a firefighter in minnesota made a life-saving catch. a firefighter in minnesota made a life-saving catch. smoke and flames forced a dad in north st. paul to drop his 3-month-old daughter from a second floor balcony. balcony. >> the child fell into the arms of the firefighter. everyone is okay. overseas to england, it is will and kate plus eight-pound baby. they are home from the hospital spending the first night together with their new addition. >> but the baby's older siblings are making sure they're not overshadowed.

james longman has the latest. >> reporter: wrapped up tight. take a look at britain's newest prince. the third child welcomed by catherine and william. she went into labor right on her due date. and news of the birth came soon after. a little boy said the official sign outside buckingham palace, weighing eight pounds and seven ounces. the anticipation huge. the world press waiting for news about the little baby boy. prince william leaving to collect george and charlotte. crowds treated to a royal wave from the young princess. and after climbing those stairs, another look back and one more wave. this new prince will be fifth in line to the british throne ahead of prince harry. but he won't be before his sister charlotte.

now that rules of succession have changed. a younger brother no longer jumps in front of an older sister. as william put his new son in the car, the dad of three revealing what's on his mind. no name just yet for the youngest royal. james, arthur and phillip all possibilities. it took a couple days for us to find out what charlotte's name was after she was born. the happy couple may want to inform the queen before they make any decisions. they'll be very happy they just have a healthy baby. james longman, london. >> james longman was also born at that same hospital some 30 years ago. didn't have that same sort of welcome. >> no? >> some of the folks were having their babies at that hospital have an interesting welcome. so the members of the media waited for the family to appear in that doorway. and there was a reminder that st. mary's does serve commoners like james and others. >> check out the reaction of this other family walking out of

the hospital before will and kate did and they found themselves posing in front of the sea of international press. the photographers snapped away. and then dad decided, i want a picture of this, too. he started snapping pics as well. >> everyone of course wishes the random family congratulations as they went on their way. >> cute little moment for them. >> very, very cute. some of the names, james, arthur, phillip. coming up, what macaulay culkin says he'll never do again. and eliminations on "american idol". >> skinny's next. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded.

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"idol" was amazing last night. many people found themselves in the danger zone. om "the wiz.", sending six of " but he wasn't the only one celebrating. take a look at this happy dance that went down. katy and luke. >> so they're fans. >> really went for it. >> next up we already know kendis, your favorite. katie turner, can sing. like a star, despite whatever you say. this week she looks like a star, too, which is an important part of the competition and slayed her cover of camilla, camilla's "havana." ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ and then i had to tell him ♪ i had to go, nah, nah, nah, nah ♪ >> she made it to the top ten.

and also the judges' favorite this side, aside from their snacks was jada vox. she sang "and i'm telling you i'm not going" from "dream girls." >> it sounds great. >> yeah. >> katy and the boys immediately said she could go to the next round. with her rounding out the top ten we have dennis lorenzo, my faves, maddie poppy and journey there. gabi, michelle, and caleb and rocker man there, those going home are garrett, marcio and johnny who even took ballet lessons this week to try to stay. it was a suggestion from katy to try to improve his stage presence. sometimes even a ballet lesson doesn't help.

>> did not work. i couldn't fit in there. >> next week is disney week. so get your mickey mouse ears ready. we saw katy and luke's happy dance, what does yours look like? >> we will not be doing any ballet skills on national television. >> ha, ha, there it is. >> thank you, thank you. ah, i'm out of breath from that. >> you're out of breath from that? >> yeah. >> ballet is very aerobic. >> bonus skinny coming up next. >> bonus skinny.

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dwayne the rock johnson has just become a dad to a newborn baby girl. >> the 45-year-old and his partner are celebrating the birth of that little nugget that you see there. her name, tianna gia. >> is that not the cutest picture you've ever seen? >> the rock's third child, getting skin action there from dad. with the caption, blessed and proud to bring another strong girl into the world. next, to the internet's newest beauty influencer, john mayer. >> of course. >> the singer said he was conducting some sort of a color study when he bought chanel eye shadow and got inspired. check it out. watch and learn. ♪ >> hey, everybody. i've been getting a lot of comments lately asking what i'm going to do with the smoky eye tutorial. so i thought i'd do it for you tonight. first i'm going to start with copper.

this is where guys get it wrong. they go too heavy. not bad, right? not bad for a first layer. your eyeball is round. oh, john's being weird. john's being crazy. is that good? i just don't know. >> john, i can tell you, it's a not good. >> love the details that you find. that your eyeball is round. could you tell the difference? >> no. it's very subtle. you are known for your light hand. i feel like you need to walk up to the camera to really show the people the beauty that you have accomplished here. >> i'm making makeup happy right now. you can't see. what about camera two, you see? no. that's your key light. that looks great. it worked out perfectly. >> look like spot, the dog from target. >> how about this camera, camera three? >> he's wandering around to every possible camera. there you go. >> oh, wow.

