c0006 - robert ike - city was, i don't think anybody saw this coming. 822 chesapeake city councilman -- and retired chesapeake police officer -- robert ike -- says word of a family's tragedy members of law enforcement thursday. police say 50-year-old todd dooley -- and four other members of his family -- died at the hands of his son. c0006 - robert ike - city council member, retired chesapeake police officer 621 i hate to think that this fashion, is just, is just tragic. 633 ike says dooley retired from the police department just two months ago. he joined the force after ike left. c0006 - robert ike - retired chesapeake police officer 607 i knew him socially through the fraternal order of police and other police events. 612 he was a great officer, well-respected among his peers, known as a rock solid back-up when you needed one. 620 dooley was also an active member of law enforcement united -- a charity which helps children of police killed in the line of duty. they have an annual bicycle ride from chesapeake to dc. today chaplain shared on social media -- "the one thing about todd,

c0008 - robert ike jr. - chesapeake city council 2544 as a former police officer, here in going on in our city. 2550 i am kind of surprised that was going on, basically under everybody's nose 2554 i'm glad we're ferreting it out and getting it out of chesapeake 2558 chesapeake city councilman robert ike says a church pastor and a planning commission member approached him about strengthening city ordinances last year. c0008 - robert ike jr. - chesapeake city council 2343 we all met with city atty and the police chief and we crafted some code, which would make it a little more easy to prosecute and to prevent this type of activity in our city 2356 there is no evidence at this time that the massage parlors are related or that they are part of some kind of ring. the 14 women face different charges -- which are all listed on our website. erin kelly, 10 on your side. tonight - a navy base in san diego is slowly returning to normal after a terrible scare. the entire medical center went into lockdown after someone reported hearing gunshots. it lasted much of the day, and we have word of new d

we spoke to chespeake city councilman robert ike, who also retired from the department. he says dooley served his community for more than 20 years. he was well-respected, and known as rock-solid backup when you needed it. robert ike - retired chesapeake police "as a former police officer, i can only imagine what the community, the police community in chesapeake is going through right now. the sadness, the loss, the brutal reality of this, is so sad." on social media, friends and colleagues are sharing photos of the chesapeake police badge shrouded in black. now police are left with the most puzzling part of this tragedy- why it happened. and you can count on us to stay on top of every aspect of this investigation. we have extended coverage right now on wavy-dot-com. there you'll find more about the victims, photos from the crime scene, and reaction from the community. still ahead, shipyard work. how the navy's change in schedule could help bring back some stability to our local shipyards. a navy commander is in big trouble this morning. what he admitted to doing in excha

we spoke to chespeake city councilman robert ike, who also retired from the department. he says dooley served his community for more than 20 years. he was well-respected, and known as rock-solid backup when you needed it. robert ike - retired chesapeake police officer, chesapeake city council member "as a former police officer, i can only imagine what the community, the police brutal reality of this, is so sad." on social media, friends and colleagues are sharing photos of the chesapeake police badge shrouded in black. now we turn to the shocking crime. let's take you through the time line of events. chesapeake police say this all started wednesday at around 3:30 in the afternoon. that's when officers went to check todd dooley's home on wildwood road. they found his son 22-year-old landon shot to death . then wednesday evening their investigation led them to this home on george washington highway. here officers began their standoff with the suspected gunman 26-year-old cameron dooley. after several hours of trying to negotiate with him, officers entered the home around 2

we spoke to chespeake city councilman robert ike, who also retired from the department. he says dooley served his community for more than 20 years. he was well-respected, and it. robert ike - retired chesapeake police officer, chesapeake city council member "as a former police officer, i can only imagine what the community, the police community in chesapeake is going through right now. the sadness, the loss, the brutal reality of this, is so sad." on social media, friends and colleagues are sharing photos of the chesapeake police badge shrouded in black. now we turn to the investigation into this shocking crime. let's take you through the time line of events. chesapeake police say this all started wednesday at around 3:30 in the afternoon. that's when officers went to check todd dooley's home on wildwood road. they found his son 22-year-old landon shot to death . then wednesday evening their investigation led them to this home on george washington highway. here officers began their standoff with the suspected gunman 26-year-old cameron dooley. after several hours of tryi

c0006 - councilman robert ike - retired chesapeake 621 i hate to think that he spent 25 years on the is just tragic. 633 todd dooley was also an active member of law enforcement united -- a charity which helps children of police killed in the line of duty. they have an annual bicycle ride from chesapeake to dc. today the virginia chapter's chaplain shared online -- "the one thing about todd, is he always had a smile and one we looked forward to seeing at the end of our daily ride." erin kelly, 10 on your side. our coverage continues in our next half hour with reaction from the deep creek community. we also have more on the crime, the suspect and the victims on wavy dot com. another developing story in chesapeake. a fire investigation is also a police investigation. that's because when crews put out the flames at this hoover avenue home this afternoon --- they found a body inside. 10 on your side's liz palka is live at the scene. anita - neighbors tell us who died this afternoon in the fire. not only did they know her - they could hear her yelling for help. we know this fire started a

tragic. 633 then to lose his life in this fashion, is just, is just tragic. 633 city councilman robert ike speaks out on the murder of a fellow retired chesapeake police officer. hear more from friends of the family killed and what we know about the suspect - coming up at i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. the world health organization will hold an emergency meeting on monday -- to decided if the zika outbreak should be considered a global health emergency. the zika virus has now spread to 20 countries. there are a couple dozen cases in the u- s. -- but most are in central and south america. the world health organization is pr

we spoke to chespeake city councilman robert ike, who also retired from the department. he says dooley served his community for more than 20 years. he was well-respected, and known as rock-solid backup when you needed officer, chesapeake city council member "as a former police officer, i can only imagine what the community, the police community in chesapeake is going through right now. the sadness, the loss, the brutal reality of this, is so sad." sharing photos of the chesapeake police badge shrouded in black. now we turn to the investigation into this shocking crime. let's take you through the time line of events. chesapeake police say this all started wednesday at around 3:30 in the afternoon. that's when officers went to check todd dooley's home on wildwood road. they found his son 22-year-old landon shot to death . then wednesday evening their investigation led them to this home on george washington highway. here officers began their standoff with the suspected gunman 26-year-old cameron dooley. after several hours of trying to negotiate with him, officers entered t

c0008 - robert ike jr. - everybody's nose i'm glad we're ferreting it out and getting it out of chesapeake in july, chesapeake city council approved a set of code changes to ensure businesses have proper licensing there is no evidence at this time that the massage parlors are related or that they are part of some kind of ring. coming up at 5 - i'll explain what detectives found online during their investigation. erin kelly, 10 on your side. a big scare at a san diego navy hospital today. someone reported hearing three gunshots- the hospital immediately went into lockdown. hours later - the navy says there was no evidence of that shooting. but servicemembers, were on edge all day - waiting for answers. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc joins us now with the newest developments. the report came in - initially as an active shooter. it sent the navy, and hospital staff into a somewhat organized panic at naval medical center san diego. the military and law enforcement response - was, not surprisingly, enormous. it started just after 8 west coast time - when the navy says a single witness reporte