Before it crashed and went up in flames in north texas. Take a look at one of the parachutes caught on some power lines, caught in the wires as people drove by. This video was taken by a person who witnessed a giant plume of smoke shooting up from the neighborhood following this crash. The u. S. Navy confirmed that just after 11 a. M. Local time a Jet Trainer Aircraft crashed into a neighborhood in lake worth, texas, approximately 2 miles northeast of joint Reserve Base Fort worth. The two outs in the jett were Conducting A jet were Conducting A routine training flight. The pilot is many stable condition, and the student naval Air Auater is being treated at a hospital, his condition is unknown at this time. Heres the police chief. Our hearts go out to these military members and their families, and i would imagine that for a pilot, this is the day that you dread, that you hope never comes. And so for them and their families who have experienced that worst day, we just want them to know
Them to know and their families to know that our thoughts and prayers are with them. reporter: power could be out for a few days for the roughly 60-70 residents who live near the crash site as crews remove the debris. no residents were injured, and the plane did not directly hit any buildings, but it did cause some damage to at least three homes, displacing some families. we did have some damage that occurred from, i would speculate maybe wings or other debris that caused the damage to the homes. but as i mentioned, it could have been a lot worse, for sure. reporter: navy officials are cooperating with authorities as they investigate what caused this jet to go down. benjamin? benjamin: christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you. arthel: and now the our other top story as the search for 22-year-old gabby petito continues today in wyoming, more than a week after she was first reported missing, the search also continues thousands of miles away for her
Missiles and nuclear weapons. i think they were a always going to test the biden administration early in its term, but right now especially after the fall of kabul the narrative in asia is that the biden administration isn t capable p. so i think kim jong un is seeing how far he can push the new people in washington. benjamin: so do you think that means we might see further tests, perhaps leading to a nuclear test? and what are the end goals then for north korea out of that? well, the end goal for north korea has always been to take over south korea. and clearly, the way they see this going is with nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. they want to be able to intimidate the united states so that we wouldn t come to the rescue of the south, and that s why they have these intercontinental ballistic missiles which really have no utility for the purpose of an inter-korean war. this is the most militant regime on earth. we shouldn t be surprised they want the world s most fearsome
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Life of micro-grafty and, of course, they showed off their amazing 360-degree view. but a cancer patient down at st. jude s children s research hospital. looking through the window, we can see the entire perimeter of the earth which is so beautiful. i hope that you re getting to see what we see is, which is passing over some really beautiful waters. reporter: the civil is january astronauts are now all back at home with their families, and throughout the mission they raised more than $200 million for st. jude s. arthel? arthel: good for them. good organization. phil keating, thank you very much. and that s going to do it for us. great to be with you this weekend, benjamin. benjamin: it s been my pleasure. coming up next is sunday show. have is a great sunday. your car insurance,