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still following the man hunt in northern illinois.was shot and stripped of his weapon after pursuing three male suspects. fraternal order of police leaves a message. this is a very real danger that all law enforcement officials knowingly face every day when they put on the badge and go out to protect all of us. pledge to honor his memory by continuing to protect and serve the citizens of illinois and hope those responsible can be quickly apprehended without further bloodshed and brought to justice. let's bring back eugene o'donnell, and anthony roman. and clint van zandt. eugene, how does this search change as nightfalls? >> well it is, again, it is a resource issue. the resources are on the ground and as alluded to, you are going to see night vision goggles and high-tech equipment. the aerial assets are going to be used also. it is establishing a perimeter and essentially waiting these people out. the crucial thing here is not to -- if they are located to undertake a very careful, cautious and deliberate approach so that police peopl

illinois has been extremely hard hit. it's changing but there's been a big change in the landscape there. yeah and this is happening across the u.s. but i gotta say what i really love about this story is there's a bit of a twist. >> so, there is. i don't want to give anything away so lets go about 90 miles outside of chicago where they are bringing back a little piece of history. >> it's kind of a big piece of history. >> ok a big piece of history. >> it's a good one. >> you are looking at a 35-hundred acre experiment in a growing field known as "restoration ecology." this is the nachusa grasslands preserve in franklin grove, illinois, 90 miles west of chicago, where the nature conservancy is rolling back time, 200 years, to restore a tall grass prairie that was almost extinct. >> we are in the prairie state yet ironically we have such little of it left. at the time of european settlement about 2-thirds of the state, some 20-25 million acres of the state was tall grass prairie. we have less than one one-hundredth of one p

we're still continuing to cover the manhunt in fox lake, illinois.ut while we do that, let's get some perspective from a city facing the rising murder rates, joining me now, sam dodson, the chief of the st. louis police department. chief dodson, before we get to the uptick in murders including in st. louis, what do you think, what do you make of the scenes we're seeing right now in fox lake? >> all across the country in houston this weekend we saw how dangerous police work is. and sheriffs gunned down at a gas station, an officer doing his job, confronting two or three individuals. it's a very dangerous job out there, people are willing to use force against police officers. i worry about my officers every day. >> in st. louis, as you know, better than i, 136 people have been killed so far this year. last year this number was 85. an almost 65% rise. why do you think that's going on? >> there are a couple things, it's the availability of guns, the lack of outcomes in a court system that we're seeing, and young people that have lost some social skills a

a massive manhunt under way outside of chicago, illinois.ccording to a law enforcement source. and three suspects are on the run. >> send everybody you possibly can. officer is down. >> residents are being told to stay inside. schools are on lockdown and police units in the air and the ground and using canine teams, there are reports of officer stripped of his gun and mace. the three suspects are considered armed and dangerous. the fbi, u.s. marshals and regional s.w.a.t. teams are on the hunt. this is ongoing from about most of the morning there. joining me now on the phone is phil rogers, a reporter with affiliate wmaq. thank you for making the time. >> thank you, luke. >> around 8:15 central time, the police officer apparently came across three suspects that were at a building that had to do with cement company. said that he was investigating suspicious behavior. then radioed for backup at some point. he was no longer in contactit

again we are waiting on this news conference in lake county illinois. the man hunt continues for three suspects after a police officer was killed in broad daylight there. again, lake county roughly 60 miles northwest of chicago. equidistant between chicago and milwaukee, wisconsin. we've got to take a quick break. much more on this breaking news right after this. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost®. behold, these are two can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the

