for the natural world? sir david attenborough's latest documentary explores our relationship with nature during the past year. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leade

adam complied, turned around. were empty and he was shot in the chest at hand of the officer. barbara: another shooting this week in minneapolis triggered nights of protest against police. the killing of a young black man at a traffic stop has become one more flashpoint in a year of demonstrations for racial justice. and now they have also started shouting adam toledo's name here. the anger has added to tensions over the george floyd murder trial, which is winding down. the city is fortifying itself for possible violence afr the verdict. chicago has its own volatile history of police's conduct. city if it--police miscondu city officials demanded the release of the body cam footage after a public outcry . mayor lightfoot: this fermenter complicated and nuanced story. we almost proceed with deep empathy and --we all must proceed with deep empathy and calm, and importantly, peace. barbara: adam toledo died in the alley behind me. he is one of the young's people to be killed by police in recent up familiar tensions in

adams, mr. philip adams, that the suspect was deceased in a bedroom in the home. >> a seventh round draft pick in 2010, he played for a number of teams in his five-year nfl career. he may remember him as being a san francisco 49ers, in 2010 and in oakland raider in 2012 and 13. dr. leslie was well known in rock hill and wrote books about work in the e.r. >> he was caring, he understood his patience, he was there for his patients. he always made you laugh. >> adams had been allegedly treated by the doctor. we don't know what the condition was, but adams did suffer a severe ankle injury when he played for the 49ers that required surgery and several screws in his like. later with the raiders, he had two concussions over three games, in 2012. they continue to investigate a motive for the shootings. now at six the person who was also working at the doctor's home was shot and remains in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> we live out of the white house, though shootings, as president joe biden cal

adam toledo died in the alleyway right behind me.ngest people to be killed by police in the us in recent years, and his death has stirred up familiar tensions in chicago. there were a lot of protests here last year demanding police reform after george floyd was killed and in fact, the city had been preparing for a reaction in the verdict in that trial even before this happened. the mayor and the family have appealed for calm. i am nowjoined by neill franklin, who is a retired police major and former commander for the education and training division of maryland state police. he is now part of an organisation that is advancing justice and public safety solutions. thanks so much forjoining us. i'm sure you have seen the body can video. what's your analysis of the officer's actions?— officer's actions? it's a tough call. officer's actions? it's a tough call- but _ officer's actions? it's a tough call- but i — officer's actions? it's a tough call. but i will— officer's actions? it's a tough call. but i will have - officer's actions? it's

adam complied, turned around.e empty when he was shot in the chest, at the hands of the officer. this is the reaction from the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot. even as our understanding of this incident continues to evolve, this remains a complicated and nuanced story, and will must proceed with deep empathy and calm. and importantly, peace. patrick smith is a criminaljustice reporter with wbez. i asked him what happened. police responded to the little village neighbourhood here in chicago, because of an aler of shots being fired. it shows the police officer chasing the 13—year—old, adam toledo, prosecutors saying that an adult he was with handed a gun to him, and you can see it, you can see and hear the officer telling the boy to stop and after a brief chase, he does stop, as he is directed, and then there is a freeze—frame shared by the police department which shows him with a gun in his hand, behind his back, but the officer tells him to show his hands, raised his hands and he raises his hands up and as you he

failed adam, is your words. but we saw the tape, and it appears clearly that adam's hands was up and is policeman shot him. why is that policeman still on the force? >> well, reverend al, we have a very specific process here. there's an independent investigation that started the minute that those shots were fired. we have to respect that independent civilian investigation. in addition to that, our district attorney also investigating this case. it's important that we provide space for those two simultaneous independent investigations to happen. the officers involved are as a matter of course on desk duty. they're not on the street. we have to let the investigations play themselves out. they need to be thorough, they need to be complete, but they also need to be expeditious. from day one, myself and our superintendent urged the release of the video, even knowing how difficult it was going to be for folks to see it. but i worry about -- is retraumatizing this family, retraumatizing young people across our city who

this is the moment when police killed 13-year-old adam toledo. newly-released body camera video showing the officer identified as adam stillman. this image showing toledo was holding a gun before stillman shot him and they say that gun was found nearby after the shooting. look closer. when toledo raised his hands, he did not appear to be holding anything. police say that toledo was holding the gun less than a second before he raised his hands. the family's attorney says they won't know if what toledo had in his hands was a gun until she has the video forensically analyzed, but says it doesn't change what happened. >> adam complied with the officer's request, dropped the gun, turned around. the officer saw his hands were up and pulled the trigger. >> reporter: stillman's lawyer says he was left without any other option and that he feels horrible about the outcome but he was well within his justification of using deadly force. an officer does not have to wait to be shot at or shot in order to respond and defend himself. >> reporter: police say they

intercepted by phillip adams! >> reporter: adams spent five injury-riddled seasons in the nfl, playing for six teams and suffering at least two concussions within a three game period in 2012. he retired in 2015. adams' father, alonzo, telling a local station, wcnc, his son never bothered anybody. >> i can say he's a good kid, he was a good kid, and i think the football messed him up. >> reporter: according to reports, adams may have at one time been a patient of dr. lesslie. the fashion's friends and family left in shock by the gruesome killings. >> he was just an exceptional person. and to see this happen to his family is just tragic beyond words. >> reporter: relatives of the victims releasing a statement today, saying, "we are in the midst of the unimaginable, there are no answers that will satisfy the question 'why.'" so far, investigators unable to answer that question. >> there's nothing about this right now that makes sense to any of us. >> reporter: beloved in his community, robert lesslie founded two loca

