the body of 5-year-old a.j. freund found buried in a shallow grave wrapped in plastic. >> it is with heavy heart that the crystal lake police department reports that we have located what we believe to be the body of andrew "a.j." freund. >> reporter: tonight, his parents under arrest. >> both joann cunningham and andrew freund are being charged with the death and disappearance of a.j. >> reporter: investigators today seen carrying items from the family home, including a child's mattress, along with a shovel.fn evidence, they led int my th's all i have. they'reorter: for days, a.j.'s parents pleaded for his return. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. >> reporter: his father calling 911 to report him missing. >> when was the last time you've seen him? >> last night. probably 9:30, when he went to bed. >> reporter: by morning, he said a.j. was gone. >> when i got back from the doctor's appointment and i checked in on him, say good morning, and he wasn't there. >> reporter: as a baby, a.j. was taken in

. >> a.j.: for the st. louis blues, they have tfind somebo in the back door. they have the extra player out there.e therwere so many blue jerseys mt there. just got to try toove the goalie laterally. get theresence there and get out of the back door. >> kenny: jim montgomery said we need to play with the desperation we had for game four in nashville after they trailed that series 2-1. roat's what we have seen fm the dallas stars. they lead 3-2. 36 seconds remaining. blues send out o'reilly, tarasenko, hwartz, schenn, perron and parayko. hintz on the drop against o'reilly to the left of bishop. off the thface-off, blues control. out to parayko, shot. deflects just wide. 30 seconds remaining. tarasenko with the puck. then over for the stars. benn up the boards, and not out. schenn across, the shot was blocked. and the stars clear the zone. retrieved by parawno. do to ten seconds remaining. here comes perron. blocked off at the line by benn. cleared down ice. and into the empty net by hintz. >> a.j.: talk abou

to a.j.'s family, it is my hope that you may have some solace in knowing that a.j. have been brought to justice. i would also like to thank the community for their support and assistance during this difficult time. to a.j., we know you're at peace playing in heaven's playground and happy you no longer have to suffer. the outcome of this case is a result of the extraordinary efforts of all the investigators directly involved in this case. because the charges resulting from this investigation are based largely on evidence recovered, we will not be providing any further details in an effort to protect the integrity of had criminal prosecution. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you, chief black, to members of the community, to a.j.'s family, our deepest and heartfelt condolences on a.j.'s loss. this is not the outcome that we want to talk about when we come before you, but it is the unfortunate result in this investigation. i spent the last two hours here with the folks that are conducting this investigation, and i want to tell you how personally proud i am to be a me

since a.j.'s disappearance, the state has removed his little brother from the home, and his mom is seven months pregnant according to her attorney. kristen? >> tammy, thank you. >>> terrifying moments captured on camera in san francisco. a woman is dragged under a moving train after getting her hand caught in a door. nbc's molly hunter reports. and a warning, the video is disturbing. >> reporter: new horrifying video obtained by "san francisco examiner" shows a woman reaching for the subway door in san francisco. >> there is a special call location embarcadero. >> reporter: but the door closes on her, and her hand is stuck. as the car speeds up, she can't keep pace, and she's pulled under the train. >> it appears there were personnel on scene who were trying to wave down the operator. >> reporter: she was hospitalized with serious injuries. the city's transportation system is in the midst of a billion-dollar upgrade. the problem -- the sensors designed to trigger the train doors to reopen don't a

a.j. freund is still not found. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: the fbi and aro e child's home in intense the chicago suburbs. >> i just want my kids. that's my life. >> reporter: while the boy's parents have maintained their innocence, a.j.'s mother has hired an attorney. and stopped talking to police. >> i realize that police consider her to be a suspect. i advised her to remain silent at that point. >> reporter: the attorney does not represent a.j.'s father who insists he's still cooperating despite reports he's not. >> absolutely not true. i spent hours with them yesterday. >> reporter: according to his parents, a.j. was last seen when he went to bed at home in his quiet chicago suburbs. police calling the home a crime scene. saying search dogs only picked up his scent inside the residence. indicating a.j. never left on foot. authorities don't believe he was abducted. >> a.j., please come home, we love you very much. >> reporter: the department of children and family services has investigated the famil

