abc news reporter and when -- em nguyen has more. em: u.s. f-22 once again heading down an unidentified object in the sky today over canada. prime minister justin trudeau tweeting, "i ordered the take down of an unidentified object that violated canadian airspace. norad command shot down the object over the yukon. canadian and u.s. aircraft were scrambled, and a u.s. f-22 successfully fired at the object." trudeau said he also spoke to president biden and canadian forces will work to cover the wreckage. this is the u.s. military is in the process of recovering the wreckage of another unidentified object, shot friday off the coast of alaska for the white house saying this object was flying at 40,000 feet, posing a threat to civilian aircraft. >> under an abundance of caution, the recommendation of the gun, president biden ordered the military to down the object, and they did. em: one senior executive describing it as cylindrical and silverish-gray. >> do you have any comments over the object shot down over alaska, mr. president? em: fighter je

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the australians call 'em wakas.kunish with them. he was killed pretty much instantly and right in front of the entrance to the mud hut. believe there were at least four people in there, maybe five, and there was one guy with a pkm who was laying in the entrance, and he was just firing out the entire time until they started throwing grenades in there. mark: one australian soldier wants to throw in a thermal grenade and destroy the entire structure. mark: leading the charge is an sas operator who we'll call soldier a. braden: even as other soldiers came in to assist and they had grenades with them, he was like, "give me the grenade." and they were handing 'em over to him, and he was finishing it off. and he was telling everyone else to get back. mark: why was he so fired up? braden: he started it, and he wanted to finish it. braden: i'm not sure what his mindset is, but it seems almost like a bloodlust once you get to that stage. [machine gun firing] mark: one soldier wants to get an attack helicopter to send a hellfi

every one of 'em that fought for our country is ashamed of you.sively. phil: this is a absolute joke, man. these are children, children, acting like two-year-olds. coming here and disrupting our event, a peaceful event. david: did it stuff up your speech? phil: i had a good speech ready and, yeah, totally off, just gone, 'cause i'm an emotional person. ♪♪♪ londa: who in the hell do they think they are? that's what i'm sick of. i'm sick of all the bulls-- all the whining and crying. i think the deep state is behind this just to create chaos, to try to keep us locked down till the election is over, but they don't get it. it doesn't matter what they do. i believe in my heart god put him there. trump's gonna win. ♪ america, america-- ♪ david: as we head back, i've seen that the divisions here are deeply entrenched. ♪ be nobleness and every gain-- ♪ david: obviously, the election is hugely important in november, but it's not everything. there are many more problems that america has to face. david: it's hard to know what will come next for america. as t

there's balls, and there's strikes, and they ain't nothin' till we call 'em." now, watch this. the first umpire represents the traditional view of truth: objective, independent of the mind and of the knower, there to be discovered as it is. what did he say? "we call balls and strikes as they are." the second speaks for moderate relativism: truth as each person sees it. here people say, "well, i don't see that as true. you see it as true, but i see that as false." so everybody has their own truth. can i get a witness? and the third umpire bluntly expresses the radical relativists, the postmodern position: truth is not to be discovered. it's for each of us to create of ourselves. according to the relativists' position, all of us, we just get to create our own truth. there is no such thing as objective truth. what's true for you is not true for me. i get to have my truth, and you get to have your truth, as if there is no real truth. in the final analysis, truth corresponds to the first umpire's position, to what actually is, and that's why truth is found in god. god is the great i

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em, but it's, it's bell. yes, they have to listen to the speech of mister putin that nobody is taking this very seriously. here. are you so much fair reporting and that update as our correspondent and jamaica money from warsaw. i can bring you up to speed now with some other stories making headlines around the world. finished president sally nist says finland would still join nato if sweden's bit is delayed, is that the 2 countries will proceed quote, hand in hand through the process, but that the final decision was not up to them. turkey has held up sweden's membership due to a diplomatic dispute. alice indian officials say that israeli military has killed at least 10 people and wounded more than a 100. in a rate in the occupied westbank city of nablus. israel says it soldiers were fired on while attempting to arrest alleged palestinian militants. it says the suspected militants are now dead. germany is expelling to iranian diplomat after 10 wrong sentence in iranian german national death. john, she sharma w

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em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, these numbers caught analysts and recession watchers by surprise. the u.s. economy added more than double the number of jobs that wall street expected, squashing recession fears for now in spite of an aggressive series of federal reserve interest rate hikes. earlier this week the fed raised its benchmark interest rate an eighth time since last march by a quarter percentage point to around 4.5%. it's all in an attempt to cool the economy and curb inflation which hit a 40-year high last year but has slowed since then. meanwhile, the unemployment rate dipped to 3.4%, the nation's lowest level since 1969. at the same time, the nation's credit card debt hit a record high in the fourth quarter of last year, a staggering $930 billion according to the credit rating agency transunion meaning more americans are still spending more money, a likely contributor to that strong january jobs report. fed chairman jerome powell says he believes for the first time that the disinflationary process

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and em casala there for us in ankara. dr. ek bout omar is the head of health with the humanitarian organization. mercy, malaysia, which is working on the ground with displace people. he says the 1st priorities, making sure that their essential needs are taken care off. we have visited a few evacuation centers in this money area. people are i can see the coping guy. well, we with us also we have a mental health and psychosocial support office. so we have some assessment and we are trying to assist the locals. i can sort something out with some ways as well as activities and what is participating activities. currently we are doing assessment and relieve. so focusing on health needs as well as in working with the for the local disaster response organization. we are looking into the, the temporary housing like containers providing containers. we will be collaborating with after the assessment and also to provide the health care services. because we are our team, you are working with the 2 malaysian practice in turkey. so we a