last night a vigil was held for the popular veteran officer known as g.i. joe. brad edwards has our report. >> we love you, joe. >> reporter: a grieving community is trying to make sense of tuesday's killing of police lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz. >> he truly is just a local hero. that's about the only word that can really state it. >> reporter: the decorated officer's widow and sons attended the vigil. >> my world got a little bit smaller with his passing and he'll truly be missed by all of us. >> reporter: g.i. joe as he was known as was chasing the three men when he was shot to death. >> reporter: this quiet community is on edge. schools here were closed on wednesday as the search for the officer's killer intensifies. at least 100 investigators are on the ground. they're searching homes, railroad tracks, and swampy woods, but they're hampered by the limited description glyn witsz provided of the suspects. they say they won't rest until they find his killer. >> the community, the men and women in blue, we're going to find them. >> reporter: lieutenant g

g.i. joe, g.i. jane or brian williams? of those -- [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] fictitious heroes. would you want to have save you. >> all right. i'm going to have to go with g.i. joe. >> larry: g.ist joe. i got to go with g.i. joe. i'm keeping it 100, right? >> larry: got to keep it 1 unhad. but you know what i'm going to do -- >> don't you dare. larry: you know what i'm going to do? because you just spent that whole speech talking about women and -- [ laughter ] you get a little -- [ laughter ] you didn't tell the truth. >> i did. thank you. >> larry: i'm gonna have a man save me. [ laughter ] okay, knowing everything you know now about your experiences in the army, would you do it again? >> yes, actual. -- absolutely. keeping it 100. [ cheers and applause ] honored to serve. >> larry: all right. very good. okay. alana. you wrote an article called, "you're not the easiest person to date, are you?" >> why does that keep coming up. larry: this is something somebody said to you? >> yes. larry: okay. all right. i just wante

many residents here knew him asas gy g.i. joey committed to fox lake. >> joining me so adam reiss. what are the latest details you are hearing? >> at that same press conference that you just listened to, they give us a the good detailed briefing on where they stand in terms of this extensive man hunt. they are obviously using many resources. they have a number of choppers in the air. they have cleared the air space. they are also using k-9 units on the ground. a number of police officers from a number of different agents, state, local, federal. the u.s. marble marshals are h the ground and asking residents to be alert. just to recap for the audience what happened this morning, it was around 8:00 a.m. [inaudibl [inaudible] routine patrol when he saw some suspicious men. he radioed it in. he pursued it. then they lost contact with him. and they found him in this marshy area nearby. he was missing his gun, his gun bemt. and then that is when this massive man hunt began. the perimeter has been set up. the perimeter seems to be expand

the officer known as g.i. joethan a month from retirement as three suspects shot and killed him. the authorities acknowledge the killers could be out of town or out of state. there are no hard leads. more than 100 tips have come in by phone and social media. police hope surveillance video could provide answers. let's get more from cnn's ryan young. >> reporter: john and christine, a day full of emotion in the city. you can feel it as you look behind us as you see the balloons and everything left for the guy they call g.i. joe. we went to the vigil where people showed up to show respects for the officer who spent so much time in the community. one thing is we went up in a helicopter and looked from above to see what officers would be dealing with. difficult terrain, inlets, marshland, lakes. there's a heavy wooded area here. you can tell it would be easy to someone to hide. they have changed how they are looking for the suspects. they have taken down the hard perimeter and now they are broadening the search with mo

the officer known as g.i. joe was killed. the manhunt was widened. authorities acknowledged the killers could be out of town or out of state. there are no hard leads, but more than 100 tips from phone and social media. they are hoping surveillance video will prove more answers. we have more from cnn's ryan young. >> reporter: john and christine, you can feel the emotions in the city. you look behind us with the balloons and everything left for the guy they call g.i. joe. we went to the candlelight vigil where over 100 people showed up to show respects to the officer who spent so much time in the community. we heard one thing for sure how the search will continue and how it has changed. we went up in a helicopter to see what officers would be dealing with. difficult terrain. inlets and marshland and lakes. a heavy woodline area here. they have changed the way they are looking for the suspects. they have taken down the hard perimeter and now they are broadening the search with more than 100 investigators on the case. throughout the day, we know there i

