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Jon the congressional Baseball Game will go on. See you back here in an hour. Outnumbered starts now. Sandra new details pourit yesterdays shooting. This is the number steves glaze remains in Critical Condition and will require more surgery. Three others were shot and remain injured. This is outnumbered, and sandra smith. Your today, kennedy, also from the intelligence report, trish regan, Jessica Tarlov is here, and todays oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. He is outnumbered. We thought you didnt have enough to do today. Jumped in and jumped into the arms of the congressman. Meanwhile, Family Membe...

There are, apparently, things that go boom in the night in Mount Airy. Only trouble is, no one can figure out just what is causing the booms. Glenda Mayes, who lives on Newsome Street, said she’s been hearing — and feeling — the loud noises and accompanying shock waves multiple times over the past few weeks. She said the most recent one was around 2 a.m. on May 1. “It just about knocked me out of bed,” she said, admitting that while that might be a bit of an exaggeration, the noise was extremely loud and shook her house. She’s not the only one hearing and feeling the booms.

© Joe Raedie/Getty Images Coastal residents in North Carolina have described hearing explosive noises with no apparent cause. Enigmatic booming sounds called the "Seneca Guns" have reverberated off parts of coastal North Carolina for more than 150 years, with some powerful enough to rattle windows and vibrate buildings. Now, scientists are using seismic data to pinpoint where the explosions come from and what causes them. They presented their findings on Dec. 7 at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU), held virtually this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But spoiler al...

Was Pentagon researching on alien and UFO-related incidents? Loud booms have been sparking fear among residents of coastal North Carolina for the past 150 years, and until now, scientists have not succeeded in unraveling these mysterious sounds also known as the 'Seneca Guns'. The booms reported in the area were powerful enough to rattle windows and vibrate buildings. Scientists analyze causes As mysteries surrounding these loud booms deepen, scientists are using seismic data to pinpoint where the explosions come from. Researchers who took part in this study presented their findings on Decemb...

Stomach time to be talking about this. >> sandra: the question goes back to do you think this man, based on everything we learned about his past and his strong political words that he is used, do away with trump and company, do you think he would have carried out this act if he didn't have a gun esses weapon? the >> jessica: he would have done something. this is a man clearly teetering on the edge. to only focus on this one incident ignores the countless lives, not 93 million a day, but 93 a day that are taken as a result of gun violence. >> kennedy: to your point about drivers licenses, havin...