a different kind of police chase stopped traffic in louisiana in the middle there, two horses spotted near interstate 10. you see them there in that field. outside baton rouge yesterday morning officers were chasing them down on foot. it took about an hour to corral the animals and return them to their owner. no word on how they got loose. parishioners at a san diego church are sharing stories of an easter sunday scare. >> a navy veteran carrying a gun and her baby walked in and threatened to blow the church up. abc's will carr explains what happened next. >> reporter: authorities say this rambling video talking about religion appears to have been posted on social media by a mother. >> i've been experiencing -- >> reporter: a short time later

she allegedly walked into a packed easter sunday church service with her baby in one hand and a gun in the other while threatening to blow up the house of worship. >> she starts talking all this craziness about the rapture not being real and everyone's going to hell. >> reporter: the pastor quickly told 70 people inside the church to get out. >> she started pointing the gun at the baby. one of the older gentlemen grabbed it from her, then me and a couple of other men tackled her and got the baby away from her. >> reporter: police took 31-year-old anna conkey, a navy veteran, into custody. you can see an officer cradling her little boy. he was unharmed. her gun was unloaded. authorities did not find any explosives. that mother now faces a number of charges. authorities say they're looking into her mental health after taking both of her kids into protective custody. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >> our thanks to will. the fef the detroi from the hospital after brain surgery. >> kelly stafford's operation to remove a benign tumor took 12 hours, twice as long as

expected. the 29-year-old mother of three says doctors found an abnormal vein. >> luckily her surgeon not only knew what to do, he's written about it. stafford says this is the beginning of a new life for her. >> she had an acoustic neuroma, noncancerous, but it pressed against her cranial nerves there and caused some dizziness. seeing some of these things she's experienced before, which is another reminder, if you feel something -- >> get it checked out. >> i hear for women, for mothers, typically they just move along throughout the day. >> yeah. >> and they ignore some of those symptoms. thankfully they noticed them and then got some help and got some treatment. >> a busy mom like her, they have three children, 2-year-old twins and a baby born last august. so imagine. she has her hands completely full at home. but so glad that she is out of the hospital and doing well. >> yeah, definitely. coming up, 1969. a year of turbulence but also

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♪ giant steps are what you take walking on the moon ♪ ♪ i hope my legs don't break walking on the moon ♪ ♪ we could walk forever walking on the moon ♪ it was nearly 50 years ago when man first walked on the moon. but what about the women who made that mission possible? >> the achievements now on full display in "1969," the new abc documentary series depicting this extraordinary year in america's history. >> here's a preview of the first episode "moonshot." >> five, four, three -- >> it wasn't science fiction. >> -- two, one, all engines running. >> ameri impossible. >> it was a -- kind of a strange act. >> the nasa program seemed to be

pulling the country together. >> the hype was mostly aund the astronauts at that time. they were everywhere. >> we've thought of astronauts as typically male, typically white men. and so you'll notice that there are just simply not a lot of women in the room. >> my name is margaret hamilton. and in 1969 i was building onboard flight software for apollo missions. >> margaret hamilton literally wrote the code that made the lunar landing possible. and we didn't really know about these women at the time. >> at first i was the only woman that was hired to do onboard flight software. this guy that i worked with when i first got there, he said, how can you leave your daughter at home? and i just said to him, you do what's right for you, and i'll do what's right for me. the software had to be perfect. a person's life was at stake. meaning the astronaut's.

>> the astronauts sent back to work, a 35-minute color television show, the site from 150,000 miles away -- >> the astronauts were the ones on the news but nobody seemed to know this was not just white folks going to work either. my name is christine darden. and in 1969, i was in the computer section that was what they called a computer. >> my name is katherine johnson. >> mama got there '53. the engineers came and asked for specific skills. the supervisor said, oh, that's katherine. >> katherine was a leader in her area. she paved the way. she made enormous contributions. calculations in the trajectory for the apollo program. >> everybody was looking at the television. mama said, oh, i hope he does what we told him to do. because if they did what they told them to do, it would be

successful. >> i'm going to step off the lander now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> it was the first time man walked on the moon. and the first time software ran on the moon. >> there you go. beautiful, beautiful. >> ain't that something? >> they did what the women told them to do. >> yeah. >> and they got there and got home safely. >> smart men. that airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. katherine johnson, we heard her story in the movie "hidden figures." it will be very interesting to see -- really this whole series ju about the yr 69. nson murders, chappaquiddick scandal, woodstock, all things that will be touched on.

more from space coming up. >> we sent will outside to find out how the meteor shower's going.

