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

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

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

thousands of people hit the street of chicago friday night to protest a shooting death of 13-year-old adam toledot and killed by a chicago cop who claims toledo had a gun. about the body camera raises doubts. toledo's family asked a demonstrator to stay peaceful. i am anita vogel, now 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 y 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 does it get to, when it comes down, what number did we their liberties back, tell me the number? tell me the number. >> 90% of the members have congressman get vaccinated. you are not a doctor, mr. clyburn, he is, what is the numbe

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there have been appeals for calm from the mayor and adam toledo�*s family. at the moment in chicago? what i heard is, on social media, just a lot of horror, people who are so upset by this tragic event. there is a small but vocal group now out protesting, my understanding is there is a much larger demonstration planned for tomorrow evening and there are preparations being made here in the city with businesses boarding up their windows, and an extra police presence out on the streets, before any sort of major response to this video. this happened only a couple of weeks ago, the video was released through public pressure, not by a court order as often has to be done. is that right? that's absolutely right. initially after the shooting, we found out there was a 13—year—old boy who was killed, there was a lot of interest in this video being released. initially the city said they weren't going to release it, they could release it because the person was a juvenile, they reversed that, and there has been this waiting period they said because they were waiting for t

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

protesters took to the streets of chicago thursday night to condemn the police killing of adam toledo, a 13-year-old latinx boy. body camera video recorded on march 29 and released thursday by the chicago police shows adam had his hands up in the air when a police officer fired a single fatal shot into the boy's chest. adam was a seventh grader at gary elementary school. the chicago police initially described the incident as an "armed confrontation," but the video shows adam raised his hands after being ordered to do so. he was killed within 20 seconds of the officer leaving his car to chase him down a dark alley following a report of gunshots in the area. the toledo family's attorney adeena weiss-ortiz described the killing as an assassination. >> adam, during his last second of life, did not have a gun in his hand. the officer screamed at him, "shall be your hands" and adam complied, turned around. his hands were empty when he was shot in the chest at the hands of the officer. amy: in minnesota, protesters took to the streets of brookn center for a fifth straight night, once again d

as the boy turns around, the officer opens fire. >> i've seen no evidence, whatsoever, that adam toledo shot at the police. >> reporter: police, later, tweeted out this picture of a gun, they say, was recovered from the scene. and prosecutors say, toledo's right hand tested positive for gunshot residue. but the family's attorney, insisting the boy was not holding a gun when he was shot. >> adam, during 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. >> 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 reuben 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. th

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

this is the moment when police killed 13-year-old adam toledo. y released body cam video showing the officer identified as eric stillman firing one shot as toledo raised his hands in the air. police say this image shows toledo was holding a gun before stillman shot him. and they say that gun was found nearby after the shooting. but 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 they have the video forensically analyzed but says it doesn't change what happened. >> that child compiled. adam compiled with the officer's request, drop the gun, turned around, the officer saw his hands up and pulled the trigger. >> reporter: officer stillman's lawyer says the officer was left with no other option and feels horrible about the outcome. but he was well within his justification of using deadly force. >> that officer had .8 of a second to determ

police say that he recovered a gun near where adam toledo was killed, the same gun fired, that brought. 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 beginning, you will see the officer running down an alley, i am not going to show you the exact moment

what deuce to those that saw the killing of adam toledo as a result of that alleged failure? >> well, first, let me clarify one thing. we're actually under in federal court, but under the state attorney general's lawsuit under the consent dreerks and i support the consent degree, but i supported as a floor, not the ceiling. there's a lot we've already done over the course of my tenure as mayor, but more that has to be done. we have reformed our use-of-force general order in conjunction with the independent monitor and with a lot of input from our residents here in chicago. we have upped the training of our police officers, which basically was nonexistent after you left the academy. now this year, 40 hours of mandatory training, which, of course, includes use of force, but also procedural justice, and a lot of other civil rights acts that we didn't have in place before. now, the reality is, we're operating in an atmosphere where there's a significant lack of trust. so we got to continue to build those authentic relationships with people in the community and the police departme

