and of course, for the family of officer evans. i think we all saw his children holding those stuffed animals so tightly, as his remains were brought up the steps of the capitol. just a powerful, incredibly sad moment, jeff. >> yeah, absolutely. and mike, garrett mentioned that the president's motorcade is making his way to the capitol. we expect him to deliver remarks. president biden will, of course, once again fill that role of comforter in chief, as garrett mentioned. he speaks the language of grief so fluently, so eloquently. and this is also personal for him. he was a senator for some 40 years. he knows the unique role that capitol police play. what do you expect him to say when he delivers remarks, mike? >> that's right, jeff. having covered joe biden for as long as i've had, it's always worth watching when he is called on in these moments to call upon his own reservoir of grief and empathy, in order to share it with those who are experiencing the same kind of loss that he has in his life. we've seen it already as president

brian sicknick and today billy evans. pelosi called evans a martyr for democracy. he was a "star wars" fans, enjoyed mini golf. he will be buried next to his father in western massachusetts. >> harris: as we watch this, we saw the police profession last week for officer billy evans and now lying in honor. this is such a reminder of the type of protection that already exists at the u.s. capitol. i was just saying moments ago and chad pergram you can do a better job quoting some of the senators who have spoken about billy evans but from what i've been reading the relationships that these officers form with the lawmakers around them is quite special. normally when you are protecting a building or, you know, just regular civilian life. i realize it is not military necessarily the lawmakers, but if you have something in everyday life you are protecting you may say hello an get to know the people. in this instance and particularly since january 6th there has been such a renewed spirit of friendship among the officers that i've been reading about and those with whom they

evans, you have some idea of what you're feeling like. -- ms.vans, i have some idea of what you're feeling like. i buried two of my children. and people have come up to you and are going to come up to you for some time saying, i know how you feel. they will say that to sis, to the kids. they'll say that to his wife. and after a while, you know everybody means well -- you have no idea. but the truth is that the time will come, i promise you. not believable now. when a memory, a fragrance, a scene, a circumstance, the way his son tilts his head the way he did when he was that age, it will bring back that memory. and for the longest time, it will feel like that moment -- that memory. it will feel like you got the phone call just a moment ago. and there will be people celebrating his life. as much as you appreciate it, all of you, it also is hard, you relive everything again. you know, i got a phone call when i first got here and lost part of my family. from a person i never knew or met, the former governor of new jersey, who was literally 45 years

officers evans was 41 years old. we take you now inside to the rotunda where his body will lay in honor until late this afternoon.

thank you for giving congress the honor of paying tribute to billy evans today.icer evans joins a pantheon of heroes who have given their lives to defend this capitol, including on january 6. brian sicknick, howard liebengood, jeffrey smith, also christopher, clinton holtz, jacob chestnut, and john gibson some years ago. as we promise to remember, we carry them in our hearts forever. . -- twice in two months have many of us been brought together here in the capitol rotunda, united in grief to mourn the life and loss of heroes in uniform. just months after the january 6 assault on our democracy, the men and women of the capitol police were again called to duty. on april 2, officer evans answered that call, in giving his life to protect the capitol and our country. he became a martyr for our democracy. officer evans, a catholic, was killed on good friday, the saddest day of the year for many people of faith. his sacrifice recalls scripture. greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. officer billy evans was a hero whose life was di

evans burns him with a pass. djokovic attempted to regain control, sending evans around the court.ed, but dug deep. recovering from three love down, he served for the match. evans held his nerve for the biggest win of his career, a straight sets victory over the world number one who hadn't played badly — his opponent had just been superb. jim lunsden, bbc news. well, let's get some reaction from the pair — and starting with the british number one. of course i doubted myself in those matches, in the match, you know, serving it out is not easy, you know? you've got all sorts running through your head. so i'm just happy with how it went. you know, it'll be one to savour for maybe after the tournament, to tell the kids and grandkids you beat the world number one. it's nice. congratulations to him. i mean, he deserved _ congratulations to him. i mean, he deserved to — congratulations to him. i mean, he deserved to win, he was the better player, _ deserved to win, he was the better player, he — deserved to win, he was the better player, he was more focused, and he played _ player, he was