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special edition of "weird science" on this tuesday morning as the annual meteor shower peaks right now across the u.s. >> so we sent our own space geek, will ganss, outside for the big event. will, describe the scene for us, what's it like, what do you see? >> okay, well, right now, actually, my view has to be at least a little bit better than yours. because i am outside. you have to be in it to win it, guys. but let me turn around. i'm going to show you guys what i'm looking at right now. we've got a little bit of cloud cover here in new york city. it's actually not that bad. there's a lot of clear patches right now. and right now is the best time,

if you're trying to see some meteors, falling stars, if you want to call them that, right now through sunrise is the best time to do that. you don't need a telescope, you don't need binoculars or anything like that, because they fall all over the sky. so if you've got your telescope or binoculars, you're going to be looking in just one tiny area and that's not the goal. you want to be keeping your eyes peeled across the whole sky right now. so that's what i'm doing right now. >> oh, wait, so will, your suggestion is if we want to see the meteor shower, just look up into the sky? that's your one piece of advice? >> without a telescope and without binoculars. >> will's so smart. >> another thing scientists say to do, obviously get as far away from the big city as you can. >> yeah, that was my question. light pollution. you said you can actually see stars out there? >> i'm surprised by how much i can see. i'm going to show you guys again. so these are our buildings. we're looking up right here. but there are some stars around. you know. >> wish we could see better, but

our high-tech technology here on "world news now," which is an iphone -- >> oh, do you want to see some high-tech technology? >> yes, please. >> this is my door stop. it's my shoe. >> oh my gosh. i'm not getting stuck out here. >> wait. where's your shoe? oh, the shoe is so by see your nice socks there. the socks are really the only stars of this show right now. >> i don't know, guys. i'm going to stay up here until i see a shooting star. i've got some wishes i need to make on some falling stars. >> i do not believe that, as soon as the show ends will will be right back inside. >> i'm camped out, i'm camped out. >> what's your wish? what kind of wish are you going to take? >> honestly, my wishes have come true. i get to work my dream job with you two every single day of the week. >> oh. somebody slam the door on him. >> he wishes to see "avengers" early. >> i plan to take his spot for "avengers." we're going to close the door. no, will, we need you to stay up there for 24 hours, report

whatever you can. >> make a wish for me.

this morning on "world news now," a country on edge. >> as people in sri lanka come together to mourn the hundreds of lives lost in the easter terror bombings, police are on high alert. more explosives have been found and detonated. what's being done to secure everyone's safety. developing this morning, tragedy in texas. six killed when a small plane crashes while landing. new this morning, the identities of the victims. galaxy fold on hold. the new smartphone that folds like a sandwich now won't launch this week as planned. find out what needs to happen before you get your hands on one. speaking of sandwich, it's national english muffin day and it can be celebrated all day long, not just for breakfast. will ganss shows us how later in our "insomniac kitchen" on this tuesday, april 23rd.

good morning, everyone. it's great to have you with us. janai norman was today years old when she found out the origin of the english muffin. >> he has to launch right into it so he can throw shade. >> yeah, i do. no, no, no. we're going to talk about that. will ganss is going to be along later. we begin with breaking news from sri lanka. the number of dead in sunday's terrorist bombings is 310. >> that sad update comes with the nation now in a state of emergency following the easter explosions. today has been designated a national day of new ish w believed to be one of the terrorists wearing a backpack moments before one of the explosions. 40 suspects are now under arrest. >> the violence exacted a tragic toll on denmark's richest man, billionaire retailer anders povlsen, who lost three of his four children. >> at least four victims are americans including a man from denver and a fifth grader from washington, d.c. here's abc's lana zak.

>> reporter: at least 24 people have now been arrested in connection with the easter sunday terror attacks in sri lanka. new security footage shows a man with a backpack believed to be one of the bombers approaching st. sebastian church just before the attack. hundreds killed at multiple sites. among the victims at least four americans. >> we mourn the loved ones of the victims, some of whom we can confirm were indeed u.s. citizens. this is america's fight too. >> reporter: the first american casualty to be named, dieter kowalski from denver. he was standing in line waiting for breakfast when the bomb went off. 11-year-old kieran shafritz de zoysa from washington, d.c. >> a brilliant mind who was going to be a neuroscientist. and -- and i -- and he's -- he won't make to it his 12th -- his 12th birthday. >> reporter: more explosives have been found around sri lanka. officials discovering dozens of detonators near colombo's main bus station and a six-foot long device near the main airport. another explosion outside st. anthony's shrine caused panic on monday.