barbara: adam toledo died in the alley behind me. of the young's people to be killed by police in recent up familiar tensions in chicago. there were a lot of protests demanding police reform after georgeloyd was killed, and the city had been preparing for a reaction to the verdict in that trial even before this happened. the mayod the family have appealed for calm. barbara plett-usher, bbc news, chicago. james: president has condemned the latest u.s. mass shooting in indiana, describing gun violence as a stain on the charter of the nation. he urged congress to take measures to prevent weapons from falling into the wrong hands. police in indianapolis confirmed that 8 people were killed at a shooting at a fedex facility. the gunman took his own life, leaving local hospitals dealing with many more people with the gunshot wounds. the lice have yet to determine the reason for this latest shooting. >> this suspect came to the facility, and when he came there, he got out and pretty quickly started random shooting outside the facility. there

video shows one officer chasing adam toledo down an alley. reporting that he was carrying a firearm which you can see rightn there. that location is very important, we will tell you why in a minute. the gun was later recovered at the scene.yll toledo's right hand had gunshot residue which was evidence that he was at least holding the weapon. no fingerprints to report as of now. but gloves found near the scene belonging to toledo's friend, meanwhile showing him ditching the gun at the very last second and from what we can tell when we go frame by frame breaking this down is that toledo ditched the gun just as he was turning to put his hands up and that ish the moment when he was shot. it is hard to determine this just by watching the video especially in real time, the police officer who fired the fatal shot, his name is officerm eric stillman who joined the force in 2015 reportedly a former decorated military t veteran. again, just bringing you the facts of this case as we know them tonight. for more detail here is the footage with audio you w

look out there and see all the people showing up here. >> stop, stop. >> reporter: adam toledo's familyknow emotions are running high. the 13-years-old shot and killed by police. video release showing the moments leading up to toledo's death. toledo turned down an alley and then a split second decision that would leave the seventh grader dead. >> the officer had eight-tenth of a second to determine if that weapon is still in his hand or not. there is no obligation whatsoever. >> reporter: this black pistol was found behind the fence where toledo was shot. in the released vid eo annotate, you can see toledo up against the fence at the fatal moment from a wider angle. >> the officer had every reason to believe that offender was turning and pointing the gun at him. according to illinois statue, you only need to have a reasonable belief in order to take deadly action. >> reporter: the teen had no guns in his hands and he was shot and no chance to signurren. >> do you see a gun in his hands. let's assume for a moment the worse that he had a gun in his hands. the officer gave him a directive,

laura: here is what the attorney for adam toledo's family said. >> the officer screamed at him show me your hand, adam complied, turned around, his hands were empty and he was shot in the chest, he shot an unarmed child with his hands in the air. it is an assassination. laura: the word assassination, your reaction. >> he must of been absent when they taught law in law school. if you peruse the seminal case, we should not look at these types of deadly force incidences through 2020 hindsight. we need to look at it through the perspective of the police officer. i will be curious to see what is the course of that round that went into this kid. how come no one is talking to the latin kings? why has the police officer become the villain in this case? the latin kings are the ones that recruited him, branded him with a tattoo and had him out in the middle of the night shooting at passing cars. we have no curiosity about what is going on, vilifying very good police officer. laura: it seems mayor lori lightfoot was essentially siding with the police in this case but as the fewer continued to bui

and so now we have to worry about justice for dante wright and adam toledo.ight. hopefully it will be peaceful here too. this nation is only talking about policing. we need to look at this concept, this issue, and really get serious about reform. but in the meantime, it is totally permissible to be out in those streets exercising your first amendment rights and freedom of speech. >> appreciate your time. thank you. >> and next, congressman jim jordan rips into dr. anthony fauci and maxine waters would have none of it. >> you need to respect the chair and shut your mouth. >> and biden lowering the boom on russia. serious new sanctions just unveiled today. >> we can't allow foreign power to interfere in our democratic process with impunimpunity. if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. switch today and get 2 lines of unlimited and 2 free smartphones. plus you'll now get netflix on us. all this for up to 50% off vs. verizon. it's all included. 2 lines of unlimited for only $70 bucks. and this rate is fixed. you'll pay exactly $70 bucks total.

adam toledo levanta las manos, pero a pesar de eso el policía dispara.ndremos más de esta noticia. comenzamos con el drama del niño nicaragüense. >> dice que fue liberada en >> la pesadilla del secuestro ha terminado, asegura la madre de wilton. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> dice que fue liberada en mÉxico, su hermano logrÓ hablar con ella esta maÑana frente a las cÁmaras de hoy dÍa. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> el drama alrededor del niÑo de 10 aÑos que pidiÓ auxilio en la frontera tras ser abandonado ha escalado ahora que su padre lÁzaro gutiÉrrez ha firmado la orden de repatriaciÓn del menor iniciado por el rÉgimen nicaragÜense. >> ¿qué cree que el gobierno nicaragüense politizar este caso? >> es para mantener la postura. >> su padre mantiene esta postura. >> estabas de lado de que se quedara y ahora que regrese. >> estaba con ellos, no me ha gustado eso. >> se refiere a las acusaciones >> se refiere a las acusaciones que ha hecho el tÍo de wilton, que seÑala el motivo de que escaparon de nicaragua es que el padre los maltrataba. y aunque el pa

