WHITFIELD: A New York man behind bars this morning after allegedly threatening to kill Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Court records show the man allegedly made the threats during a call to Omar's office in Washington, D.C. late last month. He allegedly threatened to murder Omar because she is Muslim. Omar is one of two Muslim women currently serving in U.S. Congress. CNN correspondent Polo Sandoval has been following the story, so Polo -- what more have you learned?</s>POLO SANDOVAL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well you know, Fred -- Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has drawn some controversy for several of her comments since coming to Congress. She's also one of two Muslim women who were first to serve in Congress. And according to prosecutors, staff in her Washington, D.C. office received a threatening phone call back on March 21st, a man on the other end of the line identified himself as Patrick Carlineo Jr. He asked some of the staff who answered, quote -- and I'm reading from this complaint". He asked do you -- or rather, do you work for the Muslim Brotherhood? And also why are you working for her? He then proceeded to call Representative Omar a terrorist and threatened to kill her. The charging document also states that he not only left his name and contact information but he also spelled it out literally. That's certainly providing a lead here for investigators, the FBI eventually knocked on Carlineo's door in his home in western New York and during a March 29th interview according to the criminal complaint, Carlineo claimed to be a patriot, someone who loves the President and hated who he claimed were radical Muslim in the government. Carlineo remains behind bars. We're told that he's schedules for a detention hearing on Wednesday -- Fred. CNN has reached out to his attorney and also a friend of his, but we are yet to hear back -- Fred.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Polo Sandoval, keep us posted. Thank you so much. All right. Still ahead, a preliminary report shows Ethiopian Airlines' pilots did everything Boeing said to do, but still crashed. Now Boeing's CEO is accepting blame and making changes.
New York Man Charged with Threatening to Kill Rep. Ilhan Omar