>> we'll just leave you with that one, as we go over to macauley culkin who can't seem to leave his "home alone" days in the past. he will not do the signature move from the movies. >> ah! >> so yeah, don't ask macauley. he's not going to do the face. speaking of faces, we ha

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." former president george h.w. bush is said to be responding to a treatment for blood infection and eager to get out of the hospital. he was admitted a day after his wife barbara's funeral.

details ahead. the death toll now stands at ten in a horrific van attack in toronto. a driver barrelled through a sidewalk, kept driving for more than a mile. the suspect is under arrest. after asking police to shoot him in the head. closing arguments are set for today in bill cosby's sexual assault retrial. he did not testify. he could be sentenced to as many as 30 years in prison if convicted. and now that britain's new royal baby has arrived, the wait for his name is under way. william and kate's new son is being honored all across london today. he weighed eight pounds, seven ounces at birth. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, april 24th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so i'm, i've never had a kid. i've never pushed one out as well. >> no? >> that's normal, right? you have the kid in the morning and four hours later --

>> i don't understand how this happened! what was it, five hours? maybe seven hours, start to finish? and she walked out of there in high heels. >> oh, did she? >> yes. >> hair, makeup done. >> i haven't had a baby, and i can barely walk in high heels. something's going on there, because i don't know how this happened. >> if it's that easy, i'm down for it. >> it is not easy. kate's making it look too easy. >> as we say good morning on this tuesday, we're going to start this half hour with the president's first official state visitor to washington. >> i'm going to be angry over childbirth. >> i didn't know it was that close of a topic. french president emmanuel macron and his wife are getting the full international star treatment from the president. >> they dined at george washington's historic home, mt. vernon. they will get down to business

before the lavish state dinner. jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: a warm welcome for french president macron, the first foreign leader to get an official state visit to the white house. macron who gave the president an epic handshake in brussels last year is as close to president trump as any foreign leader. most of the president's focus right now is on the upcoming planned meeting with a sworn enemy, kim jong un. >> hopefully that meeting will be a great success and we're looking forward to it. >> reporter: over the weekend, the president pushed back on critics who questioned the wisdom of meeting with the north korean dictator without giving getting much in return. >> wow, we haven't given up anything and they have agreed to denuclearization, so great for the world. site closure and no more testing. north korea has suspended missile testing and announced plans to shut down a nuclear test facility, but there has been no agreement yet on giving up their nuclear weapons.

is the president willing to accept anything short of complete denuclearization? before lifting any sanctions? >> certainly, the goal is denuclearization of the peninsula, and we're going to continue the maximum pressure campaign that has been ongoing to north korea until we see concrete actions taken towards complete and total denuclearization. >> reporter: jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >> speaking of the white house, it will be a busy day there for the president and emmanuel macron. so the french leader will be formally welcomed this morning. the traditional white house arrival ceremony will feature 500 members of the military as well as a 21-gun salute. >> the iran nuclear deal is one of the big issues on the agenda. they will hold a joint news conference around lunch time. and the dinner menu includes rack of lamb and nectarine tart. >> that may be the first time

i've seen the president kiss a man. >> it's very french. very cool. >> it's like college all over again. breaking overnight, the elder president bush is in the hospital be being treated for a blood infection. >> a spokesman says he is responding to treatment. the aide says mr. bush is eager to get out and go to his summer home in maine. >> the 93-year-old was admitted a day after his wife's funeral. he not only attended the burial and services and greeted well-wishers. he posed for a photo with three other former presidents and their wives and the current first lady melania trump. >> mrs. trump tweeted that she was sending healing thoughts and prayers. and the other big story we're following this morning is that deadly van attack in toronto. the suspect is due in court,

accused of ramming pedestrians on a crowded sidewalk. killing 10 people and injuring 15. he was cornered by police 16 blocks from where it all started. he urged officers to shoot him in the head, but they managed to arrest him without firing a single shot. we have the latest from toronto. >> reporter: officials are calling this a horrific attack and have identified the driver as alek minassian from toronto, but his motive is unclear. he chose the busiest street in all of canada and made it a killing field. that's why there's so many victims in this case, but also why there's so many witnesses and surveillance videos of what happened. how crazy was it? were people screaming and crying? >> a lot of shock, a lot of children scared by the horrific scene. adults too. a lot of them stood there in shock not knowing what to do.

>> back in this country, the man accused of killing four people at a tennessee waffle house is being held on $2 million bond. after more than 24 hours on the run, travis reinking was captured near his home. he has a history of mental illness that included delusions about taylor swift. there were several run-ins with the law. his guns were confiscated after he was found in a restricted area near the white house, but police say his father returned the weapons to him. and now his dad may actually face charges. well, the president's pick to be the next secretary of state is just one step away from getting confirmed by the senate. mike pompeo, the current cia director has been given a positive recommendation by the senate foreign relations committee. senator rand paul helped pompeo when he switched his vote to yes after personal lobbying by the president. but it was chris coons of delaware that cleared the way. he switched his vote from no to present as a favor to a republican senator who was

attending a friend's funeral at the time. the committee chairman, bob corker became emotional because of that unusual bipartisanship. mary bruce on the left spoke to coons on the hill. >> the chairman became a little emotional, praising your statesmanship. >> we should see this more often. i will tell you that when my father died. a republican senator who i did not know well came up to me on the floor and says if you need to miss the next vote i'll pair with you. i'll either leave or vote the way would you have voted so it doesn't change the outcome. and that meant a great deal to me. every now and then we should find our way toward each other in ways like this. >> well, the full senate is expected to vote on the nomination later this week. and a race is looking closer

