and ucla's katelyn ohashi dot disappoint. ye got her a 9.95 out of 10 at the college championships.s to her. windsonior memly including prince noceably whose wife meghas expecting the couple's first child. but easter wasn't all they were celebrating today. this is the queen's 93rd birthday. so aery happy birthday to her. >>> and when we come back, once heard in the halls of notre dame, the sounds of hope ringing loudly in dame, the sounds of hope ringing loudly in a new nue. dame, the sounds of hope ringing loudly in a new let's blow out the candles together!thday! ok, let's huff and puff. like youo sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be dord to breathe. so my or said... symbicort can help you breathe betterar stting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provid significant improvemen of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysem it should not be taken more than twice a day. it may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor

and ucla's katelyn ohashi did not disappoint in this stunner of a closing performance. yesterday's tumble that included a shocking split finale got her a 9.95 out of 10 at the college championships. the young lady known as the joyful gymnast blew a kiss to the crowds as she wrapped up her remarkable run. congratulations to her. >>> across the pond now, today the royals celebrated easter attending services at windsor castle. queen elizabeth was joined by several senior members of the royal family, including prince william and kate. noticeably solo, prince harry, whose wife meghan is of course expecting the couple's first child. but easter wasn't all they were celebrating today. this is the queen's 93rd birthday. so a very happy birthday to her. >>> and when we come back, once heard in the halls of notre dame, the sounds of hope ringing loudly in a new venue. >>> finally tonight, it will likely be years before their voices are heard once again inside notre dame. but on this easter, members of the cathedral's choir took the spirit and songs of that church to new places of

. >> katelyn ohashi.f thousands of viewers, millions around the world have seen her routine. she said she wanted to take the michael jackson routine out so it would not offend any of the sexual assault survivors out there. kateashi. moment gy as you can see, nailing her final performance of her college career, and it ended fittingly with -- wait for it -- a mike drop, ucla senior scored a 9.95 score for her floor routine. it happened over the weekend. ohashi, you probably remember her because she became an internet sensation back in january after a perfect 10 routine went viral. there she goes. still happy. >>> a new car company is hoping to give the electric auto industry a jolt. electric vehicles, of course, are rising in popularity, and several automakers are developing e-powered suvs now. american automaker rivian plans to roll out its r 1 t truck and r 1 ssuv by 2020. it can go about 400 miles on a charge. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll have a special broadcast of "earth matters," includi

far right party -- publish this image showing of box and it's kind of perceived enemies so you have katelyn separatists anarchist communist feminist the lgbt communinity -- and then of coururse flash f forward t to ar the electionss when their r vic- was notot ass significant as thy had hohoped you have these same forces k kind of chasing -- the vox warrior if you will out off the pictuture -- similarly -- te symbolic kind of vox man being trampled on by this lord o of te ringss and r rgs warrior -- sisimilar images here so of coue just showing thatt their victory was not as significant as s they had hoped for it to be. okay that's going to be the criticicism social media how wht so outlets of of the elections as ever yeah as always and it whenever -- you into crcriticism that's's for sure -- that you hd a lot of people on social media wondering why a b. b. c. news amongst others were giving so much attentionon to vox -- when they came out really as the as the fifth party so the the least with the least amount of the scenene not to criticicize and o mumuch but that they they they often do t

the young seal to starve so if you are headed to the beach this spring keep your distance reporter katelyn conrad has more for us. newborn harbor seal is in the care free mammal center. >>so today we were able to rescue astrid who is a baby harbor seal. oshie stranded at carmel city beach to 10 pound pub was a man after her mother was scared off. the harbor seal moms can spoke really easily they're very shy. they don't like a lot of people of the other dogs or anything else from them. julio heard with the marine mammal center says last year was an especially bad year for banned in the cases with 19 documented incidents related to human interaction. we started to see a rise in those cases and it just meant there was more rescues and more animals coming in to the hospital that really should have gotten another chance to stay in the ocean. i heard says people have been getting closer and closer to the scottish animals each spring. often trying to take the perfect but she says for the animals can be devastating. 3 months in a hospital run with a lot of other humans and other sick and we you kn