evans. we'll put that up photograph in a second. phil mudd, d.c. police say they do not think this is terrorism related. how can that determination be paid so quickly? >> i think they are right and i can explain for a moment why. would i say that's a bit quick. let me give you a reason y.if this individual acted alone to determine whether it's terrorism or not you need to get inside their head. if they are acted alone it's unlikely that they communicated with other individuals. you need to understand what's on their laptop, do interviews, friends, family, co-work to understood their mindset. based on what i've scene of the case i would tend to agree but as an analyst behind the scenes, jake, there's still a lot of work to be done. i think they are right. i wouldn't guarantee it yet. >> i want to share the photograph i shared had a moment ago. the capitol police released a statement mourning the officer of the officer killed, billy evans, william f. evans. it's with profound sadness that i sh

thank you for giving congress the honor of paying tribute to billy evans today. officer evans joins a pantheon of heroes who have given their lives to defend this capitol including on january 6th. brian sicknick, jeffrey smith, also christopher enny clinton holtz, jacob chestnut and job gibson some years ago. as we promised to remember, we carry them in our hearts forever. twice in two months had many of us been brought together here in the capitol rotunda united in grief to mourn the life and loss of heroes in uniform. just months after the january 6th assault on our democracy, the men and women of the capitol police were again called to duty. on april 2nd, officer evans answered that call and gave his louvre to protect the capitol and our country. he became a martyr for our democracy. officer evans, a catholic, was killed on good friday, the saddest day of the year for many people of faith. his sacrifice recalls scripture. greater love has no one that this, that he lay down his life for his friends. officer billy evans was a hero whose life was distinguished by

of course officer evans would not leave the poor guy hanging. now let me ask you a question, would he say. how can i help? summing up his life's mission in those four simple words. how can i help? how can i help my country? join the capitol police force. how can i help my colleagues? volunteer to join the first responders unit. and on an unseasonably cold day in early april, that innate impulse to ask how can i help had billy running towards danger. a reflex. as natural and as automatic as breath to put the safety and happiness of others before his own. we were all shocked by the senselessness of this loss. to his sister, julie, his mother, janice, who i was able to speak with last week. to shannon, my heart breaks for you. it does. 20 billy's beloved children, logan, abigail i want you to know that we are forever indebted to your dad. we are remember his sacrifice and your sacrifice forever. april to billy's friends on the capitol police force, these past few months have been devastating. just as the scars of january 6 had begun to heal, anothe

officer william "billy" evans. all of us in the nation wish for the speedy recovery of officer shaver and another follow-up -- mourn another following hero -- fallen hero. a service in his memory will take place tomorrow morning. for everyone who works in the senate, his loss is particularly painful. he was a familiar face that greeted lawmakers, staffers and employees at the north entrance as we entered the senate side of the building. whether you knew him or not, his wide smile was often the first thing you would see in the morning. this has been an immensely difficult few months for members of the capitol police force, and everyone who works behind the scenes to safeguard the capitol complex. we are conducting reviews to make sure the capitol is as secure as possible while also remaining acceptable to the public. that's a top priority. also, in this moment of profound loss, we need to comfort each other and support members of the capitol police who, in four short months, suffered a brutal attack by a violent mob

evans. dr. evans: [indiscernible] i did similar work when i was in private practice, creating models, specifically for african-american populations. often, african-americans have a hard time relating to more traditional services that did not acknowledge their realities. there are several things you said that i think are really critical. one of them is, i think it is important for physicians to understand social context, and understand those contextual issues. often, people are trained or not trained to acknowledge and acknowledge that. it's one thing that pushes people out of treatment. if people are seeking treatment and people are not acknowledging their realities, it's going to make it less likely for them to engage in treatment. from a policy standpoint, i think there are several things we need to do. one of them is to make sure that we are collecting the data. and bear aggregating the data. the big challenges we have is we don't really understand. for example, when i was commissioner we