than republicans would like. >> early voting results look favorable for a republican debbie lessco who hopes to keep the republican district under control. but the democratic newcomer trails closely behind, looking to become the latest in a series of unlikely victories. >> brad mielke explains what it could mean. >> this is a trump district, dead red. in recent years, democrats have not even bothered to put anybody on the ballot. this time you have two women going head to head. one is a trump supporter, one is anti-border, pro-obamacare. this could still be close. rick klein told me, hey, the gop does have an advantage here, but it's not a big one. >> should i let you dig your own grave here? who's going to win? >> this is a republican district. the question here is the margin, not the outcome. if the democrat were to win, it

would be an earthquake, and it would suggest that we are talking about a mammoth wipeout for the fall. >> disaster time. >> disaster time for the republican party. the republican candidate is heavily favored to win here. a lot of the strategists i'm talking to are looking inside those numbers. if it's a four or five or six point race that should send the same kind of warning signals nationwide of what the democrats are capable of. >> the polls will open later this morning, but early voting numbers are telling us republicans still hold an advantage here. check it out on apple podcast or your podcasting app of choice. >> president trump won that district by double digits. a surprising new study about artificial sweeteners. they may actually cause you to gain weight. they have linked them to obesity and diabetes. the sweeteners could change your

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donald trump before he ran for president. >> another adult film actress is coming forward to say that she told her about that incident years ago. tom llamas has the exclusive interview. >> reporter: the night stormy daniels says she had sex with donald trump in 2006 there was an initial encounter in his hotel room with two other women along with daniels, that according to jessica drake who says she was there. >> well, we were ushered into the room. and i remember he was wearing pajamas. and he kissed all of us on the lips and kind of, you know, one of those real close full-body contact hugs. >> reporter: earlier that day both daniels and drake met the future president in lake tahoe, snapping these photos with him while they were promoting an adult film company. he later invited them to his room where he started asking questions.

>> you believe he was vetting you. >> i believe he was vetting us to see which one or how many of us he liked, absolutely. >> reporter: she says all three women left and she received a call asking her to come back to trump's hotel room. when she said no, drake says someone who worked for trump called her back offering her $10,000. >> so jessica, according to your story, donald trump thinks he can buy you, and the price is $10,000? >> that was the offer that was made, yeah. >> reporter: drake says she refused to return to the room, but stormy daniels said she did go back. >> i relayed my experience to her, what happened with me after we left the room. at the time that i relayed that experience to her, i didn't yet know of her experience. until she said he didn't offer to pay me. >> reporter: drake says daniels is telling the truth and she's speaking up now to back up

daniels' claim that she was threatened, something president trump described as a total con job this month when they released this sketch of the person she claims threatened her in a parking lot in 2011 after she told her story to a magazine. >> i remember him saying it's a beautiful little girl, it would be a shame if something happened to her mom. forget about this story, leave mr. trump alone. >> she told me about the threat twice. the first time she told me about the threat was shortly after it happened. she relayed the experience to me. i said something like i'm so sorry. i said i can't imagine. what are you going to do? >> reporter: drake says the second time daniels mentioned the alleged threat was after a news conference in 2016 with her attorney gloria allred. >> she goes, remember what i

told you about all those years ago. she goes, be careful. be really careful. don't be alone. >> reporter: drake says she is not selling her story or suing the president, but her attorney is warning the commander in chief to watch what he says in tweets. >> i think president trump knows he is going to act at his legal peril if he starts to say anything that's false about jessica. >> our thanks to tom llamas for that interview. how does a boy do this? >> and he didn't actually spend a dime. you're watching "world news now."

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open with a key. >> yes, sir. you'll need a major credit card. >> credit card? you got it. >> thank you. >> of course we all laughed as kevin mcallister booked his stay at the plaza hotel. but there's one certain australian mom who isn't laughing after her 12 year old son did something very similar. >> he ended up all the way in bali, and now mom is speaking out. >> a reservation for yourself. >> think about it, a kid going to a hotel, making a reservation? i don't think so. >> it's like a real-life home alone story, only this australian boy was nowhere near home. >> his mom says they had just finished having an argument when her 12 year old snatched her credit card and booked a ticket to bali. he then said he was going to school and off he went to the airport, through security and onto the plane on his own.

>> they asked for my student id and passport to prove that, like -- >> that you're over 12 years old. >> and i'm in secondary school. >> once in bali, he had a bike ride to his hotel and stayed there until authorities tracked him down and mom and dad brought him home. >> you have a child in indonesia by himself. he's riding motorbikes, organizing his life over there. >> mom says we were a mess. the kid says it worked out well for me. >> he enjoyed it. >> future travel agent there. >> this happened, next. ravel agent there. >> this happened, next.