. >>> we're back with viral gymnast katelyn ohashi had fans flipping out as she performed her iconic floor routine for the very last time. finishing off with that mic drop flourish. owe shash she ohashi first went viral for her high-flying routines but now the ucla student is hanging up her leotard for good. >>> a 5-year-old boy who vanished from his chicago suburb home still has not been found. a.j. freund is still not found. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: the fbi and aro e child's home in intense the chicago suburbs. >> i just want my kids. that's my life. >> reporter: while the boy's parents have maintained their innocence, a.j.'s mother has hired an attorney. and stopped talking to police. >> i realize that police consider her to be a suspect. i advised her to remain silent at that point. >> reporter: the attorney does not represent a.j.'s father who insists he's still cooperating despite reports he's not. >> absolutely not true. i spent hours with them yesterday. >> reporter: according to his parents, a.j. was last seen when he went to bed at home in his quiet chicago

. >>> and the high-flying finale, superstar gymnast katelyn ohashi, flooring fans with this viral routine, leaving it all on the mat for her last performance. her mic drop moment and where she may be headed next. >>> we do say good morning again. and we want to get right to the latest on those deadly attacks. just moments ago, authorities set off a controlled blast detonating a suspicious van. multiple arrests were made overnight. >> they've also named the group behind the massacre which cast such a dark cloud over easter sunday. one image from the aftermath, that statue of jesus spattered in blood from one of the targeted churches. >> this morning security is ramped up here at home. the u.s. embassy issuing an alert as authorities warn more attacks could be possible in sri lanka. >> this as the death toll climbs. at least 290 people were killed including two americans and more than 500 injured. a domestic terror group is now being blamed. our foreign correspondent james longman is there on the scene starting us off with the very latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, rob

but any ways, so katelyn will be filling in sean's beautiful spreadsheet, which is kind of a pain just for formatting purposes, but she's got you covered. give her a break for the first couple of hearings. >> great. thanks for taking that on. i know we sometimes have questions, what's the history. i just don't want to catch anyone off guard and feeling off spot. thanks for that. >> yeah, because otherwise, we're going to be texting sean during the hearing. >> can we skype him in? >> i do want to close this meeting in the loving memory of sean burke. but before i do, i have a story to tell. sean burke -- now, i remember, yeah. he's been gone for so long. i do want to tell a story that has nothing to do with it, and i think it's really important. it has nothing to do with sean burke. a couple of weeks ago, the whole oew legislation came wf the planning commission -- before the planning commission, and commissioner richards stated that he lived near a problem bar and that had outdoor space, and he only got results when he threatened their c.u. that's what he said on record, and i quote, "

before you left washington on wednesday he said again he is not releasing his tax returns reporter katelyn collins explains. >>i won't do it president trump holding the line no insisting, he's still under audit on the day of the deadline set by house democrats. >>for the irs to hand over 6 years of his tax returns by not under audit. i want do it. i have no problem with this while i'm under audit. i would not get my taxes. >>the irs has made it a regular practice to audit every sitting president and vice president since the 1970's. >>people have got to know whether or not their president a crook well i'm not a crook. >>both presidents barack obama and george w bush released their returns while in office, no lawyer. >>tell you the release your tax returns while you're under audit. >>that fight brewing amid upheaval at the department of homeland security i think that. >>take advantage of by. very bad people in many cases. >>it scares daniels and the last day on the job after being pushed out earlier this week and the acting deputy secretary was forced to step down yesterday president but som

>>the secret service director and there's reporter katelyn collins explains tonight there may be morecret service is fantastic president trump pushing out the man he heads to leave the secret service. i think sources tell cnn trump ordered they need to fire randolph alice, who goes by texan has led the secret service since 2017. alice was still on the job monday. but the white house said in a statement that he will be leaving shortly and president trump has selected james in murray to take over in may in which is why trump dismissed alice is still unclear this 3, 5, days ago after a woman carrying chinese passports in a flash drive containing malware was accused of illegally entering his mar a lago club in florida, trump praised to the service. >>i could not be happier, we'll secret service secret service has done. a fantastic job from day one. >>but he also applauded the mar lago employee who stops the woman after secret service allowed her in. >>i think that the person sitting at the front desk >>alice reports directly to the homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen i just and i

