all right. it s 26 past the hour. let s take a look at the morning papers. the chicago tribune, a manhunt continues this morning in northern illinois for three suspects wanted in connection with the shooting death of a police officer. hundreds of officers, multiple helicopters and nearly 50 police dogs were deployed yesterday to search the area surrounding the spot where lieutenant joe gliniewicz s body was found. they have come up empty. authorities are also checking leads on social media as well. it comes as hundreds gathered in fox lake for a vigil to honor the fallen officer. 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. a county clerk in kentucky is
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 aside from what came out the very first day when lieutenant
blue. 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. now, the commander says this investigation is heating up. they re looking at two videos in particular. one from a passing trucker around the time of the shooting. and another from a deer camera in the woods. they hope one will be helpful in the search. jose. adam, thank you very much. developing right now in north carolina. one marine has been killed, nine more hurt after a helicopter made a hard landing at camp lejeune. the ch-53e chopper came down hard in a training exercise around 9:00 last night. let s bring in pentagon producer courtney with the latest developments. what have you heard? hi, hoeszy. i just got off the phone with a
it is called passive body toning. it s the toning table. unlike aerobics, you don t get all smelly and sweaty. there s almost no effort. the machine does it for you. i have lost 26 1/2 inches. reporter: but where did it go? i don t know. i think it is under a bush out there maybe. reporter: the tables have been around for years, along with other devices to make you jiggle and wiggle and shake and roll. this sure beats working out. what does is a certified athletic trainer think of effortless exercises? people want to believe it and people are making exorbitant amount of money because they think they can get fit without working out. which brings us the same question. will someone use it look like you? absolutely. i work out on it every day. reporter: all you have to do is do this. charles murphy, abc news, santa monica beach.
from sergeant bowe bergdahl s mother to her son as he recovers this morning after five years in captivity in a hospital in germany. bergdahl s newfound freedom touching off a firestorm this morning on capitol hill, critics saying the president crossed a line by negotiating with terrorists. this as new questions are raised about the circumstances involving bergdahl s capture way back five years ago. many soldiers who served with him consider him a deserter. let s bring in senior international correspondent nic robertson live from landstuhl in germany today where bergdahl is being treated. nic, what s the latest this morning? reporter: well, john, 26 1/2 hours ago, these doors that you can see, emergency room behind me here, this is the facility that bowe bergdahl walked into 26 1/2 hours ago. his course of treatment, we re told here, the time is indetermina indeterminant. it s up to him. we re told by the medical staff here that they are sympathetic to everything that he has been