newly-released police body cam video shows the moment a suspect ran over a sheriff's deputy outside san jose, california.

jessica lowe managed to slip out of her cuffs and drop into the driver's seat of the patrol car. the deputy that was run over is on medical leave. after several deadly crashes, officials are recommending that all school buses be equipped with seat belts that go across the lap and across the shoulder. >> only a handful of states currently require some kind of seat belts on large school buses. and get this, the driver in the new jersey school bus accident that killed a student and teacher had his license suspended 14 times in the past 43 years. most of those were for unpaid parking tickets, mind you. and sources say he may have been trying to make an illegal u-turn on a busy highway when that crash took place. and a judge has ruled in a case of two parents who want their 30-year-old son out of the house.

>> he's been living at their home rent free despite repeated requests and demands to find his own place. gio benitez caught up with him after his day in court. >> reporter: a bizarre case of parents versus son. the parents telling a judge through an attorney that their 30-year-old son must move out of their home. >> they have no obligation to provide support. he's well over the age of 21. >> reporter: in a lawsuit, they say they have sent him five letters in the past two months like this one. you must leave this house immediately. telling him, you have to work. even giving him more than $1,000 to find a new place. >> there is no reason for these people to have him in their home. >> reporter: michael says he's planning to leave in a few months. >> i'm not a burden to them in the home. they don't provide laundry or food. it's really a moot point for them to seek me to be ejected.

>> reporter: the judge in the end siding with the parents. >> it sounded like he said you need to vacate today. >> it sounded like that, too. but that's so ridiculous. >> reporter: michael says he has his own web business and plans to appeal. but it did not go unnoticed that when he left the courthouse, he went right back to his parents' house. >> my hope is to make it so i have enough time to vacate and situate where i have a place to stay and get my stuff there. >> reporter: to the people who are looking at this and saying, listen, you're 30 years old, you're not supposed to be living at your mom's house in their view, what do you say? >> i would say that i don't like living here anymore. i'm leaving as soon as i can. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, binghamton, new york. >> are the accommodations not up to snuff? >> the food has gone downhill. >> the whole court thing came to light because he told his

parents according to landlord/tenant law, he had more rights. he's been studying up on landlord/tenant law. how about go to law school and practice landlord/tenant law. >> throw this kid out! >> i'm on michael's side. >> what a surprise. >> if you are a parent, you're a parent for life, no matter what. >> riding everybody's coattails. >> true. true. i'm going to finish it up. >> i got this, don't worry about it. next what we're calling an alternate ending to the royal wedding. you want me to do this one too? >> an ending to the royal wedding. and a hall of fame plaque that looks like anyone but the athlete. >> one job, one job. >> "the skinny" is next. >> you got that one, good job, buddy. >> you got that one, good job, buddy.

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we're going to start things off with a guessing game. we're adding another celebrity's likeness to the bad art hall of fame. >> remember this beaut? cristiano ronaldo looking like his face melted off. >> how about this one of scary lucy? they about had a mutiny on their hands. let's go to the latest contender. any guess as to who this is supposed to be? >> i seriously have none. >> anyone? >> no. >> american soccer star brandi chastain at the bay area sports hall of fame. >> wow. >> i love that they had her stand next to it to show the contrast. >> and i love that she smiled

through it. let's check out more fitting comparisons. mickey rooney? >> that's a good one. check out john voight. tell me that's not john voight. >> that is totally john voight. >> how about babe ruth doing the chrissy teigen face. >> who came up with that? and finally, you know it's bad when arby's was able to do it better when using only a sauce packet. >> that's beautiful. last night she told jimmy kimmel she was honored to be inducted. also the artist told her they want to give it a second shot. >> aren't you looking and going uh-uh. doesn't work. the middle has reached its end. >> if you are a fan of the heck family and haven't watched it yet, mute now.

if you want to see how patricia heaton wrapped it all up, here you go. >> the end of an era. it will never be the same again. >> that's the way it's supposed to be. >> and just like that, they took the ford station wagon and drove off into the indiana sunset. the newly married duke and duchess of sussex made their first official appearance together. >> harry and meghan looked great at the garden party. there's now a bad lip reading version of the big day. >> you know, i have a surprise for you. >> okay. >> it's a golden unicycle. >> i don't want that. [ laughter ] >> they had a little fun with the music as well.

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♪ all right, after getting dumped last season, a lot of people are rooting for becca as she makes her premiere next week as the latest bachelorette. >> as the famous gibb sings about rebecca. and here's amy robach. >> reporter: the season hasn't even begun, but bachelorette becca is already making one big announcement. >> i am engaged. that's right. >> reporter: that's right. the woman with the catch phrase. >> let's do the damn thing. this time it's going to stick.

>> reporter: although one man stole her heart, becca sharing that one man left impressions. it's only been two months since ari turned her life upside down after an elaborate proposal, ari choosing to break up with her in front of millions. >> i can't imagine my life without you. oh, my god. >> reporter: but becca has moved on and forgiven ari. >> now looking back, as weird as it sounds, i can only thank him. he followed his heart and it allowed me to go on this new journey to find the person who's a better fit for me. >> reporter: and also sharing being on the other side of the road has given her new perspective. >> there's really no rule book for being in this position. you have to go your own way and follow your heart. but i definitely do feel now more how he struggled.

