. >> a look back at tuesday's memorial service for capitol police officer william "billy" evans.sident biden, as well as speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke at the services, offering their condolences to the evans family. [military marching orders] [aircraft overhead] [camera shutters clicking] >> present column. >> right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. right, left. >> column, ready. [indiscernible military orders] >> detail, you are released. fall out. detail, dismissed. [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] >> ladies and gentlemen, [indiscernible] -- please rise. [indiscernible military orders] [footsteps echoing] "billy" evans, and we need the >> ladies and gentlemen, the house chaplain, margaret kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me? eternal god, descend from your heavens and sanctify this place, for the hallowed hall is stained with our tears, its luster dulled by our grief. this trag

family in your thoughts and prayers. >> reporter: the agency reeling after losing officer william "billy" evans, an 18-year member of the force, part of the capitol division's first responders unit. it's another one of their own. evans' death just weeks after officer brian sicknick lay in honor. he died after the january 6th insurrection another officer, howard liebengood, died by suicide. rioters that day explicitly targeting officers in the aftermath of the riot officers working 18-hour shifts six days a week for weeks on end to maintain tighter security >> today is just another example of what they do every day for us to put their lives on the line and officers across the country. >> kasie, you cover capitol hill for us. 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 an

for we have lost a son, a father, a friend, and a partner, officer william "billy" evans. and we need the strength of your everlasting arms and the comfort of your holy spirit to abide with us in our grief. we pray that you would speak into our pain, allow us to hear your tender voice in the words spoken the tributes offered and the prayers lifted in billy's honor. soothe our sorrow with the indelible memories of good times shared with him. evidence of the blessings of a life well lived and well loved. shine your light into the gloom of death's shadow. may it shed courage and consolation upon officer evans' mother, janice, his children, logan and abigail, and their mother, shannon in the sure and certain hope of the eternity you have promised. we commend them this service to your will and your servant william to your keeping. in your strong and holy name we pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable charles e-schumer, majority leader of the united states senate. senator schumer: to the family, my colleagues, and members

take a look at this flowers have been left for officer william billy evans. he died after a man rammed her car into him and another officer who was also injured. officer evans was an 18 year veteran of the u. s capitol police. a friend says evans knew early on he wanted to protect the u. s. capitol he chose his path to go to the capital, and he wanted to protect those that did so much for us she has. kids should know that when he when they grow up that his dad the most amazing thing for this country and be proud of him for them. this suspect 25 year old noah green was shot and killed by police when he jumped out of the car with a knife after ramming officers into a capital security gate. green was not on law enforcement's radar and appears to have acted as a lone wolf in since deleted social media post, green indicated he was a follower of the nation of islam and its longtime leader, louis farrakhan, according the associated press. green's family said he had been suffering delusions and suicidal thoughts. there are calls on congress by the union that represent

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

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 william "billy" evans rushed to the hospital, but he coulbe ssi escorting his body at the hospital. at the capitol, the flag lowered to half-staff once again, less than three months after the capitol siege. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leads us off tonight from the capitol. >> reporter: tonight, another deadly attack at the u.s. capitol. authorities say a man slammed this car into a security checkpoint along constitution avenue. >> the suspect rammed his car into two of our officers and then hit the north barricade barrier. at such time, the suspect exited the vehicle with a knife in hand. our officers then engaged that suspect. he did not respond to verbal commands. >> reporter: one of the officers was fatally wounded in the encounter, and the suspect fatally shot. >> when he exited the vehicle, the knife was clearly in his hand, and he did start to run toward the officers. >> reporter: officer william "billy" evans, an 18-year veteran, was pronounced dead at george washington university hospital. a solemn procession, a line of police cars and motorcycles, takin

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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

