john tom is accused of deliberately targeting civilians to wipe out all opposition. we have a special report from inside the country. ah, i'm matheson, this is i'll just rely from doe hob, also coming up thousands of people join pope frances as he celebrates mass in democratic republic of congo teachers in the u. k. join the country's biggest, coordinated strike action in a generation and the needle in the haystack authorities find a missing radioactive capsule and use trillion, outback ah, we're going to begin and me and mark where it's 2 years to the day since the army over through the government and installed a military john time. on february, the 1st 2021 armored vehicles rolled onto the streets, catching me and most people, unaware military leaders claimed they were writing a response to fraud in the previous year's election. democratically elected leader also. so she was placed under house arrest, people across me and mob retaliated immediately, thousands joined peaceful protests. as on to launched a violent crackdown rights groups say, 3000 people have been ki

oh lord i dumped the mail with tom john. yes, he's there. but 2 females are missing one. 0, where are you now? oh, at the edge of the june. oh i don't think he's on then he's coming back to. yes, but he's still in the dunes. oh dad, was it hard to find the cannon? oh, fog? oh yes. with the wind and the sand in the tunes, it was tough. oh, this even with binoculars you could hardly see a thing. oh oh, oh so the young camels are crying or they're calling for their mothers who are far away english. she had the sticker family that, that he, the mothers recognize their children by their cry off him. kayla baker this is your mother. how could such a naughty mother has such a q. ready been like 2 years, so lovely castle and you love to be hugged? yeah, my mazda must touched who they were just about to have it with this one should give milk. a told, if we get 5 liters to die and 5 tomorrow will be fine. i saw look and go the winter. the camels milked once a day and in summer, twice a day on the hose. afternoon. mcdonald with mcdonald with was in the

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lisa: surveillance plus includes saturday morning guide with tom and john -- tom and jon. ious stuff. jon: geetha ranganathan of bloomberg intelligence. it has gotten to that point where it is ridiculous. i wanted to watch a documentary on disney plus yesterday and i went on hulu to see if i could find it, because it was meant to be there. tom: the tom keene story, that is what you are going to watch? jon: i couldn't find it. tom: they put nfl football on amazon and the ratings went down. michael barr said people cannot find it. lisa: is there a search function like roku? jon: speak to the remote control. lisa: you could do a search function. jon: then there is peacock then on to paramount. lisa: and then you throw them remote -- you throw the remote. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommendin

michael mckee talking about the denomination of what we have seen with respect to john -- tom brady. t a sense because tom asked this question, why do we care about this granular inside baseball type of machinations? there is a question about whether the debt ceiling and the debate will roof -- affect the role off of the bones sheet and their ability to sell off their debt. what is the latest? mike: the fed has not commented but jay powell will be asked about it. if the debt ceiling is binding and we get to a situation where there is not enough issuance out there in the fed could speed up sales from its balance sheet to provide more liquidity to the bond market or they could start. buying bonds. . they have said they don't want to do that or get in the middle between the fight between the administration and congress but if the market seized up, they are obligated to do something. tom: thank you so much and we look forward to your questions this afternoon on the career and life of tom brady. joining us jerome schneider. -- i will not ask you about tom brady but i will ask you what we h

but tom john or bob john sister is here. the mother funnel for loaners and kiki here are the floors. there's pardon john, sr them. and brandon, the mother of eric garner from new york is here when car the mother, brianna, tailored to michael palmer is here. and there may be others. then i did not have the note for i want the family to know that they've come to be with you on this day from all over the country. and are we all thank from the white house? the president talked to the family, but send a delegation led by, oh, the former mayor of the lana, who now is running policy. and now social engagement in the white house, a mayor kesha last bad on the head of infrastructure, the infrastructure, zarbara country, former may of new orleans stand up mich land drew as here the in congresswoman from euston, texas, fighting for reparations in the congress. sheila jackson lee is here now my friend, and rather the congressman right here from tennessee. congressman steve cowen se. many years ago, there was a controversy in california