>> reporter: though her fiance is still a mystery, one thing we know is that becca is not a bachelorette anymore. >> he's so special. >> the premiere is memorial day. predictions? >> are you set? >> we are. ready for another season. excitement. that i predict. drama. we'll see what happens. there's some dude that shows up in a chicken suit. >> huh. >> 28 men are involved in this whole thing. i was doing research, two guys were former nfl players. >> oh, okay. >> and one guy, named mike renner. i don't care anything else about the guy other than i know his instagram handle. dudes, this is the best. >> mike renner's? >> start there. >> do you think there will be some tears? >> i'll bet you there's going to be tears. there's probably going to be drinking that first night. >> the most dramatic season ever? >>

good wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on good wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." the gas prices are up ahead of the memorial day weekend. how much to fill up in your city? we have full details ahead. president trump is in new york city today, he'll have a round table discussion about the ms-13 street gang whose members he's labeled as animals. the rockets tie up the series. they snapped golden state's 16-game home winning streak. game five is tomorrow night in houston. >> they're good. and the new duchess of sussex couldn't help but giggle

at her first official royal appearance as the wife of prince harry. you see it happened during the prince's speech during the garden party at buckingham palace after he was apparently stung by that bee. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 23rd. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> zzzzz. yeah, good thing he's not allergic to bees. >> that could have been awkward. >> short marriage. but he's all right. >> such a romantic. let's start things off with the issue affecting anyone driving. gas prices are climbing just as the summer driving season is about to start. >> energy department says prices are up more than 52 cents from a year ago. >> the price hit $5 a gallon at one station here in new york. reporter veronica miracle takes a look at prices in los angeles. >> reporter: surging prices at the pumps are crippling consumers across the country. for the first time since 2014, americans will pay the highest gas prices on memorial day weekend.

>> killing us. can't afford it. it's outrageous. >> reporter: just a year ago, people paid $3 a gallon for gas. now it's $3.75 with a possibility of getting higher. some argue it's in part because of president trump's decision to impose sanctions on iran. jeff spring from aaa says it's one possible reason. >> we don't know how exactly it's going to play out. >> reporter: but he says the price fluctuation likely has more to do with the demand of oil and gas. there was a surplus of oil. but recently, suppliers have backed off. >> we've seen the glut reduce, reduce and reduce. we're at a point where the price of oil is going up because they

think there's enough demand. >> reporter: to make matters worse, california is feeling the worst of the price hikes. most of the south have gas prices below $3, despite a nationwide increase. let's turn now to the growing uncertainty around the summit between president trump and kim jong un. >> there's a substantial chance the meeting set for june 12th in singapore won't happen as planned. he is offering kim jong un personal security. and even prosperity for his country if he gives up his nuclear weapons. but the president now appears open to dismantling the program in phases rather than a single step. >> all in one would be nice. i can tell you. i am not going to go beyond that. it would certainly be better if it were all in one. does it have to be? i don't think i want to commit myself. but all in one would be a lot better.

>> the president said there won't be a meeting if certain conditions are not met, but he declined to say exactly what those conditions are. >> and south korea is more optimistic saying there's a 99.9% chance it will happen. >> and north korea is moving ahead with plans to dismantle its nuclear test site any day now. brad mielke heard there one of the reporters who flew into see it happen. >> coming at you here from the "start here" studio. as the president casts doubt on whether the big summit will happen, the question is will north korea still keep its promise and tear down its own nuclear test site. we know someone who will see that happen with his own eyes. tom cheshire is in north korea right now. he's part of a small team of journalists heading to that test site. how is this teardown actually supposed to work? >> there are lots of tunnels underneath. those tunnels will be exploded and collapsed so they can't be used.

and the entrances up top will be sealed to keep the radiation. >> and the journey there, he says is a 12-hour train ride followed by a two-hour hike through the woods to get to the site. a satellite phone has been confiscated along with his personal radiation detector. you can hear that entire conversation on "start here" later this morning. check it out on apple podcast or your favorite app. president trump is causing concern among republican lawmakers with talks of easing sanctions on zte. business has been crippled because of those sanctions, but the president is hinting he may grant relief as long as china agrees to buy some goods. that has senators like marco rubio concerned. >> why do you think this administration is giving up so much leverage? >> i think there are some in the administration looking for a short-term deal that maybe reduces the trade deficit by a little bit but makes no structural changes and avoids a trade war. i'm saying zte should be dealt

with for what it is, a national security threat. >> a bill that would prevent the president from lifting any sanctions on chinese telecom without congressional approval is said to be growing. the most senior catholic official ever to be convicted of sexual abuse is stepping down. phillip wilson was convicted of concealing the abuse of two altar boys by a priest in the 1970s. he faces up to two years in prison. he has not said whether he will appeal the verdict. a study says yes, you can make up on weekends for a lack of sleep during the week. swedish researchers found that the best case scenario was to get regular sleep, six to seven hours weekends and weekdays. if you sleep less than that, those who made up for the short sleep on weekends had no increased risk of death.

not sleeping enough all the time was found to be bad for your health, though. and so was sleeping too much. >> what's definition of sleeping too -- we wouldn't even know. >> that's the part you're concerned about? so on the heels of signing a new deal to produce content for netflix, the former first lady, michelle obama, sharing teasers from her upcoming new book. >> her book titled "becoming mrs. obama" has throwback photos. the former first lady is promising more throwback images. it is set for release in november. >> it was great seeing her on campus in the 1980s, and her hair, the cornrows. coming up, dear white people. >> it's the provocatively-titled netflix series hoping to push the dialogue between all americans forward. i thought you were having a private conversation. >> no, i was reading the prompter.

