this isn't the first time aranda posed a threat inside the very same mall.n 2015 he was banned after throwing water in a woman's face and destroying property. he has a prior conviction for assault. >> the child's mom was there. she was beside herself. she was crying, screaming, begging everyone to pray. >> reporter: tonight that young boy in critical condition. his family calling his fight a courageous battle. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> we're going to turn now to the deadly severe weather. a powerful storm system reeking havoc in the northeast today after spawning a tornado outbreak that killed at least nine. with more, here is gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the sprawling fast-moving system slammed into the northeast ripping the roof off this warehouse in delaware and forcing runners at the boston marathon to take cover. the wild weather had already pounded the south from mississippi to louisiana to texas where two young brothers jace and dillon were killed when a tree smashed their ly destroyed in franklin, texas. >> just gone. everything is gone. >> report

he took this cell phone video.christian aranda, air bnb renter: "i just opened it up...put it away...able to do about this."turns out police say it was a fake smoke detector hiding a hidden camera aranda's girlfriend, alandra salas says 24 other couples left positive reviews of the air bnb room for rent. she can't help but wonder if others may have been recorded. alanda salas, air bnb renter: "if she's doing it there's others out there doing it. i want people to know that.... suspicious."the couple confronted the homeowner who identified herself as pauline. they say she told them she just put the device up that morning.but the same device appears to in the air bnb photo advertising her room for rent.christian aranda, air bnb renter: "she's like i'm a call the cops, i was like call 'em, i already called 'em."we tried to speak with her tonight but men who claimed they were renters answered her door and said she wasn't home.nats: "i have nothing to talk to you about. i know nothing."we contacted air bnb and they released a statement saying... "the safety and privacy of our community - bo

according to police, aranda told him he had come to the mall a day earlier intending to kill an adultt in his words, that didn't work out. he claims he visited the mall for years, trying to speak to women there but they rejected him, and that is what made him lash out. >>> are you sick of a five-day, 40 hour workweek, chinese tech tycoon jack ma recently spoke out in support of a six day, 12 hour workweek. that refers to 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. six days a week, common among the big tech companies and start ups. his comments drew backlash from social media users in china. he didn't intend to defend the practice of working long hours but wanted to pay tribute to employees who did. >> trying to hold them back, who says marathoning isn't a contact sport. >>> a thrilling photo finish in the 123rd boston marathon, holding off two time champion, in a one block sprint to the finish. cheron o's. >> she took the lead at mile 4, 2 hours, 23 minutes, 31 seconds, there was this emotional moment, a marine running in honor of his falling cam comrades crawls to the finish line. he wore their last name

aranda, who's facing first degree attempted murder charges, had been banned from the mall in the past for throwing water in a women's face and destroying property. his family says he has mental health issues. david, that 5-year-old boy, his name is landon. his injuries are life threatening. his loved ones say he has many surgeries ahead of him. the suspect is due in court. >> alex perez again tonight. >>> and in louisiana tonight, the suspect in a string of arson fires at african-american churches has now been charged with hate crimes, as well. three black churches were destroyed by fire in ten days in st. landry parrish. holden matthews, the son of a local sheriff's deputy, pleaded not guilty to arson and to the new hate crime charge today. he's being held without bond. >>> actress lori loughlin has pleaded not guilty tonight in that college admissions scandal. last week, she and her husband were charged with an additional charge of conspiracy to commit money laundering on top of a mail fraud conspiracy charge. they are accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters admi

aranda, who's facing first degree attempted murder charges, had been banned from the mall in the past for throwing water in a women's face and destroying property. his family says he has mental health issues. >> what happened to that baby is so unfortunate, but it's going to bring light to mental illness. >> reporter: david, that 5-year-old boy, his name is landen, his injuries are life hft threatening. loved ones say he has many surgeries ahead of him. that suspect is due in court tomorrow. david? >> alex perez again tonight. alex, thank you. >>> and inna nit, thsuspect in n re-aricanchur n been charged with hate crimes, as well. three black searur churches wer destroyed in ten days. holden matthews pleaded notgu a hate crime charges today. he's being held without bond. >>> actress lori loughlin has pleaded not guilty tonight in that college admissions scan dam. last week, she and her husband were charged with an additional charge of conspiracy to commit money laundering on top of a mail fraud conspiracy charge. they are accused of paying a half a million dollars in bribes to get the

