u.s. capitol police officer to be killed in the line of duty this year. officer brian sicknick died a day after he was injured in the january 6th capitol riot. for more, let s bring in cnn s joe johns. what more have you learned? reporter: well, as you said, 18-year member of the force. this is so sad. he joined the u.s. capitol police in march of 2003. he s from massachusetts and he has two kids. he s also a member of the first responders team with the u.s. capitol police. a couple friends of his, acquaintances along the years talked about him. listen. it is, you know, incredibly sad and just surreal to know that billy died serving our country, doing something that he loved so much. above all, he loved life, he loved being a dad, and he loved being a part of the u.s. capitol police. reporter: now, this confrontation that happened yesterday around 1:00 p.m. eastern time occurred when the united states congress was not in session. speaker nancy pelosi did put out a dea
over the united states. eventually shot down off of the coast of south carolina by an air force fighter jet. now pentagon officials will not confirm whether or not the new object was also a balloon or its country of origin. officials did say the object was roughly the size of a small car, and was flying at an altitude that will make it a potential threat to civilian aircraft. alaska senator melissa spoke with lester holt last night, said she was briefed and told the object was not a balloon. take a listen. but today, to know that we have yet another unidentified objects successfully shot down in alaska, making sure that the message is clear that any sovereign territory or airspace in this country, and there s a threat, that there is an incursion. there will be consequences. here is nbc news white house correspondent allie raffa with more. today, the search with ice and snow is underway for any debris from that second flying object in u.s. airspace. this object shot do
good evening and welcome to politics nation. tonight, seizing the moment. the verdict is in. and donald trump and his republican allies are raging against it. along with the judge, prosecutor and even the jurors who delivered the 34 count felony conviction, that ended his criminal hush money trial. here in new york, last week and for the last three days, congressional republics have republicans have criticized the verdict or attempted to diminish trump s actions, parroting the former president s claim that the verdict was politically motivated and politically motivated takedown, in fact, by president biden, they claimed. in the background, if you can believe it, is an election unveiling in five months and while republicans are closing ranks around trump, president biden has an opportunity to reach out to undecided voters this week, as he lays out his plan on immigration and border security, and proposals of tangible cease-fire plan for israel s were in gaza. all of that ton
and tonight on cbs ncis: los angeles, scorpion, and 48 hours all headed your way. can t imagine what it s going to be like to sleep on the lead tonight for david hearn. this country has been longing for this moment for so long. ian: just adds to the pressure of wanting to win it so badly for yourself, but knowing that everyone out there is behind you. mike weir might give him some advice tonight about how he handled it when vijay beat him in the playoff years ago. jim: and again he hails from programford, ontario which is just bramford, which is just southwest of glen abbey. this is a beautiful little town here. you have to go past burlington and hamilton and you find yourself not only in the hometown of wayne gretzky but the hometown of david hearn and they grew up, again just a few doors apart on the same street with the great one. trust me, that little you know david s a little younger, but he ll have his own nickname if he s able to pull this one off tomorrow. ia
from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 eyewitness news . center field. herrera going back toward the wall. does he have it? he reaches down. does he make the catch? he made the catch. the 13th no-hitter in philadelphia phillies franchise history. phillies ace cole hamels tosses the first no-no of his career in what may be his last game in a phillies uniform. good evening everyone, i m natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. since the all-star break the phillies look like a brand new team. we re going to bring in pat gallen. pat, if this is cole hamels swansong a way to go out. amazing afternoon. cole hamels has been the subject of constant trade rumors. recently he has been uncole-like. he has allowed he 14 runs and 20 hits but today a no-hitter against the chicago cubs. here is the final call from scott fransky and larry anderson on 94 wip. hamels with a three-two pitch. swing and a high fly ball deep center field. herrera bac