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kaylee hartung is following this for us.njuries have been reported, but authorities are not calling the string of events coincidental. >> because they burned in the middle of the night, thankfully no one was hurt. but each of these churches is very active in their community for more than 100 years. each of these buildings is located on or near a rural highway in that area. now, theories have not yet been able to say they can conclusive connect these three fires, but they say they see some similarities, in that they have identified what they are calling suspicious elements in each case and they say those are being thoroughly probed. the state fear marshall cautions any argon investigation takes time. it could take months. it's one of the most complicated and unconvention at crime scenes that investigators can work in. these churches were reduced to almost nothing but rubble. but the sheriff hears the players to solve the crime and he says progress -- pleas to solve the crime and he says progress is being made. >>> what about

kaylee, you first take us through this case.hat do we know about this woman, what do we know about how she managed to get past security? >> reporter: breana, this wasn't a fence jumper of some sort that tried to sneak her way onto the property. this was won that very willfully proceeded through security protocol in place by secret service and lied through the process so this woman first approached mar-a-lago in a parking lot and was greeted by secret service as every guest s. she went through a physical screening process there. her person, her bags were checked. then secret service explains, it is the determination of the mar-a-lago staff as to who was invited and welcome onto the property. they say there was a bit of a language barrier and the staff member who greeted her when she asked to go to the pool determined that she had the last name as a member of the club. so she was granted access, she was then shuttled to the club. at the club, she had to go through another physical screening processes by the secret service so secre

cnn's kaylee hartung has details. >> we have a report over on the south side that someone just fell fromrom the mall of america just outside small where police say a 5-year-old boy was either thrown or pushed from a third floor balcony. police and witnesses rushed to help the victim, and emergency crews could be seen performing cpr. >> i heard the mother screaming, please pray for my kid, please pray for my son, everyone please pray. >> reporter: the unidentified boy was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. under arrest, 24-year-old emmanuel deshawn aranda. he's been charged with attempted homicide. police say he did not know the child. >> at this time we do not believe there is a relationship between the suspect and the child or the family of the child. and we are actively investigating as to why this incident occurred. >> that was kaylee hartung reporting. at a press conference this afternoon, police said they feel confident in saying the suspect threw this child off the third floor. but as to why he did it, that's something they're still trying to figure out. they're

after a woman illegally enters the club while the president was staying there kaylee hartung has the story. >>federal prosecutors filing charges against chinese national yu jing jang, who they say illegally into president trump's mar-a-lago club in florida last weekend and lied about it. prosecutors say jang was carrying 2 chinese passports for cellphones a laptop computer, an external hard drive type device and a thumb drive that contained quote malicious malware. >>is this malware that she was you know where she had on the thumb drive wasn't intended to be planted in some some fashion. we don't know the answer those questions. >>according to the complaint jane initially told secret service she was at mar-a-lago to use the pool. club managers believe she was related to another member of the club with the same last name and allowed in. but when questioned by receptionist jenks story changed responding that she was there for a un event at the reception snoo did not exist. >>if you are trained, you would never have deviated from what your story was at the front gate to any sur security

kaylee they will never stop quick. >> no. because they are power driven and substance free with one goal which is take down this president why they began investigating him before he was inaugurated and they continually move the goalpost because they will never admit president trump was elected to beat hillary clinton fair and square that is their goal. . >> that's right. all this talk talk about prescription drugs to actually focus on this russian obsession. . >> there have been 2800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants, 500 interviews the most exhaustive of investigations meanwhile the president remains steadfastly focused on the issues what do the democrats do now that this is wrapped up? we will work with you to make it even better than it already is. they want to investigate more. and they'd don't care about the well-being of the american people. >> it is incredible to me they could be so out of touch and that they are offended by the fact people kicked out the establishment so how dare you? we should be empowered that is what

director of social justice for bernie sanders's 2016 campaign and from campaign national press secretary kayleehe shining example for bernie sanders our baltic nations where he says socialism works so perfectly. i want to show you the business tax rate is bernie sanders has been adamantly against the corporate tax rate in this country, norway 22%, sweden, and the usa dropped the most recent tax plan down to 21%. how would bernie sanders respond to this graphic? >> he would probably respond similar to what he did last night. important to raise taxes to meet what he had planned, medicare for all, free college tuition. >> raise corporate taxes? >> raise corporate taxes across the board, taxes for everyone. >> the country he admires the most has levels the same as ours. >> i am not a socialist. i don't believe in raising taxes are paying more than they are paying now. he believes his plan is best for america, hard to sell when you talk about taxes being lowered on the other side. rob: the reason these baltic nations keep the business taxes low as they want to keep business there, business mobile, b

