hello and welcome to all of you watching new state and canada and around the world. i m kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom, another shoot-down. this time the unidentified object was in the skies over northern canada. we ll look at the differences. plus we ll take you live to istanbul with a look at incredible stories of hope and survival still coming from turkey six days after the deadly earthquake. and ukraine is facing a new barrage of russian strikes in kyiv. we ll show you the latest on the front lines. we re working to learn more details about what caused canadian and u.s. fighter jets to be scrambled saturday and what triggered the shooting down of another unidentified object over canada. prime minister justin trudeau and president biden agreed to the shoot-down. trudeau said the latest object violated canada s airspace. it will be supported by the canadian armed forces in conjunction with the rcmp. this coordinated operation will allow a further investiga
the three witnesses, all retired military veterans, warned the threat these objects pose is real. based off your own experience with the data that you ve been privy to, is there any indication that these u a uaps could essentially be collecting reconnaissance information, mr. graves? yes. mr. grusch? fair assessment, yeah. mr. very possible. david fravor, a retired u. s. navy commander, picked up this on his aircraft sensors in 2004. reading he claimed was something far superior to anything the u.s. had. we are talking some thinking going into space, go someplace, drop down in a matter of seconds, do whatever it wants, and leave, and there is nothing we can do about it. in april, the head of the pentagon s office looking into these incidents told lawmakers there are about 650 potential cases of uaps. about half of which, he said may be of interesting value. the white house said wednesday, it s still working on figuring out those answers. if your question is, you
says are never reported. this is an approximation based off of my personal experience speaking with a number of pilots, but i would estimate we re somewhere near 5% reporting perhaps. reporter: the three witnesses all retired military veterans warn that the threat these objects pose is real. based off your own experience or the data that you have been privy to, is there any indication that these uaps could be essentially reconnaissance information? yes. fair assessment, yes. very possible. reporter: a retired navy commander picked up this on his aircraft sensors in 2004, a reading he claimed was something information superior to anything that the u.s. had. you are talking something that can go into space, go someplace, drop down in a per of seconds, do whatever it wants and leave and there is nothing that we can do about it. reporter: in april the head of the pentagon office looking into these incidents told lawmakers there were about 650 potential cases of uaps.
pilot ryan graves who now run as group that encourages pilots to report incidents of ufos, officially known as uaps, unidentify aerial phenomena. vast majority of sightings he says are never reported. this is an approximation based off of my personal experience speaking with a number of pilots, but i d estimate we re somewhere near 5% reporting perhaps. reporter: the three witnesses, all retired military veteran, say the threat is real. based off the data and your experience, is there any indication that these uavs could be essentially collecting recogninnaissance information, graves? yes. mr. grusch? fair assessment. from mr. frazier. very possible. reporter: and david frazier picked up this on his aircraft sensors in 2004, a reading he claimed was something far superior to anything the u.s. had. you are talking something that can go into space, drop down in a matter of seconds, do
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