as police attempted to defuse three bombs found in a van. >> we just heard the explosive, very loud, it was very loud and we were scared. >> reporter: sri lanka took an unusual step in shutting down all social media following the attacks in order to stem disinformation. kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to lana there in washington. an awful story. and just -- seeing that death toll climb is unimaginable, especially as you're hearing those stories. the man who lost three of his four children. it's heartbreaking. >> we're learning more about kieran, who was the student from washington, d.c. he attended sidwell friends, which we know in d.c. as a very prestigious school. the obama daughters, chelsea clinton went to this school. so many in the past 24 hours have been talking about the bright future this young man had. and so we're just thinking about the victims. obviously the investigation is ongoing. scary moments even in the past few hours there in that area as they're on high alert.

so just really frightening. moving on to politics, one of the top democrats running for president is weighing in on impeachment. >> california senator kamala harris says she supports congress moving toward impeachment of president trump, but other democrats, including top leadership, don't agree. she made the comments during a cnn town hall just hours ago. support for impeachment has been growing since the release of the mueller report which the president was asked about on monday. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: president trump flatly rejected a central theme of the mueller report, that time and time again his own top advisers refused to do what he asked. >> are you worried that your staff are ignoring your orders as the mueller report portrays? >> nobody disobeys my orders. >> reporter: but the mueller report documents multiple cases. chief among them, white house counsel don mcgahn who repeatedly rebuffed the president's directives to have robert mueller fired. mcgahn has been subpoenaed to appear before the house judiciary committee. he's just one of several aides who told mueller under oath that

they didn't follow the president's orders, leading the special counsel to write, the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the president declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests. democrats are weighing a major decision to start the impeachment process or not. in a letter to members of the house, speaker nancy pelosi suggests impeachment may not be necessary. writing, we should proceed down a path of finding the truth. it is also important to know that the facts regarding holding the president accountable can be gained outside of impeachment hearings. regardless, the president says he's not concerned in the least. >> are you worried about impeachment, mr. president? >> not even a little bit. >> reporter: speaker of the house nancy pelosi conducted an hour-long conference call with democratic lawmakers to discuss the path forward regarding the various investigations into the president in the wake of the mueller report.

i am told that several democratic lawmakers said that they want to move forward now se the president, they are not ready to move forward with impeachment, at least no white house. sticking with politics, president trump also battling the release of his tax returns. >> he and his business are suing both the chairman of the house oversight committee and their accounting firm to block the release. democrat elijah cummings of maryland has subpoenaed eight years of returns from the accounting firm. republicans on the committee call the move an attempt to embarrass the president. police continue to focus the search for missing 5-year-old boy from his chicago suburban area home, calling it a crime scene. a.j. freund's parents say they last saw him at bedtime on wednesday night. his mother is no longer cooperating with investigators.

joanne cunningham is due in court today for a hearing to regain custody of another child removed from her. the family has a long history with the illinois department of well, a health alert t morning, the number of measles cases will likely break a yearly record in just four months. >> the cdc is reporting 71 new cases since last week. that brings the new total number to 626 this year. iowa and tennessee are now among the 22 states dealing with measles outbreaks. samsung is delaying the rollout of its highly anticipated galaxy fold smartphone after reviewers reported problems with screens that fold like a sandwich. it was scheduled to launch in the u.s. on friday for nearly $2,000. samsung is running more tests. no word yet on a new release date. the fda has approved the first medical device to treat children with adhd. it's designed for kids between the ages of 7 to 12 who are not on medication. users wear a small adhesive patch while they sleep. >> it delivers low-level electrical stimulation to parts of the brain. so far it's not covered by

insurance and may cost more than $1,000. well, the president, first lady and the easter bunny were on hand for all of the festivities at the 141st white house easter egg roll. in his opening remarks, the president touted his record to the kids. events included the traditional easter egg roll where children roll eggs with wooden spoons in a race. >> the day also featured "be best" hop-scotch and the first lady reading to kids. children also wrote postcards to family, friends, or service members. as the president sat with the kids one apparently told him, keep building that wall. from the mouths of babes. president trump responded, he's going to be a conservative someday. i think no matter where you stand on politics, it's interesting when kids get into it, they obviously hear us, they repeat things, something to keep in mind. these eggs signed by the president and first lady from last year's easter egg roll. prident thats?tarted in

i donst we could google search it. >> we could. >> again, every first lady -- >> 19. 19th president. >> oh, will ganss, presidential historian there. that's the support we really need here. >> it is. thank you, will. finally proving your use back there. >> finally? >> finally. >> just kidding, just kidding. so it's english muffin day. we've got these eggs. we're going to whip something up for you. >> with these eggs? >> with these eggs. >> presidential english muffins? >> jeff curry with the pot. is that what that song says? >> i'm not sure what the kids would say. coming up, english muffin ideas for lunch or dinner on this english muffin day. take a dip at this beer spa. yes, you can bathe in beer. we'll show you where from "the mix." and from "the florida man