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john? >> lucas tom lion son. analysis retired general keith kellogg.ormer then will vice president mike pence. biden gave them the authorization to shoot it down. a lot different than they treated the first one that came by. >> significantly different. this is what is amazing to me when they talk about object. getting it shot down. the first report in war is always wrong. what's going to happen? where is this going in the fact that they used the term object. they didn't use weather balloon or something similar. and when you think about okay. were they -- a drone doesn't fly that high. can't get up to that altitude about 35 though. weather balloons generally travel 60,000 feet or higher. so you have got something in between. so what exactly do you have? do you have a weather balloon that didn't get to altitude or do you have a new drone out there gone to that altitude. not telling us what we need to know in the phraseology of object it should be bothersome. only, john, my concern is we responded to this which is important. more importantly what are how

john roberts, this just in. giselle has responded to the tom brady second retirement announcement saying this on his instagram inful things in this new chapter of your life, she wrote alongside praying hands, emoji of praying hands. >> john: well, i think there's more to that story. frigid blast of arctic air barrelling into the northeast, we could see record cold. dangerous ice storms slamming texas and the southern plains. robert ray reporting for fox weather, live near menard, texas, in the thick of it again. how cold is it? >> john, it's absolutely frigid. feels like single digits with the wind and look at the ice. this is about a quarter of inch of ice here on highway 83. this is the absolute center of the state of texas. when they say deep in the heart of texas, this is exactly what they mean. these road conditions are nasty. this entire area, all the prairie and the brush and the cacti blanketed with ice and it cracks right off. listen. that is what it's called, an ice storm here in texas as literally 2100 winter vehicles are out treating these roads across the state. there are three people dead, tragical

we will keep an eye on john williams. toms all of a sudden, to borrow a phrase off of what cody was saying, the republicans calling it morning in america, i'm sorry three point 1% gdp for the year-end was an extraordinary statistic. lisa a.: there is a perversity to this discussion and it is deeply uncomfortable to have a discussion about how bad it is for there to be such an employed america. it is a good thing for people to be getting salary increases. it becomes complicated when we look at what is next. it has never been more complicated to see. tom: delta airlines, ed bastian taking control, saying pilots get 8.5% over four years. 5%, off of the article that bloomberg reported on. lisa a.: 5% all nonunion workers, all workers get a 5% raise this year following a 4% raise last year. john's is this all the time. you cannot fire people you could not hire. when does this shift? do you see any demand to destruction in airline tickets? tom: i have been more optimistic on the experiment than a lot of these people. i will go back

tom: let's move on. i am sorry, john. i'm stepping on you. jonathan: what are we talking about? woman stopped me in the street last night. she asked me, do you and pharaoh top when you are not on camera -- ferro talk when you are not on camera? jonathan: i get asked that all the time. [laughter] amazon, apple, alphabet posting showing sale softening, consumer demand weaker and expected online advertising growth not coming in in a way some anticipated. equity futures on the back of that, down. looking at individual names, apple off by 2.7%. amazon off by 5%. i have got to do this again. give me a second. i will pull it up on the bloomberg. you've got to look at where we were yesterday on the close. i will bring up apple, up 3.7%. alphabet was up 7% at the close yesterday. compare and contrast where we finished yesterday with where we are now. some of those names are still up. tom: heaven forbid he put it in perspective. they ended their tech analysis of apple. the volatility you mentioned, it is back to dot, dot, dot where it was yesterday. we will get perspective of this away fr

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and then tom needed good people around him. we talked to, yesterday, to johnman, you know, tom brady's super fan. he didn't have the support he had around him when he was with you guys. my question, though, is are there any plans, bob, to make sure that he retires? i mean, are you going to sign him to a one-day contract? >> do you want him back? >> to retire a patriot. >> i'd do it tomorrow. >> for him to retire a patriot, is the question. >> not only do i want it. our fans are clamoring for it. and to us, he is, always has been, will be a patriot. and we will be bringing him back after i have -- i don't like to make a commitment for him. but we will do everything in our power to bring him back, have him sign off as a patriot and find ways to honor him for many years to come because he did so much to bring life and good cheer to our community, and he is a beloved figure. he has earned the respect and love that people feel for him like no other athlete. in our town. and we have had some great ones. >> if you could spare, poppy, call that breaking news? >> absol

