something. we assessed whether they posed any kinetic threat to people on the ground. they did not. we assessed whether they were sending any communication signals. we detected none. we looked to see whether they were maneuvering or had any row pull shop capabilities. we saw no signs of that. reporter: here is what we know so far about the objects in the sky. according to u.s. officials, the object shot down ten miles off the coast of alaska on friday was a metallic object that broke up into several pieces when fell to the sea ice from 40,000 feet. the second object shot down over the yukon territory appeared to be a balloon with a metal payload hanging underneath. according to a memo monday, it crossed near sensitive u.s. sites at 40,000 feet before it was downed. and the third object shot down sunday afternoon over lake huron was described as an octagnal ol.
cross-examining a pathologist about the fatal injuries to maggie and paul murdaugh. newly released police body cam video also reveals what murdaugh said to the first police officers on the scene. randi kaye has more. scene secure. reporter: and it is just before 10:30 p.m. on june 7, 2021, the night maggie and paul murdaugh were murdered, this is body camera footage from sergeant daniel green first on the scene. moments after arriving, he spots alex murdaugh. sir, i want to let you know because of the scene, i did go get a gun. do you have any on you? no, it is leaning up against my car. okay. you re fine. reporter: tau appears to be upset but first responders say they never saw any tears. moments after sergeant green arrives, murdaugh offers up his own reasoning as to why someone
debris piles left after last week s 7.8 magnitude earthquake, they claim that they can still hear voices in the rubble. a few more survivors have been saved the past several hours. but how many more can hold out here? nada bashir is live in istanbul. it is astonishing that they are still finding people alive. what is the situation there? reporter: it is truly miraculous. just early this morning, an 18-year-old boy was rescued after volunteers heard his voice from beneath the rubble. this is of course eight days on since the earthquake struck. and of course the window for finding survivors is closing quickly, but many are still holding out hope. but this is of course now shifting from a rescue evident to more of a recovery effort.
adrienne broaddus is live for us in east lansing. what is the latest there on campus? reporter: chris tonight, good morning. throughout the night investigators behind me have been combing through the crime scene here on campus. we know there are at least three crime scenes, two here on campus as well as that other where police say the shooter ended his life off of campus in lansing, not east lansing. but this is the day, christine, where folk celebrate love. but here on campus, hearts are hurting. we know at least five people are listed in critical condition at this hour. at least three people died in that shooting. it is unclear if the eight victims are students, staff or if they have any affiliation with michigan state university. what is clear, students who were here on him campus were terrified.
so so far, i don t like saying that we have practice in this, we obviously do, but they had an expectation that something like this could happen and then they seem to have performed about as well as you can expect to in those when it actually does happen. what a terrifying situation for kids. and now counseling will have to come next for sure. just a dramatic experience and loss of life. julia, thank you so much. the unidentified flying object shot down in canadian air space saturday appears to be a small metallic balloon with a tethered payload below it. according to a memo, the object crossed near sensitive u.s. sites and slowly descended into the water after it was hit. the latest est oren lieberman. reporter: and u.s. fighter jets roared above the skies for the third time in as many days with a mission, shoot down