team member david blake was known for taking the lead on special operations. dan ponce is on the south side with new clues on the hunt for his killer. >> reporter: as you mentioned, the officer identified as david blake. he was a 15 year veteran of the chicago police department. right now two chicago police officers are posted in front of his home. they've been posted there for the past 24 hours. so far no suspects are in custody. officer david blake began his service with the chicago police department in 1995. for the past five years he was assigned to the police s.w.a.t. unit. he's a highly-decorated officer earning 84 awards during his 15- year career in chicago. he also loved to play football playing four seasons on the chicago police enforcers football team. last night around 6:30 his body was found inside his personal suv on the 2900 block of west sipe street. he had been shot several times. >> i just heard the gun shots. that's when i ran away and called it in. >> reporter: chicago police officer theodore browning lives on the street where it happened.

david blake off duty monday when he was shot to death in his suv. he was highly decorated and a member of the s.w.a.t. team. today colleagues remembered their friend. >> these few days have seemed to roll into each other. it's heart wrenching for all of us. >> we're a tight nit group. we support each other. we're not a bunch of individuals. we support each other and we're going to support dave. he was a wonderful individual to be around. >> the officer's gun and wallet were found inside his suv. the windows were rolled up when his body was found. anyone with information is asked to call police. the services for officer blake are this weekend and they're private. >>> a man accused of killing his wife is behind bars. norberto rodriguez. body of his wife irma rodriguez was found in the truck of her car last year. they were going through an angry divorce when she was killed. he lost his police job after allegedly shooting his wife in the hand in 1997. >>> car jacking victims are fighting back. what one couple did to keep their car from being stolen with

visitation in the chatham neighborhood for david blake wearing his olive green s.w.a.t. uniform. he was described as the ultimate partner, an aggressive cop, but a gentle friend. >> to see another officer's family to go through this again, it has got to stop. i know everyone says it has to stop. we are going to come up with some plan and join forces with the police department because our families cannot go through this over and over and over. this is terrible. >> police have not announced any suspects. >> a man apparently jumped to his death at soldier field during a bears game. shortly before 5:00 p.m. , cording to witnesses. the unidentified man ran and jumped over a railing and fell onto the roof below. responders took the critically injured man to the hospital. he was pronounced dead. police are conducting an investigation. >> firefighters, hurt in a blaze on chicago's northwest side. the fire erupted in the rear of this two and a half story at 4720 west montana. one firefighters got into the building, they found two adults trapped on the second floor. they were taken to loca

david collins has more on the unexpected development. >> stephanie rawlings-blake toured the tunnel. her group included transportation. the inspection is a follow-up about safety and maintenance improvements in the aftermath of an august 5 derailment of 15 cars which disrupted north-south rail traffic for 15 days. water on the ground next to the tracks. one city official said it was something they are not comfortable with. >> it is hard to do the forensics around that and determine exactly the source of the water, but again, we think we can stay on top of that. >> the tun emhas a history of water problems. back in 2001, a c.s.x. paralyzed them for 16 days. they could not determine if the derailment was caused by a derailment or if heat from the fire created the derailment as the city complained. >> i am pleased. c.s.x. has been a great partner working with us. they are doing work improving the drainage through the tunnel. they are also going above and beyond when it comes to the safety checks. >> c.sx. will inspect the tunnel more frequently, increase infrared probes to detective --

. >> david collins has more on the unexpected developments. >> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blakeoward the tunnel with a team of experts. the inspection is a follow-up to a meeting with c accept -- csx about the maintenance and improvements in the aftermath of a derailment of 13 cars which disrupted traffic for an entire day. the latest examination made an unexpected discovery -- water on the ground next to the tracks. when city officials said they were not comfortable with this. >> it is hard to the forensics and determine the source of all water. again, we think we can stay on top of that. >> the tunnel has a history of water problems. in 2001, a derailment and chemical fire paralyzed downtown baltimore for six days. the ntsb could not determine whether it was caused by a water main break, or whether heat from the fire created the break. >> i am really pleased. csx has been a great partner, working with us, doing work to improve the drainage for the tunnel. they are also going above and beyond when it comes to the safety checks. >> csx will inspect the tunnel more frequently, ex

[laughter] because michael blake, the department of education, david over here, there's a number of usan't do this work on our own. we need all of you, and if you guys don't get me a resumÉ, i'll tell michael on you. he will track you down. thank you, and i look tbrd -- forward to seeing you join us in the administration. [applause] >> do you have a cell phone number? i'm joking. [laughter] >> i don't think my husband allows me to give out my cell phone number. >> thank you so much for your time, appreciate that. [laughter] [applause] >> all right, we want to get the district of columbia to pay their utility bill -- [laughter] i'm joking. now to questions, and i'll yield one second for a panelist to weigh in on the previous subject matter, and then going to the audience. >> when i did my remarks, i can be short and straight to the point, that's the reason i'm on this panel. i'm not a politician or media. i'm not white house. i represent my views, and i may not -- many of you may not agree with what i say, but how many of you are working towards a four year degree or currently have a fo

david roads near gettysburg. this is the first time a game officer has been killed in the line of duty in pennsylvania since 1915. >>> baltimore's mayor stephanie rawlins-blake has her work cut out for her after the city's police union rejected a new contracts. the one year agreement would have cut-offser's pay by 2% in exchange for 5 additional vacation days. they claim they are paying more for mention and benefits. jack john johnson and his wife were arrested. it systems from the couple covering up payments made to them. johnson has been county executive since 2002. he was the county state's attorney for 8 years before that. his wife leslie was just elected to the pg county council. >>> weather wise, more beautiful sunny weather out there. what a run we're in here. one thing i will say some of the dryest air we've seen all year you do get parched pretty quick. take a look first what we're seeing in our weather net sites. check out bethesda hitting 73 degrees as did clarksville. most spots in the mid to upper 60s. 66 in bel-air, but look how rapidly this dry air cools off. we're already in the low 50s out there headed to the 40s awfully quickly. in fact che

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david kerley reports on their ordeal. >> i'm sitting in the back seat and my mom said "deer" then i just blacked out. >> reporter: olivia blake's when the deer was clipped by a car in the other lane, went airborne and careened into their windshield, hit everyone inside, and blew through the back window, all the way through the car, in just fractions of a second. >> i actually saw it and i felt this rush of air. and looked up and i saw that we were covered in blood, which we found out later on was not necessarily ours. >> reporter: her husband, chris, is undergoing facial reconstructive surgery. >> it's amazing with a 100-pound object coming through the windshield they weren't hurt worse. >> reporter: but this is far from unusual. especially this time of the i can't remember. drivers are three times more likely to strike a tier in november than any other month. the reason? this is breeding season for deer. and with the deer population increasing over the past several years, so have the number of collisions. in fact, in half the country, drivers have a medium to high chance of colliding with a deer. >> what we see are literally h