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 share the news of the passing of officer william billy evans this afternoon from injuries following an attack at the north barricade by a lone ail sailant. he had been a member of the capitol police for 18 years. he began his u.s. capitol police service on march 7th, 2003 and was a member of the capitol division's first responder unit. please keep officer evan and his family in your thoughts and prayers. an 18-year vet rap, officer billy evans. that's his picture right there killed -- i mean, there's no reason for it, killed in the line of duty today because somebody attacked the capitol. >> let me go to reddit hudson, if i k.as a police veteran this is a really bad era. i don't have to tell you for the u.s. capitol police. the third officer taken from them. one killed in the insurrection, one died by suicide right after the insurrection and now officer billy evans killed. what is that like for police when that happens? >> well, what it's li

a 25-year-old man ran his car into the barricade and exiting the car with a knife, william billy evans killed in the attack. a second capitol officer was wounded. we'll have complete coverage on what happened here. we'll tell you what happened in minneapolis this week. the story we have been following closely everyday. the murder trial of ex-police officer derek chauvin. the first week of testimony wrapping up today. chauvin kneeled on floyd's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds as floyd was laying in a prone position, in other words, flat on his chest, repeatedly begging for his life and calling out his mama. a human being shown not one bit of mercy and one ounce of humanity. the horror of floyd's exc excruciating last moment caught on video for the world to witness. would we be aware of the brutal way that george floyd die if it was not were cell phone cameras? today's testimony was in a word for chauvin was devastating. i will show you why wor word-by-word. let's go by monday's opening statements. this is what the defense told. >> derek chauvin did exactly what he was trained to do. >

friday's attack now a small memorial is growing, take a look at this flowers have been left for william billy evans after a man rammed a car into him and another officer who was also injured. officer evans was an 18 year veteran of the u.s. capitol police. a friend said evans wanted to protect the u.s. capital. >> he chose his path to go to the capital and he wanted to protect those that did so much for us, his kids should know when they grow up that their dad was the most amazing thing for this country be proud of him. >> the suspect know what green was shot after he jumped out of the car with the knife after he rammed the gate. he was on law enforcement radar and appeared to act as a lone wolf. social media post green indicated he was a follower of the islam and longtime leader according to the associated press greens family said he was suffering delusions and suicidal thoughts. there are calls on congress that represent capital police officer's want to beef up security, ongoing congressional reviews but so far lawmakers have not all been on board with increasing size and sensing. >> it would be

to half-staff also he and the first lady sending their condolences to the family of officer william billy evansthe u.s. capitol police department. officer evans and 18 year veteran of the department was kilted yesterday and a fellow officer injured in a 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 c

may officer william billy evans rest in peace and may his memory be a blessing.th "out front" starts now. >> the city is on edge bracing for a third day of unrest as the officer who shot and killed daunte wright resigns. defense for chauvin's is making their case before the jury. the family's attorney is my guest and the white house is scrambling reassure after urging states to pause the use of johnsohn

condolences to the officers and to the family of the officer who we now know is billy williams who died earlier today. >> officer billy evans is the officer who died. you know, lauren, just remind all of us, a week or two ago there was a huge fence, a perimeter around the entire u.s. capitol complex. it was topped with that razor wire. it was ugly. it made it look like a war zone, the so-called green zone in baghdad. some of us have been there and so many lawmakers were pushing and pushing to get rid of that perimeter. if it still had existed, that driver and that car wouldn't have been able to get to that location, is that right? >> that's exactly right. on the perimeter of the u.s. capitol, this fence had existed in a way that you couldn't drive up and down constitution avenue. in fact, that is a thoroughfare that i normally use to get to work, and, you know, we were having to sort of move around the capitol complex in a different way because cars were not able to move on that street. obviously that was the street, the corner of constitution and delaware is where that barricade was breached just this afternoon. a couple w

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. >>> going live to capitol hill where capitol police officer william billy evans is lying in honor. he was killed earlier this month when a man rammed his vehicle into a barricade outside the capitol, slamming in to evans and another officer. members of the capitol police, senators and the president are paying respects. the suspect was shot and later died. >>> the coronavirus hate crimes act was the center of conversation. democrats who back it say they hope it is passed by congress this week. they are expecting to hear from republicans as early as today on how it'll move forward. >> they have their own version of the bill. at some point we will have a meeting to send it onto the president. >> if approved the act would create a position at the department of justice that would work with local law enforcement to quickly review coronavirus related hate crimes. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, an eco friendly take 2 for gently used nike shoes. the program to get some discount kicks. >>> and the warriors gearing up to welcome back fans. our chase it was when she s

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 dc correspondent rashad hudson is live there now with more. good morning. >> good morning. today, president biden vice president harris will make the trip over to capitol hill to pay their respects to the late officer evans as he lies in the rotunda. now he's being called a hero by those 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 in 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 complex. sena