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a recycled spacex falcon 9 rocket has carried seven a recycled spacex falcon 9 rocket has carried seven satellites. it was used at cape canaveral, but it won't get another launch. they were unable to recover the booster this time. >> so inconvenient. >> the doctor says there's something for that. it appears amazon is setting limits on its liberal 30-day return policy. >> the company has been terminating the accounts of customers who it claims are sending back too many items. so how many is too many? the company apparently isn't going into specifics, but an amazon spokesman confirmed to the journal that it bans users who abuse the return policy.

>> you know who you are. >> mm-hm. shifting gears here, current and former students at the university of southern california are suing the school, accusing a former campus doctor of sexual misconduct. >> hundreds of faculty members are calling for the president to resign. >> reporter: at least six former and current university of southern california students are accusing dr. george tyndall of gross sexual misconduct and sexual assault. tuesday, two of them speaking out. >> dr. tyndall told me to undress from the bottom down. and he stood there watching while i did so. and he smiled. >> it is horrifying to know that during such a vulnerable moment in my life, i was in the hands of a predator. >> reporter: the students filing a joint lawsuit against tyndall, a former usc gynecologist, accusing him of molesting patients over several decades. and usc of failing to properly respond to their complaints.

>> we're also calling on usc to conduct an independent investigation of the very serious allegations made by these students. >> reporter: tyndall, who worked at a usc clinic for 30 years denied wrongdoing. usc says they launched an investigation in 2006 after receiving a complaint. tyndall and usc reached a settlement agreement and he left the school last year. >> sometimes the word of a woman and particularly, a young woman, is not afforded the value that it should be afforded. >> reporter: the los angeles times reporting the university received about 200 complaints from former patients and they are forwarding some of those reports to the los angeles police department. at least 200 usc professors have signed a letter demanding the president of the university resign based on how the school responded to the complaints. diane and kendis? >> that really would be a big deal there.

very well respected school out west. and residents of lakeworth, florida likely did a double take looking at their phones over the weekend. >> they were alerted about a power outage and a zombie alert. >> the zombies are coming! >> the message did come from the city, but it appears they were hacked. >> appears? >> or someone pushed the zombie button by accident. they're still trying to figure it out. >> one official tried to calm one nervous resident by saying i want to reiterate that lakeworth does not have any zombie activity currently. but now we know where that guy in hawaii that pushed the button -- i think he found a new job. >> i own a zombie survival guide, by the way. >> what are you supposed to do? >> do you take the stairs or elevator?

use your head, take theirs off. i'm ready. >> now you know. well, coming up, the inspiration behind "dear white people." >> the creator explains why the fictitious series feels so real. you're watching world news now. feels so real. you're watching world nows now. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one.

♪ no, i don't want to know. >> ♪ no, i don't want to know. >> what love balls are? there's a number one app. i'm just naming it. >> i don't know. >> i'm sure jack has it. >> i've never played that game. moving on to the popular netflix show called dear white people. >> they deal with broader issues of race in america. 1 15kky zachary reich shows how

the plot line goes around real life headlines. >> reporter: race has always been a thread in the social fabric of america. >> using a racist chant. >> a woman being berated. >> you are committing hate speech against me. >> reporter: but the national conversations we have about race. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: too often end when the cameras stop. >> how did we get here? is this the america we've always been in? or is this a new america? >> reporter: justin simeon is exploring that conversation, one that shines light on black identity through the lens of a series he created called "dear white people." it is set on ahe predominantly white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big and white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big a p

white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big and sometimes provocative themes, like racial bias in law enforcement. >> i'm going to need to see your id. >> why do you want to see my id. >> reporter: sexual orientation, white privilege and interracial relationships. >> the title is a misnomer. it's called "dear white people", but it's really about being black. and it feels like a constant response to white people, like you're always having to explain yourself. >> reporter: sam white is one of the show's main characters. >> what are you? >> reporter: part provocateur, she has a campus radio show. >> dear white people, here's a little tip. when you ask someone who looks ethnically different, "what are you", the answer is a person about to slap the [ bleep ] out of you. >> reporter: it becomes more complicated when we learn she's dating her white teaching assistant.

>> he really wants to understand. and i think sam sees that in him and knows that it's genuine. >> are you watching me sleep? >> reporter: their relationship explores the delicate dance that can be interracial dating. >> the construct of race gets in between us, being human beings and communicating with each other. >> reporter: art mimicking life is a re-occurring theme on the show. and images of black people and police. >> son, i said id. >> reporter: this depict as campus security officer drawing a gun on a black student, after the cops were called. >> show me some id! >> unpack the intensity of that moment.

it's still with me, actually, because when i read the script, you know, it didn't hit me until like hours later, and i just cried. >> are you okay? >> reporter: reggie's narrative explains the collateral damage of that moment and how trauma often lingers long after the headlines disappear. >> i think we're all kind of in survival mode. we've been in survival mode for generations now. >> reporter: using the pen to push for progress, the team behind dear white people believe lifting up a truth, a shared experience can lead to a more empathetic society. i'm zachary kiesch in los angeles. >> i seriously thought it was about white folks. >> you thought i was giving a monologue to the camera. >> i didn't know there was a secret conversation white folks have. >> no? >> no. >> not at all. >> the answer's no. >> we're cool, we're good. coming up, weird science.