. >> reporter: six days after a.j. freund vanished, we're hearing his family's first call to 911. >> we have a missing child. >> reporter: a.j.'s father telling police he last saw their 5-year-old son in their crystal, illinois, home. >> when was the last time you've seen him? >> last night, probably 9:30, when he went to bed. i had a doctor's appointment this morning. when i got back from the doctor's appointment and i checked in on him, say good morning, and he wasn't there. >> reporter: andrew freund also describing where the family searched for a.j. >> do you know where he might have went? >> no. we've canvassed the neighborhood, went to the local park, local gas station where we sometimes take him to buy treats. i have no idea where he would be. >> reporter: for days investigators have scoured the area for the boy. they do not believe he was abducted. and say k9s picked up a.j.'s scent only in the home. not outside. police calling the home a crime scene. >> i just want my kids. that's my life. they're my kids. >>

a.j.'nd's parents have stopped cooperating with them and this morning, the boys' parents, the boys' mom speaking out. will reeve joins us with the latest. will, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. a.j.'s parents said their son went to bed around 9:00 p.m. on wednesday night. by thursday morning he had vanished. as the search continues, the police now focusing on the family's home. a mother's plea. >> i want us to be home together. i just want my kids. that's all i -- that's my life. >> reporter: joann cunningham alongside her lawyer yesterday, desperate for her son a.j.'s safe return. >> the only message so for him to please come home. >> reporter: 5-year-old a.j. was last seen wednesday when parents told police they put him to bed. by thursday morning, a.j. was reported missing. >> they put a.j. to sleep. when he came in, they went to wake him up and realized that he wasn't in his room. >> reporter: authorities now say they're focusing their investigation on the family's home, co

a.j.'s father met with police over the weekend. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. >> reporter: and david, illinois child services has investigated the family before. a.j. was removed from the home for a year and a half when he was a baby. and tomorrow, his mother will be in court trying to regain custody of a.j.'s younger brother, who was taken shortly after his disappearance. david? >> all right, paula faris tonight. paula, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. embattled theranos founder elizabeth holmes, a rare court appearance just a short time ago. this video just coming in now. >>> also, new developments tonight in that tiger attack at a u.s. zoo. the zookeeper seen on camera now -- we have the video, moments before that mauling. and the major new questions about why she was inside that fence. >>> also, the new and alarming numbers on measles just out tonight, and the new states where officials are now concerned, as well. >>> and the "jeopardy!" champ on a roll. you've seen him, wracking up hu

members of the community, to a.j.'s family, our deepest and heartfelt condolences on a.j.'s loss. the outcome that we want to talk about when we come before you, but it is the unfortunate result in this investigation. i spent the last two hours here with the folks that are conducting this investigation. i want to tell you how personally proud i am to be a member of the law enforcement community and to call the chief a partner and a friend. listening to the emotion and the commitment that our folks as a team have exhibited over the last six days to bring justice really brings a lot of emotion to me. i know the emotions are mixed. one is that emotion of pride, to be part of something that is positive, which is the outcome of getting justice. part 2 is the sadness that we have a dead 5-year-old child who is now been recovered based on the efforts of some incredible investigative work. talking through the investigation with my troops and the troops of the chief, it was apparent to me that nobody was going to sleep and nobody will sleep until justice is brought for a.j. this is the beg

. >> a.j.'. his mother's attorney has not responded to requests for comment and it's not clear whether his father has a lawyer. >>> investors found how much the 737 mass crisis affected boeing in the first quarter. earnings fell 21% the first three months year reporting a revenue of $22.9 billion. boeing reporting a $1 billion increase. it would revise projected earnings for 2019 based on the 737 max grounding. quote, due to the uncertainty, the timing and conditions surrounding return to service. boeing's deliveries were affected by the 737 groundings. the company delivered 149 commercial airplanes in the first quarter. that's down 184 from last year. boeing has continued to build the jet even though it's halted deliveries. production has been cut back from 52 a nont 42. boeing can't say when deliveries can begin again. meanwhi meanwhile, testing continues on the software updates. and they're far from out of woods. there's complaints from a whistle blower about the dreamliner built in south car

to suffer. >> reporter: a.j.'brother remains in protective custody. the illinois department of children and family services says they are reviewing their interaction with a.j.'s family to determine if any mistakes were made along the way. alex perez, abc news, crystal lake, illinois. >> our thanks to alex. >>> turning now to weather, that slow-moving storm that's been swamping north texas is on the move after a woman and her two children drowned during intense flash flooding. >> the system is bringing more of the same violent weather to stretchiard not -- stretching northeagrt lakes. >> a torna tch down in houston, destroying at least one building and damaging at least three others. >> as heavy storms are moving through ft. worth, a train carrying a load of highly flammable liquid ethanol derailed and caught fire. at least three horses were killed and several homes evacuated. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams joining us with what is ahead. >> that low will track across wisconsin leaving flood risks. now w