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>> this is huge. this is -- >> what? what is that? >> it's one of those sights you really have to see to believe. >> it's taken ten years. >> only happens every ten years. >> and there's some dude in front of us? >> does that guy work for the marta bus company? >> i can't even see, i can see maybe -- >> see the little purple? that's the flower. the little purple corner right there. >> i guess it smells. he's holding his face. >> oh, yeah. it smells like a corpse. >> he's going to throw up. >> i bet he got a beautiful photo. >> we are told it has finally bloomed yesterday afternoon there in tucson. of course they've been streaming it forever and we've been watching their camera non-stop and literally in the last couple minutes we go to this and boom, gary from tucson is in front of

it. >> they know there's a camera there, so who decides, this is where we're going to put the ladder? >> not here so much but, yeah, right here in front of the camera. >> yeah, get back up there, gary, thank you. that's perfect. right there. >> appreciate it. >> thanks for nothing! >> another ten years. all right, well, our thanks to the tucson botanical gardens for that one. talk about best-laid plans. this lady in the philippines went out, did a little drinking, overserved, you know, i'm going to go home. instead of going through the front door, i'm going to try the roof. whoops, what happens, there's cracks between different houses, she got stuck there for some six hours. >> between two houses? >> yes.

at first see was like, no, no, i'm good, she refused help. it took six hours to break down the wall and squeeze her out. man, the hangover. >> this is another to add to the what can possibly go wrong category. you know your tooth gets loose as a kid. you tie it to the doorknob. this boy in vietnam got creative and had his dad tie his tooth to a cross bow. luckily, no one injured in the incident. >> and it worked. wow. >> how are things in tucson? gary? >> how's that photo, gary?

this morning on "world news now," new this morning on "world news now," new details in a deadly van attack. >> we're learning more about the police say the man rented a van and raced down that street block after block for more than a mile.

and former president george h.w. bush who just laid his wife of 73 years to rest is now in a houston hospital. he's being treated for infection that has spread to his blood. we'll have a sneak peek at tonight's state dinner, the first for the trump white house. the tables are in place. what's on the menu? and if you can't stand the heat? you know the drill. find out which dish was a little too spicy for this restaurant on this tuesday. april 24th. get out of the kitchen! from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the old flambe hits the sprinklers trick. >> we have a busy morning on our hands. we're going to start with the death toll in canada. the van plowed through a crowded toronto sidewalk mowing down everything and everyone in its

path. >> leaving one of the busiest areas of that city littered with bodies. police believe it was an intentional act but so far they have not seen evidence of international terrorism. >> the driver was arrested after a dramatic standoff with police. the prime minister justin trudeau is calling it a tragic and senseless attack. he plans a press conference and statement later this morning. we get more from tom llamas in toronto. >> reporter: the race to save lives after the deadly van attack. at least ten dead and more than a dozen wounded after a driver in this white van jumped the curb, plowing through pedestrians on a major street in toronto. >> personal injury. >> reporter: it was just before lunch time, 1:30 p.m. the van driving 16 blocks, nearly a mile and a half, ramming into people again and again. >> he just started hitting everybody, man.

he hit every single person in his way. everything shattered. there's a lady in there i saw, i looked and crumbling one by one. >> reporter: eyewitnesses describing the scene of pure panic. >> everyone started running and screaming. he hit this one lady and she went flying. then he hit another lady, i didn't see i was running at that point, but you could hear them like dropping. >> reporter: police finally cornering the van. investigators are scouring the video of the standoff that came next. the driver pulling an object from his pocket, pointing it at an officer, staring him down with this warning. and as police try to reason with him, the driver with a plea. that didn't happen, the officer took him down, handcuffing him on the pavement.

officers taking him into custody. with this unfolding, swarms of first responders racing to the scene, finding multiple victims, already be being triaged by good samaritans. >> police and ambulance hadn't arrived yet. >> reporter: a grim scene, victims lying all over the street. bodies covered with orange tarps. shoes left abandoned in the middle of the street. the injured loaded onto stretchers and raced to nearby hospitals. >> right now i would have under arrest, alec minassian. >> reporter: his motive is still unclear. they say he chose the busiest street in canada. and that's why there are so many witnesses and surveillance videos of what happened.

now over to tennessee where the suspect in the waffle house shooting has been captured and charged with killing four people. >> travis reinking was found in the woods near his home by detectives. he was carrying a gun in his backpack. he had delusions he was being stalked by taylor swift. his weapons were turned over after he was arrested near the white house, the police gave the weapons to his father, but his father give them back to him. >> we were able to neutralize the threat at the time by ensuring that he did not have the ability to purchase or own weapons. >> the suspect's father may face charges for returning the weapons to his son. one of them, the ar-15 rifle was used in sunday's shooting and that shooting only stopped when a patron wrestled the gun away.

for more insight, let's go to abc news consultant steve gomez. let's start in toronto. they haven't really said much about a motive. based on what we know so far is there any indication about what this could be about? >> it's definitely a situation where this was deliberate. he hops the curb and drives for about a mile. you don't drive over a mile on the sidewalk, you know, as an accident. that's just not going to happen. so this is definitely intentional. now it's a question of why did he do this? was this a mental illness that he was acting out? was this something isis-inspired?