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♪ ♪ it is time for weird science, and scientists in france are warning their country is under attack, by hammerhead flatworms. >> ooh. >> those funky looking things apparently do not belong in france. they are native to asia. they say they are dangerous predators to helpful soil critters. so scientists are not so happy about this discovery. but the biggest tragedy of all? >> yeah. >> they apparently prey on snails. no more escargot. >> ah! >> now it's an emergency. now you're paying attention. >> this is a horrible, horrible thing. >> yes.

>> forget about that. >> i don't think they heard you the first time. >> escargot bye. >> it's kind of like escargot went. >> that was good, jack. so we go to outer space now and cool stuff. this is lightning from space. noaa sharing this video right now. it does look like minnesota is under attack from lightning from that storm. >> to process that, huh? [ laughter ] >> jack is a hit with the puns today. >> we're getting ready. >> noaa. >> you see that? >> yeah, that was good. >> on to chimps. chimpanzee's beds are ten times cleaner than human beds. this is in the royal society open science. they swabbed samples from the nest of a chimpanzee and compared it with the swab of a

human bed. only 3.5% of the bacteria from a chimpanzee's bed come from its body, the human? 35%. our bids are full of oral, fecal bacteria. chimps make a new bed every night. the coolest and most awesomest video ever. lynxes in ontario. they meet up, and this is the real sound that they make. >> ooh. they're not happy with each other, are they? >> no, that's like saying beautiful. >> it sounds like you when you try to sing minnie ripperton.

this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," on shaky ground. growing doubt whether the u.s. and north korea summit will actually take place. >> it's coming from president trump himself. the president says there's a substantial chance it won't work out. also this morning, new details coming in on that miraculous plane crash in honduras. the plane breaking in half during landing. several americans among the survivors. plus police set up an intense s.w.a.t. operation around a suspicious package when a guy on a bike decides to take matters into his own hands. see what happens next. and we're getting wet and wild by raising the roof on the ultimate pool party halfway around the world in this installment of lifestyles of the rich and kendis. you can call me buzz lightyear as we take you to infinity and beyond, infinity pool and beyond.

>> ah, i see what you did there. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the best puns are the ones that have to be explained. >> that's what i tell -- when i'm doing my comedy bits, okay, i'll explain it to you. but that pool there is in singapore. >> a-mazing. >> it is beautiful. but it is ironically probably why the president has decided, if he's been there, this whole summit, it will never work out. >> you canceled the summit. >> exactly. that is the reason why. >> it's like when we start doing something that's a viral trend of some sort, as soon as we do it, it's dead. singapore's not cool anymore. you can thank kendis. but we're going to start with president trump casting doubt on that historic summit with kim jong un with three weeks to go before they meet face-to-face. >> it might not happen. the president acknowledges there's a good chance the

meeting won't take place, but he's still trying to convince north korea to come to the negotiating table. he backed away from his demand for immediate denuclearization while offering to keep kim jong un safe and make his country rich. jonathan karl covers the white house. >> reporter: president trump greeted south korea's president, leading him into the west wing to huddle about the summit with kim jong un, a summit the president now says may or may not happen. >> there's a substantial chance it will work out. and there's a very substantial chance it may not work out. >> reporter: it was the north koreans who first raised the possibility of canceling, objecting to demands by the u.s. they give up their entire nuclear program before getting anything in return. the president suggested he could back down from insisting that kim gives up all his nukes at once.

>> it would certainly be better if it was all at once. does it have to be? i don't think i want to totally commit myself, but all in one would be a lot better. >> reporter: president trump seemed to blame china for the complications, saying kim jong un changed his tune after having a second unannounced meeting with the chinese president. >> i think there was a little change in attitude from kim jong un. so i don't like that. i don't like that. >> reporter: president trump made it clear he is willing to offer a lot to north korea's dictator. >> i will guarantee his safety, yes. he will be safe. he will be happy. his country will be rich. >> reporter: he says japan, china and south korea will pitch in, too. >> and i believe invest very, very large sums of money into helping make north korea great. >> reporter: the president has relished talk of the summit as a path to the nobel prize. >> that's very nice. thank you. that's very nice. nobel.

>> reporter: a military office assigned to the white house has already created a commemorative coin for the summit, referring to kim as, quote, supreme leader. while the president said he would like to get what he called an all-in-one deal with north korea, he left the door open to accepting something less. and make no mistake, rewarding north korea before it gives up its entire nuclear program would be a major concession. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. and despite the uncertainty surrounding the summit, north korea is moving forward with dismantling its test site. international journalists have arrived to witness the planned explosions to destroy the site. a long-time business partner of president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen has pleaded guilty in a new york tax fraud case. evgeny freedman has managed taxies for cohen for years. he is known as the taxi king of new york. his plea deal requires him to

cooperate in any ongoing state or federal investigation. it's not clear, however, how much information he could provide or whether it could lead to a plea deal involving cohen himself. three of the five americans involved in a crash in honduras have been released from the hospital. first responders reacted quickly and luckily everyone made it out alive. a 16-year-old from baltimore is being held without bail for the killing of a police officer. dante harris was behind the wheel of a stolen jeep waiting while three other teens burglarized a house. the officer's body cam shows the jeep fatally striking her. harris is also charged with a series of car thefts and violating house arrest by being

out. >> did the system not work? it sounds like it could have worked better in this particular case. this 16-year-old perhaps shouldn't have been out. >> the judge calling harris a one-man crime wave. he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. the officer's funeral is scheduled for this friday. mark zuckerberg's apology tour has fallen flat in europe. rather than have him answer the questions one by one, zuckerberg was given 20 minutes to respond to all the questions at the end. critics say that allowed him to just ignore the questions he didn't want to answer. zuckerberg will meet with the president of france later today. so we're getting our first look at prince harry and meghan markle attending their first royal event as husband and wife.

