this morning on "world news now," it's primary day in new york. >> as voters head to the polls, the candidates make their cases to the delegate-rich empire state. overnight, donald trump's latest faux pas. an awkward slip of the tongue in front of a huge crowd. >> the fight over immigration hits the supreme court. the justices now only eight appear split. what this could mean for 11 million undocumented immigrants and their families. >> a gunman attempts to rob a bar but not so fast. this woman holding a baby guess berserk on the would be robber. of course, only after putting baby in the corner. did you file your taxes? because time is up. so why would this band be coming to play in front of your place if you haven't paid up yet? it's musical mortification on this tuesday it,pr

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> that tax drumming story is one of my favorites. i don't want to give it away yet. good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> we'll get right to it, beginning with one of the can biggest contests in the battle for the white house and the front runners counseling on a huge bounce in their home state of new york. >> donald trump's field director resigned saying it was time for new leadership. hillary clinton made eight stops across the state on the eve of the primary. it's your voice your vote. the latest from abc's megan hughes. >> cheers. >> to victory tomorrow. >> reporter: hillary clinton toasted with bubble tea. >> it is so good. >> reporter: and stopped by for ice cream. but what she was really looking for were votes. >> i am helping to do really, really well tomorrow hoping to wrap up the democratic

nomination. >> reporter: clinton holds a double digit lead over bernie sanders who addressed striking verizon work in other words manhattan. he drew a massive crowd of 28,000 in brooklyn over the weekend and packed another big rally monday. but if he loses new york by ten points, he will need to win 80% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. donald trump is ready to romp on tuesday, polls show he could win new york with more than 50% of the vote. he campaigned in upstate buffalo monday night. >> we're going to get to that big 1237. >> reporter: he says he's not worried about competing with rival ted cruz for delegates. >> nobody has better toys than i do. i can put them in the best planes and bring them to the best resores anywhere in the world but it's a corrupt system. you're basically buying these people. >> reporter: out of the running in new york, tez ez cruz said his strategy to grab delegates innored by trump will win him victory at a contested

total will be on the first ballot and he will go steadily down. >> reporter: for now, new york promises to be a welcome reset for both front runners. megan hughes, abc news, washington. >> more than 11,000 people turned out at a hockey arena in buff loy for tt's final rally before the primary. he tried to invoke the 9/11 attacks while praising new york values but he miss spoke. >> because i was down there and i watched our police and our firemen down at at world trade center on 7-eleven. >> trump kept talking apparently not realizing he mistakenly said 7-eleven instead of 9/11 and supporters didn't seem to mind. 200 additional u.s. troops mostly special forces are ped hadding to iraq to join the battle against isis. secretary of defense ash carter made the announcement during a stop in baghdad and for the first time in the fight against isis, eight apachech helicopters are also being sent to iraq. the arrival of the troops marks the first major increase

now to a bizarre incident at a u.s. base in turkey when two turkish nationalists tried to put a bag over a u.s. soldier's head. members of the turkish youth union posted the incident online claiming it was in retaliation for u.s. troops wrongly arresting members of the turkish military in 2003 and putting bags over their heads. that was viewed in turkey as a deliberate insult. >> israel vowing to quote settle the score with terrorists it says are responsible for a bus bombing in jerusalem. more than 20 people on board the bus were injured. two seriously. the incident has raised fears about a return to the deadly palestinian suicide bombings on buses a decade ago. hamas praised the bombing but didn't take responsibility for it. survivors still being pulled from the rubble of ecuador's massistic quake. the latest are three people rescued from a flattened shopping center trapped under the debris for nearly a day and a half.

7.8 quake has climbed to more than 400. at least one killed was an american. now to a natural disaster in this country. the torrential rains in the south. at least fub people have drowned in the floods in and around houston and hundreds of homes are damaged. there have been nearly 900 rescueses from the floods watereds. roads are closed throughout south texas all but paralyzings the region which is under a flash flood watch through the night. we'll have much more from the region in our next half hour. the eight justices on the ream court appear evenly divided over president obama's plan to shield nearly 4 million people from deportation. if the court sflits with a 4-4 vote, that would leave the program in legal limbo. abc's jim avila has the latest from the court. >> reporter: immigration, the flashpoint dividing the nation. tonight, on the doorstep of the supreme court, in perhs its biggest case of the term. texas leads 25 other states,

gone too far with executive actions, granting millions of otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants the right to stay and work in the u.s. >> one person doesn't have the unilateral authority to change the law or make new law. >> reporter: texas admitted under tough questioning from supreme court justices that congress has not given the president enough money to deport all 11 million immigrants here illegally. so obama does have the legal right to make decisions about who gets to stay. with the death of justice scalia, the court now appears divided, 4-4, along conservative and liberal lines. because we don't have scalia, what does 4-4 mean? the government loses, if it's 4-4, right? >> if it's 4-4, the federal government loses. the lower court opinion, which found against the program stays in effect. >> reporter: that would be a big loss for president obama. his immigration policies and the court itself concerned about appearing partisan and ineffective.

