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Police blocked off streets in a north Omaha neighborhood Thursday evening to investigate a shooting scene.

It's not very easy to track them because they're made out of plastic, vinyl on the top so it doesn't have much of a radar signature, and the payload underneath is generally not that large. the one we shot down over south carolina was a larger one, so they say about the size of three buses. but usually these balloons have a relatively small payload. it's the hard to find on ray car. they move really -- radar. they move really slowly which makes it something that's less threaten, so people react less quickly. we need another the a better job of coming up with a scheme to monitor for slow moving,...

Because that's the best description we have right now. we do not know who owns it, whether it's state owned or corporate owned or privately owned, we just don't know. >> reporter: defense officials being tight-lipped there. the white house says this object, which was about the size of a car, was first spotted thursday night. it was shot down over northern alaska around 1:45 p.m. yesterday. alaska senator dan sullivan describes the landscape and the significance here. >> this actually came over into alaska air space in the area of nome which is western alaska. it was shot down eventually over k...

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