Hi there, everybody. It is 4 o'clock in New York. I'm Eam al-Mohydin in today for Nicole Wallace.

Right now, we are monitoring a developing situation inside Iran, specifically a U.S. military

search and rescue operation that is underway as we speak. It is for an American

service member somewhere inside Iran's borders. That is according to a U.S. official with knowledge

of the matter. Again, this is a fast evolving story, but here's what we know at this hour.

A U.S. F-15 fighter jet, a combat vessel that seats two, a pilot and a weapon systems

officer, was shot down this morning over the skies of Iran. You can see pieces of it on your

screen there. Earlier, officials confirmed to MS now that one of the two people on board

was thankfully rescued. Now, whether that was the pilot or the systems officer,

we are still not sure. Also unknown, the whereabouts of that second person. And while there is

plenty of reason to doubt anything said on the airwaves of Iran's state TV, we're going to note

this. Earlier, presenter read aloud a bounty reward for the capture of,

quote, enemy pilots. We understand that Donald Trump has been briefed on all of this. Last hour,

he posted on social media. Not with words of encouragement or a thought for the missing service

member, but with this in all caps,

keep the oil, anyone?

That message, merely 43 hours

since he told the American people

in a prime time address from the White House

that U.S. goals in the region

were nearing completion.

Watch.

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