here to debate is kaylee mcinerney and analyst robert pattillo. thanks for coming on today.a chance to talk about why there's a lot of frustration, for this report and how it is released. >> the frustration comes from the pre-bottle which we had before several weeks ago and the press conference before the release of the report to spin what happened in the report. rob: what do you think got spun that wasn't true? >> when bar is saying the president is so frustrating and that is why he made inaccurate statements, that is spin. the attorney general of the united states of america acting as the president's personal attorney and personal spokesperson. put the facts on the table and let the american people decide for themselves. that is why we have to have mueller in front of congress and understand what went into the determination. rob: you could argue mueller thought the president in fighting back against something he didn't do was angry and that is where the obstruction or perceived obstruction came from. >> i understand the truth hurts. the truth hurts for democrats because co

kaylee hartung, cnn, atlanta. >> it will be interesting to see what people have to say when they go tohurch. >> we'll hopefully have a follow-up later. >>> still ahead on "newsroom," an ambitious plan to forge new jobs from abandoned steel mills once or if brexit happens. >>> also, we'll look at the most extensive flooding in decades forcing mass evacuations. this is iran. derek van dam will have the latest on that coming up. termites. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. >>> welcome back, a stunning admission from the british prime minister as she staring down the possibility of a no deal brexit. tereheresa may has acknowledged publicly the only way to avoid crashing out of the european union is with the labour party's hep. >> she said it is the political reality facing the uk after her own party has rejected her brexit deal three times. she now heads to brussels on wednesday to seek an extension to the april 12th deadline but has no assurances she will get it deal or no deal, brexit can't come soon enough for some parts

vonnie: kaylee, thank you.nt trump's nominees for the federal reserve ward are facing congressional push back. i sat down with in order trumps of order, anthony scaramucci -- trumps supporter anthony scaramucci for his take. >> stephen moore probably has a likelier chance of getting through that herman cain. i like both guys, they are great supporter for the president. but the president is trying to change things. a phd's haves been studied macro and micro economics as opposed to business people. and obviously, stephen moore is a great economics person, but i just think that the thoseentionality of both two will cause problems on the hill. vonnie: will it cause problems at the federal reserve? guest: not necessarily. i think you are both smart and prudent business people. i should disclose, stephen and i are very close. this --partner on my in on my research think tank, he is a member, it is called strategic worldview. was he is on the fed, he can't do that with us anymore. but i think he is a sharp guy, with a

our kaylee hartong has this report. >> reporter: all three of these churches burned in the middle ofight so thankfully no one was injured, but there are more similarities than just the timing of these three churches burning to the ground in the last ten days has got authorities to believe this is more than a coincidence. each of these three churches in louisiana very active in their communities in the last 100 years. they were located on or near rural highways in the area. authorities have not yet been able to say they can conclusively connect all three fires. they found suspicion -- they're cautioning any arson investigation can take months because you're dealing with a complicated and unknown crime scene. mefs of the metal. the sheriff hears the community's pleas for this to be solved and he said some progress has been made. given that we're talking about three churches with the african-american community, they say this could be racially related. they say they don't want to inject race unnecessarily into this conversation. one reverend saying he doesn't know who's doing this and he

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cnn correspondent kaylee hartung is with me now with this extremely disturbing set of events. >> it turnswasn't the first time that this man was arrested at the mall of america. he has this history of trouble at that mall, in fact. as this 5-year-old boy lays in a hospital with life-threatening injuries we are learning court records show that this man had a long string of arrests and convictions for misdemeanor criminal offenses in recent years and it even been twice banned from the mall. >> we have a report over on the south side that someone just fell from the third floor to the first floor. >> reporter: images from the mall of america just outside minneapolis where police say a 5-year-old boy was either thrown or pushed from a third floor balcony. police and witnesses rushed to help the victim. emergency crews could be seen performing cpr. >> i heard the mother screaming please pray for my kid, please pray for my son. >> reporter: the uneyed boy was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. under arrest was this man. he's been charged with attempted homicide. police say he

. >> kaylee, thank you very much. joining us now, congressman david cicilline, a democrat who serves on the judiciary and foreign affairs committee. thanks for joining us. i want to start with jake tapper's reporting. he learned that president trump tried to shut down the border crossing at el paso, texas. he tried to get border agents to reject migrants. he's pushing for an expanded family separation policy among other steps. can he do these things legally? >> no, wolf, he cannot. this is very disturbing reporting that the president is actually telling agents that they should violate the law and disregard applicable asylum applications and shut down the border. this is a department of homeland security and a president really in chaos who's trying to suggest that the rule of law doesn't apply and that he can unilaterally decide to change the laws in this country. that is not the case. he's not a king. he's the president. if there are going to be changes in the immigration laws, it must come through congress. the notio

kaylee, thank you very much. secret service agent jonathan macro joins me now. good to see you.o you make of this one? >> when you take a step back, did the secret service do the right thing and did their protocols work? yes, absolutely. what's important to understand, a lot of people refer to mar-a-lago as the winter white house. it's not the white house. it's not a government facility. it's a private commercial entity just like any other place the president goes on a temporary basis. so the security protocols are concentric rings of protection around the protectee. what this individual did is went through two checkpoints, the most outer rings, but the security structure work. it's a layered approach to access control. and the moment that they realized she was lying, they let her come through. they knew what she had on her. they let her come in. once she got to the reception area, it was deemed she was not a guest, she did not have a bona fide reason for being there, the secret service intervened, removed her from the property, continued a line of questioning, figured out that