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tom: further morals, we disagree. we tend toward a john williams lower start. r rogoff says maybe we will be removed from that 2% level. jonathon: it could be stickier than some people think. tom: there are people that are in the trenches that have to sort this out. one of them, a true expert, is michael pond himself. he is head of local inflation ranked research at barclays. folks, just to give you an idea of the greek that michael pond -- i will read this out for radio. this is michael pond in his research no. the tii february 50's versus the tii february 53's. i have no idea what that is, so we will leave that to michael. if we get disinflation in the united states, and citigroup writing up u.k. disinflation, if we get abrupt inflation, what does it do to your bond world? michael: i think what's interesting in the bond market right now is that there seems to be different stories when you look at real yields and inflation expectations, as priced through cpi swaps. the bond market is priced for that ed hyman disinflationary world. if we will be on the next coup

tom brady helped usher in this amazing generation of success new england sports. -- patriots fans like me and johns out of 10 or 9 times out of 10, they would win because of tom brady. that's an amazing thing is a sports fan, especially a sports fan who grew up in the desert. the patriots were terrible. i could use stronger landing language. i won't. i'll be family friendly. -- sports excellence. yes, he moved on. i wish that never happen. but 6 of those 7 super bowl rings are for the new england patriots. and i will charge cherish that forever. i cherish the memories with my children, i cheer summaries myself after team that was horrible for years was suddenly amazing. i was asked the deflategate game in a cold, freezing rain. and it was crazy. look -- we love these memories. if you are a sports fan this is part of your blood and your life and you are breaking from special jobs, like we have. i love tom brady. i wish him the best. i think the sport will miss him. but john berman is. right you could see. it this was a tough season. when he came back only to win again it was a tough season -- he wo

tom: john, you do better on this than i do.last year? jonathan: well, we are getting there now. intraday we have not gotten down yet. close to 480 on the two year yield. on a closing basis, on the two-year it rides the way across the curve. shifting higher in yesterday's session, the bond market looks like this, covering two basis points on the 10 year. still close up at 4%, 392, 73. jonathan: and we moved away -- tom: and we moved away from that accommodation. it's a long way from the positive .50 effort we tried to get to. jonathan: futures positive, .2%. we are going to hear from the new york fed president of it later. at 5:30 this afternoon. i have said all morning i think the minutes from the federal reserve are pretty stale given what we have had. now there's this message from twitter from a few moments ago, they are not stale if you are hawkish. i think that's the advice at the moment. if it's dovish it's like yeah, they didn't have all this data. lisa: people are looking for a sense as to whether the fed will massage th

and look how he went to prove to everyone he was the best. >> yeah. >> our tom brady on the phone. john berman, what say but this breaking news, sir? >> i think poppy harlow is so sport. when she referred to him as the best, dead on right. >> all for you, berman. >> i am so impressed. you have been listening all these years. i am a little surprised only in that, you know, he didn't have a great season, or his team didn't have a great season and he clearly had something left. i thought he might play just to prove something. i guess, what else do you have to prove when you are tom brady, when you have won seven super bowls already? i guess he just wants to move on. he has some mumultiple broadcas deal. he will do just fine. you know, i wonder, i wonder if he regrets this last season. he had not a great season on the field. not a great -- you know, we are never going to know what happened in his marriage, whether or not it was going back that broke it up or maybe he went back because it wasn't great, he wanted to get away from it all, which would be understanding too. >> as we are -- i hav

tom: is that the one joe elliott loves? daragh: every football team has some cultural association. we should go elton johnre. jonathan: that is a much better one. tom: what is your trade right now within a range found market like this? daragh: the dxy dollar index has pushed towards 106 and getting towards the top end of the range . it might feel brave to say we have to respect that range but i think we do. i can see us retracing lower on that. euro is a candidate in that context and maybe sterling and we began. if you going dxy, the other side is you have to go euro-dollar higher. tom: that takes out the e.m. component. i see argentina peso out to 196 and the black market pushing toward 400 pesos. is the e.m. falling apart where you can make a speculation there? daragh: we can talk about g10 ranging but there are some key levels that have moved on dollar-yen. i don't think i would call that. tom: it is monday morning. jonathan: the china piece is the most important and what is your read on the reopening? daragh: it seems to be heading in the right way. we navigated the chinese new year and had some massi