many residents in here knew him as g.i. joes someone deeply committed to fox lake, to the profession and his fellow officers. going forward the focus is in three areas. the first is to mourn the death of lieutenant joe gliniewicz. his commitment to the people, this community, has been unmatched and will be dearly missed. the second is to ensure the people of fox lake are safe. as this investigation continues. we've been coordinating efforts with the school, increasing our police presence at all facilities and making sure parents are notified about the status of the schools. the minute we learned about the incident we immediately put the schools on soft lockdown and advised parents to pick up their children from school. we made a decision to dismiss students at 4:00 instead of 3:00 and are asking parents to pick up their children from the school. finally we continue to support the hard-working men and women out there today in this heat doing everything they can to find the individuals responsible for this very tragic incident. t

colleagues on the force called him g.i. joe.ed he was on foot chasing three suspects, one african-american, two white people. a few minutes later, the radio went down, back-up units came, his body was found. three days since a houston's sheriff became the 25th officer fallen this year. lieutenant gliniewicz became the next.

everyone wanting to be out here for a man known at g.i. joe. lin witts, last call for his community. police say the husband and father of four shot and killed in the line you duty last week. his family including thousands of brothers and sisters in blue paying respects before laying the veteran to rest. ♪ heaven was needing a hero >> which we ween we were growin all knew joe was a hero. now the nation know he's a hero. you will always be part of my life. >> reporter: many who don't wear a uniform simply came to show support for those who do. >> i hope it sends society a message that, that this needs to stop. we all support each other and we can't do it without the public's help. ♪ >> reporter: and while the lieutenant known as g.i. joe was laid to rest, hundreds of officers from multiple agencies including the fbi, atf, homeland security and the lake county sheriff's office continue analyzing tips and several surveillance videos working to catch three suspects. >> we have images of people we believe are subjects that we'd be interested in talkin

slain officer is named joe gliniewicz, he was a 30-year veteran the community had nicknamed him g.i. joe. he was a father of four. his oldest son was getting his driver's license. he volunteered with an organization called explorer scouts. i spoke with a cop who knew him for 27 years who described him as a phenomenal police officer. very athletic and very careful. not someone who would have taken an unnecessary risk in the situation. still you have this officer slain and a community mourning the officer that they cared about enough to give him that enduring nickname, g.i. joe, bret? >> we'll head back for any breaking developments. mike tobin live in fox lake. >>> another horrible day on wall street as the market' wild ride continues. we'll go thrive trish regan in new york coming up. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in san francisco where the family of kate steinle who was killed on pier 14 two months ago is suing city and federal officials. the suspect undocumented mexican national juan francisco lopez sanchez, had been rel

many residents in here knew him as g.i. joeember him as someone deeply committed to fox lake, the profession and his fellow officers. going-forward, our focus is in three areas. the first is to mourn the death of lieutenant joy glieniewicz. he will be missed. the second is to ensure the people of fox lake are safe. making sure parents are notified about the status of their schools. the minute we learned about this incident we put our scoots on soft lockdown. and advised parents that they should pick up their children from school. we made a decision to dismiss students at 4:00 instead of 3:00, and are asking parents to pick up their children from the school. finally, we continue to support the hardworking men and women out there today, and they're doing everything they can to find the individuals responsible for this very tragic incident. thank you. >> detectives can you come back to the podium, please. >>> happening now, a massive manhunt an all out search for suspects in the killing of a police officer found stripped of his we

known to his friends as g.i. joe. police, f.b.i. and marshals are using all of their resources to find the suspects. >> we have numerous k 9's on the ground checking for scents. we have numerous helicopters in the air. we have a large number of officers on foot. conducting searches of the area. >> train service was suspended tonight. an online fundraising effort is underway to honor four people killed when a maryland state police helicopter crashed seven years ago. trooper ii went down in district heights. that crash killed two troopers, paramedic and a patient on board. a second patient involved in the crash survived. the volunteer fire department is working to raise $45,000. they want to fund a marker at if crash site. meantime, a much-needed calm in d.c. overnight after a violent weekend. preliminary reports indicate there were no police call for stabbing or shootings. but over the weekend, 13 people were shot. two of them later died. community gathered today to say goodbye 20 the news photographer killed last week on live televi