evans burns him with a past., but the briton looked drained but dove deep. he served for the match. evans held his nerve for the biggest win of his career, a straight sets victory over the world number two ——one who hadn't played badly — his opponent had just been superb. jim lunsden, bbc news. of course i doubted myself in those matches, in the match, you know, serving it out is not easy, you know? you've got all sorts running through your head. so i'm just happy with how it went. you know, it'll be one to savour for maybe after the tournament, to tell the kids and grandkids you beat the world number one. it's nice. meanwhile, great britain have named their team for friday's billiejean king cup play—off tie with mexico — what is the revamped fed cup. there's a return for katie boulter in the first match. she suffered a stress fracture in her back the last time she played for britain two years ago — she's been picked ahead of the higher ranked harriet dart. there's nojohanna konta though, so heather watson leads

something chris evans did not do.made a solemn promise to you, america, and i am long overdue in fulfilling it. which is why chris evans' sack of jokes is back! here now, are the chris evans' penis jokes that we could not do, but which america deserves. all right, let's see what we've got. it seems unfair that bucky lost an arm when captain america has three. what's the difference between j-lo and captain america? captain america still has a-rod. looks like knives aren't the only thing chris evans has out. hey, cap, we can see your infinity stones. is he part of "the avengers," or "the fantastic foreskin?" finally, chris evans, you showed the world your penis. are you going to stop doing that? >> no, no i don't think i will. >> stephen: nation: healed. so, thank you, lizzo, for bringing chris evans' sexiness back in the news. i salute you. and, if you catch him first thing in the morning, i'm guessing chris evans does, too. we'll be right back with anthony hopkins and florian zeller. ♪♪ broken windshield... take 1...

what are you learning, evan? >> reporter: well, wolf, at this point investigators are trying to get as much as they can on the background, the recent days of the suspect noah green. there is at this point, again, as the metropolitan police chief said, that at this point nothing indicates terrorism, but it is something that they are still looking into, wolf. there -- they are working on getting search warrants to recent addresses. they will talk to members of his family, people who knew him, friends and so on, to try to understand what his frame of mind was in recent days, in recent weeks and whether there's anything that has changed recently that would suggest why he would do this, and we know, wolf, that, you know, he was able to -- you know, no matter what you do to secure that billing and that complex he was able to get very close. obviously there's national guard alternate entrance and they get and check vehicles before you get to that barrier. those officers are often in danger. the officer tried to stop the

take it away there evan. how does we're understanding the veterans understanding of history their belief history. how does it make it challenging to try to understand veterans as historians understand veterans in terms of the documents that they approaches. hmm well, i'm still not sure it formulated an answer, but it's a very good question and i i'm gonna answer it by answering my own question. you know one of the things brian and i talked about a lot is the old sort of edmond wilson idea that the civil war never really produces a literature right? and you know, i mean, i remember doug wilson about this one since you know, please say the red magic courage, but i mean, you know, really wilson's ideas. there is no kind of literary outpouring after the civil war and and so brian i have been thinking and it grew out of kind of conversations we've had before but all so out of working together on this book, i mean yeah, there might be no literature. but is that because veterans are not interested in producing liter

william believe evans billy to his friends is being brought into the u.s.ol where he will lie in honor under the rotunda. a number of lawmakers and other dignitaries including president biden and vice president kamala harris will be. paying toeir respects today. we know the family of officer evans will be there as well, including his 2 young children. the ceremony. obviously held in somber silence. we'll just watch this for a moment before we take another break. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the 00:00am morning news. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. on a tuesday. i'm darya folsom. and i'm james fletcher. we want to start off the hour with a check of weather and traffic. we've got john and rain is standing by. hi, john. hey there, guys. we are looking at still some cloud cover across the bay. >> but seeing a little bit less of it, especially further north in the bay area. and the cloud cover that had been resulting in foggy spots for the south bay is also beginning to lift. now system improvements as we work our way

officer evans, i understand, is someone you saw regularly. >> reporter: lester, officer evans was a familiar face to me and to so many others who work at the capitol every day. he was always friendly, quick with a smile or a hello and lately after the insurrection senators, aides, reporters at the capitol would often stop to tell officer evans and his colleagues thank you and today he died manning the barricade to keep us all safe. lester >> all right thank you, kasie >>> joining me now is former new york city police commissioner bill bratton bill, in this case the officers did their job. they stopped the suspect. but does each successive attack or entry make it more of an attractive target for others >> it actually does. at the same time it hopefully will expedite congress getting its act together to come up with a definitive plan how to best protect the capitol and the people who work there as well as the thousands of visitors that would normally go there. >> yeah, i mean, these buildings are symbols of our democracy, known for their openness, but will we have to accept and rethink this id