ama: the life story of legendary raiders coach john madden will be told in abiotic series. tomrady will be one of the producers, there is now a search for a lead actor. added won a super of the oakland raiders in the 1970's, then began -- became an emmy-winning broadcaster. he died in 2021 at the age of 85. dan: much more news ahead. ama: let's look at the stories coming up. >> we continue our coverage of breaking news from today, oakland police leronne armstrong, fired. the mayor announced her decision to strip armstrong of his job. at 5:30, we will get perspective from john burris. in the wake of massive tech layoffs, we are taking a closer look at the impact it is having on the economic stability of silicon valley join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. dan: you can download head to abc7news.com for more local news right now. ama: world news tonight with david near is next. think you for watching. -- thank you for watching. hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker? that's a lot. so, adding “

tom: if you were question. john: we are excited about it. the family and scouts have done a fantastic job bringing young players. the second both score in syria -- coil and has just turned 20 player, making a impact as well. hopefully, we can be better and at the top of the league. we have a big game this weekend and hopefully we win that one. tom: it is like the manager in baseball is banished from the dugout and they are calling on the phone to tell him the place. ferro is in my ear, ask him about malan. lisa: i want to build on what you were saying, sports products are attractive to you and the asset class is growing. i'm curious what the analog is in owning sports teams, whether for revenues, advertising, social presence and how you evaluate that. what kinds of investors are appropriate for this area? stephen: you have seen the massive increases in sports franchise values across the board. really, that is because they hold value and because the promise of television revenues and basically branding has been fulfi

"sex in your 50s," by the way, and also an interview where tom brady says he's going to take slow mornings but have an active afternoon. >> johnve a career like tom brady's? >> no, i do not. especially where he came from, a sixth round pick that got into the game by a freak accident by a great player and then would not go away. the resilience over a generation playing into his mid-40s. are there great young quarterbacks in the nfl? absolutely. do i see any of them winning seven super bowls and playing into their 40s, i'm a fan of the sport. i love it. he's like david ortiz was for the red sox. not just a superstar on the field but a talent off the field and an ambassador off the field, a great communicator, a great brand off the field. good for a city, good for the franchise pause of the money and the fame and attention they bring in. i don't see anybody like him in any sport right now. it's also harder now in some ways because of all the pressures and because very few people -- he stayed in new england for 20 years. i know a lot of people in my native new england are still mad he left. even that's remarkable. he never got pai

tom: i'm waiting for john to answer.important here and i had the honor of talking to governor carney about this, there is london which is our perception and there is everything else. the everything else, there is a real distinction there. jonathan: there was a news conference i think maybe 2014 and there was a problem with house prices in london. they were surging by 20 or 30% and governor carney said this great line -- he said i don't sit policy for inside the circle line and it goes around the center of london that was his message. isn't that a great line? the bank of england rate decision is up next. ♪ 202 pounds on golo.'ve lost being a veteran, the transition from the military into civilian life causes a lot of stress. i ate a lot for stress. golo and release has helped me with managing that stress and allowing me to focus on losing weight. for anyone struggling with weight and stress-related weight gain, i recommend golo to you. this is a real thing. this is not a hoax. you follow the plan, you'll lose weight. >> w

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tom paine. he's been. well, thank you, john, for that. the generous introduction in the next 50 minutes or so, i want to share with you the story of massachusetts little known founding father robert treat paine. the four times my four times great grandfather. i will focus on the highlights, the milestones of his life that found him again and again in the room, an important moments in our nation's formative years and earned him the title in his day of, quote, a friend to the rights of mankind. i grew up in a house in weston, a little town north of here, where a facsimile copy of the declaration of independence hung on the wall just outside the powder room. a wonderful term for a lavatory that originated in the era when patriots wore were powdering their wigs. anyhow, in this document were the truly big wigs of their day and right now and right below samuel adams and john adams signatures and the biggest of the bunch was the signature of robert treat paine at eye level for a ten year old. hard to miss. did his quill slip up when he was sign

park stations, also causing the evacuation of the daily city station and close the to 80 john daly off ramp ktvu tom baker joining us live from the scene, but we know so far, tom i'm standing what is normally north bong unip arose sarah in daly city. and the reason i'm standing here is because both directions are closed right now, because about 9 30 this morning. to sfpd. police text taking evidence from one location to another in a white box truck. started smelling something, and they heard a big clunk. and smelled like some sort of a gas, so as a result, they called in and fire, and police immediately responded, and they shut off the road for about 500 ft in either direction because they don't know whether this is explosive or not, but gas, generally speaking, can be what they did was get a hazmat crew in here and the bomb squad to bring in a robot. and the robot then is went in there and sniffed and trying to find out right now what's going on in terms of what kind of gas it is. how much is leaking is the stem the valve on the tank itself broken and all of that, and once they determined that, the