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, dc correspondent rashad hudson is live with marc. good morning. >> good morning. vice president harris and president biden will make the trip over to capitol hill to pay their respects a capitol police officer evans who died in the line of duty. now he's being called a hero by those 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 comple

one of the officers died, william billy evans. i want to ask you how deeply has this shaken you as a fellow man of the law? >> the death of an officer is always impacting all of us who work in this profession. i must say first before i even go any further our hearts and thoughts, prayers go to officer evans, his department, his family. we mourn these type of strategies throughout the law enforcement community. not only on a local and regional level and national level but in an international level. the u.s. capitol is an international attraction and international target. the brave members of the capitol police and dc met roy police department protect that city and capitol day in and day out. my heart goes out to them for their heroics. they've been through a lot in this last couple months. you know, what can you say? just a strategy all the way afternoon. >> it really is especially being the second fatal security incident at the capitol in less than three months. you talked about that being an area that could be a high target if yo

half-staff through april 6th, in honor of the capitol police officer killed in yesterday's attack, william billy evansied when a man rammed his car into two officers before being shot to death himself. it will likely delay the reopening of capital grounds roped off since the january 6th riot. no word it was related to the resurrection. some barriers have already come down but the attack is igniting the debate for security measures. >>> a swing and a miss, firing back after the league commissioner announced he's pulling this summer's all-star game out of atlanta. >> reporter: the governor of georgia, governor bryan kemp, taking a few hacks saturday at the latest move by major league baseball pulling the plug from atlanta and moving it to another state. >> yesterday, major league baseball caved to fear and lives from liberal activists. they ignored the facts of our new election integrity law and ignored the consequences of their decision on our local community. >> reporter: baseball commissioner rob manfred cited a new election law kemp signed last month saying it is designed to suppress turnout and lim

us capitol police identified the officer who died as an 18 year veteran of the force william billy evans at the u.s. capitol police chief yogananda pittman says this is devastating news just 3 months after that deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. we know police shot and killed the suspect who was driving the car. pittman says that driver jumped out of the vehicle armed with a knife on the suspect did start lunging toward. >> us capitol police officers at which time a u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> at this point police have not identified the second officer who was hurt needs. obviously understand the motivation behind this senseless so much. bob the market will certainly be doing that. us capitol police say that second officer who was taken to the hospital is stable tonight and had non life threatening injuries earlier in the day. police also said that us capitol police did not know this suspect prior to this incident. >> they are still investigating, but they also didn't know about any previous threats made toward any members of congress in fact, this week lawmak

us capitol police identified the officer who died as an 18 year veteran of the force william billy evans at the u.s. capitol police chief yogananda pittman says this is devastating news just 3 months after that deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. we know police shot and killed the suspect who was driving the car. pittman says that driver jumped out of the vehicle armed with a knife. >> the suspect did start lunging toward us capitol police officers at which time a u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> at this point police have not identified the second officer who was hurt or the suspect who was killed by police does not appear that he is known to the capitol police on small to police department at this time. now that second police officer who was taken to the hospital, we're told is stable with non life threatening injuries. also earlier in the day today police said they don't think there's any kind of active or ongoing threat against the capitol or the surrounding areas. >> do we know what exactly killed this officer. we know that there is this this car ran into the ba

. >> reporter: officer william "billy" evans, an 18-year veteran, was pronounced dead at george washington university hospital. a solemn procession, a line of police cars and motorcycles, taking his body to the city medical examiner. the incident cam thetol ilunted echoes of the january 6th insurrection. reacting to the emergency, the d.c. national guard deployed in an immediate response force. soldiers and airmen sent in support of the capitol police. inside, people told to shelter in place. >> no entry or exit is permitted at this time at any building of the capitol complex. you may move around the buildings but stay away from exterior windows and doors. >> reporter: law enforcement working to derne the suspect is noah green, described as an african-american male in his 20s. >> it does not appear that he was known to the department at this time.ng he is "heartbrerhe attack. another horrific day for the hr months ago after that vicious mob attacked the capitol. >> i ask you to please keep the united states capitol police family in your thoughts and prayers at this time. it has been an ext