police say this man, emanuel aranda, grabbed the boy and rew him over an inside balcony, then took off running toward the mall's transit stop before he was stopped. the boy was rushed to the hospital with pretty serious injuries. court records show the 24-year-old aranda was charged with two previous incidents at the same mall and he now faces charges of attempted homicide. awful story. >>> out on the west coast, aen er accused stabbing his mom to death is back in cu surveillance video captured the moment that ike suezer escaped early friday morning. he was found six miles away at a mcdonald's. they believe he hurt himself while trying to cape. >>> check out this fiery video from the new jersey bodwalk. plumes of black smoke rising as firefighters use hoses to put out the flames. crews rushene to the sce yesterday and had trouble keeping the fire under control. they finally contained it to a restaurant. no injuries have been reported. there is no word on what spark that fire. >>> for the first time a plane with the longest wingspan took to the sky over california's mojave desert. the g

police say aranda told thewentot boy at random. now to a video that is bringing attention to the struggles of america's dairy farmers. me was posted by a farmer in minnesota, where the median income for dairy farms dropped bost year from about $43,000 to less than $15,000. dean reynolds has that family's story. orteeporter: from pine island, minnesota, from deep within a loud way of life, you can hear a cry for help from the heart. >> just got done arguing with my dad, just yelling, screaming back and forth. and it never used to be that way. >> reporter: last week, dairy farmer mark berg went on facebook to vent his frustration, bordering on desperation. >> it's not about money, but when you literally work day in ,nd day out, all the time, for nothing. tiu gain nothing. we've gained nothing. ng reporter: years of depressed prices have pushed many dairy farmers, especially small ones, to the brink of financial ruin. >> this isn't about making money. this isn't about money. i just want a fair cut, you know? >> reporter: consumer tast

dijeron no creen que el sospechoso conocía al menor, no saben por qué lo lanzó su nombres es emanuel arandaste mismo centro comercial cuando en el 2015 lanzó un objeto en el tercer piso >> el menor está vivo dijo la policía tan pronto cayó lo llevaron al hospital >> pero las autoridades no han dado más detalles sobre el estado de salud >> en breve madrugada mortal para los trabajadores de la construcción cuando una grúa se viene abajo >> ( información en pantalla) >> llos pobladores que viven al espaldas dicen ya están acostumbrados a estas constantes actividades >> solo de manera temporal llegarán lluvias pero después llegarán días cálidos detalles a la vuelta comerciales >> --este video no es facil de ver... y es que muestra el momento en que un hombre que acababa de ser arrestado es baleado por un policia en pensilvania quien penso que estaba disparando su arma taser.... pero que activo este video no es nada fácil de ver es baleado por un policía pennsylvania que intentó y activó su pistola el sujeto es escuchado rogando por su vida durante seis minutos antes de que le prestarán ayuda >>

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aranda told investigators he came to the mall with a plan to kill someone. he wasau angry bec women he approached at the mall would not talk to him. aranda is charged with attempted murder and then picked up the boy, he didn't know, and tossed him over the railing. unbelievable. >>> president trump feelsvi ication but the fight over the special counsel's report promptly just starting.us hoe chairman jerry nadler issued a subpoena for the ful unredacted report and all underlying documents. the justice departmenthe calls t subpoena premature and unnecessary. house and senate democrats also rejected an offer from the torney general to allow high-ranking members of congress access to a version of the report with fewer redactions. the white house says democrats . >> this is never going to stop. rnve them an unredacted report all the tax retus, unredacted as well, he would still want something else.ea >> mhile, the mueller report is renewing impeachment talks by some progressive democrats, but so far democratic leadership is not pushing for that. the debate contin

police say this man, emanu aranda, grabbed the boy and threw him over an inside balcony.ok off running toward the mall transit stop before he was stopped. the boy was rusped to the hoal with very serious injuries. court records show the 24-year-old was charged with two previous incidents at that very same mall. aranda faces charges of attempted homicide. >>> check out this fiery video from the new jerseyal boar you can see plumes of black smoke rising to the sky as firefighters useoses to put out the flames. crews rush to the scene yesterday and had trouble keeping the fire under control. they were finally able to contain it tost a reaurant. no injuries have been reported as of yet. no word on what sparked that fire. >>> out and on the wt coast, a teenager accused of stabbing his mom to death is back in custody. surveillance video captured the moment that he escaped from the orange county probation department early friday morning. he was lat found just six miles away at a mcdonald's. >>> for the first time, alane with the longest wingspan took to the sky over the mojave d

