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Denver, overnight tonight into early tomorrow, down south to taos kouk big-time problems on the roads. that storm that s going to sweep in, bring damaging winds and tornado threat. that erupts through tomorrow evening. and ahead of all of this, we are extremely mild. more than 200 highemperature eo th e of the week east rockies. and this could make it very volatile. ginger zee tonight, thank you. we ll see you in the morning. now to the objects shot from the sky over the u.s. and canada, and tonight, for the first time, the dramatic new audio from the fighter pilots tracking those objects. tonight, the white house on what they re calling the leading explanation of what these were and why some lawmakers are ghanding to know more tonight. here s martha raddatz reporting again tonight. reporter: tonight, dramatic cockpit audio from f-16 fighter pilots tracking that as yet unidentified flying object over michigan s lake huron on sunday. the size of it it s so
Second shot hit. reporter: new cockpit audio reveals even the pilots were perplexed by what they saw. i can see lines coming down below.te pentagon officials have offered intriguing descriptions of the objects. one looked like a metallic drum. another was cylindrical and carried a tethered payload. another was octagonal in shape with strings attached. what are these things? who sent them here? and what are they doing here? reporter: g.o.p. senators argued to bathe the public deserves more answers from the commander in chief, who ordered the objects shot down. my phone ringing off the wall and we have a president of united states not saying anything. reporter: we asked white house officials of the president has any plans to make public comments about these objects, and all they would say is he continues to be briefed and takes the situation very seriously. they did say today that they can rule out the possibility that
Down over the u.s. and canada. for the first time, we hear the cockpit audio from the f-16 fighter pilots tracking the unidentified object over lake huron off michigan. the remarkable exchange as they try to take down the object. martha raddatz with new reporting. tonight, the miracle brothers, nearly 200 hours after the earthquake, they re pulled out alive. and tonight, turkey s president erdogan under fire for supporting the push to forgive construction violations in the past. and real questions mounting about whether many new buildings were actually built to code. james longman in turkey. here in the u.s. tonight, the alex murdaugh trial, and for the first time, we hear from the dead wife s sister. what she reveals about the day of the murders, and about the marriage. the race for president. on the republican side. she was once in the trump administration, now she ll challenge former president trump for the nomination. what nikki haley said today during her announcement. ton
Recommended leaving investigators without key clues. the ability to have accident data from cockpit audio as well as image recorders is critical. reporter: issues in the air are being met with issues on the ground. from last month s faa computer system failure that paralyzed airports to the southwest holiday travel meltdown that canceled more than 16,000 flights. the operating environment is much more dinfficult. reporter: scott kirby predicts a rough year for aviation and says his airline is trying to control what it can. brand new graduates from the first flight school are now headed to new jobs. on their way to shore up pilot shortages at the airlines. last generation of older pilots is starting to leave. reporter: and industry figures say more people now work at major airlines than before the pandemic, but the pressure is on to keep their safety record clean. takes a lot of work to keep it that way and we need to make