we have seen a number of isis-inspired attacks in europe, in the u.s. and now potentially here in canada where a vehicle has been used to plow over pedestrians. so that's going to be a big question that's going to be answered in the investigation, whether it's terrorism-related or some other issue that caused this. >> let's talk about toronto. in the video there after his capture, the suspect is seen alive and well and sort of pointing something at the officers. look at that. i have to say, if that had happened in the u.s., there's no way that guy would have survived. >> no. the officer in the u.s. probably would have shot him. and the chief of police talked about this in his recent press conference where he commended the officer for using incredible restraint. you see the officer leave cover of the vehicle to protect himself. did the officer see that that was not a firearm? or, if it appeared to be a

firearm, was his finger not in a position to where the suspect could have pulled the trigger? clearly, the officer used great restraint. this is a situation that you would like to see, where a suspect is not going to be killed, you know, by cop. and they're able to apprehend him and interrogate him and try to figure out why this happened, how this happened and so on. >> seeing that motion, do you think suicide by cop may have been part of the motive? >> it may have been. nobody's going to point an object at the police unless they want to get killed by the police. >> right. >> exactly. >> let's go over to tennessee now. one of the big questions is how this guy with so much mental health history and issues with law enforcement got his hands on these guns. what kind of trouble could his father be in for giving his son those guns back? >> the father could potentially be on the hook for all of these injuries and deaths. the big question is going to be one, was he told that he was not to allow his son to have access

to these weapons? it sounds like he was. and then the second thing is, did he allow that kind of access? and it doesn't really matter at this point how the son got access, you know, did the father take appropriate actions to try to knock it down. -- lock it down. and but you have to look back and think how many kids have access to the weapons that are in their house that are owned by their father or mother or whoever. if somebody's got mental illness, you've really got to look at whether there should be those type of weapons allowed even in their house or in a residence where they have access to. that's something that law enforcement and the officials, government officials are going to have to really decide whether laws have to be changed to ensure that they don't even have access to the residence where the weapons are going to be housed. >> let's talk really quickly about the hero in that case in tennessee james shaw, he says he's no hero. he's called a good guy without a gun.

talk about how he handled that situation. >> this guy's a hero. he doesn't want to be called a hero. i got to say he's a hero. most importantly, shaw exemplified what we mean when we say run, hide, fight. it's what the public should do when faced with an active shooter situation. that's what he described. he ran away from the situation, but he found himself trapped. he then was taking a look to see what was going on. he was trying to hide. but then when the bullets were shooting at him he realized he to take action. he fought, he took the gun away, he did a heroic act and should be commended. >> yes, he should, and he will be. he said he didn't want to die, he wanted to stay alive for his 4 year old daughter. thank you. >> thank you. now to breaking news, former president george h.w. bush is in a houston hospital.

>> he is being treated for an infection that has spread to his blood. he was admitted to the hospital on sunday, one day after his wife's funeral. he appears to be recovering. elderly people with parkinson's disease like the former president are often at a higher risk of infections, but they add that the stress of losing a loved one can weaken the immune system. president trump's pick to be the next secretary of state is one step closer. mike pompeo has received a positive recommendation from the senate foreign relations committee. the narrow approval came after rammed paul switched his vote to -- rand paul switched his vote to yes. the change in position followed several personal conversations with the president. but pompeo's nomination was also helped by a rare moment of bipartisanship. even with paul's switch, they didn't have enough votes because

johnny isaacson was attending his best friend's funeral. so democrat chris coons agreed to change his vote from no to present, and that cleared the way for pompeo's recommendation. bob corker got emotional, thanking coons for his statesmanship. the full senate will vote on pompeo's nomination later this week. we don't often get to talk about bipartisanship. >> it worked like it was designed hundreds of years ago. >> statesmanship, politeness, generosity. what you didn't have on an american airlines flight. things got out of hand with an unruly passenger being tasered. watch out for cell phone bandits waiting to swoop in while you're taking a selfie. >> check out our selfies on abc wnn. not all selfies. some were taken by other people. some weric at thatte taken by o.

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is to blame for a deadly wrong-way crash near dallas, texas. >> you can see the suv there speeding head on into another vehicle causing a chain reaction crash with three others, including a tractor-trailer. the suv then caught fire, and then this dramatic rescue attempt by so many passersby there on the highway. but a 23 year old mother in one of those vehicles was killed. driver of the suv survived. he's under arrest. the driver has a past dui conviction. police wrestled with a disruptive passenger, using a taser on him before the plane left the gate. abc's david kerley with more. >> what is the reason why you are removing me from this plane? >> reporter: the 28-year-old man put up so much resistance. >> back up, guys, back up, back up.

>> reporter: an officer pulls his taser, the taser cycling ten times in less than a minute. as officers try to gain control. it all started when a female passenger said jacob garcia was touching her, when the captain said police would be boarding to deal with the man, passengers wanted to get from miami to chicago started yelling at him. and it wasn't just the tasing. police say as they were transporting the man he tried to grab an officer's gun. unruly passenger incidents have actually been on the decline over the last five years. in this case, the passenger did not enter a plea in court but was told to stay away from that female passenger. david kerley, abc news, washington. coming up in the next half hour, the world's first transplant of its kind. a u.s. veteran who was hit by an explosive device received the first ever penis and scrotum transplant.

and we'll see what's on the menu at the first state dinner at the white house.