capitol police officer william billy evans , an 18 year veteran of the force, died of his injuries. the suspect, 25-year-old noah green, also died. >> it does not appear to be terrorism -related but obviously, we will continue to investigate. >> reporter: the scene unfolded while congress was on recess, president biden had left for camp david and the white house press secretary was in the middle of a press conference. >> i'm not aware of the situation at the capitol, the president of the united states always travels with a national security rep. >> incident comes three months after the mob of mobbed armed insurrection is surged to the capitol. in cars, unless they were cleared by authorities, cannot even get close to the buildings. several lawmakers from both parties pushed for a bill that would remove permanent fencing around the capitol. house speaker nancy pelosi has ordered flags to fly at half staff here at the capitol, it happened about an hour or so ago, as for this investigation, we are learning more about noah green. he has ties only to virginia but indiana as well. officia

capitol police officer william "billy" evans, an 18-year member of the force, was killed in the attack, senior law enforcement officials identified the suspect as 25-year-old noah green. initial reports indicate the suspect was struggling with mental health issues, and the attack is not considered to be terrorism. president biden and house speaker nancy pelosi ordered flags at the white hse aou the capitol complex to be lowered to half-staff in honor of officer evans. for the latest national and international news, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, charged with murder and manslaughter in the death of george floyd last year, wrapped up its first week of testimony yesterday. the prosecution opened its case with testimony and video from eyewitnesses, emergency responders, and police officers. minnesota public radio reporter brandt williams is covering the trial, and he joined us from minneapolis today. so, brandt, let me ask, on behalf of the people who know the importance of the trial but haven't been paying attentio

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. >>> we're following capitol police officer william "billy" evans will lay in honor at the capitol rotunda. the capitol police and member of congress will attend the viewing in the rotunda for officer evans' remains. president biden is expected there as well. officer evans was an 18-year veteran of the capitol hill police who was killed in the line of duty april 2nd when a man ran his car into a capitol barricade and got out of the car wielding a knife. >>> a southern california lawmaker now looking for transparency when it comes to recall drives, meaning he wants recall subjects to be able to know who signed the petitions to remove them. the state measure would allow politicians to see the names of those seeking to oust them but not make them public. and it comes too late to apply to the newsom recall effort, but some argue it would discourage recall signing petitions for fear of retaliation. senator josh newman was recalled before running back a seat. he said it would better ensure voters were not being duped into signing. >>> happening now, mosques in the bay area and around the world a

william billy evans was his name. he was 18 year veteran of the capitol police force.in the everyone police force to die in the everyone police force to die in the line of duty this year, so that force has been hit really hard. the president also said that he was following the investigation closely. he expressed gratitude to the police. and so he has spoken out in response and it says that the flag at the white house will be flown at half mast. nancy pelosi came of the house speaker, office of the flag at the capitol building would be flown at half mast as well. aha, the capitol building would be flown at half mast as well.— at half mast as well. a difficult time for the — at half mast as well. a difficult time for the capitol. _ at half mast as well. a difficult time for the capitol. barbara, l at half mast as well. a difficult i time for the capitol. barbara, as always, many thanks. a minneapolis homicide investigator has said police officer derek chauvin used "totally unnecessary" deadly force when kneeling on george floyd's neck during an arrest last may. he was gi

that officer, william "billy" evans, an 18-year veteran, being honored. a second officer injured and recovering. and tonight, authorities are learning more about the suspect, noah green, as they search for a motive in the attack. here's abc's faith abubey on capitol hill. >> reporter: tonightnew agoforrh capitol. dropping concrete barriers at the north checkpoint, the scene of that violent and deadly attack that killed officer billy evans, a father of two, standing guard friday, protecting the seat of u.s. democracy. >> it is incredibly sad and just surreal, you know, to know that billy died, you know, serving our country, doing something that he loved so much. >> reporter: a vibrant bouquet of flowers honoring his 18 years of service. this as multiple law enforcement agencies retrace the final steps of noah green. the 25-year-old football player turned accused killer. police and the fbi combing green's social media pages, digging for a motive. and now reports the suspect was unraveling, long before police say he used his blue sedan as a weapon. allegedly

william "billy" evans was his name. he was an 18—year veteran of the capitol police force.d officer in the capitol police force to die in the line of duty this year, so that force has been hit really hard. the president also said that he was following the investigation closely. he expressed gratitude to the police. and so he has spoken out in response and it says that the flag at the white house will be flown at half—mast. nancy pelosi, the house speaker, also said the flag at the capitol building would be flown at half—mast as well. a minneapolis homicide investigator has said police officer derek chauvin used "totally unnecessary" deadly force when kneeling on george floyd's neck during an arrest last may. he was giving evidence on day five of the trial of mr chauvin, the white former officer accused of killing mr floyd. here's a bit of what lt richard zimmerman had to say responding to the prosecution. what is your view of that use of force during that time period? totally unnecessary. what do you mean? well, first of all, pulling him down to the ground face down and put

