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And retired navy master at arm john cahill. they say they're not american, but they don't know what they are so what could they be? >> at this point, if they're not american and they are not russian or chinese, this guy's the limit at that point we will need a lot more people to come in and help us with those answers. >> jesse: i agree. i think they have to be aliens. russia is broke, they don't have the technology in the chinese, their last aircraft carrier and it's got to be aliens. >> when you put it that way, i think you have a point there. this is a preliminary report, it was very narrow ...

We have not found anybody else in today's search but through the night, we will continue and god willing, they will be some f good news. >> firefighters continue to grapple with a fighter who is deep under the collapsed structure making it hard>> to gt at the source, sometimes they flare up creating a smoky haze surrounding the building site but rescuers press on with the hope of finding survivors. >> jesse: so sad. breaking news tonight, the director of national intelligence has just released a report on ufos documenting over 140 incidents of unidentified flying objects sightings but finding ...

US military's elite commando forces look to expand diversity Lolita C. Baldor Tags:  FILE - In this May 4, 2020, photo provided by the U.S. Navy, SEAL candidates participating in "surf immersion" during Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training at the Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Center in Coronado, Calif. The Navy never had to look too hard to fill its elite SEAL force. For years, eager recruits poured in to try out for special warfare teams, but they were overwhelmingly white. Now, Naval Special Warfare Command leaders are trying to turn that around, developing programs to seek out ...

To honor of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, hundreds attended the annual Memorial Day Ceremony. The 'Tree of Valor' travel exhibition made its event debut

1. N.C. Vietnam Veterans' Memorial On Saturday, May 29, there will be a wreath-laying ceremony at 10 a.m, at N.C.Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park to commemorate all men and women who have died in military service for the United States. Jim Cameron, a Lexington resident and helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War, will be the guest speaker. This somber site recognizes the 1,607 North Carolinians who were killed or went missing in action during the Vietnam War. The memorial wall is located two miles south of Thomasville along  Interstate 85 in the rest area near mile marker 100. The ceremony i...