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in a town in illinois.ve reports from the scene. >>> see who's feeling the pressure now. >>> game change, rules for next republican presidential debate have been rewritten. all but guaranteeing a spot for one particular candidate. 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early" the show that firmly believes rules are meant to be broken. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, september 2. we begin in fox lake illinois, north of chicago where a massive man hunt is underway for three men suspected of killing a police officer in that town. lieutenant gliniewicz sent word out on radio he was pursuing three men on foot, two white men and one black men before he was shot and stripped of his gun and pepper spray. our correspondent has the latest from illinois. >> reporter: good morning to you. coming up on 24 hours, three fugitive ts on the run. two white men, one black ma

this is fox lake, illinois. this is a community i'm told that people have second homes, a wooded area. deb, let me turn to you. we have determined that fox lake police officer killed was a 32-year veteran of the force. >> yeah, absolutely. so this is man who knew how to police. knew what the protocol was in terms of giving chase to an individual and it appears that at about 8:00 this morning, he encountered three people. it's not clear whether he stopped them, whether he saw them and then began the chase. but he did basically begin running after them. he radioed dispatch. dispatch knew that this was going on. and then communications ended. it's not clear if he fired his weapon or if the suspects fired theirs first. we do know that authorities are looking for -- well, three individuals. two of them white. one of them black. they are believed to be armed and they clearly are believed to be dangerous. now, this happened right -- you can see the major highway there. that is u.s. 12. u.s. 12 essentially runs through

shimkus: i recognize the member from illinois, mr. ahood. mr. lahood: thank you, speaker boehner for swearing me in today and it is a true honor to be here and i'm humbled to be part of this body and thank my colleagues, congressman shimkus and the rest of the illinois delegation for being here today. i look forward to working with them and being a productive member of this body. and i would like to say i want to thank my constituents that voted for me in this special election. we worked hard in this race and proud to be entrusted with the responsibility that 710,000 people gave me in my district in illinois. and proud of that district and proud of my record in the state senate. and i look forward to bringing the values that i have had in illinois to this body. and i also want to thank my family, the family are the pride nd joy of who imand my three boys, mckay who is 13 and teddy who is eight and lucas and my wife. risten, please stand up. and i guess would just say that i look forward to working hard in this body to meeting my colleagues and d

give us a little layout of this area north of illinois. this is a place where people i understand have second homes, it is heavily wooded, rural. fox lake. there are a lot of lakes up there. there's rail access, route 12 from the metropolis of chicago. when's law enforcement looking at in this hour in terms of trying to find the individuals? >> unfortunately, they're looking at a lot of places where people can hide but don't mistake this for being out in the middle of the country. fox lake is a commuter bedroom community. it's about 59 miles northwest of chicago. ten miles south of the wisconsin border. adjoining an area called the chain of lakes, a big resort area where folks from chicago like to go to do boating and fishing on the weekend. it is a very familiar area to a lot of people and a lot of tiny communities kind of blur together out there with the woods intermingled between them. so police have the challenge out there right now of knowing that there are a lot of forests out there where people could be concealed. only thing we know

county, illinois. he's a former executive director of the illinois fatherhood initiative, and frank now lives in texas. let's have a round of applause for frank. [ applause ] the man who i guess made part of frank's life possible, former congressman paul findley. born in jacksonville and living in jacksonville today, paul is a graduate of illinois college, served in the u.s. navy in the pacific as a lieutenant from '43 to 1946. elected to the u.s. house of representatives in 1960, served through 1982. member of the u.s. delegation for the north atlantic assembly from 1965 to 1970. appointed to the board of international food and agricultural development from 1983 to 1994 and author of the 2004 book "abraham lincoln, the crucible of congress" named one of the top 100 books for students of lincoln history. paul findley. [ applause ] and our moderator, who will soon be taking my place up here, michael espozito has 28 years experience with the chicago tribune. he joined the tribune as a copy clerk in 1987

we have the illinois college president with us. [applause] before i introduce our panelists, i want to explain how we are going to be doing this. we have a panel led by a moderator and for about 20 minutes or so, then a q&a afterwards. think about questions to ask. we have microphones on either side and when the time comes, we would ask you to step up to the mic. frank mitchell. we will hear more about his service as a page and higher. as a again a career reporter in his hometown newspaper and then join a tv station in many app was inserted his own public relations firm concentrating on communications and government. he has worked with the illinois attorney general and strober county hospital. he is a former executive director of the illinois fatherhood initiative. but have a round of applause for frank. [applause] man who made part of fred's life possible, former congressman paul finley -- paul dley. born in jacksonville and living in jacksonville today, he's a college of illinois a and was a lieutenant in the navy and elected to