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officer evans was killed in that attack. he was a capitol police officer for 18 years, killed at the age of 41. i want to bring on garrett haake. kel you tell us what we're talking about so far here. there is a few hundred capitol police officers that have been saluting it. they built up more people as the pandemic now allows it. it is not going to be a long ceremony, he will only lie in honor for the duration of the day today, but i do expect it to be emotional here. from the president that really speaks to the issue of personal grief fluently as well as the speaker of the house and the majority leader schumer. the family of often e officer evans and his two young sons, their chairs having tiny models of the capitol. and when this happened the house and senate were in rerecess, the was barely anyone here. they know what the capitol police have been through, they know how exhausted they have been by the events of this year and an opportunity for collective mourning this year will be very important. >> a senate sergeant in ha

capitol police officer william billy evans who was killed in the line of duty nearly 2 weeks ago will lie in honor in the u.s. capitol rotunda. our washington correspondent rashad hudson joins us live this morning. good morning. were shot. >> good morning. today president biden vice president harris will make the trip up to capitol hill to pay their respects to officer evans as he lies in honor the capitol rotunda. it's being called a hero by those on capitol hill that he protected. >> there's been an immensely difficult few months for members of the capitol police force us capitol police officer william billy evans will lie in honor in the capitol rotunda tuesday. at the very center of the democracy. he gave his life to protect senate majority leader chuck schumer and illinois senator durbin call the 18 year capitol police veteran a hero. they put their lives at risk to protect this building and those of us who work here. >> and those who visit. they literally risk their lives for us. >> evans died after a man rammed his car into him and another officer at a barricade on the capitol

evan: that is a great question.improvement, when we talk about cumulative improvement, europe is in a deeper hole, has a larger output gap, has been hit harder by covid. that output gap will close more quickly. because of that deeper hole. that is why we are in this view that europe can outperform on an asset price perspective, that is a rebound that is not price. jonathan: they have a longer runway and you want to play this through equities and the fx channel too? evan: the cleanest way to do fx is relative growth differentials , europe versus u.s. is more of a value versus growth story. european equity should outperform. one thing is that for me -- broadly in line with what biden has proposed. the market is clearly vulnerable to headlines and those are coming. in europe, you do not have the tax headlines and you politically see a move which could set the stage for more expansive fiscal policy going forward. lisa: there is a controversial premise underpinning your comments which is markets have already priced in th

william evans an 18-year veteran of the force. a second officer was injured. >> i ask that you keep all capitol police family in your prayers. >> reporter: the suspect 25-year-old noah green is dead, as well. no initial indication of ties to terrorism but the motive is unknown. >> clearly, this is someone actively trying to just get at whoever, whatever, we just don't know. >> reporter: a unit from the national guard was immediately deployed to assist. members of congress are mostly out of town during the break. authorities say they're not aware of a particular lawmaker being targeted but an emergency lockdown order was issued for the complex. the incident comes amid an increase in reported threats to lawmakers in ventrecent months a debate of removing more of the fencing in the capitol in police of the january th6th riot targeting lawmakers. some members on both sides of the aisle had been chafing in recent weeks. >> it's really discouraging to seat image it sends to the world. if that threat no longer exists, i hope we can retur

william evans, an 18-year veteran of the force. second officer was injured. >> i ask that you keep our u.s. capitol police family in your thoughts and prayers. >> reporter: the suspect, identified by sources as noah green, age 25, is dead as well. he was not familiar to capitol police, authorities said. no initial indication of ties to terrorism, but the motive is unknown. >> clearly this was someone who was actively trying to just get at whoever, whatever. we just don't know. >> reporter: a unit from the national guard was immediately deployed to assist. members of congress are mostly out of town during the break. authorities say they're not aware of a particular lawmaker being targeted, but an emergency lockdown order was issued for the complex. the incident comes amid an increase in reported threats to lawmakers in recent months and a debate over removing more of the fencing around the capitol, in place since the january 6th riot targeting lawmakers and reducing the national guard deployment. some members on both sides of the ai