mother said they were standing outside the rainforest cafe when the man identified as i'm manuel arandawere in the way and should they move. without warning he picked up the victim and threw him over the balco balcony, basically 45 feet. brian johnson saw the boy's mother just after the boy was thrown. she was screaming to everybody, please pray, please pray for my baby. >> reporter: prosecutors say aranda tried to run but was quickly apprehended. he admitted to throwing the boy and allegedly said he had formed a plan to kill someone at the mall the day before but i it did not work out. the next day he said he set out to kill an adult, but chose the boy instead. >> he has three previous contacted. >> aranda has had multiple run-ins with the law nchl july 2015 he was alefted after allegedly throwing things off the upper level of the mall to the lower level. in in 2015 he was arrested again after allegedly throwing glasses at a woman in a restaurant when she refused to buy him something. police say both cases were handled through a mental health court aumd result resulted in convictions.

. >> reporter: aranda now faces charges of attempted homicide. >> our thoughts and prayers are obviously with that child and his family. >> reporter: tonight the boy's with his mother at a nearby hospital. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> as the monday tax deadline approaches we have a surprising look tonight at how some wealthy americans view the trump tax cuts. they worry they're increasing the gap between rich and poor, and they think they should be paying more. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: scott nash a millionaire with a passion for pinball made his fortune building a grocery chain from an operation that began in his mother's garage in 1987. mom's organic market now in five states, it's among the corporations saving billions thanks to the trump tax cuts. nash's corporate tax nearly $400,000 less than last year, and he says he should be paying more, not less. >> it's my duty as an american to pay my fair rate of taxes. >> reporter: nash is a part of group of wealthy business owners and investors called the patriotic millionaires founded in 2010. >> when millionaires get a tax cut,

police say 24-year-old emmanuel aranda went to the mall looking for someone to kill. he told them he was angry after being rejected by women he approached at the mall. his family says he is mentally ill. >>> the city council in laguna beach, california, meets today to discuss the new paint job on its police patrol cars. the police logo uses the american flag like you see there. critics question whether the flag should be used as a branding device, and some critics claim it could be threatening to foreign visitors or could even be viewed as racist, but officials insist 95% of the feedback so far has been positive. >>> lawmakers in san francisco want to make tourists pay to drive down the most crooked street in the world. they're trying to establish a toll and reservation system for lombard street. officials want to charge as much as $10 to drive down the winding road to reduce crowds and traffic jams. >>> a high school student in miami has been arrested for wrestling with a fake alligator. police say the 18-year-old attacked the rubber reptile on display at a mall as p

hemisphere that means trees and flowers are in bloom like the cherry blossoms in japan in mexico dec aranda trees are in bloom right now and it is a beautiful sight to see it's all thanks to a japanese gardener who wanted to emulate his home countries it's springtime cherry blossom. there is plenty of violet petals lying on the streets of mexico city right now but the cleaners here don't seem bothered by the extra workload spring has arrived and everyone's and a good mood. and the way back away everyone thinks the jacaranda trees are so beautiful when the wind blows the flowers from the trees people love to take far as hers. pockets of violence have been blooming across the city since mid march. jacaranda trees are not native to mexico have only been here since the nineteenth thirties a japanese gotten a name to tell to go to matsumoto brought the tree from brazil after trying and failing to cultivate the japanese cherry tree since then the violence has only added to the country's colorful landscape. that color is something fundamental to our culture. and this south american tree is now dee

one thousand nine hundred ninety four one of history's most notorious killing machines tore through aranda a million tutsis were exterminated often with the active support of the local population. in the in kentucky are at the heart of this complex story of unparalleled violence. that story deserves to be told in full through interviews with some of the major participants. you know. you're all. in. different teams and came along. and meets it is look chris. and. where one hundred. one. is sort of thing of both. the us. to see chief among those as chiefs. so what they knew was. that it is just to the. our story begins in the one nine hundred fifty s. at that time rwanda was still governed by belgium. rwanda is one of the smallest countries in africa and is the most densely populated. it's sometimes called the land of a thousand hills. the country's main crops are t.v. and coffee. three population groups share the same land language and guards the majority hutu who are farmers the took see who raised cattle and the twelve who were hunter gatherers. belgium decided that all three were ethnic