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wow. amazingly no one was injured when that four-story apartment building collapsed in turkey. 11 buildings in the neighborhood had been evacuated after a retaining wall at a construction site had given way. just two months ago another ul blding lld,1 peopconstr a lacks enforcement of building codes. incredible that no one was hurt. atlanta-area police are looking for a group of crooks who turned a quiet night at a convenience store into chaos. >> check out this smash and grab in stockridge, georgia. first that car, then a pickup truck, both stolen, crashed through the store's front window. the suspects tried and failed to take an atm. wow. this morning we're learning the identities of the people killed in a plane crash in texas. >> the private plane was on approach but crashed, killing all six on board.

they were all from the houston area, including the pilot, jeffrey weiss and marc telepsenn an entrepreneur active in local charities, and mark scioneaux, the husband of the houston ballet's artistic director. abc's marcus moore is in texas. >> reporter: investigators at the scene of this disaster, aerial footage shows a twisted and crumpled twin engine plane crashing just outside san antonio. >> there were six people on board including the pilot. >> reporter: all six killed in the mysterious crash. now the painstaking search for answers. according to authorities, the baron 58 had taken off from a small airport in houston and crashed just six miles from the kerrville airport. while on approach to landing. >> there's no trees but it is rocky, hilly. >> reporter: the pilot's communication never suggesting a problem. these are the last words heard on the recording. >> 2422, up to 6000 501 charlie echo.

>> reporter: no reports of a distress call. officials have secured that crash site as they begin the investigation into trying to figure out what caused this deadly crash here in texas. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> the faa and ntsb are leading the investigation. >> they are. and as you see the scene there, again, more about the victims, three of the six killed, marc telepsen, 45, owner of a landscape architect firm. mark scioneaux, husband of the houston ballet artistic director. we are praying for all those victims and thinking about their families this morning. coming up next half hour, a popular tesla model going up in flames. the electric carmaker looking into what went wrong. but first, it's english muffin time. see how one chef is stepping up the game for this breakfast staple. "insomniac kitchen" next. ♪

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again. >> yeah, we're taking that typical english muffin and giving it the kitchen" upgrade. our chief chef will ganss goes to manhattan to the finest english muffin. >> you're dressed like an english muffin. >> it has my initials on it. gone are the days of your grandma's english muffin. if you're still using jelly and jam it's going to be the next case. thank you, kenneth. you can make this at home. >> behold, the french unsoup burger. so it's safe to say the english muffin is no longer a breakfast food? >> i never considered it a breakfast food. >> reporter: chef paul with the

american classic, invented it with a certain je ne sais quoi. >> what a better way. i had to classify it into an americana recipe. >> reporter: a delicious dream of an idea. how could they possibly come together on one plate? well, like this. >> so right now we're going to start off with a palafrita blend, famous in new york for meat blends. working with clarified butter because french people love butter. >> i'm not french but i also love butter. >> reporter: you "butter" believe it. next salt and chef paul's secret spices. then time to grill. now for that muffin -- >> i like to do with my hands. okay? but you know, you have to be gentle with it. you want to -- what you're trying to get is that nooks and cranny texture. >> reporter: that nooks and crannies texture must be preserved at all costs. thomas english muffins suggest using your hands or a fork. whatever you, do don't use a knife.

you'll ruin your muffin. no nooks, no crannies. back to the burger. >> put it right alongside the burger. so what's going to happen here, i'm going to grill the wee tstnside. a some cheese, and after that melts, our burger is ready to go full francois. >> the onions were cooked yesterday in fat, rested all night in that fat, reheat them, saute them again in that fat. >> wow. >> so, here we go, put that there. >> reporter: onions and some cheese. >> that's the stuff. >> reporter: plus some more cheese. >> because we don't have enough cheese, right? >> there's no such thing as too much cheese. >> reporter: all that gooey goodness getting soaked up in that english muffin nooks and crannies bun. add some fries and -- >> it wouldn't be french unless you say voila. >> voila!

i'll leave you to that, chef. >> you're not going to wait for me? >> nope! >> reporter: back at the bar, time for the taste test. >> all right, chef. thank you for having us. happy national english muffin day. >> it's very french to toast. >> cheers. >> reporter: there's "muffin" like it. >> all right, if you're like me and want to leave the cooking to the professionals hit up chef paul on restaurant row in midtown manhattan. now your english muffin trivia challenge. what are the top five things that people put on their english muffins? >> cheese. >> jam. >> eggs, jelly -- >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> sausage? >> that mcdonald's patty. >> i think you got it all. butter, jam, eggs, cheese, bacon. >> i got four, you got one. >> what year was the english muffin invented? >> 1969. >> 1739. >> 1897. >> 1939. >> 1880. >> oh, i was close. >> i was closer. >> where was it invented? >> new york city. >> there you go. >> i got that. >> that is all correct. who is the only other person with a personalized --

>> chrissy teigen! >> and will ganss. >> how? you got time to tell us. >> swagger like that. >> swagger like that.