well, the nation is mourning the loss of us capitol police officer william billy evans after he was killedanother attack at the capitol evans is the second us capitol police officer to be killed in the line of duty this year. >> our washington, dc correspondent rashad hudson has reaction from lawmakers and the latest on the investigation. >> capitol police say that this underscores that the capitol building and the officers charged with protecting remained potential threats for acts of violence. >> we're deeply saddened by this reaction from lawmakers is pouring in following friday's attack that killed us capitol police officer william billy evans and left another officer injured. someone who you showed up to work today to protect the capital. to protect the people working at the capitol. ohio congressman tim ryan chairs, the house subcommittee which oversees capitol police and building security. one perimeter fence was recently removed ryan says a full investigation is needed before more changes are made. just think we've got to be very careful as we move forward. that. >> you know, we ca

capitol police officer william "billy" evans. >> he became a martyr for our democracy. >> reporter: the ultimate honor for the 41-year-old father of two who loved playing lego and lightsabers came from his 9- year-old son logan, donning a police cap, clutching his teddy bear. 7-year-old daughter, abigail wiped away her mother's tears. >> losing a son, daughter, brother, sister, mom, dad, it's like losing a piece of your soul. but it's buried deep, but it comes back. >> reporter: the 18-year veteran is the second capitol police officer killed in the line of duty since the january 6 riot. he died this month after a car rammed into a security barricade, the pain still fresh for surviving officer ken shaver, coping with yet another loss in a force struggling to heal. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >> o'donnell: and outside of the u.s., nowhere in the world has the pandemic been deadlier than in brazil, where they are now digging graves around the clock. one of the most concerning variants of the virus has spread across that country, and hospitals are overflowing. cbs' manuel bojorqu

capitol building earlier this month officer william billy evans is caskets was placed in the capitol rotunda for the 2nd such memorial ceremony this year his death came just 3 months after a violent mob of president donald trump supporters storm security barricades another officer brian signet died sattar in gauging at the voyagers speaking at sea or white house correspondents and kember they how. the white house says paying tribute see that police officer killed in another attack at a capitol. yes the u.s. president joe biden acting as consoler in chief once again this time for the officer 41 year old william evans who died in the line of duty after his vehicle round him as he was guarding the capitol and as you point out this is the 2nd fallen officer guarding the capitol. since the start of this year and so as a result the president paying his respects in a very solemn or service that took place on capitol hill congressional leaders were present as was the family of officer evans including his 2 young children it was a moving ceremony even before it began as the national guard lin

officials later identified the policeman who died as william "billy" evans, an 18—year veteran of thetyr for democracy". president biden said in a statement that he and his wife were heartbroken by the attack. three months ago, another police officer died after supporters of the former president donald trump forced their way into the building as congress was certifying joe biden�*s election victory. this time, however, the capitol building was quiet. congress is on easter recess and most of its politicians are out of town. the suspect has been named as 25—year—old noah greene, an african—american who described himself on social media as a follower of the black nationalist group nation of islam. officials say they have yet to establish a motive for the attack. it came only days after officials started removing a fence put in place following the uprising in january. a week ago, the driver would not have been able to get as close to the building as he did. there had also been talk of reducing the thousands of national guard officers who were drafted in, some of whom found themselves depl

be among us in this moment for we have lost a son, a father, a friend, and a partner, oufr william "billy" evans. and we need the strength of your ever lasting arms and the comfort of your holy spirit to abide with us in our grief. we pray that you would speak into our pain, allow us to hear your tender voice in the words spoken. the tributes offered and the prayers lifted in billy's honor. soothe our sorrow with the indelible memories of good times shared with him, evidence of the blessings of a life well lived and well loved. shine your light into the gloom of death's shadow. may it shed courage and consolation upon officer evans' mother janice, his children logan and abigail, and their mother shannon and the sure and certain hope of the eternity that you have promised. we commend then the service to your will and your servant william to your keeping. in your strong and holy name we pray, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable charles e. schumer, majority leader of the united states senate. >> to the family, my colleagues, members of our grea

