is very important to point out there are journalists in the country who are still behind bars under uap especially journalist in cash need. five of them are still behind bars under the state anti-terror laws, also the national security act and public safety acts. and some have been behind bars for more than two years. journalists -- for more than two years was behind bars because he was on his way to report the gang rape of a lower caste girl. that is the state of affairs of journalism in india. and what i am really concerned about as somebody who has been in this profession for more than 15 years now, is the chilling effect this will have on a young generation of journalists. independent journalist, specifically who want to join the profession who are already in the profession. when they see this kind of vindictive attitude of the government to critical work, that will dissuade them. that will dissuade them from doing journalism because nobody wants cops at their doorstep first thing in the morning. nobody wants an enforcement dictate, money laundering charges against you or members of

the military has said that the uaps have visual sightings that match the reader sightings that matchs are doing things that they say we don't have the materials of science -- doesn't excite you that no one can explain what's going on? >> neil: always. the research scientist lives on that frontier. we are looking out in the universe. i can't explain that. bring in some more data. get someone smarter than me. we live in the world of the unexplained. >> stephen: could i use ai to do that while you're eating your twinkie? >> neil: possibly. what you do is get ai to collate all these observations and look for repeat patterns to see if there's something, if there's an actual atmospheric phenomenon. if there is some form of the image, some display of the lights. that he could try to make sense out of. yeah, go right ahead. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more neil degrasse tyson, everybody. stick around. when m moderate to severe e ulcerativeve cols tatakes you ofoff course.. put itit in check k with rin, a oncece-daily pilill. whenen i wanted d to see re

status of the aro website and the mechanism for contacting aro to report on unidentified phenomenon or uapails found in the press advisory published earlier today and i would encourage media interested in asking questions on this topic to take part in dr. kirkpatrick's briefing. and separately tomorrow a prescheduled operational test launch of u.s. air force global strike command, unarmed minute man three ballistic missile from california. this launch showcases the redundancy and reliability of our strategic deterrence system while sending a visible message of assurance to allies. for any further questions, refer are you to air force global strike command and finally take a moment to say general eric smith well wishes and speedy recovery on behalf of secretary austin and the department of defense. thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. and with that, i'll be happy to take your questions. we'll go to tara, associated press. >> thank you, general ryder. the army determined the main reservist should not had a gun in maine shooting at the time and other warning signs about him. is t

uap european and u.s. demand definitely weaker. -- european and u.s. demand definitely weaker.rice. gina: talk a bit about some of the other energy products. natural gas is heading into a seasonably favorable time of year. fundamentals improving materially. where are you seeing natural gas prices headed going forward? amrita: depends on the region. think about european natural gas prices. they have gone up quite a bit. the middle eastern conflict has led to supply losses through israel and egypt area but the market remains well supplied. unless we get a really cold winter, we are not expecting a huge increase. prices are trading significantly higher than the 10 year average. that was to be expected. storage is higher. industrial demand in europe has not just been temporarily removed because of high gas prices but probably permanently reduced, combination of high energy prices, lower economic growth but also the inflation reduction act in the u.s. that is taken industry away from europe to the u.s. in the u.s., gas prices are slowly picking up, but industrial activity is not bla