personal-electronic devices in an investigation, according to the new york times, is tied to his involvement with removal of former ambassador to the ukraine. we will have that story with one of the reporters who broke it in just a moment. first, hours after giuliani told listeners to his radio show today that this investigation is about hatred of him and the president he once represented. our gabby ore is here with the breaking details. so, what s been the reaction to the the giuliani raid within the former-president s inner circle? well, anderson, the raid on giuliani s manhattan apartment and office has left quite a few trump associates and aides feeling uneasy, about what this could mean for the former president. and those in his orbit. there were several people who have said that this is something that has changed their perceptions of how willing the justice department might be to pursue other, potential investigations into top-trump associates, and those close to
nation, reverend al sharpton. good to have you onboard. here s the deal, everybody. wait a second. willie, did i miss anything? i just got here. let s get you miked up. he s putting his tie on. it s just did i miss anything? did we talk about your birthday, willie. i really wanted to make it to your birthday. i was like uncle billy and i had a string right here. i missed your birthday. you know, i didn t get a lot. what i got myself for my birthday was the second shot of moderna, so i m fully vaccinationed, which is the best possible birthday case. it was about 18 hours ago that i got the shot and i feel good today. good for you. a great example. everybody needs to get vaccinated. willie s always a great example, except when he isn t. he s adorable. willie, we ve got some good news. sal called me. seems like that odb is opening up. and i mean nobody. a lot of diseases go through that thing even at the best of times. typhoid fever do you guys kno
we have a cracked windshield. we re going to be declaring an emergency and back to atlanta. 14,100 pounds of fuel onboard. we ll be able to land right now off the pattern. we have to get set up. reporter: i want you to look at the photos here now. this is what the bird hit. apparently the windshield of this flight, airbus 320. in a way it s a good news because it s a very strong part of the airplane. it has three layers of strength in glass, built to withstand birds, hail, lightning. this was a crack. al though not that big of a deal it seems like. the faa says there s about 15,000 bird strikes in a typical year and only 5% of those result in significant damage to an airplane. they say it s one up after the miracle on the hudson where captain sully landed a plane in the hudson after birds hit both engines. in this case, not nearly as significant. back to you. that s the thing i always go back to when you see the damage a bird can do is the sully sullenberger flight. you
hello. what is it like out there right now? reporter: hey, so everyone started sprinting because a police line came out. there is no curfew that has been announced tonight. but there have been some bottles thrown, water bottles over the police line. and some rocks and a few other things. so they ve been returning with the, the police have been returning, the objects, and pepper spray, a little gas, but then there was movement from police. and everyone just scattered. us as well. they ve been saying there is an unlawful assembly. they ve been telling people they have to go home now because of the back and forth between protesters and police. and let me show you. i think, yeah. let me just see if i can see whether that s the police. yeah, it is. let s try to get a little closer. be careful, y all. reporter: thank you. i cannot see over the crowd. but there definitely was a movement and people got spooked and started running. i have to tell you that before this, there is a
i cannot see over the crowd, but there definitely was a movement, and people got spooked and started running. i have to tell you that before this, there is a gentleman on top of a car with a megaphone that s been talking all night, and he kept asking people not to throw anything. he s like, we need to do this peacefully over and over and over again. and then people just didn t listen. and it s only a couple of people, but that s all it takes for there to be, you know, this back-and-forth where things get violent and they get dangerous because less than lethal munitions will be fired. people have been firing off fireworks. that spooks the crowd as well. sometimes on the ground they explode. sometimes in the air they explode. sometimes they re throwing that towards the police line, which is all the way around the precinct you see there in brooklyn center. some folks have shields, but for the most part, the crowd has been peaceful. but it s only a few people, and that s few peop