of capital police officer has tragically lost his life, we have first images of the officer william billy evansden has reacted and said jill and i were heartbroken to learn of the attack on the security checkpoint of the u.s. capitol grounds that killed william evans of the capitol police and left a fellow officer fighting for his life we sent our heartfelt condolences to evans his family and everyone grieving his loss we know what a difficult time it's been for the capital everyone who works there and those who protect him. our thoughts and prayers are with the family of officer evans tonight as well as the other capital police officer that was injured in today's attack. have a good "the evening edit accounts with starts now. happy easter to you all. ♪ elizabeth: tonight we've got the update on a police o >> we have the update on a police officer in the suspect now dead after the suspect ran his car into two offices on capitol hill in washington today police say it does not appear tied to terrorism, we have the update. a study new forecast showing hob badly biden and the democrats broke the bo

the officer is william "billy" evans. he had served on the force for 18 years. >> it is with a very, very heavy heart that i announce one of our officers has succumbed to his >> reporter: a source says police opened fire after a vehicle rammed into a barrier on the north side of the complex. a federal officer says the vehicle was occupied via single driver. authorities say the individual exited the vehicle armed with a knife and lunged toward the officers, injuring him before he was shot. according to a spokesperson, the field office has responded to the incident. law enforcement was alregh the capitol attack on january 6th which left five people dead. nancy pelosi is now ordering flags to be flown at half staff for the second time this year to honor a fallen officer. >> this is a group of men and women who have been through a significant amount of trauma over the last few every day for they put their lives on the line, officers across the country. >> reporter: the capitol was recently not in the building when this happen

officer william billy evans, an 18 year veteran, died yesterday when a man rammed his car into a security another officer also was injuat evans' body was taken fr the hospital to the medical examiner's office. police say this man 25-year-old noah green is responsible for the attack. investigators say that green hit the officers and the bear kad and jumped out and lunged at them with a knife. the officers opened fire killing green. no word yet on a motive. the capitol complex was locked down for about two hours. congress is in recess. most lawmakers were not there. >>> and we do have much more ahead. coming up, is four vaccine options better than three? why the top infectious disease expert says it may not be needed. >>> and we are going to see a cooldown today just in time for the weekend activities. i'll have that plus your latest climate. >>> welcome back. a live look outside over san jose. cloudy skies. we saw a cooldown yesterday and the winds picking up. we'll have your holiday weekend forecast coming up. >>> but first astrazeneca's covid vaccine being used in europe is still not nea

you have been watching the solemn ceremony for the slain police officer william billy evans who is lying in honor at the capitol after being memorialized by president biden and speaker pelosi and chuck shum mer. >>> and there is a pause on a johnson & johnson vaccine due to blood clots. >>> but the state has rested their case in the derek chauvin trial and the defense has begun to call their witnesses. let's listen in. >> i gave it to them, man. >> i gave it to them. >> yeah, i gave them my name. >> all right. stay put here, okay. >> okay. >> stay further back. >> what is your name? shawanda. >> what is your name? what is it? >> william ricardo. >> ricardo, all right. >> okay. we will figure it out. >> what you are watching is video from one of the cameras. it looks like either the street camera or witness camera from a day outside cup foods. let's watch this video and we will explain it on the other side. >> who gave it to you? >> i don't know. extra change or something. he came by -- [ inaudible ] . >> he told him to come back in that store. but he was talking -- >> yeah. [ inaudible ]

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 is just such a profound struggle and ongoing -- ongoing

william evans with a procession earlier. there it is on your screen now. what was that like? >> sad and powerful procession for officer billy washington university hospital it was hard to spot someone who wasn't a police officer. not only u.s. capitol police, but the u.s. park police, u.s. secret service, the metropolitan police department was here. it was hard to spot somebody who did not have a dry eye. out only did the hospital staff come out on the street from inside the hospital to pay their respects to officer evans, but also i saw one lone u.s. capitol police officer standing in a solemn salute at the top of 23rd street as the procession left. i also saw the head of the metropolitan washington police department hugging other police officers here. and after the procession left, we were able to get a glimpse into the fact that this was also a bit of a crime scene. there was crime scene tape blocking the front of the ambulance bay in front of the emergency department. beyond that a u.s. capitol police cruiser being inspected from the d.c. police department. they were going over that with latex gloves and photographing t