>> the duke and duchess of sussex turned out yesterday at a garden party honoring prince charles for his years of charitable work. but meghan and her new in-laws appeared to get a case of the giggles after harry was stung by a bee during a speech. >> which william and i draw inspiration from every day. sorry. that bee really got me. >> the event was the first of many to be held in advance of prince charles' 70th birthday in november. >> everybody after that royal blood i guess. >> birthday in november, party in may. the royals know how to celebrate. >> the queen celebrates her birthday in april when it officially is held, and then later on. >> i'm digging, i'm not hating. i'm into it. coming up, in the mix, you've just won your first major golf tournament and more than a

million bucks. >> yay! >> but you lean in for a celebratory kiss on live tv, and what could go wrong? >> uh-oh. and yesterday we saw how kendis flies. but what happened after he landed? well, he went right back up to the sky. an epic rooftop pool party filled with lots of surprises. lifestyles of the rich and kendis is coming up next. >> who wants a rooftop party! >> who wants a rooftop party! who wants a rooftop party! that's why pantene, the world's #1 conditioner brand, has conditioners for every hair type. from air-light foam for fine hair, to nourishing 3 minute miracle for thick and curly. and the moisture-infusing gold series collection. giving more women great hair days - every day. pantene. world's number one... conditioner brand.

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that is gunfire erupting at an apartment complex during a police standoff in panama city that is gunfire erupting at an apartment complex during a police standoff in panama city, florida. the suspect wanted in connection to a homicide investigation was barricaded for hours, shooting at officers from an apartment. he was later found dead inside that apartment and another person found injured. a strange incident played out in downtown milwaukee. officials weren't taking any chances and closed down the surrounding streets and called in the bomb squad. >> they were prepared for anything, except this guy who rode up on his bicycle, grabbed the bag in question, then started to empty it out. spilled the whole thing out in the middle of the street.

>> he's not a member of the bomb squad. just a dude. >> just a dude on a bike. >> gary from green bay. >> eventually, cops ran in, tackled him. green bay packers style. >> they didn't like that. >> no. he was cuffed and questioned as well. >> turns out, he could now face several charges, but the good news, there was nothing harmful in the bag, and the streets were opened again soon. >> so thanks, gary. >> so is this guy an idiot or a traffic hero? >> in my book, he's a hero. >> just a dude on a bike, we have places to go. let's speed up this whole operation. >> cops are waiting all this while and he empties out the bag and it takes him a few seconds to say, you think it's safe? all right, i guess we'll tackle the dude. awesome. >> who does that? look at all the police tape, too. the amount of preparation they went in to secure this area and the guy just rides up. >> smart man.

>> all's well that ends well, i suppose. we're glad there wasn't actually anything harmful in the bag. coming up in the next half hour, we'll hear from the 30-year-old man just minutes after a judge ordered him out of his parents' house. why hasn't he moved out yet? but first, singing in singapore, nothing but the hits. after i live out my karaoke dreams i dip my toes into one of the finest chlorinated swimming pools in the world. who's ready for a pool party? anybody want a pool party even after i've been in there? >> not anymore. >> i don't blame you. pool party even after i've been in there? >> not anymore. >> i don't blame you. 60% of women wear the wrong size pad and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage day or night.

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♪ you put the good, in the good, in the good life ♪ all right, time for lifestyles of the rich and kendis. good life indeed. >> yesterday we took you on board one of the world's most sophisticated flying machines with some not so sophisticated entertainment. but that was worth it. i had to show off my summer bod

at the world's largest infinity and beyond pool. it is one of most recognizable hotels in the world, the majestic marina bay sands in singapore. since opening in 2004, nearly every celebrity known to instagram has been spotted here, most capturing the infinity pool, 57 stories high above the city. it is the most photographed pool in the entire world. you'd think this is where they invented the term -- >> let me take a selfie. ♪ >> more on the pool in a moment. daiquiri please! it's 8:30 in the morning. but i got to see a part of the hotel very few get to see unless you're a high roller or pretending to be a high roller. wow, look at that. presidential suite.

hi. >> good afternoon. welcome to marina bay sands. >> unfortunately for him he is my tour guide for the suite. the presidential suite is a massive, 5,000-square-foot, three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and that's just the beginning. >> all the suites are equipped with state-of-the-art technology. would you like to watch some tv? >> i would. where is it? >> one moment. >> wow. pretty impressive. >> what time is "world news now" on? wait, what's behind here? >> that's where your personal butler is stationed. >> personal butler? >> oh, no. >> are you serious? >> some champagne? >> all right. >> hanging out. >> he's always at your service.