today on a number of topics when he left the white house to attend a fundraiser in texas reporter katelyn collins has the details. >>while i'm under audit. i won't do it president trump holding the line no insisting, he's still under audit on the day of the deadline set by house democrats. >>for the irs to hand over 6 years of his tax returns by not under audit. i want do it. i have no problem with this while i'm under audit. i would not get my taxes. >>the irs has made a regular practice to audit every sitting president and vice president since the 1970's. >>people have got to know whether or not their president a crook well i'm not a crook. >>both presidents barack obama and george w bush released their returns while in office, no lawyer. >>tell you the release is actually you're under audit. >>that fight brewing amid upheaval at the department of homeland security i think that. >>take advantage of by. very bad people in many cases. >>it scares daniels and the last day on the job after being pushed out earlier this week and the acting deputy secretary was forced to step down yesterday p

. >> let's get some analysis on what we just heard, very dramatic developments and, katelyn, you covered the white house for us and know the president is very sensitive about this, doesn't want his tax returns released and claims they're still under audit and it's only his own personal business. >> yeah, the white house has been bracing for this very news ever since january and now here it is. so expect a legal fight to come out of this because they are not going to take this lying down based on what i've heard from several sources as they've been preparing for this request to come their way. the president has made clear he doesn't want them getting out ever since the first presidential campaign when he said he was under out did and would release them later and then he said maybe he'll release it after i'm out of office. what's going to be interesting. the white house is going to try to fight this but this isn't just a normal subpoena like we've seen with these other committees in recent days. this is a little known provision written in the tax law that is this part of this irs policy, s

katelyn caruso met biden after she spoke at an event on sexual assault. >> placed his hand on my thigh and crossed my boundaries and made me feel uncomfortable. >> reporter: all maintained it was not sexual harassment or assault but isn't behavior that should be tolerated. >> you're running for office. we're not grabbing people, we're not kissing them. we're not, you know, hugging them. just no. >> reporter: on wednesday biden earned support prosecutor an unlikely source. >> should he apologize. >> no, he's going to make his own decisions. he's very capable of making a decision. >> reporter: but the controversy has exposed a generational rift among democrats. >> i would hold you like that or something like that, you would call that sexual because i held you like that. >> no. >> with the me too movement people go a little too far with that. >> i think we have a culture that claims that's acceptable and only recently we started to discuss it. i don't think it will have any impact on his candidacy. >> biden is set to make his first public appearance in washington at a labor union event. y

. >> reporter: now the two have combined their journey, katelyn ohashi authoring de"dear, boy". >> deara book. i'm so excited about this. >> i mean, i had some reservations because it's not my natural instinct, but we talked about it and quickly agreed it would be a good idea. >> reporter: it's a project that not only taught them about themselves, but also connected them to amy. did you feel at times like it was three of you writing? >> that's a really good way to put it. i haven't really thought about it that way, but that is 100% true. >> reporter: what did you learn about you? the boy in you? the man in you? >> you know, i have some creative juices flowing inside of me and they are coming out. >> reporter: what have you learned, paris, about grief? >> perhaps these types of experiences just make us more empathic and give us new ways of living our lives on daily basis. >> reporter: the book's messages simple yet profound. just as "dear, girl" was an open letter to girl, "dear, boy" is a letter to boys in the same vain. >> if you can see it, you can be it. >> reporter: it's okay not to

k katelyn, i saw you at a couple of events.>> she was there. >> i didn't see her. >> she was representing. >> all right. but it's been -- the tone has been different. i think it was more manageable, and i think people actually enjoyed it more. that was our word last night. manageable. >> manageable? >> yeah. what did you think? >> there is a vibe in the city this time that feels again like a camaraderie. like it feels this has been a couple of years where we have had to band together, get each other's backs, really sort of hunker down sometimes and understand what our job is. and i think you can feel that at the parties. there is a lot of sort of hardy back slaps and good feelings and there is not this sort of focus on celebrities. not a focus on the administration or who is there. it's just everyone seems to be having a good time. the pendulum had to swing a little bit because in years past it had gone so far on to the spectrum of the celebrities and having a real red carpet and it being a who's who and everyone searching to s