. >> residents here knew him as g.i. joe and remember him as deeply committed to fox lake. >> reporter: his death, a seen that has become all too familiar. this year alone 84 officers killed in the line of duty, up 15%. as the manhunt in fox lake continued, commuter trains were shut down, schools on lockdown and a warning issued for residents. >> please be on the alert. anything out of the ordinary in their subdivisions, no tip is too small. we're asking for the community's help on locating anything suspicious. >>> on wall street investors are anxiously awaiting the opening bell, this after the stock market suffered its third loss of the year yesterday. the dow fill 500 points and the nasdaq fell 140. traders continue to keep their eye on china. some speculating that the explosion in tianjin last month led to economic instability. >>> a 15-year-old boy from fresno california is being evaluated at a mental health facility after police say he made threats on instagram. at his home they found an arsenal of how powigh powered w.

many residents in here knew him as g.i. joe. >> reporter: a small memorial is growing at the police station as the community mourn as loved and decorated officer. he's 26th officer killed by gunfire this year according to the officer down memorial page. four have been killed in just the last eight day. this past weekend a texas sheriff's deputy was gunned down at a gas station near houston. but overall law enforcement gunfire deaths are down compared to last year. jamie lucas, cbs news, fox lake, illinois. >>> this morning jittery wall street investors don't know what to expect. u.s. stock futures are higher despite another big selloff yesterday. in the words of one analyst, the market remains fragile. news yesterday that china's manufacturing hit a three-year low sent stocks there into another tail spin. today stocks in asia were down again. china's shanghai composite lost 0.2%. mainland china stocks have lost nearly 40% of their value since june, and japan's nikkei closed down 0.4%. hena daniels is at the new york stock excha

. >> residents here knew him as g.i. joe and remember him as someone deeply committed to fox lake. >> reporter: his death a scene that has become all too familiar. this year alone, 84 officers have been killed in the line of duty. that's up 15% compared to this time last year. >> the agencies were trying to caution their officers to be more aware of their surroundings. >> reporter: at s the manhunt in fox lake continued commuter trains were shut down, schools on lockdown and a warning issued for residents. >> please be on the

he will truly be missed by all of us. >> reporter: g.i. joe as he was known was chasing three suspicious men on foot when he was shot to death. >> he did everything by the book. and i don't know how anyone could have done this to him. >> reporter: this quiet family community, 60 miles north of chicago is on edge. schools here were closed on wednesday as the search for the officer's killer intensifies. at least 100 investigators are on the ground searching homes, railroad tracks and swampy woods but they're hampered by the limited description gliniewicz provided of the suspects. federal, state and local police say they won't rest till they find his killer. >> the community, the men and women in blue, we're going to find them. >> reporter: lieutenant gliniewicz was set to retire at month's end. >> the mayor says there's been an outpouring of support for the police department that he was so devoted to with residents dropping off supply and food. the memorial for him grows outside the police department. >>> the search is on for a gunman who fired

anna werner is in fox lake, illinois, with more about the veteran cop who was known as g.i. joe. >> what do you yell? >> reporter: this was lieutenant joe gliniewicz. >> they're going to come in. >> reporter: coaching teenaged trainees in the police explorer program. doing what this career police officer loved to do best. mayor donny schmit was a close friend. >> he was very proud of the explorer group that he championed for 30 years. just a good guy, a wonderful sense of humor. he's going to be dearly missed. >> reporter: dpli was married, the father of four sons. he worked for the department in over 40 years and was set to retire in a month. >> he was the policeman's policeman-- excuse me. he did everything by the book. and i don't know how anyone could have done this to him. >> reporter: officers in the fox lake police department are grieving while working to solve their colleague's murder. round lake park police chief george filenko commands the lake county major crime task force. >> there's no room for error in this case. everybody's got to put 110% into this. have you ever