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♪ here come peter cotton tail hopping down the bunny trail ♪ it's time for "the mix." the easter bunny, thought to be fluffy, sweet, not this bunny down in florida. >> peter cotton tail aggressive. >> aggressive, but you know what, he jumped in to try to break up a fight. he didn't have time to take off the costume. it looks like this guy is beating up a woman or something. he jumped in to try to break up the brawl. he didn't have time to take off the costume.

so the bunny jumps in to help. it looks like there's a bunny in the middle of this brawl. downtown orlando, where else. >> i think so, yes, yes. all up and down that area, downtown orlando. >> i cannot confirm or deny. >> the police, they show up. >> yep, usually on bikes. >> you're like, what in the world is going on here? >> hold on, hold on, hold on. >> the tooth fairy, she showed up, got into it, brawling as well. >> santa pulls up with the whole sleigh. >> the one they need is mcgruff, where's he? >> then there's that. >> oh, my gosh, that was a wild scene in o-town. these are the snacks most likely to be snatched by a food thief because we know here at work people like to raid the refrigerator. chips, fruit, candy, coffee, juice. so i call them refrigerator raiders here at abc. coworkers who think that everyone is supposed to share. food swipers. all these things. aka thieves. >> right. >> i would never do anything like that. >> you know -- are you being honest? >> i don't know. >> i always think it's weird when people post, i had my lunch

in the fridge -- wait a second. >> wait, what's -- oh, what -- >> wait a second. >> i didn't know i was being recorded. >> look at my very cheery office. you better not -- >> do you have surveillance? >> you better not, what are you about to -- >> oh, oh, oh no. we should have blurred the product name. >> you know what, if that peanut butter is not in my office when this show is over i'm going to be the easter bunny. okay? i am going to be the easter bunny. and that's that. >> so 4 in 10 americans admit to being food thieves. >> when people post stories about their lunch getting stolen out of the refrigerator, i'm like, who has the nerve to steal a whole meal? >> the yogurt, if it's not yours, don't take it. >> don't take it. okay. if you like beer and if you like going to the spa, we can be friends. and you can do it at the same time. in chicago priva beer spa. you can take a warm beer bath. some of the ingredients in the beer soak are actually very good

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this morning this morning on "world news now," the impeachment debate. overnight at least two democrats running for president are voicing their support for impeaching president trump. but house speaker nancy pelosi has other ideas. it's a national day of mourning in sri lanka. people from all over the world including right here at home are remembering the victims in the easter sunday terror bombings. government officials are facing questions on whether the attacks were preventible. and new this half hour, an earthquake rocking the philippines. >> the powerful tremor did this to a highrise. the rooftop pool water pouring right off the top of the building. new overnight, the avengers assembled for the premiere of "end game." we have all the superhero secrets they spilled on the purple carpet later in "the skinny." it's tuesday, april 23rd.

good tuesday morning. the purple carpet, i came dressed for the occasion. >> you really did. >> will's shirt matches too. >> you can breathe, right? you can breathe in that? you look great, i'm just saying reading the news, you've got to be able to breathe. >> you know what? stop it. >> you look great, you look great, my friend, you do. so "avengers: end game." i'm so excited about that. far from ending is the race from 2020 and that's where we begin. the field of presidential candidates expanding even further with massachusetts congressman seth moulton officially announcing his candidacy. 19 politicians are vying to face off against president trump, while many voters are still waiting to hear if former vice president joe biden will announce his run later this week. >> overnight we got a preview of the top candidates' policies with five of the front-runners facing voters in a marathon of

town halls on cnn. senators amy kloubuchar, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, kamala harris, as well as mayor pete buttigieg, took the stage to sound off on topics ranging from impeaching trump to immigration reform. overnight tough words for president trump during democratic town halls. >> president trump should be held accountable. >> there is no political inconvenience exception to the united states constitution. >> we have the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country. >> reporter: the front-runners in the 2020 election addressing accusations that the president obstructed justice. >> if any other human being in this country had done what's documented in the mueller report, they would be arrested and put in jail. >> reporter: while senators elizabeth warren and kamala harris called for the president's removal -- >> i believe congress should take the steps towards impeachment.

>> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg, senator amy klobuchar, and senator bernie sanders all took a more temperate approach. >> what's most important to me is to see that donald trump is not re-elected president. >> reporter: still, one thing is abundantly clear, the left is united in their mission to bring sweeping change to gun control. >> i will give the united states congress 100 days to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws, and if they fail to do it, then i will take executive action. >> reporter: medical care -- >> health care is a human right, not a privilege. >> reporter: and immigration reform. >> we can't have comprehensive immigration reform that works unless it addresses the status for those 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: senator warren offered a proposal to forgive $64 billion in student loans using tax reform to pay the bill. >> we are going to roll back student loan debt for about 95% of students who have debt. >> reporter: while mayor buttigieg, who's skyrocketed in the polls, now sitting at number three out of 19 presidential hopefuls, blasted the current

administration. >> we've got a white house that has actually computed that it is better off politically if americans can continue to be divided around it for short-term political gain, and that has got to end with a new president. >> back to the impeachment matter, speaker of the house nancy pelosi conducted an hour-long conference call with democratic lawmakers to discuss the path forward regarding the various investigations into the president in the wake of the mueller report. >> pelosi and her leadership team made it clear while they want to aggressively investigate the president, they are not ready to move forward with impeachment. breaking overnight, tragic news from sri lanka. the death toll of the terrorist bombings is 310. >> the coordinated blasts killed people from more than a dozen countries, including at least four americans, among them a businessman from denver who was standing in line waiting for breakfast, and a fifth grader from washington, d.c. who was spending the year studying abroad. >> the entire country is under state of emergency as the nation marks a day of mourning. 40 people are now in custody in

what's described as an isis-inspired attack. in the meantime the country experienced more anxious moments as authorities searched for more clues. abc's james longman is there. >> reporter: new panic on the streets of sri lanka's capital city. police eyeing this white van when all of a sudden -- a huge explosion just went off. just around that corner there. as soon as it did, as soon as it did buildings around here, windows shattered, huge scream went up from the crowd over there. you can see them running towards the position where we are now. leard inlligence services s we ignored repeated warnings of imminent terror attacks they first received weeks ago. then on easter morning, one after another, the suicide bombs went off. this dash cam video captures the first explosion at st. anthony's catholic church. a man with a backpack seen on security cameras approaching st.

sebastian's church. in nearby negombo. investigators poring over these images broadcast on sri lankan tv. the man weaving through the crowd. another camera inside the church showing him pass behind the worshippers. he's reportedly one of the bombers. 500 injured. victims rushed to hospitals. nearly 300 killed in these attacks including at least four americans. dieter kowalski of colorado who was here on a business trip, and 11-year-old kieran shafritz, who was to start seventh grade at sidwell friends school in washington, d.c. his father remembering his son. >> a brilliant mind who was going to be a neuroscientist. and he won't make it to his 12th -- his 12th birthday. >> reporter: there will be huge questions to answer on why the government didn't act sooner on the intelligence it had already received on these attacks. it's possible this group was inspired by isis. the carry them out.

james longman, abc news in sri lanka. >> our thanks to james there. north korean leader kim jong-un will visit russia for the first summit with vladimir putin. the official news agency didn't say when, only soon. one report says the meeting may be held tomorrow or thursday, probably in eastern russia. putin has previously called for the sanctions on north korea over its nuclear program to be eased. the u.s. supreme court is going to look at whether gay and transgender people are protected from discrimination on the job. the justices will hear three cases involving people who claim they were fired because of their sexual orientation. the equal employment opportunity commission says the civil rights act of 1964 protects lgbtq workers. the trump administration says it does not. the social security and medicare programs are running out of money. a government report says medicare will be insolvent by 2026, social security nine years later. social security costs next year will exceed its income. major reasons are the soaring number of baby boomers collecting these benefits and fewer workers because of falling

birth rates. let's give a birthday shout-out to prince louis who turns 1 today. in honor of that milestone, his mom released new photos of the adorable prince. louis is the youngest child of the future king and queen of england, prince william and kate. >> the duchess snapped the photos earlier this month at their home. we haven't seen much of the prince since his birth last year, and of course the world is awaiting the arrival of another royal baby, the first child of prince harry and meghan is expected any day now. you know that's going to be huge once we get word. >> that's probably the reason prince louis said, y'all better put my picture out there, this other baby is coming out and i want them to know who came first, i've been here a whole year holding it down, time for me to shine. >> right. the duke and duchess of sussex said they plan to welcome their

child with as much privacy as possible so it will be interesting to see how this plays out in comparison to when -- >> i think there will be a lot more privacy, and it will drive the people crazy. >> yeah. coming up, the tesla catching fire in a parking garage launching an investigation by the electric carmaker. later in "the skinny," beyonce. >> "the skinny." >> doing something she hasn't done in a year. you're watching "world news now."