♪ a little edith to class up this joint. not that joint but ♪ a little edith to class up this joint. not that joint but this one. it was a double date night at george washington's estate in mt. vernon in northern virginia as president trump and melania had dinner with emmanuel macron and his wife. >> they toured the historic grounds and posed for pictures before heading off in golf carts for the plantation house where they continued the tour inside. president trump is building on his relationship with the french president. >> before they head to mt. vernon, they greeted each other with a famously firm handshake as the french and american flags hung in the background. here's that handshake. what's up, bro?

oh, and a double kiss. >> long-grip handshake. >> yeah, their relationship is escalating. president trump also took macron on a tour of the white house, including the oval office where the french president revealed he had never been in that room before. >> he's only been in office one year. his office live streamed, the white house that is, as trump showed him the resolute desk and pointed out where a young jfk sat. >> and he explained to the french first lady why he had two phones at his desk. >> the oval tour continued when president macron noticed the credenza. >> and tonight the red carpet will be rolled out for the main event at the white house, the

state dinner. >> the first lady's office revealed this, from the seating chart to place settings. >> the main event will take place in the dining room where they will enjoy rack of lamb and nectarine tart. no democrats have been invited to this dinner. voila. >> all right, coming up, it is chilling out to lose weight a real thing? all right, coming up, it is chilling out to lose weight a real thing?

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we've had every new yorker, everybody in the northeast, everybody in the upper midwest can embrace. you lose weight because of cold temperatures. >> really? >> yeah, so this is -- >> all right! >> japanese scientists have said, jack, you are looking a lot more slim. >> you know i am. >> tony's looking svelte. cold temperatures make fat cells more efficient which increasing our metabolism. an ice-cold swim can help you burn more calories more efficiently. they've done it in mice and say it's true. >> or an ice-cold studio perhaps. >> yes. we've had a cold studio for the last three years. >> it may have something to do with the food we have. speaking of food, there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. that was demonstrated in baltimore, maryland where james hughes and some of his business associates ordered too much of this greek cheese dish that is

set on fire before brought to the table. >> who wants some! >> oh! >> oh. yep, the restaurant's sprinkler system was activated. none for you. >> this is why we can't have good things in baltimore. i do love that some folks are still like -- >> they have the cell phone out for the video. >> does this mean i don't get any? cleanup there. let's move on now back to asia and southeast asia and bali where everybody loves to take a nice selfie of the beautiful view there in bali. >> wildlife. >> so did these folks who were trying to take a selfie right there, and then the monkey snatches her phone. >> ah-oh. >> and grabs it and goes away it. the woman calls out for help, but the monkey actually ran away

with the stolen phone. she was trying to take a photo of the monkey. >> he didn't like that. >> he didn't quite like that. >> she didn't clear it with his publicist. >> not at all. from monkeys to geese. a golfer learned the hard way, you don't want to mess with mama especially when you're chose to -- close to the nest. you see the goose in the air? he walked by and did something. she came after him and gave him

this morning on "world n this morning on "world news now," the new health scare for george h.w. bush just hours after his wife's funeral. and we have new details from toronto after a deadly van attack left multiple people dead.

what we're learning about the suspect who is alive and in custody. and a fiery apartment rescue. >> we have more on the dramatic rescue ahead. and john mayer is not only trying a new look, he's sharing with all of us how to achieve this look. >> wow. >> the master of the smoky eye gives us, whoa, a special makeup tutorial in "the skinny" on this tuesday, april 24th. from abc news, this is "world news now." if that singing thing doesn't work out for him. >> i guess hasn't worked out. >> he can fall back on that. >> his body is a wonderland. we're going to start things off with new concerns about former president h.w. bush who's been in the hospital since the day after his wife's funeral. >> he attended the funeral on saturday where he posed for a photo with former presidents

first ladies, and he made the 90-minute trip to attend the funeral. >> he has an infection which has spread to his blood. he uses a wheelchair. and doctors say parkinson's can weaken the immune system. >> it's also affected by stress of anytime. loss of a spouse is a tremendous stress on the system. >> loss of a spouse you've had for 73 years, imagine the stress there. a family spokesperson says mr. bush is responding to treatment at the hospital and is looking forward to going to his summer home in maine. he adds, quoting here, i would not bet against him. john mccain is back home after a hospital stay. >> we learned this because cindy mccain tweeted that she and her

husband are home in our beloved hidden valley enjoying a glorious arizona sunset. he has been recovering from surgery from an intestinal infection but also battling a deadly form of brain cancer and has been getting treatment also there in arizona. we turn now to the horrific attack that left ten people dead on the streets of toronto. >> a driver in a van jumped the curb onto a side walk filled with pedestrians enjoying a beautiful spring weather day. the suspect was eventually arrested after daring police to shoot him. maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: the man believed to be responsible for this horrific tragedy is now in custody. police say 25-year-old alek minassian was behind the wheel of this van, seeming to target people on this busy toronto street. >> he started hitting everything, man, anybody in his way.

>> reporter: it was lunch time, just before 1:30 p.m. the van driving 16 blocks, nearly a mile and a half, ramming into people again and again. >> everyone started running and screaming, and he hit this one lady, and she went flying. then he hit another lady. >> reporter: police finally corner the van. and after a tense standoff where the driver's seen holding an object and asking police to shoot him in the head, officers take him down unharmed. >> from an investigative perspective, i can tell you that we have received numerous witnesses who have come forward. we're still looking for more witnesses. this is not over yet. we're far away from being over. >> reporter: bodies in the streets covered with orange tarps. shoes left abandoned in the middle of the streets. bystanders had to quickly jump into action. >> four bodies on the ground. police and ambulance hadn't arrived yet. people were trying to revive them. >> reporter: police are still searching for a motive. >> there would appear to be no national security connection to this particular incident.