honor fallen officer billy evans. in a letter to house nancy pe, she conveyed the prayers of congress to evan's mother janice and children logan and abigail. evans grew up in massachusetts where family friends remember him >> i think that the joy that billy found in being a dad, the love he had for his kids, he had a terrific sense of humor. >> reporter: evan served 18 years and was a member of the first responders unit. >> he was so proud to be on that force and to, you know, serve and protect our lawmakers and our country. >> most respected among his colleagues in washington with the capitol police when they lost billy evans, they lost someone special. >> reporter: today a deeply grateful u.s. capitol police department acknowledged the support we've received from around the world. >> kelly, what do we know about the second officer who was injured in the attack? >> reporter: jose, capitol police's most recent update is that he is in stable condition. they have not said anything more publicly including that officer's

evans was killed friday in a violent confrontation at a security checkpoint.hat the department has suffered this year. >> reporter: for the third time this year, united states capitol police is laying to rest one of its own. a procession on friday afternoon for officer william evans, a member of the first responders unit who just, last month, had marked 18 years on the force. >> and it is with a very, very heavy heart that i announce one of our officers has umbed to his injuries. >> reporter: the acting chief of the capitol police pitman reminding american what her officers have endured this year, starting in the first days of 2021 with the insurrection. >> i just ask that the public continue to keep u.s. capitol police and their families in your prayers. this has been an extremely difficult time for u.s. capitol police after the events of january 6th, and now the events that have occurred here today. >> reporter: after a dramatic ramping up of security following january 6th, things had just begun to ease with the perimeter moving back, fences coming down, and

evans was an 18 year veteran of the force, he leaves behind two children. ashley: republican and democrat house leaders will layout their vision for infrastructure, they will discuss what constitutes infrastructure and how to pay for the $2.3 trillion proposals as mitch mcconnell reveals shocking estimates of president biden's plan.

now we're looking live at the capitol where william evans is lying in honor today.xpect his ceremonial departure to begin. leaders will gather has the casket is carried out of the rotunda. billy died when a car rammed into him near the senate office building earlier this month. he was the second capitol police officer to die in an attack this year. as we mark this and watch, i want to welcome to our coverage lieutenant general russell who led the security review of the capitol following the january insurrection. he also led a task force responding to hurricane katrina. with us catty kay and former chief also with us. general, big picture, your thoughts as we take this in? >> well, hearts, minds and prayers go to officer evans family and his fellow officers. you see his remains being carried by the joint color guard, led by the two sergeant at arms. this is a very solemn moment, and it's a very chilling event. i was there for the last funeral. and it has a big effect on the capitol, police force and the family because while this ceremony is going on, they're still pr

a police officer named william evans was killed. another officer was wounded and is fighting for his life right now. the 25-year-old attacker is dead. we're learning more about him this hour. authorities say noah green, 25 years old, was shot by police after he rammed into the police officers with a car, hit a barrier and then jumped out of the vehicle waving a knife. cnn has learned that weeks earlier he posted on social media about his faears that the u.s. government was targeting him with, quote, mind control. the d.c. national guard was deployed in response to the attack immediately and the u.s. capitol was put on lockdown. it's all a reminder of the ongoing threat here in washington since the january 6th insurrection. brian todd is up on capitol hill right near the scene of the attack. the police officer, sadly, was killed. the attacker, he is dead as well. they have both now been identified and this investigation is underway. >> reporter: it is, wolf, and still a lot left to find out in this investigation. i can tell you just