he is in fox lake, illinois.reporter: we're outside the police department, that 17 minute time line will be important as they start to analyze the video they're going through. the surveillance video we talked to several store owners about yesterday. you can see the outpouring from the community here, pictures they have come forward with. several people taking this to heart. tonight, three suspected cop killers are loose after he radioed into dispatch tuesday. minutes later, one of the suspects flees the scene as the lieutenant calls for backup. the officer did not answer repeated check calls from dispatch. a second officer arrived on scene, found him wounded. as officers race to the scene, hoping to find those responsible. >> all units responding to officer down fox lake. suspect considered armed and dangerous. >> male white and male black that fled from scenario taking the officer's side arm and pepper spray. >> reporter: the town is saddened and stunned to learn about the death of a man some called gi joe. >> h

we have a report from fox lake, illinois. >> reporter: schools are empty near fox lake, illinois today and flags are lowered as police search for three men accused of killing one of their own. many students learn of the shooting and can killing of lieutenant charles gliniewicz while on lockdown. >> my heart just dropped. >> reporter: gliniewicz was shot dead while pursuing three suspicious men on foot. so far a massive manhunt involving hundreds of officers, helicopters and dozens of police dogs has come up empty. police want residents to be on the lookout for the suspects described as two white men and one black. >> we continue to check for suspicious activity. we want the fox lake community to know that they're safe and we're out there. >> reporter: lieutenant gliniewicz was with the department for three decades and was a mentor to young people who wanted to become police officers. >> especially after things like this, it will definitely make me push myself more to become a police officer. >> reporter: does it make you a little nervous, your hero? >> not at all. >> reporter: lieutena

more breaking news out of fox lake, illinois.ut an hour north of chicago where a manhunt is under way after a police officer was shot. wmaq reporter phil rogers joins me now by phone. phil, what do we know now about the people there looking for him, the condition of the police officer? >> reporter: andrea, we are getting a report from up in that region from a law enforcement source that the officer has now died. what happened was this was at about 8:15 this morning chicago time. fox lake is a commuter community about 59 miles northwest of chicago. somehow the. offenders reported by got the drop on the officer. he was shot. and the all call message went out that the officer's weapon and pepper spray had been taken by two individuals, a male black and a male white. they locked down all of the schools in the area because the offenders were believed to be on foot. what is really a fairly rural area. another report went out about 15 minutes later that possibly a third offender and possibly a woman was also being sought, but that was v

you moved to indiana and then illinois. indiana is a federal territory.e union is giving birth to the states in the midwest and the old northwest like illinois and indiana. you -- when you moved to indiana it is not a state yet. you are an american. so that is one idea. what were its policies? good land surveys. you are farming the land for someone else claims title to it. you're squatting on land. you cannot really defend your claim unless you go hundreds of miles away and hire a lawyer. good, federal land surveys and the commitment to public education and infrastructure which will lead to the land-grant act. lincoln wanted to connect america east to west with the transcontinental railroad. it is a very illinois' interview of the world. very much a product of the midwest. in the backbone of the union army in the civil war comes from the old northwest. ohio, sherman, grant, illinois, and finally this land in the old northwest is free soil, free soil because of the northwest ordinance adopted even before the constitution comes into existence. the language

. >> all because of the shooting 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 d

adrian arrington's career at eastern illinois university did not lead to the nfl. in fact, due to his health problems, adrian can't hold down a job at all. >> did they teach you to hit safely? >> in college, i never had no drills in like, where you had a form tackling. stuff like that. >> did they ever talk to you about how to hit people safely? >> after my concussion, i never had anyone tell me 'adrian, you gotta stop hitting like this.' >> noel lucero met adrian in college, when his concussions began to trigger seizures. >> to be honest i don't even remember the first time because there's been so many, but he had one in our bed, and at the time we had nightstands on either side, and he fell off and hit his shoulder on the nightstand, and his head was banging on the nightstand while he's having the seizure, so i'm moving everything out of the way, and just trying to put towels under his head, and he had bit his lip so he's bleeding. >> adrian is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit seeking damages from the ncaa. he owes more than $100,000 in medical bills.