. >> a.j.'parents are expected in court today. his mother's attorney has not responded to requests for comments. it's not clear whether his father has a lawyer. >>> the outbreak of measles in the u.s. is now the largest since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000. according to the centers for disease control, there have been 695 measles cases in 22 states this year. it's just april. the previous high number was 667 in 2014. federal health officials had been mostly quiet. but health secretary alex azar says measles is not a harmless childhood illness. we have the ability to safely protect our children and communities. vaccines can prevent the disease. there's been a growing anti-vaxxer movement online. most of the cases in the u.s. emerged in communities with lower rates of vaccinations. >>> president trump's tax overhaul is hurting some gold star families. according to a nonprofit group that advocates for the families, those who signed over benefits to their children are paying thousands m

detectives today searched a neighborhood about 50 miles northwest of chicago where five- year-old a.jfreund was reported missing last week. deaneynolds is there. >> reporter: soon after the boy's mysterious disappearance last week, police dogs quickly picked up his scent inside the family home but not outside. in a statement today, police diid there is no indication that an abduction had taken place. >> we have our contact information. >> reporter: and questions about the parents arose almost immediately. a.j., who was born with opiates in his system was removed from the home once before by child welfare workers, and there have been numerous complaints about household neglect. >> i met them right after i moved in. >> reporter: janelle butler lives across the street from the family's foreclosed home. >> we've been questioned by police before about what we've seen going on over there. >> reporter: what have you seen going on over there? >> there were times that we heard fighting and were concerned for the children. >> reporter: while the police say the boy's pregnant mother, joann cunni

to suffer. >> reporter: a.j.'s little brother has been placed in another home. hais one here is basically uninhabitable. the parents will be spending the night in the mchenry county jail and are due in court tomorrow. jeff? >> glor: dean reynolds, thank you very much. a man in the san francisco bay area is accused of intentionally plowing his car into a crowd. isaiah peoples was arrested at the scene last night in the city of sunnyvale. jamie yuccas has more on this story. >> reporter: police are still seeking answers, after a scene of utter chaos in the heart of silicon valley. >> reporter: it was early evening when a car plowed into etis popular, crowded street and then slammed into a tree, leaving eight people injured. >> reporter: late this afternoon, sunnyvale police charged this man, 34-year-old isaiah peoples. >> the driver purposefully sped up, ran into the crosswalk, and purposefulried to hit pedests.>> come fast, and i saw bodies flying. >> reporter: the f.b.i. has confirmed it's assisting, but at this p

a.j.'s father made a plea to reporters outside their home. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. >> reporter: but he initially waved off investigators. >> you come with us right now. >> i'm going to go get a phone. >> okay. >> then i'm going to come back. >> reporter: he's also hired a lawyer. his wife, joann cunningham, retaining her own attorney. >> joann came here today to stay hoping that a.j. would come back at any moment and walk through the house. >> reporter: now she's stopped cooperating as well.nngh cperat with the police extensively yesterday we gothempssion that s may be considered a suspect. >> reporter: tom, police say they have no reason to believe that an abduction has taken place, and the family has denied any involvement in a.j.'s disappearance. there are reports that his father is now talking to investigators. tom? >> our newest correspondent, will reeve, on a very disturbing case tonight. all right, will. thank you. >>> to politics now and the shock waves following the mueller report. revelations, democrats sharply divided on how exactly

a.j.oids in his system, removed from the home once before by child welfare workers and there had been numerous complaints about neglect. jenelle lives across the street from the families foreclosed home. >> we have been questioned about what we have seen going on over there. >> reporter: what have you seen going on over there? >> we heard fighting and were concerned for the children. >> reporter: the police say the >> she doesn't know what happened to a.j. >> reporter: her attorney says that's because the cops are treating her like a suspect. the boy's father spoke to police on saturday and appealed to his missing son. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. you are not in trouble, we are worried. please, please come home. >> reporter: on saturday, both parents attended a community vigil for a.j., but arrived and departed separately. the couple's younger son was placed in a different home last friday and parents plan to contest that action at a hearing on tuesday. dean reynolds,