>> reporter: maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >> and they don't think it's a case of international terrorism, at least no evidence indicates that yet, but they do believe it is deliberate. one of the big questions now is what was the motive. >> luckily, they do have the suspect alive so they can interrogate him. this played out for quite a while. 26 minutes for police to take the suspect into custody after receiving the first call. a lot of people still injured this morning, recovering in the hospital. and back here in this country, the suspect in the deadly shooting rampage at a tennessee waffle house is being held on $2 million bail. >> travis reinking is held on four counts of murder. he had a history of mental illness and known to law enforcement. but now his father may face charges too. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: one of the most sought-after suspects in the country, captured. a phone tip led to police finding him in a wooded area near his home.

>> the suspect proned out. they told him to get on the ground. he got on the ground immediately. >> reporter: reinking led away in handcuffs. he was found with a backpack and silver semi-automatic handgun with ammunition. 36 hours of terror, hundreds of police and heavily-armed s.w.a.t. units going door to door. in a desperate search. neighbors fearful the killer was in their own back yard. >> there are too many places to hide around here. >> reporter: reinking got out of his truck wearing nothing but a green jacket wielding this ar-15 assault rifle, killing two outside and two more inside. witnesses say reinking stopped to reload, when james shaw junior stopped the carnage. >> i'm not a hero. i'm just a regular person.

you know, i think -- >> reporter: growing questions over the number of reinking's alarming run-ins with the law. police say it was reinking behind the wheel in this vehicle. >> the vehicle was recovered from reinking's apartment complex. but i would hasten to add they had no idea who the man was. >> reporter: reinking had at least five other known incidents with law enforcement. in july 2017 he was arrested by the secret service for trespassing in a restricted area near the white house. his four firearms turned over to his father who police say later gave them all back to his son, including the rifle he's accused of using to gun down his victims. how concerned are you that travis reinking was able to slip through the cracks? >> we were able to neutralize the threat at the time by ensuring that he did not have the ability to purchase weapons.

>> reporter: the atf says it's against federal law to transfer a gun to someone knowingly known to be prohibited from owning one. federal authorities looking into the actions of his father. and a prominent atlanta attorney is going to jail for murdering his wife. claude mekeever was found guilty a year ago and was charged with aggravated assault and influencing witnesses. the felony murder charge comes with a mandatory life sentence. and prosecutors say no charges will be filed in connection with another controversial video from a banned fraternity. the second video reportedly shows theta tau members assembling a sexual assault. they say it was part of a skit. 18 students face disciplinary charges.

the fraternity has been expelled from campus. the chicago white sox player, danny farquhar is speaking to family and doctors. he suffered an aneurism during last friday's game. he is listed in critical condition but stabilized quite a bit. he's expected to remain hospitalized for the next few weeks. >> amazing that he's already speaking. and a florida girl who nearly died in a dry drowning scare is now back home. 4-year-old eliana grace, an infection caused by chemicals in her family's pool caused the problem. it started when they were just having fun. >> it was a fun game when someone would go by her, she would take the noodle, pretend she wasn't looking and shoot water at them. somebody wanted it back to her and didn't realize she was

already on the other end of it. >> so she developed a fever, which reminded her mother of another 4-year-old's dry drowning case that killed frank delgado last year in texas. she credits his story with being able to identify the problem. now to another extraordinary story. doctors in baltimore have completed a medical first after a 14-hour surgery. the group of specialists at johns hopkins had the most successful penis and scrotum transplant to date. the patient was injured in afghanistan. >> doctors rebuilt the man's entire pelvic region. the patient is remaining anonymous as doctors expect him to eventually regain all urinary and sexual functions. it is incredible that doctors were able to do this. >> you saw the photo there of the entire team that it took to do this operation.

that was a dummy that was part of that photo, but, yeah. when you see the video of what they did or the graphic animation of what they did, it's a little cringe worthy as a man to watch it, but still fascinating what they did. >> people like to joke about it. but in all seriousness, it's a complicated body part. so the fact that they were able to do something like this is incredible. coming up, the royals welcome another prince to the family. >> will and kate introduce george and charlotte to their new baby brother. and on "american idol," they're also celebrating. luke and katie are revealing their clear favorite to win. a little early, isn't? you're watching "world news now." le early, isn't? you're watching "world news now."

a firefighter a firefighter in minnesota made a life-saving catch. smoke and flames forced a dad in north st. paul to drop his 3-month-old daughter from a balcony. >> the child fell into the arms of the firefighter. everyone is okay. overseas to england, it is will and kate plus eight-pound baby. they are home from the hospital spending the first night together with their new addition. >> but the baby's older siblings are making sure they're not overshadowed. james longman has the latest. >> reporter: wrapped up tight. take a look at britain's newest prince. the third child welcomed by catherine and william. she went into labor right on her due date. and news of the birth came soon after. a little boy said the official sign outside buckingham palace,

weighing eight pounds and seven ounces. the anticipation huge. the world press waiting for news about the little baby boy. prince william leaving to collect george and charlotte. crowds treated to a royal wave from the young princess. and after climbing those stairs, another look back and one more wave. this new prince will be fifth in line to the british throne ahead of prince harry. but he won't be before his sister charlotte. a younger brother no longer jumps in front of an older sister. as william put his new son in the car, the dad of three revealing what's on his mind. no name just yet for the youngest royal. james, arthur and phillip all possibilities. it took a couple days for us to find out what charlotte's name was after she was born. the happy couple may want to inform the queen before they make any decisions.