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kaylee hartung is in west palm beach following the latest.phones, a laptop, no swimsuit for a reese sort. what's going on? >> reporter: i wish i had a good answer to that answer, pony, because this is a bizarre scenario. a secret service official pushing back on the motion that this was a security breach, telling cnn that they had eyes on this woman all the while she was on the property, but it doesn't change the fact that this woman was able to gain access to the club with this bag full of technology devices. you just rattled through them, four sell phones, a laptop, an external hard drive-type device and this flash drive that was found to have suspicious malware, malicious software on it. when this woman first approached the club and spoke to secret service there seemed to be a bit of a language barrier at the time, she told them she was headed to the pool, this he called over the hotel manager and, again, because of that language barrier they came to the conclusion that given her name that there is a member of mar-a-lago by that same last

kaylee hartung is with us. what have you learned?first time that this man in custody was arrested at the mall of america. so the 5-year-old is laying in a hospital this morning and the man believed to be responsible for his injuries, turns out shouldn't have been at the mall in the first place. the minneapolis star tribune saying he had twice been banned from the mall. >> we have a report on the south side someone just fell from the third floor to the first floor. >> reporter: images from the small of america where a 5-year-old boy was thrown or pushed from a third floor balcony. police and witnesses rushed to help the victim. and emergency crews could be seen performing cpr. >> i heard the mother screaming please pray for my son. everyone please play. >> reporter: the unidentified boy was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. under arrest, a 24-year-old charged with attempted homicide. police say he did not know the child. >> at this time we do not believe there is a relationship between the suspect and the child or

. >> miss kaylee thomas i hope i'm not miss pronouncing that name. but she is getting again to this whole idea of step-by-step. if lifting sanctions is untenable until full denuclearization is achieved, what incentives is the u.s. willing to offer the dprk in order to achieve any process, moving toward that goal in the relations you described? >> again, i was not in government of june of last year when the singapore summit occurred but i remember hearing a bunch of reporting and i think it was some official statement that suggested that the u.s. was prepared to move very quickly within a year and complete the process of denuclearization. as i look back on that, i think about how had this process begun in earnest of july of last year. he potentially would be three or four months away from the moment in which we might be able , under whatever analysis was brought to bear at that point, we might be in a position to actually lift sanctions. process question at the summit and he did it very convincingly by challenging german kim to go back to move fast, l

all right, kaylee, thank you so much. susan, you used to work at the national security agency. how significant is what we've now learned. >> yeah, so this is not a fluke. it is not a surprise but he's been warned about repeatedly, the potential risk of mar-a-lago. whether or not this individual is actually connected to any foreign intelligence service, we don't know. what we do know for sure every foreign intelligence service in the world is targeting mar-a-lago as a potential vector to get information point president. this person got caught. there are almost certainly many, many others who have not gotten caught and keep in mind why this person got caught. she got caught because she hadn't actually paid for access to mar-a-lago. now, had she been a member, had she actually paid to attend some kind of event she could have waltw waltzed through the front door. and that comes when the president of the united states allows individuals to pay him money personally for access. >> you spent some time in mar-a-lago. you've covered -- >> a lot of time. >> he's gone down there many times

he and his wife stacy were the parents of two little girls, kaylee, age 7, zoe, age 5. chris lambert, in fact, was the first illinois state trooper killed this year. it was january 12. he had just finished his shift and was on his way home when he stopped during a snowstorm to help at the scene of a three-car accident on interstate 294 in northbrook. another driver, apparently trying to avoid the pileup, swerved onto the left shoulder of the highway where trooper lambert was standing, hit him, and killed him. trooper lambert was 34 years old. he, too, was an army veteran. he had served in iraq and haiti. he had been with the illinois state police since 2013. he and his wife heile, were parents to a 14 month old daughter delaney. the driver who hit him had been charged with felony reckless homicide. what makes the deaths of these three public servants, these three heroes harder to bear is our state of illinois passed a law nearly 20 years ago, supposed to make roads safer for police and other emergency responders. it's called the move over law or scott's law. it was name