supreme court. also at the supreme court, google scored a victory. justices turned down an appeal to stop the company from scanning millions of books and making them searchable online. authors are said that the google books project was copyright infringement on an epic scale but google has said this gives readers a new way to find books and therefore, is good for authors. >> did you file your tax returns by last night's deadline? did you. >> i did. last minute but i got it in there. >> i got an extension in. >> procrastinater. >> if not, the irs will assess fines and penalties but notice indian city of bangalore, they have gone even further. >> this city literally drums up embarrassment for.cans that don't pay up. the bands stand outside of businesses that haven't paid their taxes to make sure everybody knows. the message seems to be working after getting a visit from one of these bands,

usually take care of the tax bill immediately. >> it looks like kind of a celebration. i would maybe enjoy it. >> maybe for the other people in the neighborhood they might enjoy it. i'm not sure if you're the business about being called attention to. >> i know that bangalore is sort of the tech capital in the silicon valley of india. i would assume everybody would have gobs of money and pay up. >> they have a huge percentage of people suddenly paying up their taxes. so very effective. maybe we should try it. >> why not. >> maybe we just gave uncle sam an idea. >> there you go. everybody buy a drum. >> come up, the latest major music act to cancel their show in north carolina in protest. >> also ahead, the search for a murdered couple's alleged kill persons police unable to find the victims and pursuing the suspects in an all out manhunt. >> a woman showing no fear in the face of an armed robber. she puts a baby aside to let the gunman have it. the scene all caught on

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law. is the group called the law a despicable piece of legislation that encourages discrimination. meantime, efforts to pass a law in tennessee that would require students to use the restroom with the gender of their birth have put on hold. >> the governor of michigan has vowed to drink water from the city of flint for the next 30 days hoping to show residents the measures put in place following to the crisis have made the water safer. snyder has come under heavy fire tore not doing more to head off the crisis which started when the city began drawing water off the flint river in 2014. it switched back to using detroit water late october. >> a state run manhunt is intensifying for two brothers who police believe murdered a couple. >> both are suspected felons considered armed and dangerous. abc's kayna whitworth has the latest.

desperate search for two brothers you be suspected of murdering a missing couple. the fugitives considered armed and dangerous. >> the public should absolutely be worried. >> reporter: the married couple patrick shunn and monique patenaude disappeared last monday. four days later, police finding their two vehicles dumped in the woods 15 miles from their home. authorities telling abc news unreleased surveillance video ties the suspects, john and tony reed, to the disposing of the victims' vehicles. >> based on evidence collected from the missing couple's vehicles, as well as evidence collected from the former john reed residence, detectives believe patrick and monique were murdered. >> reporter: the four had property disputes, according to police. family members saying in a statement, the couple had been married only four years. "wherever they are, they are together." this manhunt now entering its eighth day. police telling us they have no idea where the suspects are but they do believe they fled in their parents' vehicle. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. so let's end this block

more bizarre robbery attempts we have seen in a long time. just watch the picture. this happened in france, a guy walks in brandishing a pistol. you see what she did. >> he was carrying a bag. the woman in red is carrying a baby. she puts the baby down, brushes the guy off initially and boom. hits him with that bag. taking on that gunman directly. >> she will handed the child off to his mother so the baby is safe. but then other patrons start getting involved. you see one get in the act with a bar stool. someone throws a claire. the gunman does take off but arrested soon after. >> that guy in the background getting ready for action. >> i just love she's holding a baby. hey, man, let's calm down. just give me a second. let me hand the baby off to mom. now let's get down to business. i think i could watch this video over and over again. she swats him with a backpack it looks like. >> it's unbelievable. she thought

this guy is throwing a chair randomly. she thought it was a hoax. going after the guy. unstoppable. >> i want her in my corner. that's all i know. >> i heard her name is mrs. rocky balboa. what's going on. >> coming up in the next half hour, switchup night on dancing with the stars. our own ginger zee sizzled to a sexy salsa on the dance floor. >> first, cool ideas for your summer vacation. the giz wiz dick debartolo will show us some of this year's hottest gadgets.

