Deputy Investigated For Slamming Teens Head; Search For Missing Illinois Boy, Zookeeper Attacked By A Tiger; Late Night Laughs
KOSINSKI: Thirteen students and chaperons were hospitalized Sunday, after arriving on a flight at Boston's loading airport, they are part of the larger group of about 40 on a trip to Ecuador. While in a connecting American airlines flight from Miami to Boston, a total of 16 passengers reported feeling symptoms of a stomach illness. According to the Boston Globe, the students and chaperons who became ill ate at the same restaurant in Ecuador on Saturday night before heading home.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What are you doing? He is bleeding.</s>BRIGGS: A Florida sheriff's Deputy under investigation for slamming a teenager's head into the ground and punching him. Moments after another officer pepper sprayed the teen. The entire incident caught on camera. Broward County Sheriff is vowing to conduct a thorough investigation. In the arrest report, the Deputy claims he had to act quickly, because he feared he would be struck or have his weapon taken from him. He has been placed on restrictive administrative assignment.</s>KOSINSKI: A 5-year-old boy is missing in Illinois and police do not believe he was abducted or walked away. Authorities say they are putting a special focus on the family's home. The parents of five year old Andrew A.J. Freund reported him missing last Thursday. The search has included 15 police agencies, drones, and rescue k-9 units. But the dogs only picked up Andrew scent within the resident, indicating he had not left the home they believe on foot.</s>ANDREW FREUND SR., FATHER OF MISSING BOY: Well, we are just doing whatever we can at this point. I have no control over what people think. I just want my son to come home. OK.</s>KOSINSKI: The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services has been involved with the family since just after Andrew was born. Officials say there were sign of neglect by his mother.</s>BRIGGS: A veteran zoo keeper recovering this morning after she was attacked this weekend by a tiger at the zoo in Topeka, Kansas. Officials say the woman and a 7-year-old male Sumatra tiger named Sanji were both in the tiger habitat when the animal essentially tackled her.</s>BRENDAN WILEY, TOPEKA ZOO DIRECTOR: It's a normal part of the daily process for her to enter that space to clean it, to maintain it, to put out enrichment items. All of that is normal. The one point that was not normal was that Sanji also found access to that space at the same time.</s>BRIGGS: No small problem. The zoo keeper suffered lacerations and punctures to her head, neck, back and arms. She is currently in stable condition. The Indian zoo keeper is the facility's primary tiger keeper and has been working in that space for years. The Topeka Zoo will not euthanize Sanji.</s>KOSINSKI: Comedian, John Oliver takes a look at one of the biggest surprises in the redacted Mueller report.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There are multiple instances of people ignoring the president's instructions. Like when Trump asked Cory Lewandowsky to send his Attorney General a message.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The president gave him orders to tell Attorney General then Jeff Sessions to curtail the scope of the Russia investigation. Now, Lewandowski according to the report never followed through on it, intending to pass it off to another aide who did also not follow through on what the president instructed.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: That is a chain of two people failing to follow through on a demand from the president, and it didn't stop there, because that aide passed Trump's order off to an assistant who opened the window and shouted it to a grounds keeper, who wrote it down, and taped it to a Roomba that was passing by, who threw itself straight into a river. Because this isn't why it gotten to government.</s>BRIGGS: All right. Let's check on CNN Business now, 4:58 Eastern Time. Asian markets closed lower to start the week. European markets are closed today. And on Wall Street, futures pointing lower ahead of a busy earnings week, Wall Street ended last week higher, DOW ended up just under 1 percent. The S&P declined just a bit of NASDAQ closed up slightly higher. Earnings season is in full bloom. Facebook, Boeing and Tesla will report their first quarter earnings Wednesday. Tesla reported a massive drop in sales for the first quarter, so far it has not changed its guidance of 360,000 to 400,000 vehicles for the year. Boeing's earnings are expected to take a hit after the grounding of the 737 Max planes last month. Investors will be eager to hear when the grounding will be lifted. They also will want the company's outlook for deliveries and orders for the jet going forward. Stop and shop employees and the grocery chain have reached a tentative deal to end their 10-day strike. United food and commercial workers union said late Sunday, stop and shop workers who were on strike will return to work Monday morning adding the message you sent by collectively standing up for yourselves, your families and for good jobs has resonated not only with the company, but all of America. The strike began in April 11th when 31,000 workers walked out of stores across Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. The Hill reports the three-year deal includes a pay increase for all associates and continued health coverage and retirement benefits. That is a huge sigh of relief for people in towns like mine that have one grocery store and have had nowhere to buy toilet paper for the last 10 days.</s>KOSINSKI: Yes. A good ending for this one.</s>BRIGGS: "Early Start" continues right now. END