g.i. joe. keep >> police say backup officers >>> e asian marketsvire giving mixed signals following the latest plunge on wall street. the nikkei is up more than 100 points in early trading. in china, the shanghai composite index is down nrly 100. analysts say the ongoing worries about the chinese economy are rgely to blame for today's losses here in the u.s. the dow dropped 270 points. the s&p 500 lost 58 points. falling oil prices continue to be a concern. today was the worst start to september on wall street in 13 years. >>> a growing homeless crisis has grabbed the attention of city leaders. mayor de blasio and the police commissioner acknowledged there is a problem. 56,000 people are living in shelters. an estimated 3,000 plus on the streets. despite the de blasio's administration throwing millions of d lars at the problem, it's gotten worse. >>fo homeless population has been steadily increasing. like if we had a warehouse wcore they were lwcked up then let them into the street. >> we don't

the loves a decorated officer known as g.i. joe hitting the chicago suburb community home. lieutenant joseph gliniewicz was shot tuesday morning while chasing three suspects. the manhunt includes dozens of police dogs and helicopters. he leaves behind four sons and a wife. he was going to retire next month. >>> new website was unveiled today that will give detailed information on police interaction with the public. the open justice website was launched by the california department of justice amend includes three datasets, law enforcement or officers killed or assaulted in the line of duty and death in custody and arrests and bookings. >>> a san francisco police officer is under investigation for allegedly raping a woman at her home. court documents say the two went to dinner earlier that night, then drank alcohol at her home before he allegedly raped her. >>> uc-berkeley police are looking into a woman's report she was attacked at a campus library. the woman told investigators it happened yesterday morning. so far investigators are not identifying the specific library or re

. >> reporter: while the lieutenant known as g.i. joeas laid to rest, hundreds of officers, including the fbi, atm, homeland security and the lake county sheriff's office continue analyzing tips and several surveillance videos, working to catch three suspects. >> we have images of people that we believe are subjects that we would be interested in talking to. >> reporter: investigators claim live on cnn they found a significant new piece of evidence. >> i will tell you that today our evidence technicians were at the scene once again, and they did recover a piece of significant evidence that wasn't found in the last few days. i can't reveal exactly what that is or any of the other evidence, because it's extremely relevant that we keep some of this information away from the public. >> reporter: we know there will be an update tomorrow around 12:30 involving this case. so many people hoping for more information when it comes to either the description of the suspects or maybe some lead that police have. there's a $50,000 reward involved in th

he was known as g.i. joe.nvestigators searched a corn field for two suspects after receiving a tip from a local nanny. that turned out to be a hoax and a loss of precious time. this is the community in mourning held a vigil to honor him where his wife spoke along with their four sons. >> joe was my best friend, my world, my hero. the love of my life for the last 26 1/2 years. he was my rock as much as i was his rock. every night he came home to me. my world got a little bit small her with his passing. he will truly be missed by all of us. >> nbc's kevin tibbles is joining me from fox lake, new york, and joining me from new york. kevin, are there any leads? how do they express what happened last night after this horrible hoax from this woman who said she saw some suspects? >> well, first off, andrea, they have announced they're going to have a news conference in about an hour. but up until this point it's anyone's guess as to who these suspects are. they don't really even have any description as to who they are

someone who served here for 32 years, a guy known to many as g.i. joe, a father of four who had deep connections to the community. there are a lot of people who showed up on the side of the road with their signs, giving support to this officer. but right now they are still intensely looking for those three suspects. we have seen extra k-9 units, equestrian units. this heat is taking a massive toll on a lot of people. if you think about all the gear these officers carry going through the woodline for most of the day, you can understand how tired they are and the idea that they are searching for people responsible for killing one of their own, a brother, and maybe about a half mile from my location, is where the shooting happened. officers are checking the area to see if there's been a digital dump in the area. but you have to remember, there's water around here, there's marsh around here. and there are residential homes all throughout this area. some of them that are not occupied. anderson? >> and i just want to remind our viewers what they're looking at