this is incredible video of water spilling from a pool atop a highrise. that shows the power of an earthquake in the philippines. monday's 6.1 magnitude quake was centered about 40 miles north of manila. another quake magnitude 6.3 hit the nation earlier today. at least 11 were killed by monday's earthquake. rescue workers managed to save supermarket. seeing that water from a rooftop pool? >> can't believe it. >> pouring out? wow. there are new developments in the murder mystery involving two girls killed while hiking two years ago. >> police have released new video from one of the girl's phones and a new sketch and audio of the suspect.

abc's alex perez is in delphi, indiana, where the police superintendent says he believes the suspect is a local. >> reporter: indiana investigators releasing this new video that they believe shows the man who killed a 13-year-old, abby williams, and her friend, 14-year-old libby german. >> watch the mannerisms as he walks. do you recognize the mannerisms as being someone that you might know? >> reporter: that video captured by libby shortly before the murders while the girls were hiking and snapchatting by this bridge in delphi, indiana. police also unveiling a new, younger-looking sketch of the suspect, between 18 and 40. investigators believe he has ties to the area. an emotional state police superintendent addressing the killer. >> directly to the killer, who may be in this room, we believe you are hiding in plain sight. we know that this is about power to you. and you want to know what we know. and one day you will.

>> reporter: investigators also releasing more of that chilling recording from libby's phone, believed to be the killer's voice. >> guys? down the hill. guys? down the hill. >> reporter: this community on edge. >> it's frustrating. it's scary. because this person is still walking free. >> reporter: authorities did not provide a description but say they're trying to track down a car that was parked near this trail when the girls were killed. investigators firmly believe the suspect lived or still lives in this town. alex perez, abc news, delphi, indiana. >> our thanks to alex. i remember when the story first happened, february of 2017. a wild, wild story. and so interesting to see how police are going about this now when the official there says to the suspect, who may be in this

room? >> in this room. >> it really leaves you scratching your head wondering what investigators are thinking or who they think could be behind it. >> and that comment chilling there. >> yeah. moving on, tesla's claims its self-driving cars won't catch fire as much as other vehicles are taking a hit thanks to new video. >> surveillance cameras in shanghai captured a model s spontaneously bursting into flames. tesla officials say no one was hurt and a team is on the scene trying to figure out what happened. this news came as tesla hosted its autonomy investor day. ceo elon musk said the company is making significant progress on autonomous driving hardware and software and took investors on test drives. when we come back, one of the biggest movie premieres ever. j. lo admits she almost didn't wear that famous green dress. yeah, that one. "the skinny" is next.

♪ skinny just gimme the skinny our favorite time of the morning, "skinny" time. after 21 films "the avengers" are ready for their end game. many of marvel's most famous faces gathering in los angeles

last night for the premiere of " >> our favorite "world news now" avenger, yeah, i cut you off because i want to get right to will ganss who's here, got the secrets. and can i tell them you're going to go see a showing? >> oh, yeah. this time tomorrow my mind will be blown. i'm going to see "avengers: end game" tomorrow. to find me. all right. don't worry, we're not going to spoil the "end game" right here, right now. not many of the film's stars could even if they wanted to. only a few people, cast included, had seen more than a few minutes of the film going into the premiere last night. but they had plenty to say about what it was like making this movie. avengers assembling on the purple carpet at the los angeles convention center for the premiere of marvel's "avengers: end game. >> we're the avengers, we got to finish this. >> reporter: robert downey jr., brie larson, the chrises, scar-jo, vin diesel, whose outfit was inspired by his

character groot. >> i am groot! >> reporter: for the stars, one last mission. no spoilers. some better at keeping those secrets than others. >> can i say that? >> i don't know. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> reporter: producers keeping the final script under lock and key, even from the film's stars. >> most of us didn't get a real script for this movie, we'd just get our pages in the morning and then they were whipped out of our hands. >> reporter: some joking about the lengths they've gone to, to make sure they don't spoil the "end game." >> if they sense like spyies, like circus performers, and like someone trying to waterboard me. >> reporter: it's been painful across the board keeping these super secrets locked up. >> i'm excited. i'm nervous. i'm a little bit scared. at any given moment i feel like i'm about to let some secret just fly out of my mouth. >> reporter: but the avengers spilling a few of the less serious ones on the purple carpet some tattoos.