lottery but illinois cannot pay out jackpots higher than $25,000. not. and more with the senior fellow of the heritage foundation. and jillian, what happened? how did this happen? >> well, they've been in a budget negotiation for about four months. and the union legislature and basically until they work out a budget, they can't write these. you can be the luckiest person in the world, and illinois is still going to screw you over charles: in this, though, something that would resonate with regular folks that, hey, this state is in a lot of trouble. i don't know how they ever ultimately not go belly up in some form or facing. >> yeah. it's the blue state blues. by the way, this is my home state, i grew up in the chicago area. it's a mess, by the way, vendors haven't been paid who are owed money from the state for three or four months, they're continuously behind, they owe about $6 billion. and i talked to them earlier this week. and she told me one out of every $3 in the state of illinois right now goes for pensions. it's not going for the services t

police in illinois provideing an update on three suspects in a murder in fox lake, illinois of an officerthe lieutenant was shot and killed as he chased after the suspects. he was laid to rest yesterday. we'll update the now's conference and watch out for any news about the suspects that remain quite frankly a bit of a mystery. in illinois another police department is on edge. >> police departmentses in nevada and colorado are taking steps to protect their own, rolling out officers only in pairs and not allowing anyone to respond to calls by themselves. there is a 911 call that prompted a response. >> it's time to let you know, we are no longer playing around with the police departments. we this will go from the sheriff's department. you guys are evicting innocent people. let us catch you by yourself and it's shots fired. >> that came in to a urora police department. while threats are expected. but rare to get shots fired at police. officers were shot at after being called to the scene. they will not say if the 911 call and incident are related. in las vegas this weekend, two officers wer

. >>> new leads in the search for three men suspected of killing an illinois police officer. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. big news in the republican primary race and big moment for donald trump here in new york city today. the gop frontrunner and all of the republican candidates asked to sign a loyalty pledge vowing support for the eventual nominee while ruling out a third party run. this is a pledge trump has rejected in the past, but today, he will meet with reince priebus here in new york. all signs indicate trump will sign the document. trump will hold a news conference at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. this is not enforceable. he can sign the pledge and go back on it later. >> is this normal you have the party to sign an oath? >> the national party, yes, across the board. again, there is no way to enforce it. >> nontroversy. >>> trump and bush are escalating their feud. trump telling bright bart news i like jeb, he's a nice man, but he should set the example by speaking english while in the united states. the former florida

this time in illinois. in pennsylvania a female officer assaulted and then thrown over an embankment, and if it's not violence, it's violent rhetoric, and social media messages suggesting cops might deserve it. this in ferguson, missouri, a picture of a roasted pig wearing a top hat and officer darren wilson's name on it. how can the brave men and women we pray to protect us do their job if they're under attack? hi, everyone. i'm eric. welcome to "cashin in. our crew this week wayne rogers, swron than, militia fields. also joining us juan williams and jessica. welcome, everybody. surprise, surprise, a new report this week says police recruitment numbers are down big in some big cities. now, michelle, are we starting to see the affect of the war on cops? >> we have a war going on here in our streets against the very people who risk their lives to protect us, and what's happening is a lot of these police officers feel as though they can't do their jobs. they're not thinking about the issue and situation at ha

that was ryan young for us reporting from fox lake, illinois. at least seven school districts in the area have cancelled classes today because of that manhunt. >>> new escalation this morning between the feud between donald trump and jeb bush. each republican candidates launching new social media attacks aimed at the other. a new bush web video and trump as a late conservatism and trump responds in kind, slamming jeb bush as a dynasty candidate, not unlike hillary clinton. cnn political reporter sara murray hat latest for us from washington. >> reporter: good morning, christine and john. the attacks are really heating up now between donald trump and jeb bush. jeb bush really kicking it off yesterday when he released a video using donald trump's own words to paint the front-runner as a liberal. >> do you like representing the united states in a deal with iran, with this regime? >> i think hillary would do a good job. hillary clinton, i think, is a terrific woman. i'm a little biased because i've known her for years. i know her very well. she is v