he acknowledged that officer evans was a frequent, friendly face. staffers, lawmakers, people going in and out regularly new him and have devastating that is to the community -- knew him and how devastating that is to the community. host: we saw an immediate change to the grounds of the capitol building after january 6. do we expect to see any major changes to security around the capitol following friday? guest: all of the road closures related to that investigation of the north barricade were lifted around 9:15 last night. additional closures have not been put in place. i expect enhanced staffing and the national guard is still on hand. they are in a tall, large, razor wire wrapped fence encompassing the capitol. it is notable that this incident took place inside what had been an additional parameter -- perimeter. those barricades have been taken down in recent weeks. due to pressure from lawmakers who said they did not like operating behind a fortress that a limited access to the capital. they are concerned about their own safety. it is a delicate

evans. also, continue to keep your healing hand on kenneth shaver. we pray in your mighty name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the president pro tempore: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. and morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of transportation, polly ellen trottenberg of new york to be deputy secretary. the president pro tempore: the deputy majority leader. mr. durbin: mr. president, today marks the first day of ramadan. for the second year in a row, muslims around the world will be celebrating islam's holiest month in the midst of this pandemic. traditionally, ra

he has been identified as william evans. he is known as billy evans. he has been a member of the police force for 18 years. he was a member of the capitol division's first responders unit. and he tragically lost his life today after succumbing to injuries. this has been quite a last few months for the capitol police officers. i talked to a lot of them in the hallways of the capitol on a daily basis. it is extremely difficult. right after january 6, they were working so much and so hard. 18-hour days, 6 days a week i'm told to keep up with the security demands after january 6. that's even with thousands of national guard troops who have been called to the capitol. their shifts decreased a little bit, now 12-hour shifts, 6 days a week. the morale is extremely low in the capitol police force. because of what happened on january 6. it's been such a tragic several months for them. one capitol police officer after january 6 took his life. because of it. and then d.c. metropolitan police had, as well. so just this on top of everything they have been through i

. >> i knew the story of william evans, the commander of the "johnston." he was a childhood hero of mine. >> reporter: everybody should know the story of commander william evans. >> evans was the first native american to be awarded a medal of honor in the united states navy. >> reporter: for a few desperate hours off the philippine island of samar, evans lead the charge against the japananese armatata. >> withohout waititing for ordr, he turnened and toook his s shid charged ththat entire j japanese force anand was ablble to pput a torpedo in the lead japanese cruiser. >> reporter: but the japanese guguns were totoo big and too m. >> thehese japanese destroroyere firiring round after round after round into the ship. and finally "johnston" sinks. >> it was one of the most brave, last stands of a naval vessel in history, a true david and goliath battle. >> reporter: 186 sailors died, including their commander. before victor vescovo left the "johnston," pee paid final tribute to william evans and the men who followed him into battle. >> for the "johnston." >>

here yesterday with the death of officer evans. arthel: e yeah. and, ted, if there was no way that this suspect could have been flagged or no way to alert his deadly attack yesterday, i mean, how grow protect capitol officers? >> it is very difficult. you're right, there was no way -- noah green, the alleged killer here, was not on anybody's radar screen. it appears from everything we know that mental illness may very well be one of the factors here. this was a young man who had graduated in university there in virginia. of he believed that that the fbd cia was controlling his mind. at one point he went to botswana, was there for a while, came back, was living in virginia with his brother. and his brother had said even the night before he died, he was under some mental stress. so the authorities are having to look into all of that as a part of their investigation. arthel: and then meanwhile, you know, without turning it into a a fortress, how do you protect the capitol building and the people who work inside? >> you know, that's the $64,000 questi

evans. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to, and a motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. upon clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the passing of the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, the whole number of the house is 429. pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday, april 12, 2021. >> equal pay for women legislation as well as a suspension of 2% across-the-board cut of all medicaid payments. watch live coverage of the house here on c-span. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that is why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications supports season as a public service -- c-span as a public service, giv

evans, officer evans of the u.s. capitol police passed away today. and the president marked that passing by ordering flags to be flown at half-staff. today, the acting capitol police chief had this to say about the police officers who were attacked today, and asking the nation to pray for the defenders of our democracy. >> i just ask that the public continue to keep u.s. capitol police and their families in your prayers. this has been an extremely difficult time for u.s. capitol police, after the events of january 6th, and now, the events that have occurred here today. so i ask that you keep our u.s. capitol police family in your thoughts and prayers. >> that was the acting chief of the u.s. capitol police, joining us now capitol hill correspondent lee an caldwell, i was watching your emails as this was developing today, it was tragic, what ended up happening and it sent a wave of fear through people at the capital and throughout this nation as to what was under way. >> that's right, ali. when i was in the rotunda, which went under lockdown right whe

