investigators are looking in on radio rudy to the honorees role of getting marie yovanovitch fired from her post. that was spring of 2019. it was the new york times that brought this to life. the journal also matches other outlets reporting the feds want to know more about rudy giuliani s efforts to get ukraine officials to open investigations into the bidens ahead of the 2020 election. also, nbc news confirming the washington post reporting fbi agents paid giuliani a visit back in 2019. gave him a defensive briefing as it s known in the trade. morning him, quote, he was being targeted by a russian intelligence influence operation as he sought to gather opposition research from the biden family. the u.s. government made the warnings even more explicit releasing a public statement last year saying one of the people giuliani had been dealing with, ukrainian parliamentarian andre tokash is a russian intelligence asset. giuliani s lawyer tells nbc news his clients as the fbi brie
prince harry flanked by the duke and duchess of sussex. they look comfortable, harry and william breaking away together in the name of prince philip in death he s brought the family together. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom. police officials in two american cities right now, minneapolis and chicago, are closely watching for a repeat of friday night. that was when angry protesters marched and rallied and clashed with police. they have been reacting to a pair of fatal officer-involved shootings and demanding justice. this is happening right now right outside of minneapolis, protesters demanding murder charges for the now former police officer who shot and killed daunte wright last weekend. kim potter has been charged with second degree manslaughter. more deadly gun violence today in nebraska. police say someone opened fire inside a shopping mall in omaha. one man died at the hospital
commands. the suspect was then taken to the hospital where he died. we still don t know the motive. congress was not in session at the time and very few people were around. acting capitol police chief released a statement on the passing of officer billy evans. he was a member of the united states capitol police for 18 years and was a member of the capitol s division first responders union. a police recession took his body past the capitol to the medical examiners office late this afternoon. the injured officer is in a stable, non-life threatening condition. president biden said jill and i were heartbroken to learn of the violent attack on the security checkpoint on the u.s. capitol grounds. we send our heart felt condolences to officer evans family and everyone grieving his loss. we know what a difficult time this has been for the capitol. the incident prompted a huge security response with a helicopter landing on the east front of the capitol and national guard troops descen
pelosi and trying to sell it to russia. the first 100 days, the items at the top of joe biden s to-do list, climate change and mask mandates. what we re learning about how he plans to speak directly to trump supporters during his inaugural address. and our exclusive look at where the president-elect will take the oath of office on wednesday. trump s exit: will he get the military send-off he wants as he considers pardoning 50-100 people? america crushed by covid, as the u.s. nears the number of deaths in world war ii, california is hit with yet another new virus strain. but why some experts say there s good news on the horizon. and unifying america, the fifth graders tonight who honored the legacy of martin luther king, jr. by standing up to hate. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. with less than 48 hours until president-elect joe biden s
appearances by mairk, snoop dogg, cameron diaz, and many other surprises. now your hosts anderson cooper and andy cohen. good evening and welcome to times square in new york city and what is likely the most i think anticipated new year s celebration since at least the millennium. maybe the weirdest. because people wanted it to be over. and also just, no one has ever seen anything like this. no they have not. we are less than four hours away from saying good-bye to 2020 a year many people want nothing more to do with. good-bye. good riddance. we re welcoming in 2021. this year obviously has meant personal loss for so many families and friends, economic devastation, also a year we hope ends with something of a light at the end of the tunnel. hopefully tonight is an escape. we ll smile and laugh with you. it is our biggest new year s eve ever. yes. star studded lineup. we do, actually. great musical performances. puppies. tatoos. yes. shots. oh, for the