We begin the day's other headlines with new details about the man accused of setting fire to the Pennsylvania governor's mansion on Sunday.

38-year-old Cody Balmer has been charged with arson, attempted homicide, and terrorism.

Court documents say he jumped over a fence to gain entry, used handmade Molotov cocktails to set the mansion on fire, and planned to

beat Governor Josh Shapiro with a hammer if he ever found him. Shapiro and his family were safely

evacuated. No one was injured. Authorities have not stated a motive for the attack. Shapiro said he

and his family celebrated the Jewish holiday of Passover

just hours before in the same room that was set ablaze. Unsealed federal court documents

reveal that a Wisconsin teenager arrested last month for killing his parents did so to take

their money and carry out a plot to assassinate President Trump.

The documents further said the suspect identified with a satanic neo-Nazi terror network.

He wrote a three-page anti-Semitic manifesto that praised Adolf Hitler.

He bought a drone and explosives which authorities allege he planned to use in an attack.

The teen shared that plan with others, including a Russian speaker, and intended to flee to Ukraine.

The FAA says the tour company whose sightseeing helicopter crashed into the Hudson River in New York City last week is shutting down effective immediately.

The chopper from New York helicopter tours broke apart in midair, killing a family of five

Spanish tourists and the pilot. The FAA also said it would review the tour company's

operating license and safety record. In total, five sightseeing helicopters

have crashed into New York City's rivers in the past two decades. They remain a popular

tourist draw. Turning overseas, former South Korean President Yun Sukul denied criminal charges

that he led an insurrection when he declared martial law late last year.

He was ousted from office just 10 days ago for that short-lived martial law attempt.

Today, Yun told the court that martial law is not a coup d'etat.

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