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nicknamed g.i. joe the husband and father of hour is well-known to his community. his killers are still on the loose. a key piece of evidence was found at that scene. >>> rescuers in mississippi pulled a boy aip his dog from a well. they were walking when they fell down a deep hole 70 miles south of jackson. it took rescue workers three hours because he didn't know how to attach a rescue rope to himself. the boy and dog were dehydrated. >>> ttere are 22 west nile cases. rescuers say there are about the same cases reported each year. they report that most never develop symptoms. >>> if your teen is tired, you may want to put down the smartphones at night. w research has found that that light could lower levels in children. a study found they had a 37% drop in melatonin when disposed one hour before bed. the study doesn't prove that the light causes adolescents to get less sleep but it may interfere rhythms and keep kids up later. >>> and freshman 15, the pounds put on by students in the first year of college. now, we know why. we looked at their data and they found

his nickname was g.i. joe. moments ago, that chilling new clue of the officer's final call. abc's gio benitez outside chicago tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the suspects still at large. new audio appears to capture gliniewicz's last call from this isolated back road. it all started just before 8:00 a.m. tuesday. lieutenant gliniewicz reported seeing the three suspicious men. gliniewicz says he is pursuing them on foot into a swamp area and moments later calls for back-up. >> send everyone you possibly can. officer is down. >> reporter: the shooting launching this massive manhunt from the air and from the ground. canine units and s.w.a.t. teams. investigators are now turning to the evidence. in fact, right here at the crime scene you can see them searching for any clues, the lead investigator saying they will turn over every leaf in this desolate swampy area. that desolation makes surveillance video a challenge, so police are hoping nearby businesses and homes have cameras. around town, makeshift memorials for gliniewicz, a married father of four who was preparing to retire l

. >> residents in here knew him as g.i. joe and remember him as someone deeply committed to fox lake. >> reporter: his death a scene that has become all too familiar. this year alone 84 officers have been killed in the line of duty. that's up 15% compared to this time last year. >> many in law enforcement really feel like they're in greater danger now. >> reporter: as the manhunt in fox lake continued, commuter trains were shut down. schools on lockdown. and a warning issued for residents. >> please be on the alert. anything out of the ordinary. anything they're not used to seeing in their subdivision. no tip is too small and we're asking for the community's help on locating anything suspicious. >> reporter: tonight in this normally quiet community a massive police presence as the search goes on. in the air the buzz of helicopters. this is a community on lockdown and on edge. lester? >> john yang tonight from illinois. thank you. >>> a surprising announcement today from pope francis, who continues to make waves with his stances

last night think remembered and honored gliniewicz who was known as "g.i. joe." his wife speaking about his publicly for the very first time. >> joe was my best friend in my world, my hero, the love of my life for the last 26 1/2 years. he was my rock as much as i was his rock. >> reporter: gliniewicz leaves behind four sons. he was planning to retire at the end of this month. at that vigil last night, the mayor of fox lake said he'll miss gliniewicz daily comments especially the one in which he reported being vertical and caffeinated. >>> a new video raises questions about the so-called hands up shooting in texas. in the first video, the suspect gilbert flores appears to have his arms raised in the air before sheriff's deputies shot and killed him. a second video has not been made public but reported appears to show something possibly a knife in flores' hand. that video has been sent to a state crime lab for analysis. court records show flores asked police to kill him before and during an arrest in 1999. >> the justice department releasing a final report on the p