. >> reporter: in a scrub field of of grass they found the body of 5-year-old a.j. friend. >> the cause of death is unknown at this time. >> based on the current information and evidence, both joann cunningham and andrew freund are being charged with the death and disappearance of a.j. >> now he and cunningham are facing first-degree murder charges suggesting the little boy was brutalized over time. a week-long search of the nabd and nearby ponds turned up nothing, but early on the police indicated the family home was the crime scene, this was not an abduction, and the parents were not helping. when faced with cellphone data provided by the cops the couple offered information to close the case against them, all of it about years of parental neglect, all of it taking place in a home called unacceptably filthy. >> to a.j., we know you're at peace in heaven's playground are happy you no longer have to suffer. >> reporter: a.j.'s little brother has been placed in another home. this one here is basically uninhabitable. the parents will be spending the night in jail and a

a.j. freund was reported missing from his home in crystalli, ab northwest of chicago. dean reynolds is there. >> reporter: police were out in force, searching a pond for any sign of 5-year-old a.j. freund, who was last seen at home about a mile from this park on wednesday night. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> we have a missing child. >> reporter: by the next morning, a 911 call from his father alerted authorities that a.j. was gone. >> when was the last time you've seen him? >> last night. probably 9:30, when he went to bed. >> reporter: police detectives from a number of nearby jurisdictions, together with the fbi, have all taken up the search since then, to no avail. >> there's no way to communicate with me now. >> reporter: andrew freund, nor joanne cunningham, his mother, have been particularly helpful in the days that have passed. >> i asked ms. cunningham to remain silent. >> reporter: her attorney said cunningham was made to feel like a suspect in a.j.'s disappearance. >> we will literally be working on this case every day. >> reporter: without referring t

cunningham doesn't know what happened to a.j. and had nothing to do with the disappearance of a.j. >> reporter: his father, andrew freund sr., pleading for his son to return home. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. you're not in any trouble, we're just worried to death. please, please come home. >> police say there's no indication an abduction has taken place and at this point they do not believe there is a threat to the community. a lot of questions this morning. >> absolutely. awful for that family too. thank you, eva. >>> we want to turn to police in connecticut facing new fallout over that shooting of an unarmed couple inside their car. protestors overnight marching to a local police station to voice their outrage. abc's will reeve joins us with that story. will, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. dramatic video of this incident shows the two officers shooting at the car from the front and the back. now calls for justice. this morning, outrage taking over the streets of new haven. protestors demandi

a.j. freund's body found in a shallow grave and his parents charged with murder. >> the cause of death is unknown and will be t determined alater date. >> reporter: investigators say the boy's parents, joann cunningham and andrew freund had reporting 9im missing last week in a call. >> i have no idea where he would be. >> reporter: for days an all out search, in their community, reporters pressing freund about his cooperation. >> i just want my son to come me, okay? thank you guys. >> reporter: are you cooperating with the police? >> absolutely. i spent hours with them yesterday. you guys know that. >> reporter: a.j. was placed in foster care rn when he was boith opiates in his system in 2013 and two years later he was returned to his parents' custody. last year the family was investigated for child neglect but later cleared. >> nobody was going to sleep and nobody will sleep until justice is brought for a.j. >> reporter: after days of maintaining their innocence, police say this morning t

is over. >> investigators located what they believe to be a.j.'s body buried in a shallow grave, wrapped in plastic in an area of woodstock, illinois authorities now say the parents are responsible. >> based on the current information and evidence, both are being charged with the death and disappearance of a.j. >> andrew friend's dad reported his son missing last thursday as heard in this 911 call. >> when was the last time you saw him? last night. probably nape:30. when he went to bed. >> aid doctor's appointment this morning. when i got back from the doctor's appointment, um, and i checked in on him to say good morning and he was not there. >> reporter: over the week investigators said search dogs could not detect him leaving his home on foot. authorities said didn't think he had been abducted and declared this home a crime scen scene. >> please come home. we love you very much. >> i just want my kids. >> the community now heart broken knowing a.j. will not be home. >> their mother is seven months pregnant with their third child. >> they're tryi

a.j.' him missing from his home last wednesday, and a large number of investigators gathered near a park by his home, but we have not received any information or what tips may have led him there. the teams have been using drones, canine units, they have found nothing. a canine unit actually picked up a scent near his home which indicates a.j. did not walk away on foot. a.j.'s parents told police they have not seen him since around 9:00 wednesday night. that's around his bedtime. people in the community are obviously on edge. >> everyone has been concerned and have let authorities know that over the last year. we've seen the kids being taken away and we're always shocked that they have been returned. >> there's just a lot of questions in this case. now, according to police, a.j.'s mom is no longer talking with investigators and her lawyer actually told the chicago tribune that she is seven months pregnant. now, this afternoon there will be a hearing where a.j.'s mom will attempt to get custo