>> get outta here. >> he's always ready to go. >> he anticipates your expectations. >> and to the left, a sauna/steam room as well as world class amenities. >> does that mean i have to work out? ♪ let's get physical >> did you skip lift day. >> i lift, bro. >> i'll take you into one of the bedrooms, one of the three within the suite. this one has two beds. each one has its own private bath, his and hers. >> tower. amazing. >> if you need to use the toilet. >> it automatically opens? >> for you, it does. and here we have the master suite with the master king size bed. >> mm-hm. >> and of course the view, amazing view. >> and the balcony. and just a small point. hopefully it helps you sleep better at night. sweet dreams kg.

in most suites you have a his and hers sink. here we have a his and her bathroom. >> nice. what's this? >> your walk-in closet, of course. >> whoa. >> your personalized robe. >> thank you. >> behind every closet. >> and, as you can see, the walls are covered with beautiful artwork, beautiful carpentry. stay with me, as i don't want you to get lost. >> massage. >> kendis? >> i carry the entire show. not easy. >> kendis? >> i just want it longer on the top and shorter on the sides. >> kendis, i see you found the salon room. and to the left a

state-of-the-art karaoke system. >> to the left, to the left. >> is that a beyonce reference? ♪ la, la, la, la, la ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah >> cheers. >> so, what do you think? >> i love it. just wish we had some live music. >> joel? ♪ >> the property made up of three beautiful towers and 2500 rooms and suites. it's also known for its high-end restaurants. spago and its american-born chef. the chef taking me through one of their signature meals.

>> how would i attack it? >> i would pull some of the fish off to the side, pick up the broth and noodles and eat it as one piece. >> feeling fat and happy, back to marina bay's signature feature, the rooftop pool and garden, sitting atop like noah's ark or a spaceship sitting there. it takes 20 minutes to swim from one end to the other. the pool, in addition to the unusual sky rise rooftop garden quickly becoming the most recognizable thing in this entire city. all right, no problem. i guess i'll use this costume to impress the locals. ♪ [ screaming ] >> it's me, it's me! i'm a lifeguard. >> well, we can't go anywhere. i asked katy perry for real if we could be her left shark. katy? >> i'm like, left shark?

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♪ okay. time for your hump day mix and a big question for you. you are a new yorker. have you ever been to the statue of liberty? >> no fair! you already know the answer's no. >> ellis island. >> have you been to the statue of liberty? >> no. >> statue of liberty yes, ellis island no. >> so a new study finds basically one in four americans have not been to the biggest tourist attraction in their own city. >> guilty. >> guilty. guilty. study says the top five sites in the u.s. are grand canyon, yellowstone, statue of liberty, mt. rushmore, empire state building. >> the statue of liberty is top five and none of us have been there? we need a field trip.

>> i'm cheap. i usually take the staten island ferry. you get a closeup view of the statue of liberty without having to go on the island. >> it doesn't count. all right, moving on now, shall we? so golfer aaron wise had a very, very good day. he won his first pga tour event in texas on sunday, the winning prize, $1.38 million. as you can imagine, aaron really wanted to celebrate, and one way he wanted to celebrate was with a nice kiss with his girlfriend reagan trestle. what happened there? she is a fellow university of oregon athlete and not a fan of pda i guess. you know he just won $1.38 million. >> we've done a lot less for

more, or a lot less -- more for less. >> we should move on. a woman orders a cake to celebrate her child's achievement. summa cum laude. >> like the dean's list. >> exactly. publix, it's popular in the south. they weren't having it. congrats jacob. summa laude. do you get the idea they have never heard of it? >> apparently thought something different. >> get your mind out of the gutter folks. >> karen wrote how utterly ridiculous. i will be speaking to a manager for a full refund. lets end things on dogs jumping rope. four dogs jumping rope. mm-hm. us. i will be speaking to a manager for a full refund.

this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," the incredible images coming out of that plane crash in honduras. the jet broke in half, but everyone on board, including several americans, survived. also this morning, the new volcano concern in hawaii. the lava is now closing in on a power plant which could prove explosive, leaving thousands of people without power. and new this half hour, the parents fighting to get their adult son to move out. >> they've gone to court and the judge has ruled. we spoke to the 30-year-old once he got back to mom and dad's house. and winning two world cups and two gold medals is nothing compared to being inducted into the hall of fame of bad art. and no, gary busey was not a soccer star. we'll tell you who that's supposed to be on this wednesday, may 23rd.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> who is that? >> to me it looks like if gary busey and john voight had a kid. >> you will be surprised who it is, because it's hard to guess. >> yeah, unless you already know, there's no chance you're guessing the right person, but we'll see how you do a little bit later. but we begin with what's turned out to be a miracle. the crash of a plane that left a texas airport and ended up in pieces in honduras. >> the four passengers worked for easy corp. the board president is still in the hospital along with one of the pilots. the other three and second pilot suffered mostly bumps and bruises. >> the jet crashed off the runway at the notoriously unsafe airport. and at first, as you look at these scenes and as rescuers got there, they thought this would be a tragedy. victor oquendo tells us how it played out. >> reporter: a miraculous story of survival in honduras.

the jet cracked in two. rescuers racing to pull survivors from the wreckage, some trying to lift the door, others using fire extinguishers around the plane. the plane took off from austin, texas around 9:30 local time attempting to land in honduras' capital. the red cross transported all six to the hospital. all are expected to survive. it's not clear what caused the crash, but the airport, surrounded by mountains, is notorious for being one of the most difficult to approach. >> you could be too fast as you're coming down that hill. if you land too fast, and you don't have the airplane under control, it's not hard as we've seen in numerous instances at this airport to go off the end of the runway. >> reporter: in 2011 a

commercial airliner crashed while attempting to land here, killing all 14 on board. the u.s. embassy in honduras is providing any assistance necessary, adding that their thoughts are with all those affected. only one had to be taken away on a stretcher. and here at home, a private plane crash left a person dead and another in critical condition. the cessna 140 crashed in an empty lot in port orange, florida near daytona. no one on the ground was hurt. it is a community where residents can park their planes at home. president trump is backing away from his once demand that north korea give up its nuclear weapons all at once saying dismantling in a single step would be difficult. this comes as kim jong un offered to scrap their meeting. president trump guaranteed his safety.

