europe is made up of a bunch of of countries totally different from each other and they have separate laws and different intelligence agencies. they will look for soft targets. al qaeda used to plan complex things where you could monitor their communications and if you miss it it winds at 9/11. these guys are coming back, and they are self-motivated, and they are just getting a gun and walk into soft target because it doesn t take a lot of training or planning. you just go kill people. jenna: captain nash, great to have you. reporter: a fighter jet crashes on a busy highway.
was shot down, according to both ukrainian and u.s. officials. late wednesday, ukrainian su-25, a fighter jet crashes. and u.s. officials aren t confirming that, but the ukrainians say that it was shot down as well by separatists. thursday, separatists reportedly bragged about shooting down another ukrainian cargo aircraft. that s today. and then we have the malaysian passenger jet crashing, brought down by a surface-to-air missile, one that had to be very sophisticated. let s bring in our panel. charles, thoughts on this. there s one scenario that fits all the facts. and that is, that the rebels shot down the plane probably by accident. the reason that we think that is because one of the rebel leaders proudly announced on twitter at the time of the shootdown, that they had shot down a ukrainian
reuniting with chris christie today, touring that area together last fall after super storm sand eye tore through the northeast. they re expected to dot same again leading meeting with those still recovering and rebuilding. governor christie officially opened the jersey shore bri fri but many beaches and board walks are still not up and rung for the summer season. a fighter jet crashes off the coast of southern japan. this happened off the small island of okinawa. the pilot forced three jets from the plane and was pulled from the water by u.s. and japanese cruise. u.s. military has 50,000 troops in japan. half are on that island. the you us military is now investigating the crash. i m ainsley earhardt and we ll return to hannity after a short break.
month. the good news, the unemployment rate fell to 8.2%. that s the lowest since february 2009, one month after president obama took office. and not surprisingly, republicans wasted no time in attacking the white house. mitt romney called it a weak and troubling jobs report and said, millions of americans are paying a high price for president obama s economic policies. now, don t be shocked, president obama saw the glass half full. our economy s now created more than 4 million private sector jobs over the past two years. and more than 600,000 in the past three months alone. but it s clear to every american that there will still be ups and downs along the way and that we ve got a lot more work to do. so let s cut through the political spin by adding some perspective. here s a look at the number of jobs in the usa since obama took office in 2009. now, we re not back to where we were, but we are objectively on the upswing. the great recession isn t over for many americans
that s 100,000 less than last month. the good news, the unemployment rate fell to 8.2%. that s the lowest since february 2009, one month after president obama took office. and not surprisingly, republicans wasted no time in attacking the white house. mitt romney called it a weak and troubling jobs report and said, millions of americans are paying a high price for president obama s economic policies. now, don t be shocked, president obama saw the glass half full. our economy s now created more than 4 million private sector jobs over the past two years. and more than 600,000 in the past three months alone. but it s clear to every american that there will still be ups and downs along the way and that we ve got a lot more work to do. so let s cut through the political spin by adding some perspective. here s a look at the number of jobs in the usa since obama took office in 2009. now, we re not back to where we were, but we are objectively on the upswing. the great recession