HARLOW: All right. I want to take you now to Chicago, two days after Chicago police released videos relating to the killing of this unarmed black teenager Paul O'Neill by police. Protesters have gathered in Chicago. Our Rosa Flores is there with me this evening. And you know, when this video was released of this car chase that led to the police firing and killing Paul O'Neill, the head of the police oversight board called this video shocking and disturbing. What are the protesters saying tonight?</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, hey, Poppy. Let me show you around, first of all. It's a small crowd. They've watched her about a mile here in downtown Chicago, mainly in the downtown area, in the loop. Right now they're sitting in a sit-in at this intersection that you're taking a look at. Like you've mentioned, this is in solidarity for Paul O'Neill, he is the 18-year-old who police say was driving a stolen black jaguar when he hit a police cruiser head on. Then he fled on foot. Police officers went on and chased him and one police officer shot and killed him. The medical examiner does say that he died from one gunshot wound. But like you mentioned, in this new era of transparency and accountability in the city of Chicago, the superintendent of police was very swift to lift the powers, the police powers of the three police officers who fired their weapons. And so they were stripped from their police powers. And as you can see, you can probably see some of the police officers around, the police officers here facilitating this demonstration to make sure that these protesters can demonstrate around the city of Chicago. And they've been doing so very peacefully, Poppy. And again, it's a small group. They started probably about an hour ago. They had a few speakers, and then they started marching here in downtown Chicago. But it's all very peaceful. They've mainly been delivering messages of solidarity and of course justice for Paul O'Neill -- Poppy.</s>HARLOW: Rosa Flores live for us in Chicago. Please do keep us posted on that. Rosa, thank you so much. Quick break. We'll be right back.
Protesters March Over Shooting of Unarmed Black Teen