less than a second later the officer shoots 13-year-old adam toledo in the chest. the boy falls to the ground. the officer asks him repeatedly where he's shot, where he's shot. police recover the gun allegedly fired by the 21-year-old that brought police to the scene that night. another angle from body camera footage from after the shooting shows a gun lying behind the fence were 13-year-old adam was shot. again, in the moments before the shooting, he does not appear to be holding any kind of weapon or anything. he appears to be surrendering with his empty hands in the air just as the officer told him to do. i am -- i debated whether or not to do this. i am now going to show you the body camera footage. i want to warn you ahead of time, it is disturbing to watch, i had to stop what i was doing for a while after seeing this for the first time. but it's being released for a reason. it is part of the accountability process here and so therefore i think you should see it if you can bear it. if you know you can't, now is the time to hit pause or take a break. the beginn

cnn's ryan young has more on that now. >> reporter: adam toledo's family saying they know emotions are running high in chicago after release of this video, the 13-year-old shot and killed by police. video release showing moments leading up to toledo's death. an early morning report of shots fired. toledo turns down an alley. and then -- >> show me your hands. >> reporter: a split second decision that left the seventh grader dead and chicago police on defense. >> that officer had aelgt h tenths of a second to determine if the weapon was in his hand or not. an officer doesn't have to wait to be shot to respond. there was no obligation whatsoever. >> this black pistol found behind the fence where toledo was shot. in this compilation of the released video, an oh at a timed by the department, they say toledo was holding the gun, drops it as he turns toward the officer. toledo is against the fence from this wider angle. >> the officer had every reason to believe the offender was turning and pointing the gun at him. you can monday morning quarterback it all you want. according to illinois sta

police had said the boy, adam toledo, was carrying a gun.alls to the ground. 19 seconds from start to finish. get me an ambulance up here now. the distraught officer, eric stillman, calls for medical backup, but they can't save adam. it seems he had dropped his weapon before turning round. even as our understanding of this incident continues to evolve, this remains a complicated and nuanced story. and we all must proceed with deep empathy and calm. and importantly, peace. it was community activists who fought hard to see the video, to find out exactly what happened. adam keeps running, he goes inside here, i and as he's going inside, officers tell him, "stop, i turn, put your hands up." he puts his hands up, and poom, he gets shot, he lands here. - what do you make of the fact that there was a gun found? so, yeah, most of the times police plants this type of stuff, _ so we don't trust them, | and yeah, he could have probably dropped it, . but again, he complied. |the officer ordered him to stop, | he stopped, he raised his hands. so, he coul

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

as the boy turns around, the officer opens fire. >> i've seen no evidence whatsoever that adam toledo shot at the police. >> reporter: police later tweeted out this picture of a gun they say was recovered from the scene, and prosecutors say toledo's right hand tested positive for gunshot residue. but the family's attorney insisting the boy was not holding a gun when he was shot. >> adam, during 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. >> 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 sobbi

showed police chasing after a 13-year-old adam toledo down an alley. hear the officer yelling to toledo to show his hands and to "drop it." a frame by frame, the video appears to show a shape that resembles a gun in the shadows at toledo's back. another angle from the same moment from a nearby surveillance camera shows toledo pausing at the opening of the fence then making a throwing motion behind the fence. but as toledo turns and raises his arms to the officer, his hands are empty. that's when the officer fires and kills him. if the chicago police union president john says it all happened very quickly. >> the photo shows that the officer had eight tenths of a second to determine if that weapon was still in his hands or not. period. there's no way a rational person can say they can process that and their muscle reaction would be less than one second. the officer does not have to wait to be shot at or shot in order to respond and defend himself. there is no obligation whatsoever. >> the lawyer representing the family of adam toledo disagrees with the as