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tom: is the momentum of legislation for a speaker of the house that does not want to be the next johnhat your caucuses with you. i think with the speaker would say is that the 15 rounds of votes got a lot of the angst out that the beginning of the process. he can focus on the things the caucus wants to do. this is a caucus that does want to do energy and china legislation, that is why it is front and center. you will see plenty of coverage of their investigations as well. jonathan: how many people are asking you about flying objects and what do you say back to them? >> i absolutely get the question. this is one of those word situations where if it's aliens, it's a little bit of a relief. on a more kind of serious note, i've look at this and say there's a couple of things. one, is it that china is testing as more and that is a scary thing. is it that we are looking for these objects more and that is why we are finding them? however, when we look at it from a market perspective i was a couple of things. number one we let off the year with same we could have the fed's cuts. when we are a

tim johns is in the newsroom with how what the mayor wants to see happen. tim? tom: yeah, he's laying it all on the table when discussing the problem that is san francisco is facing and. other city leaders wasted no time in pushing back. >> mayor london breed not mincing words thursday during her state of the city address when discussing the numerous problems facing san francisco. >> public safety concerns. a spiraling fentanyl crisis empty offices. shuttered businesses. >> she weigh out her plan to deal with them all. most notably reducing crime and revitalizing a downtown ravaged by the pandemic. she wants to do several things. first, she wants to reform the city's tax structure causes increases and give ago tax break for any company that comes to san francisco. she wants to increase sfpd back to full staffing and have millions of dollars in funding. >> our residents are asking that we build back our police force and we need to deliver that. >> establishing those goals won't be easy. >> i've seen san francisco and other cities deal with one or two of these at one

tim johns is in the newsroom with how what the mayor wants to see happen. tim? tom: yeah, he's laying it all on the table when discussing the problem that is san francisco is facing and. other city leaders wasted no time in pushing back. >> mayor london breed not mincing words thursday during her state of the city address when discussing the numerous problems facing san francisco. >> public safety concerns. a spiraling fentanyl crisis empty offices. shuttered businesses. >> she weigh out her plan to deal with them all. most notably reducing crime and revitalizing a downtown ravaged by the pandemic. she wants to do several things. first, she wants to reform the city's tax structure causes increases and give ago tax break for any company that comes to san francisco. she wants to increase sfpd back to full staffing and have millions of dollars in funding. >> our residents are asking that we build back our police force and we need to deliver that. >> establishing those goals won't be easy. >> i've seen san francisco and other cities deal with one or two of these at one

i lived at john madden's house and saw what he did. tomnstantaneous recall. he will study hard, he will work hard, and he will be as diligent as any broadcaster in the booth when he puts his mind to it. i have no fear that he will be great at that, as well. >> brian: will he be on your podcast monday? >> he will. "let's go, with tom brady and leigh fitzgerald," monday at 6:00 p.m. we'll be talking about his retirement and about the super bowl. and we have a very special guest, too. >> brian: who is it? >> special. tune in. you'll like it. >> brian: you're not telling me. i'm sure i will. thanks so much, i appreciate it. >> see you in phoenix. >> brian: a great broadcaster and friend of tom brady, too. it's groundhog day and punxsutawney phil made his big prediction. watch. >> i see a shadow on my stage, and so, no matter how you measure, it's six more weeks of winter weather! >> brian: janice dean was here to bring us that moment. she is still tingling, according to reports. she is at gobbler's knob in western pennsylvania. janice? >> well