officer evans was an 18-year member of the force. he was well known to lawmakers and staff and members of the press. he was beloved here on capitol hill. those who knew him best shared some of their grief with cnn. here's some of what they said. >> it is 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. >> it was surreal to think i literally just talked to him, we shared a laugh a couple of days ago, and it has just been shock ever since. fighting back tears all afternoon and trying to make sense of it all and knowing that there's none to be had. >> and, fred, it's obvious at this point it's been a very difficult year for u.s. capitol police. obviously, officer evans is now becomes the second capitol police officer killed in the line of duty. remember, officer brian sicknick was killed during the january 6th insurrection. important to remember a lot of other officers w

william evans. he's a very brave man. he might have made a bad situation -- well, could have been a lot worse. again, one officer was killed in this incident and the assailant was also shot by officers with a knife. no word of the condition of the other capitol police officer. let's go to ric grenell. he was the acting director of national intelligence. former an bass door to germany as well. a lot we don't know about what has been -- the 24-year-old man. why he was where he was and why he attacked those officers. so i guess we have to wait. your thoughts on how protected the capitol is for this sort of thing. god forbid if it happens again. the lone unstable individual or a large crowd. >> it's important that we wait, get the facts, the folks from the counter terrorism center i'm sure are working overtime. they have incredible information. americans can be proud of the intelligence officers that work around the clock to figure out all of the pieces of intelligence and trying to put it together and whether or not we had a

was a simple rhythm and a centuries old melody has changed nathan evans live forever. well a man is a sea shanty evans rendition of this maritime work song has earned the scotsman a spot at the top of europe's pop charts. and just we hope. that that's because until recently nathan evans was a postman in the town of airdrie new glasgow in his free time he'd uploaded videos of himself performing pop or folk songs to tick talk at his followers request he started covering sea shanties like leave her johnny well we do. see late last year evans landed a surprise hit when his version of the new zealand wailing song soon made the wellman come went viral. and that i expect it would go great. a song that would bend the charts and all of all. this song made a big splash and soon the internet was flooded with people singing well a man during the corona pandemic the sea shanty clearly touched a nerve as it tells of the loneliness at sea one. called all in the digital age the internet community has taken the place of abode could using tick tocks duet function virtual sailors courses

officer evans was a proud veteran of this department, 18 years on the force. so much of what we're going to see today is geared towards his family, both his biological family, including his two children, and his fellow officers with whom he's been serving here. i think for people who are not part of this greater capitol community, the last couple of months since the insurrection with these officers who are working overtime and had to suffer the losses of some of their colleagues, who have just been trying to put one foot in front of the other and come back to work each day, this has been another blow. i think this ceremony will be really important today, it's kind of a collective moment to grieve the loss of an officer, especially when you consider the presence of the president of the united states, who will be coming here today to pay his respects and speak on officer evans' behalf and to his grieving family. there was a lot of ink spilled over joe biden's fluency with grief, and i think we will see that here on display for a community who really needs to hea

officer evans and 18 year veteran of the department was kilted yesterday and a fellow officer injureda distinct marking second deadlyst upon u.s. democracy three months since the insurrection on capitol building on january 6th. hello everyone welcome to fox news live, i'm arthel neville, hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us on fox news channel i'm eric shawn police say that suspect rammed his car into barrier on senate side of the capitol building. then he was shot and killed when he got out of that car and lunged at police officers with a knife. investigators are trying to determine exactly what was the motive for this attack and fox news team coverage for you on all of this lucas tomlinson has latest on the investigation and let's begin first with mark meredith live at the white house on the north lawn with new reaction to this horrible distinct from lawmakers. mark. reporter: president biden is heartbroken over the death of capitol police officer william evans the president was over at camp david when the attack happened and he's going to be staying there through