they'll be very happy they just have a healthy baby. james longman, london. >> james longman was also born at that same hospital some 30 years ago. didn't have that same sort of welcome. >> no? >> some of the folks were having their babies at that hospital have an interesting welcome. so the members of the media waited for the family to appear in that doorway. and there was a reminder that st. mary's does serve commoners like james and others. >> check out the reaction of this other family walking out of the hospital before will and kate did and they found themselves posing in front of the sea of international press. the photographers snapped away. and then dad decided, i want a picture of this, too. he started snapping pics as well. >> everyone of course wishes the random family congratulations as they went on their way. >> cute little moment for them. >> very, very cute. some of the name. james, arthur, phillip.

coming up, what macaulay culkin says he'll never do again. >> skinny's next. and eliminations on "american idol". >> skinny's next. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide

♪ ♪ all right. the "danger zone." >> i didn't get it. anyway, skinny time. and we are in the danger zone because voting has begun on "american idol." >> our super fan, will ganss is here to bring us up to speed. >> i wish i had aviators. >> yeah! >> what's up, guys? "idol" was, amazing last night. many people found themselves in the danger zone. six contestants got sent to the next round which left four spots open in the top ten. so the remaining eight contestants had to sing to save their lives last night. and luke, katy and lionel would decide. we will show you the happy place

with michael j. woodard who earned his spot in the top ten and celebrated with the rousing rendition of "if you believe", from "the wiz." take a look at this happy dance that went down. katy and luke. >> so they're fans. >> really went for it. >> next up we already know kendis, your favorite. katie turner, can sing. this week she looks like a star, too, which is an important part of the competition and slayed her cover of camilla, camilla's "havana." ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ and then i had to tell him ♪ i had to go, nah, nah, nah, nah ♪ >> she made it to the top ten.

and also the judges' favorite this week, aside from their snacks was jada vox. she sang "and i'm telling you i'm not going" from "dream girls." >> it sounds great. >> yeah. >> katy and the boys immediately said she could go to the next round. with her rounding out the top ten we have dennis lorenzo, my faves, maddie poppy and journey there. gabi, michelle, and caleb and rocker man there, those going home are garrett, marcio and johnny who even took ballet lessons this week to try to stay. it was a suggestion from katy to try to improve his stage presence. sometimes even a ballet lesson doesn't help. >> did not work. i couldn't fit in there.

>> next week is disney week. so get your mickey mouse ears ready. we saw katy and luke's happy dance, what does yours look like? >> we will not be doing any ballet skills on national television. >> ha, ha, there it is. >> thank you, thank you. ah, i'm out of breath from that. >> you're out of breath from that? >> yeah. >> ballet is very aerobic. >> bonus skinny coming up next. >> bonus skinny.

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>> my best friend. dwayne the rock johnson has just become a dad to a newborn baby girl. >> the 45-year-old and his partner are celebrating the birth of that little nugget that you see there. her name, tianna gia. >> is that not the cutest picture you've ever seen? >> the rock's third child, getting skin action there from dad. with the caption, blessed and proud to bring another strong girl into the world. next, to the internet's newest beauty influencer, john mayer. >> of course. >> the singer said he was conducting some sort of a color study when he bought chanel eye shadow and got inspired. check it out. watch and learn. ♪ >> hey, everybody. i've been getting a lot of comments lately asking what i'm going to do with the smoky eye tutorial. so i thought i'd do it for you tonight. first i'm going to start with copper. this is where guys get it wrong.

they go too heavy. not bad, right? not bad for a first layer. your eyeball is round. oh, john's being weird. john's being crazy. is that good? i just don't know. >> john, i can tell you, it's a not good. >> love the details that you find. that your eyeball is round. could you tell the difference? >> no. it's very subtle. you are known for your light hand. i feel like you need to walk up to the camera to really show the people the beauty that you have accomplished here. >> i'm making makeup happy right now. you can't see. what about camera two, you see? no. that's your key light. that looks great. it worked out perfectly. >> look like spot, the dog from target. >> how about this camera, camera three? >> he's wandering around to every possible camera. there you go.

>> oh, wow. >> we'll just leave you with that one, as we go over to macauley culkin who can't seem to leave his "home alone" days in the past. he will not do the signature move from the movies. >> ah! >> so yeah, don't ask macauley. he's not going to do the face. speaking of faces, we have no idea what kendis is going to

have a great tuesday. making news in america this morning, new video of that moment a rental van plowed through pedestrians on a busy street in toronto. >> everyone started running and screaming, and he hit this one lady, and she went flying.

>> the death toll now rising. authorities calling this an attack. dramatic video as police confront the driver. >> i have a gun in my pocket. >> i don't care. get down. >> i have a gun in my pocket. >> this morning the investigation, was it terrorism? and the security precautions back here at home. health concerns this morning for former president george h.w. bush admitted to the hospital just hours after barbara bush's funeral. what doctors are saying about his condition. a rare look inside the oval office as president trump gives a tour to the leader of france. the final preparations for tonight's first state dinner in