tom: john, help me i think the major theme is really off the american radar is inflation trends whichine if we see those here. jonathan: the stickiness of it. they were hoping it would fade and it seems to be accelerating in some places. tom: we had this out 40 minutes or so ago but a little bit of housing news and disinflation. >> is this good news? i don't think it is. it's great for people who want to sell their homes but you're seeing a resurrection of sentiment with the housing market. mortgage rates go down a little bit and everyone floods back to the market which indicates they haven't really diminished the underlying spirit and fervor. >> always stated but nevertheless important. >>>> just to clarify. tom: wellesley and schiller at yale. it's valuable. we've always taken pride with will kennedy in our hybrid economy coverage usually centered around economists. citigroup or a guy at goldman sachs but it's on the bid particularly looking to the future were a lot of information can be gleaned. he has the privilege of working with dominic. bob joins us this morning. you've been do

tom: john, don't give away our secret. [laughter] lisa: first of all we come up with narratives around something that is difficult to pin down. understanding that blanket statement at the outset. i think what russ said was fascinating about you want to go back to something that is judiciously embracing risk. this comes on the heels of better-than-expected data and i wonder, within the tech sector, how much people are riding on this idea of job cuts, allowing growth, allowing profitability, that incredible sort of cash fortress tom points out to continue to attract investors. that said, the underlying thesis of the fed having to go further looms out there and continues grazing the pressure, the boiling of the frog that raises the specter that perhaps it won't work. jon: it is encouraged by the january data. 3.4% unemployment, jobless claims up 200 k, another read on that later, and retail sales with a three handle yesterday. it is too early to draw conclusions but if you came into 2023 with a theory in your theory was the g

projectiles for the 2nd time in 3 days and in sport. yet another one for spanish gulf a john lamb sees him returned to the tom outlining ah, with there's been flash flooding recently in south paolo in southeast of brazil and the rulings out till about 9 o'clock local. the after that the rain storms tend to move slowly south, so the picture will be one of porto allegra, meaning seen increasing risk of those thunderstorms. they're also true in land south we talk the sunny science. no reco, breaking temperatures now, but unfortunate breezes they're still in the fire effect to potter chillies about is not an improving situation. forecast wise for the thunderstorm. well, the line from pot allegra just catches the society paraguayan goes up towards norton parts of brazil on the south of venezuela, parts of columbia as well flashed running still at the 10 shows and increasing the cloud, i think on this can be inside off. but nicaragua, costa rican probably panama not excessive rain, just a bit dismal. i have to say, asked the u. s, it still looks fairly spring like along the east coast, but some significant snow in

he played detective john munch on spu and eight other series. he was 78 actor tome care after a brain aneurysm. he's perhaps best known for his role in saving private ryan, a spokesperson says sizemore. is in a wait and see situation. a growing mystery in pennsylvania, a treasure hunter claims the government dug up a trove of gold from the civil war, and it's covering it up. abc is derek dennis reports. this morning, a new court filing reveals allegations of a secret gold rush in the woods of dense run pennsylvania. we feel we were double crossed and lied to dennis perata, a treasure hunter is suing, claiming years ago, he detected a possible trove of gold and silver buried underground that could be worth millions and led the fbi to it. we brought him up here in the snow set the gpl up. and set the test off in the machine l gold. i mean, it was quite the lightbulb almost blew up. folklore has it in 18 63. during the civil war, army soldiers lost a shipment of gold in the pennsylvania wilderness. harada says his tip to the fbi in 2018 culminated in a secret dig in t

we have heard from tom costello, concern reiterated by john kirby at 20,000 feet, 30,000 feet, a level of commercial aircraft. what else did you hear that you took away? >> yeah, chris, john kirby saying that the u.s. officials couldn't really tell whether these other three that were shot down between friday and yesterday were self-propelled or maneuvered in any way. like he says he's sure the chinese spy balloon was. out of an abundance of caution, that is why those were shot down. as you said, one of them was flying at 20,000 feet. 40,000 feet. take a listen to a bit of what he said. >> even though we had no indications that any of these three objects were surveilling, we couldn't rule that out. and so, you know, you want to err on the side of safety in terms of protecting our national security interests and the fact that these objects could have and likely did at some point in their path, transit over, you know, military sites of ours our sensitive sites. out of an abundance of caution, the president with the recommendation of military leaders directed them to be taken down. >> and