off the upper level of mall in october of that year and aranda was accused of throwing glasses at aant in the mall. no word on the motive behind the incident. the five-year-old we're told is treated at a minneapolis area hospital for what they classify as severe injuries. >> a swedish software engineer is under arrest in ecuador accused of an alleged plot to blackmail the president over the abandonment of julian assange. they say that he lived in quito for years is held for investigative purposes. his supporters say he's unfairly targeted for his digital privacy activism. meantime, julian assange says he will fight extradition to the u.s., following removal from the ecuadorian embassy. the founder of wikileaks is charged with allegedly helping chelsea manning hacking a computer to get information. mark morgan. thank you for being here today. let's talk a little about mr. assange. he's not being charged with the publication of information, but it's specific to hacking. in your view is he-- so widely discussed in the media, an innocent journalist or a criminal hacker? >> so, molly, we

according to the complaint, aranda said he knew what he was doing was wrong. he had been banned from the mall in the past from throwing water in a woman's face. the family members say he suffers from mental illness. if found gilly, he faces life in prison. >>> two bay area parents are fighting back in the college admissio a judge yesterday to dismiss the indictment against them. they say there was no conspiracy among dozens of parents accused in the scheme. this it's the first real defense mounlth by any of the parents. several have pleaded not guilty. they used fraudulent s.a.t. scores to the parents involved, go to abc7 news.com. >>> do you ever do this? more and more people are admitting they're on the phones behind the wheel. >>> i'm spencer christian. here's a look at a gorgeous sky. i'll have the accuweather forecast in a moment. >>> and checking the traffic. it is moving nicely. stay with us. so, you went online and got so confused. that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. we created a proprietary search tool that analyz

police say he was thrown over the railing by this man, emmanuel deshawn aranda, a complete stranger. the shocking crime telling police he came to the mall looking to kill an adult because they usually stand near the balcony, but he chose the boy instead. aranda is charged with attempted murder. >> no spinal cord injury, no nerve damage, no internal injuries that were life-threatening. >> reporter: many amazed at the bo little boy's resilience. a hopeful message on easter sunday. >> zero evidence of brain damage. >> reporter: landon's story and the good news of his awakening sweeping through social media. many attributing his miraculous recovery to the healing power of prayer. his parents grateful for the outpouring of support as well as the more than $1 million raised online for his care. >> we want to thank personally each and every one of you for your love, prayers and support. we are now turning our focus to additional surgeries, healing, rehabilitation, and eventually a return home which we hope will happen by june. >> reporter: landon on a long road to recovery, but now taking a

the suspect in the case, aranda, did not know the child, didn't know the mother and has been chargedmuch anticipated season for the premier of "united shades of america." the light on the people creating change, fighting for justice and making a difference. here is a look. >> to me, like, how are you not reckoning a political moment. >> i'm telling you, that is quite a, you know, to be like jesus, so humble, oh, i want to be like him, except. and you start talking about who you get to marry. >> talk about opening up the borders. >> yeah. >> except with -- >> immigrate and hate on immigrants when they show up. either you are following a jesus of your own making -- >> yeah. >> -- which i argue many of us are, or you are following the jesus that forces you to have to wrestle with not what would jesus do, what did he do. >> what did he do? >> we got a ways to go. >> a new season of "united shades of america" starts tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> breaking overnight, a shootout in sri lanka. they are searching for the last sunday massacre. we are live on that scene, next.

under arrest, 24-year-old emmanuel deshawn aranda. he's been charged with attempted homicide.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 saying the suspect was arrested at that same mall in 0 2015 for throwing objects off higher levels of the mall. >>> as ivanka trump struggles to be taken seriously in washington, a new expose says the president calls her "baby" in policy meetings. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> my grandfather died very young of a heart attack. and my father had heart surgery when he was very young. my father, my grandfather, i think unwittingly really motivated me. we know there's remarkable things happening all over the world that can help us live longer, better, happier, more pro

this morning, this man, emanuel aranda took off running, just after the boy went over the edge. he didn't get far. the big question though is why did he do it. >> 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. >> police say the suspect has twice been warned to stay away from the mall of america and has a history of mental health issues. the child was rushed to a hospital. there's no word on his condition at this hour. he faces attempted murder charges. >>> if you're flying southwest this summer, listen up. the airline has decided to keep its boeing 73 jetliners grounded until at least august. that's two months longer than southwest originally anticipated. the airline has already canceled about 3500 flights since all u.s. max planes were grounded last month. in the wake of two deadly crashes overseas. boeing has been working on a software fix for the planes as the ntsb investigates a cause for the crashes. >>> it was a big story at the time, t

