What recent events are unfolding regarding a missing U.S. pilot in Iran?
This is a Fox News alert. A U.S. pilot may be missing in Iran. I'm Lisa Brady. Iranian state media claiming a pilot ejected over southwestern Iran and has not been located.
The U.S. military has yet to confirm or deny a U.S. pilot is missing, though U.S. Central Command posted Thursday on social media that all U.S. fighter jets are accounted for, despite Iranian reports of shooting down an enemy fighter jet.
Fox's Eben Brown. Fox News learning President Trump has been briefed all morning. A source tells the Associated Press the U.S. has launched a rescue operation. An F-15E fighter jet has two pilots.
We see also some open source video showing that there were two search and rescue helicopters that were being refueled midair in daylight. That would suggest, again, an urgency to that search and rescue mission, because it would be rare to conduct a search and rescue mission with low-flying helicopters over an area that is possibly contested, given that this happened during the daylight hours.
It shows an urgency and a suggestion that the pilots may have survived.
Fox's Jennifer Griffin. Again, no confirmation yet from the U.S. military on a pilot or pilots missing in Iran. The White House says the latest jobs report is a testament to the president's agenda. 178,000 jobs created in March, much more than expected after jobs were lost in February.
When you look inside the numbers here, one thing really stands out. Again, the average hourly wage is rising faster than inflation, up 3.5% over the past 12 months. That means, in general, people are making more money than the rise in prices Americans are getting ahead, which was not the case under the last administration.
Also, when you look at where the jobs are, it reveals one reason for the boom. A strike among doctor office workers ended, and that shows up in health care totals.
Fox Business' Edward Lawrence at the White House. The unemployment rate's dipping to 4.3%. America is listening to Fox News. Opponents of large data centers in Ohio win approval for their petition drive to add a ban to the state constitution.
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