BLITZER: There's some breaking news coming out of Savannah, Georgia right now where a U.S. military plane has crashed. Take a look at this. You can see the smoke coming from the crash site. The U.S Air Force says the plane is a WC-130 which is used for weather reconnaissance flights. Said the plane came from the 156th Air Wing in Puerto Rico. Normally by the way, the plane carries a crew of five people. A witness says he heard a very strange noise around 10 to 15 seconds before the plane crashed. We're going to bring you much more on this breaking story as we get more information stand by for that. Another story we're following also pretty disturbing. A cracked window forces a Southwest Airlines plane to make an unscheduled landing. Passenger Linda Holly (ph) texted a picture of the broken window to her son. You can see -- you can see that window right there. The flight from Chicago to Newark, New Jersey was diverted to Cleveland. The FAA is investigating what caused this window to crack. And remember, the incident comes less than three weeks after an engine on a Southwest plane failed, broke a window and a woman died after she was partially sucked out of the aircraft through that window. We're going to have much more on this story coming up in the course of the day --</s>BLITZER: -- as well. Meanwhile there's more developments emerging on the big changes in the President's legal team. The stand off exploding between the President and Robert Mueller and the President's threat to interfere in the U.S. Justice Department. Much more on all of these breaking stories coming up. We'll be right back.
Air Force Plane Crashes in Georgia; Southwest Airline Emergency Landing.