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♪ >> reporter: contestant alejandro aranda performing with ovation.belting it with lukas graham. ♪ you love someone you open up your heart ♪ >> reporter: and for the first time in all 17 seasons, ryan seacrest out sick. stepping in for him, bobby bones. >> i look most like him so they asked me to fill his shoes tonight. >> reporter: when it was all said and done, the judges had a tough decision to make, sending home three more singers last night. ryan, logan, and raquel. 14 contenders now move to the next round. make sure to catch "idol" next sunday night right here on abc. the voting at home set to begin so you can help out. >>> next, to the major headline this morning from beyonce. >> oh, yeah. documentary about queen bey pre. we just got a sneak peek at "homecoming." ♪ ♪ >> there it is. netflix describes "homecoming" as an intimate look at beyonce's historic 2018 coachella performance that paid homage to america's historically black colleges and universities. >> the documentary drops at midnight on the 17th. netflix is promising viewers its servers

america critically injuring him made his first court appearance. 24-year-old emanumanuel deshawn aranda charged with attempted first-degree murder. his court appointed attorney telling nbc news it's too soon to know what his defense strategy will be. >> he appeared sober, lucid, clear thinking. >>> actress lori laughloughlin her husband pleaded not guilty to felony accounts. facing a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison, investigators say they have a trove of evidence, including wire taps proving the power couple paid half a million dollars in bribes to get their daughters into usc. >>> some of the week's wildest moments caught on camera. a break away boat teetered on the edge of this dam in north carolina after severe storms swept through the area, fortunately no one was on board and the fire department eventually rescued the boat. farther north, a rare fire ball meteor streaked across the sky, startling people across the east coast. >>> and it was just gronk being gronk, recently retired new england patriots tight end rob gronkowski, damaged the lombardi trophy when he used it as a

a third floor balcony on friday by a stranger and he remains in the hospital. 24-year-old emanuel arandas a lengthy criminal history and has been banned from the mall of america. >> that was a stomach-churning story. i thought there must be some connection. the fact that it was totally random is so heartbreaking to me. i hope that boy's going to be okay. >>> former first lady michelle obama compared president trump to a divorced dad while promoting her autobiography. she vented her frustration and mr. trump's efforts to overhaul her husband's legacy. she compared him to a teenager from a broke about that feels like fun and then you get sick. you saw stephen colbert with her. he was on interview while she was on stage. >>> "wired" reports an plane with the longest wingspan took off from the memo ha very desert. it has a wingspan bigger than the length of a football field. late microsoft co-founder pall allen found this. by 2022. it looks like two trains put together, but it's three. >> david brooks is on a mission to help people live a deeper and more joyful life. in his new book the seco

. >> reporter: 24-year-old emmanuel aranda arrested in the mall transit station shortly after witnesses he fled e scene on foot. now alarming details emerging about his past run-ins at the same mall, including two arrests in 2015. the first, police say for tossing an object over the railing of a high floor, and the second for throwing a glass at a restaurant employee. he was temporarily ordered to stay away from the shopping center. >> since the incidents happened back in 2015, that trespass period has expired. >> reporter: landon's family asking for privacy as he recovers. a friend posting an update to this gofundme page sunday saying landon had a peaceful sleep and he's continuing to fight his courageous battle. he's a strong survivor. the investigation is ongoing this morning. the mall of america saying in a statement, this was a senseless act and words cannot truly express our profound shock and sadness. guys? >> thank you. >> such a sad story. erielle, thanks very much. >>> also this morning, new developments for the boeing-737 max 8. american airlines are joining southwest as the

emmanuel aranda was charged with attempted premeditated first degree murder in that attack the childs fighting for his life >>> and former south carolina senator fritz hollings is laying in state he served as a senator from 1966 to 2004. he was 97 years old when the died earlier this month. >>> you are up to date that's the news update this hour guys, i will send it back downtown to you. >> sue, thank you. >>> up next, panera for breakfast? blaine hurst joins us to tell us why his company is making a deeper push. "closing bell" will be right back these are the building blocks enduring relationships are built on. as investment management professionals, let's measure up. cfa institute. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from finding out what's selling best... to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. let's always put investors' needs above our own. as investment management professio