was a simple rhythm and a centuries old melody has changed nathan evans live forever. well a man is a sea shanty evan's rendition of this maritime work song has earned the scotsman a spot at the top of europe's pop charts. i'm just we hope. that's because until recently nathan evans was a postman in the town of airdrie glasgow in his free time he'd uploaded videos of been self performing pop or folk songs to tick talk at his followers request he started covering sea shanties like we'd heard johnny. late last year evans landed a surprise hit when his version of the new zealand wailing song soon made the well and went viral. that i expect. a song that would bend the charts and all all into. this song made a big splash and soon the internet was flooded with people singing well a man during the corona pandemic the sea shanty clearly touched a nerve as it tells of the mining that said see what. it is. called in the digital age the internet community has taken the place of abode quit using tick tocks duet function virtual sailors courses have sprung up all across the globe.

we don't know how evan function really looked this sculpture made long after his time shows him with raised index finger. it's a finger that is less didactic than thoughtful ready to suddenly point out a tiny detail. was born. after all building a gothic cathedral also involves attention to the smallest things. how many hammer blows went into the 142 metre tall strong board cathedral. it must have been like a goldsmith's i tell you he crossed with a major construction site demanding not only the master builders love of detail but the ability to keep track of the overall structural engineering and. the way to slow the. foot in evans time the science of architectural construction was not yet developed experimentation was his constant companion. he drew on the experience his masons brought with them from building sites across europe and these ideas flowed into the great plaster or clay panels where the building plans were drawn. when evan began the rebuilding of the west work the west facing introns in $1277.00 the ground level of the building was already standing. over the next 40 year

evan: yeah. i'm marcus. evan: hands are a little -- lemonis: who cares? evan: how are you? lemonis: nice to meet you. and, so, this is all the layers that i saw being made out there? evan: yeah. lemonis: and then it went in the oven, it came out, it cooled, and then they layered all those layers? evan: and they layered it in like this, vacuumed it off. [ machine whirring ] lemonis: all right, we got two. evan: that's it. lemonis: how do you do the round edges? evan: jigsaw. you want to take the tops off? lemonis: yeah. let's do that. that is pretty cool, brother. evan: yeah. lemonis: i don't think people have an appreciation for how much time and labor goes into making these. evan: it's a big difference when you look at something like this like us small guys, and then the big guys where it's just they put their ski in the machine and push go. lemonis: and how much equity do you own in the business? mike: 16% working for $120,000. lemonis: you work for $120,000? still a lot of money. mike: yeah, a

billy evans laid in honor at the rotunda just weeks after the capital observed a similar ceremony forot. >> the holwed hall is sustained without tears, it's flustered hall's flustered by our grief. >> president biden spoke directly to u.s. capitol police, the department still reeling after the january 6th riot. >> you watch them do their duty with pure courage and not complain. >> president biden talked to evan's family about own grief, his first wife and daughter died in 1972 car accident, he told them to take note of a fragrance or memory that will remind you of evans. >> i promise you it's going to come, it takes a while. but when it comes, you will know because he's still with you. he's still in your heart. >> his daughter abigail dropped a model of the rotunda she clutched during the surface, the president reached up and gave it back to her. >> the president of the united states looking after your toys. >> officer evans built with legos and dueled with lightsabers from "star wars," senate majority leader quoted shakespeare, he called evans an infinite jest. the capitol always fal

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officer evans, that wonderful smile. it's just really hard. well that's only a says while he did not know officer evans on a personal level, he did see him on a daily basis when going toe work representative to sonya was not at the capitol the time of the attack, but he says he is concerned about his safety and the safety of his colleagues. our coverage of this incident continues our website ktvu dot com, you can find the latest developments right on our home page. new travel guidance from the cdc today could give a big boost to travel. these new revised guidelines will make it easier for people who are fully vaccinated to fly. ktvu greg looking. joining us live tonight with those details, greg? yeah christina, it appears the turbulent times of air travel is beginning to get a lot smoother, at least here domestically and with 17% of the u. s population now vaccinated the changes to the cdc travel guidelines should make it easier for people in that particular group. to fly on a plane. us air travel has recently started taking off and for some g