Ninan good evening. Im reena ninan. This is our western edition. We begin with breaking news from north korea. A u. S. Military federal confirms north korea attempted to launch a missile off its east coast sunday morning local time, but the missile blew up almost immediately. The type of missile is still being assessed. The defiant misfire follows another show of force saturday in which the isolated communist nation put Ballistic Missiles on parade, including some we havent seen before. Vice president mike pence is due to arrive in south korea overnight. He will spend Easter Sunday with u. S. And south korean troops and meet with south koreas acting president. More now from ben tracy, inside the north korean capital, pyongyang. Reporter when it comes to military parades, north korea certainly knows how to put on a show. Goosestepping soldiers, rolling tanks, and rocket launchers. Its an elaborate scene involving hundreds of thousands of people that would be the envy of any super bowl halftime show. All of it took place under the watchful eye and cheering hands of north koreas leader, kim jongun. The parade marked the 105th birthday of his late grandfather, north koreas founder. But theres no doubt a notsosubtle message was also being sent a show of force given growing tensions with the United States over north Koreas Nuclear program. Any time north korea has one of these military parades, u. S. Military experts closely examine what theyre parading down the street. Theyre looking for signs that north korea is closer to developing a longrange Nuclear Missile that could reach the United States. And the signs were troubling. For the first time, north korea displayed new longrange Ballistic Missiles that can be launched from both land and sea. They are believed to be the same missiles successfully tested in february, that use solid fuel and are hard to detect before launch. And south koreas military believes these large missiles at the end of the parade are a new type of Intercontinental Ballistic Missile the north did not previously possess. In a speech at the parade, a highranking north korean official accused the Trump Administration of threatening north korea and said if attacked, they will respond with allout war, including nuclear weapons. That confidence is shared by many here in pyongyang. When you see all of the military troops and all of the weapons go by, what does that mean to you . He said, it made me feel north korea is Strong Enough to defeat any enemy, even the United States. North korea still says it wants peace and not war, but if it comes to war, theyre ready to fight. Reena . Ninan exwen thanks. The death toll from the megabomb the u. S. Dropped on isis this week has nearly tripled. Afghan officials now say at least 94 isis fighters were killed by the socalled mother of all bombs. In aleppo, syria, today, a powerful car bomb killed at least 100 people. The attack targeted a group of buses carrying thousands of evacuees from wartorn towns. Its not clear who is responsible. And here in the u. S. , tax day protests were held in dozens of cities from coast to coast. Demonstrators are calling on President Trump to release his tax returns. President s are not required to do so, but traditionally have. Mr. Trump is spending the weekend at his maralago resort in south florida. Errol barnett is there. No more secrets no more lies reporter as nationwide tax day protests reached the sunny streets of west palm beach, florida, today, President Trump spent time at his International Golf club and maralago resort nearby. First lady melania and sons barron, eric, and don jr. , are with him for the easter weekend. So far, even the president s twitter page seems to be getting some rest over the holiday. During his last public remarks, mr. Trump praised thursdays bombing of afghanistan, which killed nearly 100 isis fighters. We have the greatest military in the world, and theyve done a job, as usual. Reporter and with a nucleararmed north korea saying it is ready to go to war with the u. S. , the Trump Administration wants to show strength to the world while facing resistance at home. We want to know, who do you owe . Reporter protesters want the president to finally release his tax returns, and stop using taxpayer money on travel. The amount of trips down here is just ridiculous. We nobody needs him to come down here every weekend. Its a waste of our money. Reporter based on a report by the Government Accountability office, cbs news estimates president ial trips to maralago cost at least 3 million, and cbs news has also learned the secret service has spent 190,000 so far to travel with and protect the elder trump sons on their overseas business trips. Meanwhile, President Trump is raising money for his reelection campaign. His three reelection committees have collected 13. 2 million in the First Quarter of 2017. Reena . Ninan errol, thank you. Well, with congress in recess until april 25, members are back in their home districts. Some are holding town meetings. Dean reynolds shows us how that worked out for a republican congressman from michigan. Do your job reporter republican lawmakers are getting an earful these days from constituents on the left and right, a measure of the political passions dividing the nation. I do have a question for you. All right. Right here, or do you want to ask me over there . Reporter but at gatherings this week in michigan for congressman justin amash, the mood was less confrontational. First of all, thank you, congressman. Ive been doing this for many years, and i think that reduces a lot of the tension and allows you to have a better conversation with people. Reporter as a member of the Freedom Caucus in congress, amashs voting record checks many conservative boxes antiobamacare, antiabortion rights, antitax increases. But his unwavering stands on almost any issue have left him isolated at times, though that appears not to concern him. Im not scared of my positions. I think many of my colleagues maybe are a little bit afraid to express their own positions. Reporter now in his fourth term, this republicans opposition to military intervention has let critics to call him al qaedas best friend in the congress, to say that hes out of step with constituents or hes a big liability and thats what the republicans are saying. Hes against the keystone pipeline, against funding cuts to npr and planned parenthood, and he thinks all president s should release their tax returns. Congress continues to take action. Reporter as for paul ryan, amash is no fan. We need, either a change in direction from this speaker, or we need a new speaker. Reporter what are you for . What am i for . Im for the constitution. Im for the rule of law. Reporter i get that, but the constitutions already passed. Im for liberty. Well, its passed, its passed but its not being followed. I wish all politicians were like you. You have done a great job. Reporter his formula seems to be working. Last november, he was reelected with 60 of the vote. Dean reynolds, cbs news, battle creek, michigan. Ninan a federal judge has blocked an 11day spree of executions that was set to begin in arkansas on monday. Justice reporter paula reid has the latest. What do we want . Mercy when do we want it . Now reporter these eight death row inmates received an 11th hour reprieve when a federal judge blocked arkansas unprecedented plan to execute each of them by the end of the month. Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson scheduled the executions to take place before the States Supply of midazolam, one of its lethal injection drugs, expires in two weeks. I dont want to go back to these victims family and say, well, were worried about how this looks or the speed of this, so were not going to be able to carry out the will of the jury and the courts and the sentencing. Reporter the inmates filed legal challenges to the timetable and the states use of midazolam, which has been used in botched executions in other states. Robert dunham is the executive director of the Death Penalty information center. The use of midazolam exposes the prisoners to unnecessarily painful death, and its for that reason that the court entered a preliminary injunction stopping the executions. Reporter judge Christine Baker has blocked the execution, saying the tight timetable could be unconstitutional. The state attorney general has vowed to appeal that decision. Reena, if the courts allow arkansas to execute all of these men by the end of the month, it would be a record. No state has ever executed so many people in such a short amount of time since the Supreme Court reinstated the Death Penalty in the 1970s. Ninan paula reid in washington. Thank you, paula. In upstate new york today, a mother gave birth to a baby, with more than a Million People watching. As Roxana Saberi reports, the baby is already looking up to its mom way up. Reporter before a Live Audience of more than a million youtube viewers, april the giraffe delivered what many had waited weeks to see her calf. Hooves first, then the snout, then the rest. On social media, fans cheered, congratulating the new mom and celebrating their obsession with her maternal progression. The giraffe gestation sensation started in february when Animal Adventure park in upstate new york starting Live Streaming april in her pen. Youtube briefly pulled the feed after receiving complaints that it was sexual in nature. Park owner jordan patch says giraffe fans fought to get the feed back up. The people, the fans, the people that are personally invested into this journey with april and her calf, they got the feed back on. So we thank them. Reporter aprils 15month pregnancy kept the Virtual World captivated for hours at a time. The 15yearold inspired this viral video of a pregnant mom dancing in a giraffe mask. Wont you pop on out of there reporter and even this song end this endless waiting because im going crazy we were watching for so long, so it was kind of a lot of anticipation on what day she was really going to have her baby. Reporter the zoo stands to make some big bucks from april and her calf with an apparel line, a toys r us sponsorship, and a go fund me page thats raised more than 100,000. The birth of a baby giraffe is a big deal. Conservationists say giraffes are at a high risk of extinction in the wild. The zoo where aprils baby was born is now holding a contest to name the calf. And, reena, its a boy. Ninan roxana, thank you. Coming up, the los angeles riots 25 years later. Well talk to l. A. P. D. Chief, charlie beck. Didnt recognize our grandson. woman 2 vo thats when moderate alzheimers made me a caregiver. avo if their alzheimers is getting worse, ask about onceaday namzaric. Namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimers disease in patients who are taking donepezil. It may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. Namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. 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Reporter april 29, the images start coming up on the news. What did you see first that day . Well, i was working that day. We had a huge crowd begin to assemble, in front of parker center. A number of arrests were made. By the time i got home, my wife said, what are you doing here . She said, look, look on the tv, and there was reginald denny, being pulled out of the truck. I get back in my car and start heading toward the city, and the city was glowing, glowing from the fires. As im seeing my city burn, i feel very responsible because of, you know, what all the angst is about, the Los Angeles Police department. Reporter several days of rioting left 1 billion in damage and more than 50 people dead. Were on the 25th anniversary of the riots. Yeah. Reporter the last significant anniversary was five years ago. Yeah. Reporter and within those five years, look at whats happened across the country. In ferguson, theres images of the National Guard going in. Just this week in sacramento, there was an incident where there was allegedly Excessive Force used by police. Two officers in georgia fired off the force for some of the same reasons. Is this still a problem today . Well, its always going to be a problem in this profession. What we try to do is create strong culture that prevents this from being the norm. Reporter since 1992, the l. A. P. D. Has gone through many reforms, some under federal monitoring. Chief beck says the department now looks different. Were majority minority right now. Were almost 50 hispanic, 20 women. You know, in the 92 riots we were majority male, white. Reporter and its approach has changed. What i tell everybody is i want two things from you make the city safer and build public trust. You do those two things, Everything Else will take care of itself. Theres no other outcomes i want besides those two. Reporter Danielle Nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. Ninan well be right back. L be right back. Ninan many america taking to the skies this holiday weekend. The surge in travelers comes as the Airline Industry is making changes in response to some Public Relations turbulence that its run into recently. Heres our transportation correspondent kris van cleave. Reporter an estimated 2. 4 million passengers a day are expected to fly this spring. Thats a new record, up 4 from last year, making for a busy easter weekend. For me, that included a flight home. Its been a long week. This is our fifth airport in four cities in about four days, heading back to washington, and it looks like were on time. But april has already been a long month for the airlines. Last week, delta canceled more than 4,000 flights due to storms and computer problems, stranding tens of thousands of fliers and costing the airlines an estimated 125 million. And the violent removal of dr. David dao from a united flight at chicago ohare on sunday touched off a worldwide firestorm of criticism for the airline and renewed focus on how fliers are treated in skies that dont always feel so friendly. Passenger tallie cuzzort it opened my eyes up to some of the things that the airlines can do that we werent aware of. Reporter to counter all the bad press, three of the nations biggest carriers scrambled to change their policies. Delta announced its upping the amount it will pay for passengers to give up their seats on overbooked flights. Gate agents can offer up to 2,000 and supervisors can dish out nearly 10 grand. American airlines is now promising it will never bump a passenger once theyre seated. And united, who said su