that's if kim abandons his nuclear program, but the president is casting doubt on next month's meeting. >> there's a chance it will work out. there's a very substantial chance it won't work out, and that's okay. that doesn't mean it won't work out over a period of time. but it may not work out for june 12. >> the president indicated china may be to blame for kim's shift in tone. he noticed a change in kim's attitude after his meeting with xi jinping. a long-time business partner of michael cohen has pleaded guilty in a tax fraud case. he is known as the taxi king of new york. his plea deal requires him to cooperate in any ongoing state or federal investigation. those include the investigation into cohen's businesses and the work of robert mueller. it's unclear how much information he could provide or whether that could force cohen

into a plea deal. results are in for primaries in four states. the democrat here, stacey abrams made history in georgia, becoming the first woman to ever win a major party nomination for governor. a win in november would make her the first black female governor in the country. in kentucky, a gay candidate lost his bid for nomination for county clerk. he was hoping to challenge kim davis. you remember her? she went to jail for denying him and other same-sex couples marriage licenses. workers are racing to close off production wells at a geothermal plant. lava is flowing into that plant and there are new levels of toxic gases. matt gutman is there. >> reporter: the wrath of kilauea continues on the big island of hawaii, pumping out a lake's worth of molten rock and incinerating everything in its

path. with roads cut off, the only way in is on foot. that's the fissure that you've been looking at for a couple days now. everything you see in front of us wasn't here. that lava being geysered up in the air is going 100, 150 feet up. you can feel all the heat it's generating. and also that used to be a valley. it is literally creating new topography, a ridge has formed where cows used to munch on cane grass. rivers of molten rock pour across highways, cutting off access routes. from there they flow out to the ocean in a four-mile-long red hot river. more than 280 people remain in shelters and about 50 structures have been destroyed. that fissure continuing to erupt for the third consecutive day,

piling lava against the puna geothermal venture, the plant that supplies about a quarter of the state's power. the crisis at the plant is the latest in a series of emergencies triggered when kilauea sparked back to life earlier this month. but you can only see the full scope of kilauea's fury from above. helicopter pilot ethan shanoky has been flying over this area for 15 years. >> i've been in hawaii pretty much my whole life. born and raised. >> reporter: the lava is creating more coastline in hawaii, permanently changing large swaths of the land. matt gutman, pahoa, hawaii. the weather delivering a one-two punch to colorado. some drivers had to be rescued from vehicles in ft. collins. almost an inch, wow, is that hail?

an inch and a half of rain fell in just over an hour. but look at that impressive scene. hail there on that roadway. incredible stuff there. in california, in the meantime, a hiker has fallen to his death at the famous half dome rock formation in yosemite national park. he slipped after -- while hiking with another person during a thunderstorm. the wet granite can be very slippery. this is the first fatality on half dome in seven years. and one week after his rant inside a new york deli, a new york attorney has offered an apology. he sparked outrage after he yelled at employees for speaking spanish instead of english. in a tweet yesterday, schlossberg said to the people i insulted, i apologize. i am not a racist. the video does not reflect his true self, he added.

a sinkhole has opened up on the grounds of the white house. >> it's opened near the press briefing room. some joked that it's the first lady's escape tunnel that collapsed. >> the hole's been covered by a board and surrounded by cones. the national park service says sinkholes are common in the d.c. area following periods of heavy rain like there's been over the past week. >> they will keep an eye on it and try to figure out what's the best way to fix it. >> some say that's what happens when you drain the swamp. the president says he's going to drain the swamp. you get a hole. coming up, the parents who have taken their son to court trying to get the 30-year-old to move out. now the judge is ruling. so what's the son up to? >> he says he's not moving till he's 31. and another family is going their separate ways. the heck family's farewell on the final episode of "the middle."

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newly-released police body cam video shows the moment a suspect ran over a sheriff's deputy outside san jose, california.

jessica lowe managed to slip out of her cuffs and drop into the driver's seat of the patrol car. the deputy that was run over is on medical leave. after several deadly crashes, officials are recommending that all school buses be equipped with seat belts that go across the lap and across the shoulder. >> only a handful of states currently require some kind of seat belts on large school buses. and get this, the driver in the new jersey school bus accident that killed a student and teacher had his license suspended 14 times in the past 43 years. most of those were for unpaid parking tickets, mind you. and sources say he may have been trying to make an illegal u-turn on a busy highway when that crash took place. and a judge has ruled in a case of two parents who want their 30-year-old son out of the

house. >> he's been living at their home rent free despite repeated requests and demands to find his own place. gio benitez caught up with him after his day in court. >> reporter: a bizarre case of parents versus son. the parents telling a judge through an attorney that their 30-year-old son must move out of their home. >> they have no obligation to provide support. he's well over the age of 21. >> reporter: in a lawsuit, they say they have sent him five letters in the past two months like this one. you must leave this house immediately. telling him, you have to work. even giving him more than $1,000 to find a new place. >> there is no reason for these people to have him in their home. >> reporter: michael says he's planning to leave in a few months. >> i'm not a burden to them in the home. they don't provide laundry or food. it's really a moot point for them to seek me to be ejected.