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john quincy adams almost had a fit.and he wrote to the president of harvard saying you can't do this, it will destroy the reputation of my dear alma mater. but the occasion went forward. and they decided, ok, we can't stop this. but we will show jackson up. in those days, it was not unheard of, it was still accepted practice on certain occasions for academics to give their addresses, to deliver their papers in latin. their traditional language of intellectuals in the academy. and so, without telling the president of the university, basically whose reputation was on the line, to be sure, i'll be happy to speak on this occasion. and it was the commencement and so there were several speeches. and the speakers before jackson stood up and gave their speeches in latin. with the belief that this would really flunks jackson, he obviously would not know what was happening. and would be so embarrassed that he would be humiliated and be shown up and that would be it. now, as i say, with explaining these historical stories, context

adam smith is more complicated. smith was private about his religious beliefs but we should at best of smith as something like the kind of deist we would associate with thomas jefferson or benjamin franklin. if that's not the story, what is the story ? the idea i have in mind is the influence of what einstein famously called a worldview. einstein famously wrote that scientific thought is a development of prescientific thought. here's what einstein said about the worldview that what we tried to do is for ourselves with a simplified image of the world and therefore use that image to cut through the complexity that would otherwise get in our way. and einstein made very clear he wasn't just thinking about physicists. it explicitly mentioned painters and poets and philosophers. all of these came within his view. this is a familiar idea, not limited to scientists. here's what ralph waldo emerson thought. emerson wrote any writer needs a basis that he can't supply on his own. he called it a chaos deep soil and emerson thou

vice president adams. vice president adams? >> i think he's muted. >> vice president adams: president brandon, i am good. carol, great job again. i wish we could have you first one they've provided supplemental programming for a lot of those kids. last summer, they offered very small size and covid-safe wetland explorer camps. so there were two 3-week sessions of camps for young children at heron's head park where they were on site and they're offering that camp again. i think it's ages 7 to 10 and they're actively recruiting from the public housing that's 1/3 of a mile away and, you know, within easy walking distance to heron's head park. i don't know how those camps are filling up, but, you know, it's only april. so i think it shows great promise and there's really a lot of great community engagement with the rec and park staff. if you don't mind my going on about it because it's a topic i'm pretty excited. we actually had somebody come back, a young man who had been a city college student who had done some of the work in one

he calls for an ambulance, tries to revive him, and adam is pronounced dead.vered a gun near where adam toledo was killed, the same gun fired, that brought places scene that night. another ankle from the body camera footage from after the shooting shows a gun line behind the fence where adam was shot. again, in the moment before the shooting, he does not appear to be holding any weapon or anything. he appears to be surrendering with his empty hands in the air as the officer told him to do. i've debated whether or not to do this but i am going to show you the body camera footage, i want to warn you that it is disturbing to watch, i had to stop what i was doing today after seeing it. but it is being released for reason, it is part of the accountability process here. therefore, i think you should see it if you can bear it. if you know that you can't, now is the time to hit pause or take a break. the beginning of the video that i'm going to show you here doesn't have any sound, so don't worry, there's nothing wrong you can't hear anything. there is no sound at the

he was the great-grandson of john adams and the grandson of john quincy adams. the adams family was in this state of political decline. there were two adams presidents in their background but henry adams couldn't even make a start in politics. but henry adams became a very distinguished historian. when he was writing in the 1860s, 1860s and early 1870s, when ulysses grant was president, this was ten years after the publication of charles darwin's "on the origin of species," the introduction of the theory of evolution, henry adams' take was, anybody who looks at the progression of the presidency from george washington to ulysses grant understands that evolution is a crock, it utterly refutes the theory. anyway. but i am going to start -- so i was going to say, in most cases it looks as though there is this linear line, this line that maybe you think it goes down, maybe you think it goes up, but george washington is a tough act to follow. but there say striking thing, at least, i'm going to propose this you to, you can decide whether you agree with this or not. th

adam complied, turned around. his hands were empty when he was shot in the chest at the hands of the officer. >> reporter: she later suggested adam toledo may have had a gun at some point but tossed it. on the video, the unnamed officer who shot the boy immediately calls for an ambulance and tries to render aid. police say 21-year-old ruben roman was with the teenager and is in custody. the charges against him include felony reckless discharge of a firearm and felony endangerment of a child. adam toledo's family first saw the body cam video of the shooting on tuesday. the boy's mother sobbing as she questioned why anyone would kill her baby. chicago mayor lori lightfoot also saw the video before it was released. >> it was excruciating watching the body cam footage, which shows young adam after he's shot. it's extremely difficult. >> reporter: the boy's family initially asked that the video not be made public right away, but later attorneys for the family and the chicago mayor's office agreed to release the video a

adams had allegedly been treated by the doctor who lived near his parents' home. he was also livermanning at the time in rock hill. you may remember him being a san francisco 49er in 2010 and oakland raider in 2012 and '13. he was 33. the shooting happened before 5:00 last night and led to hours' long search for what officers were calling an armed and dangerous suspect, police saying the suspect identified as adams was found dead from a self inflicted gun shot wound in a bedroom at his parents' home down the road. among the people he is accused of killing a prominent doctor robert leslie. >> may be something else around the corner. >> that is him in an interview with a local news station a few years ago. the doctor and his wife with their two grandchildren ages 9 and 5 were shot and killed. two other men were shot as well. they were working on the home's air conditioning system. one died at the scene and the other was taken to the hospital with critical injuries from gun shot wounds. the sheriff read a statement from the doctor's family saying they're putting thei