nicknamed g.i. joe. the father of four was beloved in the community. the search continues for three suspects in the case. police have released few details but say they've recovered a key piece of evidence at the crime scene. >>> the nypd released surveillance video of a woman robbing at least two people at knifepoint. take a good look. on august 15th in the afternoon, police say she allegedly attacked the first victim inside an elevator. this is in the concourse section. the second victim was robbed two days later also in the afternoon at a building in mt. eden. if you recognize the woman, give the nypd a call. >>> a long island family is living in fear after waking up in the middle of the night to this. both of their family cars going up in flames. police confirm someone set their cars on fire intention ll. greg cergol has more. >> couldn't hide her emotions. fires damaged her family vehicles and the mother of threes sense of security. >> my kids start crying when they saw what was going on. >> reporter: the pre-dawn fires were captured a by neighbor'

he was low known in the community's g.i. joe for his tattoos and shaved heads and he was a mentor for you leading the local police to explore his club. >>> he served the village of fox lake for 30 years and he was loved and embrace by the community and not only the village of fox lake but the surrounding community as well. >> the 52-year-old officer ms. behind a wife and four sons who was planning to retire at the end of this month. the manhunt continues with a -- for the three people want -- wanted in the case and -- he was chasing the three men just before communication was lost backup officers arrived minutes later and they found him shot and there are only vague descriptions off -- of the three individuals and investigators are hoping to gather more clues from the new surveillance video that has surfaced from a -- home near the area where the officer was killed. >>> las vegas police officer is recovering after being shot in the hand during an ambush police had happened yesterday while two officers were on their way to a dist

. >> he was known as g.i. joe. lieutenant was shot while chasing three suspects on foot. federal state and local officers are on case. back-up officers found him dead yesterday. his revolver and other gear gone. he was planning on retiring this month after 30 years on the job. >>> six officers charged in the death of an african-american man in baltimore will be charged separately. freddy grey, 26 years old, died of a spinal cord injury last april. charges go from assault to second degree murder. the assault refused to take the prosecutor off the case. prosecutors claiming she unjustly spoke out against the officers. grey's death kicked off days of protests and riots. >> today the president locked down all of the votes he needs for the iran nuclear deal to survive in the gop controlled senate. senator of maryland became the 4th 4 34th to support the agreement. that gave it enough to override any vote to kill the accord. it is widely opposed by most republicans and a number of democrats who believe the united states made too many concessions to iran. >> coming up, uber driv

many recall how the lean military veteran nicknamed g.i. joe touched their lives. >> we train and we train hard. >> reporter: for 30 years he mentored others, posting videos of exercises on facebook. >> he was the policeman's policeman. excuse me. he did everything by the book. >> reporter: at the fox lake police department now draped in black, 11-year-old lily johnson lives on a street gliniewicz patrolled. >> he would always be on our street and always stop and say hi to us. he was a really great guy. >> reporter: gliniewicz was set to retire at the end of last month but the police chief talked him into staying one month more. tonight people here in fox lake are gathering for a vigil in his memory. lester? >> john yang tonight thank you. >>> new developments tonight in the case of freddy gray, the baltimore man who died from a spinal injury in police custody in april. judge ruled all officers will get separate trials. none appeared in court today though protests took place outside. the judge denied one motion to dismiss the charges and anothe

death of this man, long time fox lake illinois lieutenant joseph gliniewicz known around town as g.i. joe. they've been looking for three men blamed for his death. local schools closed today as the hunt intensifies. abc's bazi kanani with details. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. tees descend on a suburban neighborhood, armed police moving through the streets on rooftops and in backyards with canines. >> send everybody you possibly can. officer is down. >> reporter: the massive manhunt continues this morning for three armed suspects after veteran police officer joe gliniewicz was gunned down. the attack just before a.m. tuesday when gliniewicz reported seeing three suspicious people in an industrial part of fox lake, illinois, about 60 miles north of chicago. police last heard from gliniewicz when he radioed to say he was chasing them. >> male white and a male black fled from scene taking the officer's sidearm and pepper spray, shots were fired. >> reporter: gliniewicz was a 32-year veteran of the force just weeks from retirement. a father of four. >> tonight not only did fox lake lose a family memb