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must have travel gadgets. joining us to show them off, dick debartolo is here. >> i have some fun stuff. everybody wants an action cam. but they're pretty expensive. this is under $200. >> we like that the wasp tact. it has a view cam built in. you can still use your smartphone, stream video from there to your smartphone. >> directly to the phone. >> you have a viewer finder. microphone, speaker and it comes with a little watch. so if you're wearing this on your helmet, you can start and stop video. you can also shoot still pictures just by using the watch and it it will control the camera. >> and i bet we can take a really great selfie, right? >> yeah. we've got the red light. ta-da. >> look at that. beautiful. >> i'll take an 8 x 10 and two wallet size. >> of course, every time you bring gadts

have to worry about the batteries running out. >> that's why we have the power stubbie and this is a 5200 milliamp battery. it's a camera grip. it works with this camera but it would with almost every camera. it comes with different mounts. >> 52 milliamps. >> that can charge. >> speak english. >> that will charge your iphone like four times. it's a lot of power. this run this camera six to ten hours. >> awesome. >> it's a lot of power. and that's coming may, june. >> and i feel like i'm getting a travel facial. >> exactly. so if you're going to a dry climate, you can use this. it runs off your computer or any external usb charger. what's neat about it is that it's designed to go in any water bottle that you happen to have. so even down to the tiny little water bots that you buy, you smap this in and the rings grab the bolt. and then in the summertime, you can put ice water in there and e

>> that's really nice. is this for security? >> yes, does it look like -- >> what kind of jewelry you've got going on here. >> you know what that is? >> it's a travel lamp. okay? so it's a travel lamp designed for your backpack. i threw it in my backpack to bring it here. you twist this, twist it again. that's the base. now it opens up. now we have three different levels. and we can tilt it that way. >> and you don't even need to plug this in. >> no, you can get six to eight hours out of it after you charge it. if you want to use it as a computer light, you can plug this into the back. this goes into your computer. and powers it and charges it. it comes with an ac daptser. you can run it from the wall. i don't know, if you ever go to a hotel and they don't have a desk lamp, drives me crazy. >> you can take this with you camping. > absolutely. you can use it for an emergency light, too. power goes out in your house. >> and folds up nice and small to fit in

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k-y touch. >> it is time now for "the mix" as many of you know, yesterday was the boston marathon which, of course, includes not only the runners but the people on the sidelines cheering them on. one of the spectators this year was this adorable little girl who came to the race with her father also a marathon run berp she made this sign to cheer on the runners. now, dad posted to twitter very proud of his little girl but he writes my daughter's message to the runners i have flow clue. #boston marathon. she was -- she meant well we think. >> so cute. >> we're not quite sure exactly what the message was. another spectator was her slightly older brother who also made a poster with a message for all the runners. his was a little more clear, go, go, go, go, go,

>> so cute. i love this kid. >> dad has run marathons before but this day he was just a spectator, brought his kids along and we're very glad he did. >> so cute. let me tell you about a feel good story over in texas. a waitress waiting on a customer just a regular customer in a restaurant. he's got a $9 tab. and she gets a $1,000 tip. do you see that repeat? this young woman is a college student and she was talking to some of the other customers about her college expenses. this man happened to overhear and gave her $1,000 tip. how about that. she said when he she sees this, the manager who saw the tip amount just started breaking down crying when she saw it. and the bottom line to all this is, we talk so much about the negative things people lightweight on repeats. this is a feel good story. how about that. >> all years that i spent as a waitress, i never thought to just, hey, so my college tuition bill is due and i could really use extra ca.

collaterals barkley. >> wow. that's a story. >> made my day. thank you. >> not $1,000. >> no had not $25,000. >> now, we head over to, this is a unique one. it's been a long time since people thought of pottery as being sexy. probably not since you saw this famous scene in "ghost." patrick swayze and demi moore making pottery and making it look good. meeting nathan landon, an american artist living in denmark promoting his potsry by showing people exactly how it's made. you keep watching. it looks soothing, too. but landon says it's more than that. he says making pottery is a sensual dance. he says there's a whole relationship between the builder and the material. he wants to get lots of other people interested in pottery, as well. mission accomplished. he's getting click after click after click. people want to see more. >> why do all pottery guys wear tank tops or no shirt? >> because they've got all the bicep interests making their

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this morning on "world news now," biblical flooding. the deadly flash floods trapping drivers and forcing residents to flee any way they can as the storm system threatens to dump even more rain on hard hit regions. the forecast just ahead. >> it's the moment of truth after what seems like a lifetime. lifetime of stumping in new york. the time has arrived for the voters to decide. how the candidates spent their last hours before the polls open on this crucial primary day. >> and new this half hour, one simple question. what was she thinking. >> it's hard to imagine there ever being a good reason to do this. jumping into a tiger exhibit at a zoo. find out the all-important region why doing this somehow made sense. >> and dance shuflting the deck on switchup night on "dancing with the stars."