>> the original six got tattoos together by the artist, the tattoo artist who designed it. then we tattooed him. >> i got his face on my back, he got -- >> his face on my back, ish. >> scratch and sniff ones. >> after 21 films spanning more than a decade, there's only one question left. even thanos wants to know. >> what happens at the end? just tell us. >> oh my god, you're not going to believe it. >> you're not going to believe it, just tell us! the good news, we're only days away from finding out. in fact, so many people ready for "avengers: end game" that amc is reviewing ticket sales theater by theater and announced dozens of locations will be open for 72 hours straight with showtimes going overnight and into early morning hours thursday through sunday. >> you're only able to get an early preview because disney is the parent company of abc. >> and i've never been more grateful for that fact. >> fantastic. >> don't bring any spoilers up in here tomorrow. >> i will not hash tag spoil the end game. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> thank you, will. breaking beyonce news. queen bey posted to her

instagram story for the first time in over a year. she started the #beforeiletgochallenge. >> beyonce sharing videos of the bey-hive busting a move to one of the new songs from beyonce's new album "homecoming." >> why didn't we see the video on snapchat? >> we really should have. obviously this is a cover of a song. and i had seen this in the credits of "homecoming" and i was like, it's a goodie. an oldie and goodie. so this challenge popped up a few days ago and i was like, yeah, we'll be jumping on this one. >> and here we are. ♪ before i let go >> it's a song that's always played at weddings as well. >> i believe you. >> and receptions. >> yeah. and jennifer lopez is revealing that one of her most-revealing red carpet looks almost didn't happen. that famous green versace dress she wore to the grammo 20 years ago was last minute, a last-minute pick. >> her stylists wanted her to wear a white dress that year,

but she went with the green one and we all thank her. she's answering the question we had, how did it stay on? good question. and we all thank her. she's answering the question we had, how did it stay on? good question.

♪ just gimme the skinny it's not throwback thursday but we've got a blast from the past for you. it's been a decade since the jonas brothers released an album. nick, joe, kevan, they've changed a lot since then, they're all married now, solo careers. after ten years they've announced a brand-new album together. >> it's called "happiness begins" out june 7th. the album art also marking a major milestone for kevin jonas. because look, he is actually in the middle, finally. the

he's got the nick or joe spot. >> congratulations, kevin. >> yes. it's the first time ever kevin is in the middle. it's always either been nick or joe. finally kevin gets the spot center stage. >> lucky, lucky kevin. seattle quarterback russell wilson is now the league's highest-paid player but he's not forgetting the guys who protect him on the field. >> no, he's not. he's given each of his 13 offensive linemen a pretty nice gift. in the past few years, qbs have given their guys, suits, tvs, ipads. russell went with something else, shares of amazon worth $12,000. >> which obviously can end up being so much more. in a letter he said, you've invested in my life, this is my investment in yours. wow. russell signed a four year $140 million contract. he is a good guy. >> you really do love me! >> good guy. >> you really do love me, man! >> the latest "jeopardy!" whiz is on a shot streak. >> as david muir explains, he's getting the attention of the show's former legend. >> and our returning champion -- >> reporter: james holzhauer has done it again, winning for the 12th time. 34 years old. a professional sports bettor from las vegas. >> who is gabriel garcia

marquez. what is tokyo. >> james. >> who is napoleon? >> reporter: he has the five highest one-day totals in the show's history. now just one spot behind the highest total winner in a regular season, "jeopardy!" legend ken jennings. >> ken. >> what's the trojan horse, >> ken. who's jean lafitte? >> ken. what's the dodo? what is stella? >> pretty good. >> reporter: ken jennings told "wired" magazine, i'm just gobsmacked by james, it's absolutely insane what he's doing, i would never have had the stomach for those kinds of bets. espn asking james about a matchup with ken jennings. >> i'm good on the buzzer but ken is better. and in a straight trivia test, i might take ken. >> reporter: james against two others going for game 13, getting closer to ken jennings' record. >> he is just a little bit closer. our thanks to david. holzhauer, he did it again last night, he won last night for the 13th consecutive day. >> thanks to holzhauer? >> a cool $90,812 on monday's

show. whole bunch of money.

making news in america this morning, new details in those deadly easter attacks. possible suspects seen on surveillance video walking through two of the targets just moments before the bombs went off. a national day of mourning happening right now as we learn more about the americans killed in the explosions. taking on trump. front-runners in the race for 2020 blasting the president over the mueller report. >> we have the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country. >> the top five candidates face voters in a series of town halls as the debate grows amongst democrats. should the president face impeachment? break in the case. police releasing a sketch of the man they believe murdered two teenage girls in the woods of indiana.