let's go to fox lake, illinois.rter: they are keeping tight lived 23 hours later. three fugitives still on the run. two white men, one black man armed and dangerous. schools are closed. the two mile perimeter that they had up yesterday with the resources and armed personnel, that has come down. right now they are focused on the sheriff's department, state police and lake county police here focusing on saturating this area, looking for these three men. here's the detective and he had more to say about what they are doing today. >> we're asking residents in the fox lake area to please be on the alert if they see anything suspicious to dial 911 immediately. anything out of the ordinary and anything they are not used to seeing in their subdivisions. no tip is too small. we're asking for the community's help on locating anything suspicious. >> now the slain officer, lieutenant charles gliniewicz, a 30-year veteran is expected to retire in one month but decided to stay on. a married father of four, someone who trained oth

i remember many years ago and when we were debating this issue a woman from illinois was found. from the town of naperville and in 1996 she told me a harrowing story of how legislation, like ou the billts before us, would have impacted her. she learned late in her pregnancy that the child she was carrying could not survive outside of the womb and the baby was diagnosed with nine majorher anomalies including a fluidad oh filled cranium with no brain tissue. sadly she also hadio underlying. medical conditions thatpregnanct complicated her pregnancy even e more. doctors were concerned if she went through the pregnancy at s ced that point she would run the - risk of never having another baby. with tears in her eyes told me how she and her husband agonized over the news and eventually decided that it was best for them and their other children tt terminate that pregnancy. if this bill before us today,he, the 20 week abortion ban had ito been the law oulf the land bac then, it would have jeopardized8 an endangered her health.ater while some 18 years later sheck seems have to see me. an

. >>> hello again, the manhunt continues, for three people wanted in a shooting death of an illinois police officer, we are live with the latest. legal proceedings are met with protests in baltimore as the criminal case against six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray gets underway. sharrie williams has the details. >>> and down but not out, it's not just a gambling town nora muchanic takes us there, an all out search continues for three people wanted in connection of a murder of a fox lake illinois police officer, veteran officer, charlesniewicz was gunned down. marcy gonzales is live with the latest. >> reporter: rick investigators are concentrating their efforts in that small town north of chicago but telling police departments around the country to keep an eye out, but they admit they don't know who these killers are or where they might be. >> today the manhunt expanding and officers trying to track down the gunman that killed one of their own, as residents in the small illinois town of fox lake anxiously wait for their capture. >> i am honestly shaking. >> lieute

i remember meeting many years ago a woman from illinois, from the town of napierville. in 1996 she told me a harrowing story of how legislation like the bill before us would have impacted her. she learned late in her pregnancy that the child she was carrying could not survive outside the womb. her doctors diagnosed her bane -- diagnosed her baby with at least nine anomalies, including her cranium being filled with no brain tissue. she also had other complicatio complications. doctors were concerned that if she went through with the pregnancy at that point, she ran the risk of never having another baby. with tears in her eyes, she told me how she and her husband ago niced over the news -- ag agonid over the news and how she and her husband determined it was best to terminate that pregnancy. if this law had been the law back then, sadly, it would have jeopardized her health. well, 1 years late 18 years late back to see me p . i learned that that was her decision. soon after, she came pregnant again. this time she was thankful to give birth to a healthy baby boy. when she