. >> a.j. just yelled at him to float on his back, watch the waves. and a.j. got sucked into the undertow as well, and he felt like he was drowning. >> luckily someone reached a.j. in time and pulled him back to shore. he and his friends were seen boogie boarding when a riptid sneaked up on them. >> sometimes when you have two current that are battlin each other it causes the rip current out to sea. >> reporter: friends and family refused to leave poplar beach where they had come on spring break. >> he was a gifted athlete. we'd known him since he was a baby, and he had a -- my daughter said he had a full ride scholarship to university of wyoming. i feel so sorrowful for the family. all their hopes were in him. >> reporter: and the coast guard will remain in the water until midnight. the rest of the crews, however, have left for the night. >> such a shame. lisa, thank you. >>> also developing tonight, a pilot is dead after a plane crash in fullerton, california, just north of anaheim. the faa says no one else was oboard. the twin-engine plane caught fire just

the parents of andrew a.j.reund told police they last saw him when he went to bed wednesday and realized he was gone the next morning. his dad pleaded for a.j.'s return. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. you're not in any trouble. we're just worried to death. please, please come home. >> searches around the neighborhood have so far come up emtry. police say the dogs have only traced the boy's scent around the attention is focused. >>> bodies of three in an avalanche have been recovered. jess roskelley of spokane and austrian's david lama and hans sorg auer were caught in last week's avalanche. bad weather delayed the search for their bodies. one of their recovered phones apparently had an image as you can see of the trio smiling showing they had reached the summit before their deaths. >>> "the boston globe" says 13 passengers on an american airlines were hospitalized after landing at logan airport. officials say they are high school-aged students and chaperones who contracted food poisoning in e

crowds gathered for a.j.n reynolds is following the story and explains why police may be turning their attention to the boy's family. >> reporter: investigators say they are focusing their search on the family's home where 5-year-old a.j. went missing on wednesday. police say k-9 teams found no evidence of a.j. leaving the home and that dogs picked up the scent in the trunk of his parent's car. >> we are extremely worried. >> reporter: a.j.'s father has been pleading for his son's safe return. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. >> reporter: friends spent three hours at the police department saturday. >> if anybody knows where andrew jr. is, please, please contact the crystal lake police department. >> reporter: the department of services has been in contact with the parents since 2013 when he was born with opiates in his system. neglect against his mother, joann cunningham. he was in custody at a month old and returned him home 18 months later. more recent allegations of neglect by both parents

as an infant, a.j. was put into foster care for a year and a half before being returned to his parents in 2015. the attorney for a.j.'s mother said she stopped talking to police. >> i realized that the police consider her to be a suspect. i advised miss cunningham to remain silent at that point. >> reporter: meantime, a.j.'s father insisting he's still cooperating with authorities. >> i spent hours with them yesterday. >> now, a.j. does have a younger brother who has now been taken into protective custody by the illinois department of family services. the mom is 7 months' pregnant. per her lawyer she's going to do anything to find a.j. she willingly subjected herself to a complete body search over the weekend. she maintains her innocence but neither parent has been named a formal suspect yet. >> thank you. >>> there are new concerns about boeing jets this time involving a 787 dreamliner. a "the new york times" report takes up claims of production of one of its plants. the stock is under pressure right n

. >> a.j.: gave up two goals in game one. ght they were trying to go low and he has been aware of that. he's a big guyn even whehe's covering up a lot of the net. good strength here. coming around the net by maroon and a little deceptive. it looked like he'd take a shot on the forehand vot just the me of shots on ben bishopou right now, y never know, good things can happen. >> kenny: o'reilly, tarasenko, perrthe ice for st. louis.

police in crystalve lake belie they've recovered the bodies of andrew a.j. freund. he disappeared a week ago. his body was wrapped in plastic in a shallow grave.en his parts are both charged with murder among other charges. >>> it's 5:47 now. and metro's blue and yellow lines will shut down southf reagan national airport next month. >> that will have a big impact on northern virginia drivers and to help prevent a problem, metro is considering offering free parking. news4's justin finch is live at the franconia-springfield station with more on this plan. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. metro is said to be aiming to

to a.j.,e know you are at peace playing in heaven's playground. >> a.j. lived in crystal lake, about an hour outside of chicago. cell phone information helped lead police to his parents now facing numerous charges. >>> an aluminum companyccused of fleecing the government and doctoring its own test results will pay back $46 million to taxpayers. u.s. attorney in alexandria says an employeef the company falsified its aminum tests, a scheme to sell lower quality products for more money. last month, iteam revealed one of the customers was nasa. nasa had a faile rocket launch a few years ago. the company will avoid prosecution by paying that money back. the scheme happened in the early 2000s. >>> slow movinger weath is dumping rain in parts of texas. >> that's right. it's continuing today. in some places, they saw up to 7 inches oca rain. you believe that. rivers spilling over their banks, drowning golf courses anv drers on the way, some need heeding the warning not to drive and turn arod. moving our way. our chief meteorologist, doug kammerer, what's in store

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