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adam toledo. give me a sense of how you describe the scene and the mood there today? >> reporter: as you can see, the scene behind me, very quiet as of now. we're in douglasillage, the neighborhood where adam toledo was shot and killed. they're expecting to have a vigil in a couple hours in remembrance of him and then later this evening in little village there will be a peace walk also in remembrance of him. this is after we saw on friday thousands of people gathering in the city's logan neighborhood in support of -- or remembrance of adam toledo as well. this is after the family surgeried for peace and nonviolence and urging people to work toward reform. the mayor here ran on police reform and a lot of activists are saying this is exactly how this failed. she was on with our colleague al sharpton and responded to his question. i want you to hear some of that interview. >> there's a lot that 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 o

expecting to see a peace march in that little village neighborhood where 13-year-old adam toledo was shot and killed. we're at douglas park just north of that neighborhood where within an hour we're expecting to see a vigil in remembrance of the teenager. and we've learned over the weekend now some developments over the kurgs that we saw -- we heard about before the body cam video came out. one of the prosecutors in the state attorney's office, originally the spokesperson for the office said that he misspoke when at a bond hearing earlier this month, he said that the child was holding the gun when he was shot. obviously, we've now seen in the video that he was not holding a gun when he was shot. but that caused a lot of tension among activists in the community because there's concern over whether or not there's any -- there's accurate information coming out, if they hadn't seen the body camera video. we've now learned that that prosecutor has been suspended, been placed on administrative leave. he's being investigated. but the bigger issue here that mayor lightfoot here in chicago was pointing out is the overarching

adam toledo. right now people are gathering in douglas park for a peaceful vigil. it is one of many being held across the city. that is where we find maura barrett. good to see you. we have now gotten confirmation from the cook county state attorney's office that a prosecutor involved in the toledo case has been put on administrative leave. what do we know about that, and of course the investigation into the 13-year-old's shooting? >> reporter: good afternoon. at this vigil here in douglas park, i'll get to that in a minute. but in terms of the situation with the state prosecutor, this was something that had occurred before the body cam video was released this week. basically at a bond hearing for the 21-year-old that had been adam toledo at the time of the shooting. the prosecutor had said that adam had a gun in his hand at the time that he was shot and killed. obviously since then the body cam video has come out and we saw that is not the case. initially the spokesperson at the cook county attorney's office said the prosecutor had misspoke. now they said that he