Attention on board the aircraft. The presidentelect has departed with a 20minute drive time. We were having the opportunity to have our first african american president come on board the aircraft. As an african american man, to have the opportunity to be one of the first to greet him aboard the airplane meant a lot to me. You re the pilot? yes, sir. It will be my privilege to serve you. You know, i have to say you are out of central casting. You are exactly what i wanted. He is very excited to be on the airplane and he is having a very jovial conversation with the aircraft commander. You look like you know how to fly. You look like sam shepherd in the right stuff. Thank you very much, sir. They re standing there having a laughing moment. So for me, i m trying to say, okay, do i just fall right into the humor or do i just keep it as professional as i can. Welcome you aboard. Thank you. And introduce you to reggie dixon, the senior flight attendant. Good to see you, sir. My pleasure to m
questions. mary bruce live at the capitol. the developing news today involving rudy giuliani. federal agents raiding the home and office of former president trump s personal attorney. sources telling abc news the fbi seized electronic devices, including his cell phone, as part of a federal investigation. what our jon karl has learned tonight. the coronavirus in the u.s. and news tonight on the pfizer and moderna vaccines. the new study on seniors 65 and older and how effective these two vaccines are in keeping you from the hospital. also tonight, for the first time, we hear from one of the jurors who convicted derek chauvin of murdering george floyd, telling us he did not feel pressure to find chauvin guilty. he and the other jurors studied the evidence. and the one charge that took them the longest to deliberate. and what he revealed about the jury, wishing derek chauvin had taken the stand. what the juror told our robin roberts. breaking news tonight in the death of
questions. mary bruce live at the capitol. the developing news today involving rudy giuliani. sources telling abc news the fbi seized electronic devices, including his cell phone, as part of a federal investigation. what our jon karl has learned tonight. the coronavirus in the u.s. and news tonight on the pfizer and moderna vaccines. the new study seniors 65 and older and how effective these two vaccines are in keeping you from the hospital. also tonight, for the first time, we hear from one of the jurors who convicted derek chauvin of murdering george floyd, telling us he did not feel pressure to find chauvin guilty. he and the other jurors studied the evidence. and the one charge that took them the longest to deliberate. and what he revealed about the jury, wishing derek chauvin had taken the stand. what the juror told our robin roberts. breaking news tonight in the death of ahmaud arbery in georgia. tonight, news coming in. new federal charges, hate crime and attem
attention on board the aircraft, president-elect has departed with 20 minutes. we were having the opportunity to have our first african-american president come on board the aircraft. as an african-american man, to have the opportunity to be one of the first to greet him aboard the airplane meant a lot to me. you re the pilot of air force one? yes. you know, i have to say you re an essential guest. you re exactly who i want. he was excited to be on the airplane. he s having a very jovial conversation with the aircraft commander. you look like you know how to fly, like sam shepherd. thank you very much, sir. they re standing there having a laughing moment. so for me i m trying to say, okay, do i fall right into the humor, or do i just try to keep it as professional as i can? welcome aboard. i ll introduce you to reggie jackson. so nice to see you, sir. my pleasure meeting you, sir. welcome aboard. i m going to serve you din irtonight. have you had din
good to be with you this thanksgiving. i m katy tur. the investigation into the deadly attack on the capitol is entering a new stage. the d.c. court of appeals will take up the battle between congress and former president donald trump over white house documents now being held by the national archives. trump s attorneys argue that the request by the january 6th committee could damage the presidency broadly. the fight over those documents and the claims of executive privilege could ultimately land at the supreme court. meantime, the investigation by the bipartisan house panel has picked up speed with a cascade of new subpoenas issued in recent days, including to domestic extremist groups and trump supporters. the proud boys and the oath keepers. the committee says it wants to understand exactly how the violence erupted that day. those subpoenas followed dozens of others trump allies, including roger stone, who was pardoned by trump before he left office. and steve bannon along