police department where lieutenant gliniewicz dedicated 30 years to a community that called him g.i. joe. investigators continue to review what they call crucial evidence. surveillance footage obtained from homes and businesses near the crime scene. and elaine, even though there have been no arrests made yet, investigators are now hoping a 50,000 dollar reward he will lead them to the suspects. >> quijano: david begnaud reporting from ant yok, illinois. david, thank you. >> a selfie showing a simple act of kindness has gone viral. you may recall houston sheriff deputy dar again goforth was shot and killed last month at a gas stationment well, this is harris county deputy tommy kelly with 16-year-old mckinley. the teen asked if he could watch her back as she refueled her patrol car. >> tonight the football season is over for two high school players in texas. and they could be looking at criminal charges after blindsiding a referee under the friday night lights. omar villafranca says the episode was captured on video. >> reporter: there was just one minute left when the game's most brutal

. >> we lost a family member, many residents knew him as g.i. joe and remember him as someone committed to fox late, to the the profession and his fellow officers. >> gliniewicz is father of four sons. he was with the fox lake police department for more than 30 years. >>> a kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same sex marriage licenses despite a ruling from the u.s. supreme court, she's being called to a federal hearing this thursday. the defiant clerk was caught on camera, refusing to budge. >> why are you not issuing marriage licenses today. >> because i'm not. >> under what authority are you not issuing marriage licenses. >> ken davis says she will not go against her christian beliefs. david moore more and david urman were denied a will be. this is fourth time davis has turn them away. >> it is law now. i have beliefs too but would i never impose my beliefs on somebody else's rights. >> davis could face jail time for refusing to comply with the the law. she says she's aware of the consequences. >>> 4:39. a fun raising web site to help a fr

the father of four, nicknamed g.i. joe on the force found dead one week ago. police now say dna from the crime scene does not match his dna. they're now comparing that sample to fbi data bases and swabs from 50 people in the area. and a major headline about that surveillance tape showing three men, officials tonight saying all three men have been interviewed and ruled out as suspects. >>> we turn now to baltimore, the new headline in the freeddie gray case. his spine nearly fivered after being thrown in the back of a police van. tonight, gray's family reaching a sentive $6.4 million wrongful death settlement with the city. six police officers are facing criminal charges in gray's death. >>> we're going to turn now to the extreme heat from coast to coast, just as millions head back to school. and look at the map tonight. a heat wave brewing not only in the east, but triple digits in the west, as well. and schools in baltimore and in connecticut tonight, sending children home early. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking this and you said

the 30-year veteran and father of four was affectionately nope in the community as g.i. joe. police say just before 8:00 this morning, gliniewicz radioed in that he was in a foot chase involve threeg suspicious suspects, describing them as two white males and one black male. >> when our first responding backup units arrived at the scene, they located lieutenant gliniewicz injured with a gunshot wound. >> reporter: fox lake mayor donny schmit says the community is devastated. >> not only did fox lake lose a family member. i lost a very dear friend. understandably, our officers are having a very difficult day today. >> reporter: parents had to pick their children up from school this afternoon, and residents are being warned to call nine 11 if they see anything suspicious. scott, many of the officers searching for those suspects were friends of gliniewicz. >> pelley: anna werner in fox lake, illinois, for us this evening. ana, thank you. the danger of law enforcement is one reason that 80% of this country's police departments are having trouble recruiting. jeff pegues has been l

his nickname on the force, g.i. joe. police are going door to door, schools have been on lockdown. tonight comes word they are studying a new piece of video. abc's gio benitez outside chicago with what could be a crucial clue. >> reporter: tonight, detectives going door to door following new leads in the dramatic search for the three men police believe skilled lieutenant joe gliniewicz, saying they've obtained crucial video. >> we have retrieved as late as last night what we believe to be some significant video. >> reporter: that video coming from a home near the area where 52-year-old officer was shot and found dead. the lieutenant was shot way down there. in his last recorded call, he said he was chasing two white men and one black man. they could've run across this field over these railroad tracks and riefth into the view of a home surveillance camera right into this neighborhood. >> there is a good probability that they are still somewhere in >> reporter: tensions are high here. overnight, a woman made a false report that she saw two men running. helicopters were launched and 1