and now they have also started shouting adam toledo�*s name here.r the george floyd murder trial which is winding down. nojustice, no peace! the city is fortifying itself for possible violence after the verdict. chicago has its own volatile history of police misconduct. city officials had demanded the release of the body cam footage after a public outcry. even as our understanding of this incident continues to evolve, this remains a complicated and nuanced story and we all must proceed with deep empathy and calm. and, importantly, peace. a difficult time for the family and for the country. adam toledo died in the alleyway right behind me, and he was one of the youngest people to have been killed by police in recent years in the us, and his death has stirred up familiar tensions here in chicago because there were a lot of protests here last year demanding police reform after george floyd was killed. in fact, the city had been preparing for a reaction to the verdict in that trial, but even before this happened. the mayor and the family are appealing f

in chicago, we watch the footage of 13 year old adam toledo who was shot by police officer.ponding to a call about gunshots in the area, according to a statement from that officer's lawyer, the 13-year-old, quote began to flee, and quote when the officer took after him. police said that a nine millimeter pistol was found at the scene that day but video appeared to show adam toledo complying with the officers request and putting his hands in the air just before he was killed. all of that happening against the backdrop of the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who stands accused of murdering george floyd while trying to arrest him for allegedly using a counterfeit 20-dollar bill. prosecutors and the defense in that case called expert witness after expert witness to debate whether derek chauvin's decision to put his knee on george floyd's neck for nine and a half minute might have been an appropriate response for a police officer in that situation. george floyd and daunte wright and adam toledo did not get to just go home and wait the way so many insurrect

unfilled >>> chicago on edge after the release of body cam showing police fatally shooting 13-year-old adam toledo. what the other videos from the scene reveal. and the new plea from the boy's family >>> the first guilty plea in the deadly capitol riots. and my exclusive conversation with the acting capitol police chief. how she's responding to that scathing watchdog report on missed warnings and security failures. >>> a team usa athlete speaking exclusively to nbc news after she became the victim of an anti-asian attack the frightening encounter she caught on video >>> and the royal farewell for prince philip the role prince harry will play. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from washington, d.c. >>> good evening, everyone by now even uttering the word "another" should bring chills because we know how the phrase ends. boy, do we know. after a string of mass shootings that have shattered community after community in this country this spring the toll this time, eight dead eight people who went to work at a fedex facility in indianapolis expecting to go home

quiero que mostremos justamente el callejÓn donde muriÓ adam toledo, este vÍdeo tambiÉn tuvo reaccionesiÉn por supuesto activistas comunitarios han realizado protestas de manera pacÍfica pidiendo justicia en este caso. por su parte la orden fraternal de la policÍa dice que el disparo contra toledo fue justificado. ahora regresÓ contigo. satcha: protestas que se extienden durante el transcurso de esta jornada,. te agradecemos por informarnos en vivo desde chicago. >> ¿los ahogo? no querÍa que siguieran abusando de ellos, es la confesiÓn con opel cine se la hispana sospechosa asesinar a sus tres hijos en california, en una entrevista desde la cÁrcel liliana carrillo asegurÓ que lo hizo para protegerlos, pero de quien? envÍo de los Ángeles de romy frÍas tiene todas las respuestas a este crimen que causa consternaciÓn. romÍ: asÍ es, muy buenos dÍas, seguimos aquÍ afuera de estos apartamentos donde los tres menores fallecieron y los altares que han puesto para los menores, miembros de la comunidad y familiares continÚan creciendo, la indignaciÓn tambiÉn de esta comunidad sigue creciendo y es

sharing these never before seen pictures of adam toledo, who they describe as a kind and funny kid who loved to laugh seen in family photos with his 7-year-old cousin's dolls. his family says adam would play with them to make her laugh. the young teen now the center of calls for accountability. >> reporter: protesters pouring into streets this weekend reviving demands for police reform after officer eric stillman fired a single shot killing the seventh grader. neighbors called police after adam and 21-year-old ruben roman jr. were seen on surveillance video as cameras captured several rounds of gunfire around 2:30 in the morning march 29th. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: an investigation is ongoing into the body camera footage showing officer eric stillman chasing both suspects, pushing one out of the way and demanding toledo show his hand before firing that fatal shot. >> stop right there. hey, show me your [ bleep ] hands. stop. >> reporter: freeze frames showing toledo with what looks like a gun in his right hand and less than a second passing as surveillance shows the young teen appeari

