clip 26 - ty molleen - visitor 1:07:39 "it was you don't even think will happen." 46 butt to clip 1 - joann love, we are to smile. hug your loved ones everyday because you never know." many people brought flowers to the vigil and gave warm embraces to those still struggling with the loss of a family of six. together, they hoped to find strength to help them get through the next days and months. now police are left with the most puzzling part of the investigation - why this happened. and you can count on us to stay on top of every aspect of this investigation. wavy-dot-com. there you'll find more about the victims, photos from the crime scene, and reaction from the community. all new at midday --- a van crashed through a fence and into a storage shed in portsmouth this morning. this is at claremont drive near deep creak, border. dispatch tells us the man driving the van had a seizure and that caused him to lose control and crash. the man who lives in the house says the man in the van wasn't there. ' "when i came out the door, i saw the van with a little bit of smoking, they had turned

c26 01:08:50 ty molleen "i knew it was going to be really big out here tonight." 08:35 "they were part of a family here in deep creek." bringing flowers - and warm embraces - those left behind, don't understand why this happened. together they hope to find strength. c1 15:05 "the love, the compassion, we will overcome this, we don't know why and sometimes we're not supposed to know why." they are left with few answers. and a reminder, that life, is short c1 15: hug your loved ones every day because you never know, hug em." a candelight vigil is also scheduled, here in the parking lot - for this saturday at 5 pm. live in chesapeake, liz kilmer, 10 on your side let's take you through the timeline of the investigation. they went to todd dooley's home at 3:35 wednesday afternoon. they found his son landon, shot to road. at seven, investigators turned their attention to this home on george washington highway. they were looking for cameron and the standoff began. 16:42 - cameron, come out with your hands up. people love you and care about you. they can help you through this. finally at 2:10

clip 26 - ty molleen - visitor 1:07:39 "it was you don't even think will butt to clip 1 - joann reynolds- family friend 15:26 "life is short. life is very short. we are to hug, we are to love, we are to smile. hug your loved ones everyday because you never know." many people brought flowers to the vigil and gave warm embraces to those still struggling with the loss of a family of six. together, they hoped to find strength to help them get through the next days and months. tomorrow's second vigil will be here in the temple baptist church parking lot. it's scheduled to start at 5 p-m. live in chespeake rico bush, 10 on your side. the chesapeake police department is also in mourning. among the lives lost is todd dooley, who retired from the force just two months ago. 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,

c26 01:08:50 ty molleen "i knew it was going to be really big out here tonight." 08:35 "they were part of a family here in deep creek." bringing flowers - and warm embraces - those left behind, don't understand why this happened. together they hope to find strength. c1 15:05 "the love, the compassion, we will overcome this, we don't know why and sometimes we're not supposed to know why." left with no answers. life, is never promised to us. c1 15:26 "life is short life is very short, we are to hug we are to love and we are to smile everyday. hug your loved ones every day because you never know, hug em." a candelight vigil is also scheduled, here in the parking lot - for this saturday at 5 pm. live in chesapeake, liz kilmer, 10 on your side let's take you through the timeline of the investigation. chesapeake police say they went to todd dooley's home at 3:35 wednesday afternoon. they found his son landon, shot to death there on wildwood road. at seven, investigators turned their attention to this home on george washington highway. they were looking for cameron and the standoff began. 16:

clip 26 - ty molleen - visitor 1:07:39 "it was a tight-knit family and that was very true and it's just a tradegy. it's something you don't even think will happen." 46 butt to clip 1 - joann love, we are to smile. hug your loved ones everyday because you never know." many people brought flowers to the vigil and gave warm embraces to those still struggling with the loss of a family of six. together, they hoped to find strength to help them get through the next days and months. will be here in the temple baptist church parking lot. it's scheduled to start at 5 p-m. live in chespeake rico bush, 10 on your side. the chesapeake police department is also in mourning. among the lives lost is todd dooley, who retired from the force just two months ago. 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

clip 26 - ty molleen - visitor 1:07:39 "it was a tight-knit family and that was very true and it's just a you don't even think will happen." 46 butt to clip 1 - joann reynolds- family friend 15:26 "life is short. life is very short. we are to hug, we are to love, we are to smile. hug your loved ones everyday because you never know." many people brought flowers to the vigil and gave warm embraces to those still struggling with the loss of a family of six. together, they hoped to find strength to help them get through the next days and months. tomorrow's second vigil will be here in the temple baptist church parking lot. it's scheduled to start at 5 p-m. live in chespeake rico bush, 10 on your side. the chesapeake police department is also in mourning. among the lives lost is todd dooley, who retir from the force just two months ago. 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 "