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 exchange with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. driven as they have been by problems in china, stocks here on wall street have started the day sharply lower and never recovered. the major indices closed down about 3%. the dow jones industrial sank 469 points. the s&p 500 lost 58 points, and the nasdaq composite finish dound 140 points. and it wuchbt just news from china that sent stocks here into the downward spiral. news from the sector slowed last month to its weakest in two yearsed aed to that uncertainty. >> i

the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: madam president, wednesday night is the deadline. on wednesday night the authority of the government of the united states to do business ends. the funding for our government ends. it's a scary time. we don't want that to happen. most of us, because we know it's catastrophic. there will be people who will suffer if we fail to do our job. now this isn't the first time we've been up against a deadline. we've faced it before. and many times we have to buy a little extra time to negotiate the budget. that's understandable. in this circumstance, though, we actually have announced candidates for presidency of the united states who are calling for a government shutdown. what happens when our government shuts down? well, it's pretty obvious. agencies stop doing business as usual. what we find is that the impact, though, goes far beyond just that simple statement. i went back to illinois this last weekend, and i took a visit to scott air force base. it's the largest single employer in t

damaging winds, hail, and heavy rain is possible from kansas to illinois. flash floods are also a possibility. a severe thunderstorm watch is posted in parts of nebraska, iowa, and minnesota. >>> and overnight severe thunder and lightning storms moved from nebraska to minnesota. >>> some tainted salmonella cucumbers are being blamed. they're calling its limited brand cucumbers. 285 infections have been reported in 27 states. 53 people had to go to the hospital. the bacteria killed a 99-year-old california woman. >>> hillary clinton campaigns in iowa and illinois and she's ready to take on a rb opposition but a just released poll says hillary has to first worry about a fellow democrat. bernie sanders now leads in new hampshire and is getting closer in iowa. a new poll shows he surged ahead of hillary clinton there for the first time. if the presidential election were held today, sanders would beat clinton 41% to 32%. if vice president joe biden was in the state the same survey shows him in third place with 16%. in iowa, clinton's 24-point lead in july has be

we begin with that investigators into the killing of an illinois police officers. rosa flores is in the community of fox lake. rosa? >> reporter: good afternoon. we are learning new details about the information that police have that investigators have been gathering, but let me tell you something, investigators here having very tight-lipped about a lot of the details that they do have regarding the three suspects that are the cop killers in this case. the wanted men that they believe killed lieutenant gliniewicz. now, here is what we know. they have what we call golden nuggets, pieces of video that they believe piece together what happened before and after the killing, because here's the deal -- they don't have video of the actual crime happening. it's like putting a puzzle together, knowing that some of those pieces are missing. now we are also learning more about the officer's weapon. the investigator confirming that indeed the weapon that was recovered from the scene is the officer's weapon, and he tells us more. take a listen. >> all i can tell you is it was f

lincoln, when he he was a state legislator in illinois which, i'm from illinois, was the most racist statement in the north at the time. lincoln is a state legislator in the 1930s. he proposed in the illinois state legislator a bill for emancipation in the district of columbia. that was the most forward thinking thing that you could do at the time. while it's true that he evolved that he grew, he deepened, his thoughts in response to events and circumstances and reading in his own experiences, he was always antislavery. in slavery. in 1858, before he was president and his house divided, in his house divided speech, he said he is determined to put slavery on the course of ultimate distinction. began in 1854 with his speeches in springfield and peoria and they're very explicit about slavery. if slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong lincoln was also a politician. he had very difficult circumstances. he. he had to cope with this. of course after his death and after reconstruction there was a whole lost cause movement and the southerners and i think don could speak to this some other tim

it has now been four days since a police lieutenant was gunned down in northern illinois by three mene was chasing on foot. 200 law enforcement officers are hunting for the suspects, and david begnaud is in fox lake, illinois. , david, i understand the lieutenant's gun has now been found. >> reporter: jim, it was. lieutenant charles gliniewicz's gun was found at the scene right near where his body was found. we're told it is a significant development in the case and could be used down the road in terms of prosecution. the big question is was it the weapon that was used to kill him? that question has not been answered. >> axelrod: several videos are being analyzed by the f.b.i. presently. what do we know about what those videos may show? >> we know that one of the videos came from a homeowner in the vicinity of where the lieutenant was killed, and we have heard from a source who's told cbs news that the time stamp on one of the videos makes sense. as to whether it captured the-- captures the suspects before or after the shooting, that part is unclear. what investigators are hoping righ