video from the police body cam shows the police officer chasing adam toledo, the 13—year—old. ng that an adult he was with handed a gun to adam toldeo and you can see it, as you mentioned, you can see and hear the officer telling the boy to stop. after a brief chase, he does stop, as he is directed, and then there is a freeze—frame that was shared by the police department that appears to show him with a gun in his hand behind his back. however, the officer tells him to show his hands, raise his hands and adam toldeo raises his hands up and as you heard the attorney says it does not appear there is a gun in his hand when his hands are being raised above his head. there have been appeals for calm from the mayor and adam toledo's family. what is the mood like at the moment in chicago? what i've heard is — what you're seeeing on social media is just a lot of horror, people who are so upset by this tragic event. there is a small but vocal group now out protesting. my understanding is that there is a much larger demonstration planned for tomorrow evening. and there are also preparati

adam toledo died in the alleyway right behind me.est 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 prepared for a reaction in the verdict in that trial even before this happened. the mayor and the family have appealed for calm. president biden has condemned the latest us mass shooting in indiana, describing gun violence as a stain on the character of the nation. he again urged congress to take measures to prevent weapons falling into the wrong hands. police in indianapolis have confirmed that 8 people were killed in the shooting at a fedex facility. the gunman then took his own life, leaving local hospitals dealing with many more people with gunshot wounds. police are yet to determine the reason for this latest incident. this suspect came to the facility, and when he came there, he got out of his car and pretty quickly started some rand

(comerciales) >> la tarde de este viernes familiares y amigos del adolescente adam toledo le dieron eleció en recibieron 10 paro por parte de un policía de chicago, en la madrugada del 29 de marzo >> de callejón. mientras el caso, en la zona donde ocurrió el tiroteo. >> se está poniendo muy feo >> lamentable la muerte del muchacho >> el reporte oficial de la policía indica que los oficiales respondieron a un llamado de disparos por el callejón encontraron a dos sospechosos, uno de 21 y adam toledo que trataron de huir a pie y la policía disparo impactando al menor, reportaron que recuperaron un arma y arrestaron al adulto, algunos videos de vigilancia de es ese han salido a la luz la familia toledo dijo a través de sus abogados que les ha informado que la próxima semana podrán ver el video de cámaras corporales de policías y otros materiales asociados con la muerte de su pariente. >> es importante que siendo el que tendrá la tesis final luego de las recomendaciones que nos hagan respecto a esta investigación que debo permanecer imparcial sin compartir mi opinión hasta que me presenten

adam toledo was, of course, latino. his death shining a light on the fact that latinos are killed by police at disproportionate rates. data analyzed by "the washington post" shows that in the last five years latinos have been killed by police at the second highest rate after black americans. there are many latinos who also are black. how does it complicate the conversation when you begin to grapple with that additional reality? >> well, it just shows that you have many people who are targeted, who are more likely to encounter police violence. the good news is that you also have a lot of alliances that have been forged, black and brown alliances in this country in community after community. you see it in chicago. i think you see it in the minneapolis area. and we need to continue to do that. we also saw, alicia, that sometimes, for instance, in the lieutenant nazario case, you had an afro-latino and you had a latino officer who was the one that mistreated him. so this goes all different ways. but at the end of the day, n

it shows the officer who fired the shot repeatedly shouting at adam toledo to stop. and shows him something in his right hand as the officer yells again for him to stop before firing his weapon and hitting adam toledo in the chest. police say what was in his hand is as gun that was later re recovered from behind the fence. >> stop, stop! >> show me your hands. an attorney for his family insists the boy did not have a gun in his hands at the time he was shot. we'll have much more live from chicago in just a moment . >>> live in minnesota, after the shooting of daunte wright, people are demanding answers now. hundreds are turning out of deadly police shooting of adam toledo who police say was holding a gun. the boy's family insisting there was no gun in his hand. indianapolis is the latest city to experienced the mass shooting. the shooter is a 19-years-old employee. now they're trying to determine why he opened fire. miguel marquez is here with us. you were just covering at the brooklyn center and now you are here and eight people killed and now we have the identity o

elizabeth toledo described adam as a “curious and goofy” teenager who loved animals, riding his bike,ledo family issued a statement urging people to avoid violent protests-- protests that have erupted time and again, as the nation continues to grapple with how to check police power and the use of lethal force. let's look further at some of the questions raised by this case, and similar question other cities are grappling with more widely. hans menos is the vice president of law enforcement initiatives for the center for policing equity. he served previously as the executive director of the police advisory commission for the city of philadelphia. mr. menos, thank you so much for joining us on the newshour. i think most everyone would agree, it is simply unacceptable for a 13-year-old to be shot and killed by a police officer. but when you lookat that video, is there nuance that needs to be discussed and explored? >> so first, thank you for having me. and, you know, my heart goes out to the toledo system. i honestly can't imagine as a father and as a parent having to watch that video of