>> reporter: the judge in the end siding with the parents. >> it sounded like he said you need to vacate today. >> it sounded like that, too. but that's so ridiculous. >> reporter: michael says he has his own web business and plans to appeal. but it did not go unnoticed that when he left the courthouse, he went right back to his parents' house. >> my hope is to make it so i have enough time to vacate and situate where i have a place to stay and get my stuff there. >> reporter: to the people who are looking at this and saying, listen, you're 30 years old, you're not supposed to be living at your mom's house in their view, what do you say? >> i would say that i don't like living here anymore. i'm leaving as soon as i can. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, binghamton, new york. >> are the accommodations not up to snuff? >> the food has gone downhill. >> the whole court thing came to light because he told his parents according to

landlord/tenant law, he had more rights. he's been studying up on landlord/tenant law. how about go to law school and practice landlord/tenant law. >> throw this kid out! >> i'm on michael's side. >> what a surprise. >> if you are a parent, you're a parent for life, no matter what. >> riding everybody's coattails. >> true. true. i'm going to finish it up. >> i got this, don't worry about it. next what we're calling an alternate ending to the royal wedding. you want me to do this one too? >> an ending to the royal wedding. and a hall of fame plaque that looks like anyone but the athlete. >> one job, one job. >> "the skinny" is next. >> you got that one, good job, buddy. >> you got that one, good job, buddy.

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we're going to start things off with a guessing game. we're adding another celebrity's likeness to the bad art hall of fame. >> remember this beaut? cristiano ronaldo looking like his face melted off. >> how about this one of scary lucy? they about had a mutiny on their hands. let's go to the latest contender. any guess as to who this is supposed to be? >> i seriously have none. >> anyone? >> no. >> american soccer star brandi chastain at the bay area sports hall of fame. >> wow. >> i love that they had her

stand next to it to show the contrast. >> and i love that she smiled through it. let's check out more fitting comparisons. mickey rooney? >> that's a good one. check out john voight. tell me that's not john voight. >> that is totally john voight. >> how about babe ruth doing the chrissy teigen face. >> who came up with that? and finally, you know it's bad when arby's was able to do it better when using only a sauce packet. >> that's beautiful. last night she told jimmy kimmel she was honored to be inducted. also the artist told her they want to give it a second shot. >> aren't you looking and going uh-uh. doesn't work. the middle has reached its end. >> if you are a fan of the heck

family and haven't watched it yet, mute now. if you want to see how patricia heaton wrapped it all up, here you go. >> the end of an era. it will never be the same again. >> that's the way it's supposed to be. >> and just like that, they took the ford station wagon and drove off into the indiana sunset. the newly married duke and duchess of sussex made their first official appearance together. >> harry and meghan looked great at the garden party. there's now a bad lip reading version of the big day. >> you know, i have a surprise for you. >> okay. >> it's a golden unicycle. >> i don't want that. [ laughter ] >> they had a little fun with the music as well. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah

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♪ ♪ all right, after getting dumped last season, a lot of people are rooting for becca as she makes her premiere next week as the latest bachelorette. >> as the famous gibb sings about rebecca. and here's amy robach. >> reporter: the season hasn't even begun, but bachelorette becca is already making one big announcement. >> i am engaged. that's right. >> reporter: that's right. the woman with the catch phrase. >> let's do the damn thing. this time it's going to stick. >> reporter: although one man stole her heart, becca sharing that one man left impressions.

it's only been two months since ari turned her life upside down after an elaborate proposal, ari choosing to break up with her in front of millions. >> i can't imagine my life without you. oh, my god. >> reporter: but becca has moved on and forgiven ari. >> now looking back, as weird as it sounds, i can only thank him. he followed his heart and it allowed me to go on this new journey to find the person who's a better fit for me. >> reporter: and also sharing being on the other side of the road has given her new perspective. >> there's really no rule book for being in this position. you have to go your own way and follow your heart. but i definitely do feel now more how he struggled. >> reporter: though her fiance

is still a mystery, one thing we know is that becca is not a bachelorette anymore. >> he's so special. >> the premiere is memorial day. predictions? >> are you set? >> we are. ready for another season. excitement. that i predict. drama. we'll see what happens. there's some dude that shows up in a chicken suit. >> huh. >> 28 men are involved in this whole thing. i was doing research, two guys were former nfl players. >> oh, okay. >> and one guy, named mike renner. i don't care anything else about the guy other than i know his instagram handle. dudes, this is the best. >> mike renner's? >> start there. >> do you think there will be some tears? >> i'll bet you there's going to be tears. there's probably going to be drinking that first night. >> the most dramatic season ever? >> i'm thinking it might be. let's do it together.

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making news in america this morning, the volcano disaster in hawaii takes a dangerous new turn. the lava now approaching a power plant, and this morning the first person seriously injured during the eruption speaks out. >> it was incredible. i mean, it was just an event of a lifetime. >> his experience with a so-called lava bomb. the longtime business partner of president trump's attorney michael cohen takes a plea deal agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors. this morning, what the deal could signal just as the president ramps up claims about a spy in his campaign. health alert. a new warning about sunscreen that the fda calls a scam. the products you should avoid this summer. those stories, plus a court ruling in the case of two parents trying to get their 30-year-old son to move out. also, crane disaster caught