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Iran hits two U.S. warplanes. The search continues for a crew member still on the ground in the

country. We'll get the latest. Plus, hiring in the U.S. blew past expectations. The economy added 178,000 jobs last month.

Economists at the Fed and the policymakers there still have a lot of questions about how the war is going to affect the economy.

The jobs report does give them some help, though.

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Iran shot down an American F-15E fighter jet earlier today.

It's the first known loss of a jet in the country since the start of the war.

The U.S. has rescued one crew member, and the status of the second is unknown, and the search and rescue continues.

The journal Senior Video and National Security correspondent Shelby Holiday has been reporting this story and it's here now with the latest.

Shelby, what do we know about the situation? How did this happen?

Yeah, this was an extremely tense day for the United States. The plane was downed in Iranian territory.

The crew members were both in an F-15E strike eagle fighter jet, and one of them was rescued

earlier in the day, but the search has been ongoing for the second crew member for hours now.

And we know that Iran brought the plane down at this point.

It's not clear what they shot the plane with. But there was a huge church and rescue

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