retiran repatriación, nicaragua retira la petición de repatriar al niño wilton justicia para adam toledostas en chicago y otras ciudades por la muerte del niño mexicoamericano en manos de un policía, pero hay controversia. >> orgullo de oaxaca, una artista mexicana por sus dibujos resalta la belleza de la cultura de oaxaca, las redes sociales son la mejor plataforma para compartir su arte noticias telemundo con vanessa hauc (música) (música) el sepelio del príncipe felipe, una ceremonia solemne y también íntima que dejó imágenes esperadas y otras inéditas. la reina isabel ii en el auto que cerraba el cortejo fúnebre, su dama de honor viajaba a su lado. sus nietos alejados desde hace más de un año caminaron detrás del ataúd de su abuelo separados por uno de sus primos. >> fue un acto sobrio y sin sermones. solamente 30 personas pudieron estar en el funeral, aún así hubo cuidadosos detalles planeados por el duque, tenemos la información . >> saludos desde castillo windsor, hubo un funeral último en la capilla de san jorge de este castillo, él así lo quiera y por la pandemia participaron su

responding to a call of shots fired, this is what the officer saw as he was chasing adam toledo just moments before making a split decision. >> stop right now! hey! show me your [ bleep ] hands! drop it! >> officer stillman fired hitting the 13-year-old toledo in the chest. >> police have released records from that night which state toledo was armed with a weapon. in edited police video they see what appears to be a gun. toledo tossing something it happened in less than a second. from the body cam of a different officer there is a gun by the fence near where the teen was fatally shot, but the family's lawyer points to another image where toledo appears to be empty handed. >> he said show me your hands and the child did and there was nothing in his hands when he got shot. >> people are knew toledo are asking the same question. >> he had a full life, a future and gone just like that. >> toledo had a gun in his hand and that his client was faced with a life-threatening and deadly force situation. as more demonstrations are planned, toledo's family is urging people to remain calm. the pol

that person was 13 year old adam toledo chicago police had at 1st called this an armed confrontation with the police claiming the boy had been holding a gun and the video released 17 days later appears to tell a different story as to lead a lays crumpled his empty hands still raised in the hands of position fall next to his body with an earth stay with us they wake their way. i'm going to start c.p.r. i'm not. at him during his last 2nd 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. it had taken intense public pressure to convince chicago police to release the video toledo's mother had spoken to her son in the early april. up in the air. the civilian office of police accountability is investigating and the officer identified as eric stillman and obviously shaken immediately after the shooting is now on administrative duties the chicago police department was cited by the u.s. justice department in 2017 for civil rights violations aimed at

the family saying adam toledo was a kind and funny kid.olice union standing behind the officer. here's abc's janay norman. >> reporter: tonight, the family mourning the 13-year-old shot dead by chicago police telling abc news he was a "kind" and "funny kid who loved to laugh" sharing never-before-seen pictures of adam toledo, the seventh grader now at the center of calls for accountability. he's seen on video around 2:30 a.m. march 29th walking through this chicago neighborhood with 21-year-old ruben roman jr surveillance capturing several rounds of gunfire. [ shots fired ] body camera shows the less than 20-second long encounter with officer eric stillman, chasing demanding toledo show his hands, then firing that fatal shot. >> stop! stop right now! show me your -- hands! stop it! >> freeze-frame images show toledo holding what looks to be a gun in his right hand. nearby security footage captures the teen appearing to toss the handgun behind a wooden fence and then turn, raising his empty hands before officer stillman shoots him in the ch

the footage shows adam toledo to be pretty clearly unarmed and surrendering at the moment he was shot although the officer's attorney has already released a long, kind of pugnacious defense of his client's actions. like i said, a brutal week for a whole lot of individual families, for a number of american cities, for the country as a whole. we're going to have more coverage tonight on a number of those still-unfolding events. but stay with me because there's another narrative of this week in america, a story in which, even though so many things are broken, some things are working. as of today the united states has administered over 200 million doses of covid vaccine. 4 million doses in the last day alone. nearly half of all u.s. adults have now received at least one dose. now, to be clear, cases are still rising in over 20 states, and places like michigan remain in full-blown covid crisis right now. so this news should not make us complacent. but the biden administration is full steam ahead with its vaccine rollout and it's working. and the american public appears to know it's working