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>> mike drop. >> check it out on may 6th. from the city sightseeing celebrity bus in the heart of new york city i'm sonia isabel and thanks so much for watching and follow us at celebrity page tv for entertainment news 24/7. unbelievable. what do you take with a convertible leading police on a chase doing doughnuts on sunset boulevard in the rain? some would say that's just another day in los angeles. it's a movie shoot perhaps. but as it turns out, this was no ordinary cop chase. abc's diane macedo is here with pictures from l.a. >> you know, car classes are one of those things we're kind of used to, right? especially in the amount of car chases that we've seen in this

surprised by them. well, challenge accepted. this one started with a reported home burglary. the way it ended might have had some thinking it was all a prank. >> i got out and a approached the guy, i said can i shake your hand? i told him i said, hey, man the police are going to be here pretty soon. don't resist. don't cause any problems. i said because they're really mad at you guys. >> reporter: really mad because for more than an hour those twos suspects led police on a fast, slow and at points dizzying car chase in an open convertible in the rain. those are the suspects taking time out to do doughnuts while being chased by the cops. after that, they took two trips down hollywood boulevard as spectators cheered them on. it's one of many areas where the passenger stands and even waves to onlookers as though on parade. a parade nearly stopped by a tmz bus but not quite. the bus was changing lanes, pulled over and just happened to

that the driver just happened to be changing lanes. didn't know he was possibly stopping a police chase. the chase continues and ends with the driver getting on the hood of the car, both men then exchange hugs, high fives and selfies with a group standing on the sidewalk when the deputies finally arrived a few minutes later, the two apparently followed that man's advice and calmly surrendered. >> did they hug it out with the deputies. >> hands behind their back and again. >> they of they knew the procedure. >> they just wanted to go quietly. >> yeah. all right. >> cool. thank you. >> before there was mine craft and candy crush, there was monopoly and scrabble on a board at a table with real people. >> abdespite the expanding universe of digital games, those old fashioned board games are enjoying a renaissance. now one of the nation's biggest board gamemakers is looking for new ideas. hasbro teaming up with indigo go

and publish a user created board game. the winner will get $27,000, a trip to has broef headquarters in rhode island and a chance to get their game published. >> are you going to submit? >> i don't have any ideas. i'll be happy to play. >> board games are hard to come up with. >> i have a few at home. >> what's your favorite? >> monopoly is a standby. >> i'm a taboo girl. >> it's a board game. >> were you going to say taboo. >> i was going to say the same game. it doesn't really involve a board. >> taboo is kind of rough because i always do it with shots. >> i should have flown. >> every time you hit the buzzer? >> yes. >> how good or bad are you at the game. >> do you get better the more shots you do. >> i'm awful. >> still ahead, a very special "world news now" tradition. >> on reena's final day. but first -- >> the new website to track down cheaters. >> uh-oh. >> what you can learn about

>> that's a bad idea. >> plus, reena's final "insomniac theater." melissa mccarthy and jake gyllenhaal are here.

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to the size of a small room. the technology could one day be used to house scientists even tourists. >> i look forward to that day. >> good. back here on earth, technology continues to redefine the ways we interact. facebook, twitter, facetime, of course, tinder all that stuff the kids are into. >> whether we like it or not, all that stuff is ruining relationships. abc's juju chang with an example. >> reporter: jenny day is still reeling from the day she says she found out her boyfriend was cheating on her. >> i questioned the whole relationship and it was very heart breaking. >> reporter: the cheating she says can be traced back not to a specific person but to a dating app. tinder. >> i found so many messages between him and other girls and even though there wasn't any sexual intercourse involved, i do feel like that is a sign of cheating just because you're looking for something better. >> reporter: in jenny's case she learned of her boyfriend's wandering eyes and tinder

spotted his profile. but now, there's a newer, faster way. swipe buster. a website launched just this week for $5, users can learn about a significant other's tinder habits. >> all you need is someone's first name, age and general location and what will come up is when the person last logged on to tinder, who they're interested in meeting and a collection of photographs that they have used on the app. >> reporter: "vanity fair" writer emily jane fox was among the first to try out swipe buster. she and her colleagues found the site to be 99% accurate. >> we searches a number of people we knew were active tinder users in a variety of cities with the exception of one very common name in new york city, every single person you're looking for turned up. >> reporter: according to some reports, a large number of tinder users are already in relationship buzz tinder disputes this saying just 2% of

as for its response to swipe buster, tinder says the new wen website is simply tapping into and consolidating public information that tinder's own website makes clear is already available to fellow tinder users. adding no private user information is being made public. jenny says she thinks swipe buster is a good idea. she's taking a break from love right now and when she does date again, she says she's going to make sure any new boyfriends put their swiping days behind them. >> if they still have tinder on their phone, then you're still looking. news, new york. >> are you into tinder? >> what an awful idea that is. i'm not untinner but if i were, i would think that's an awful idea. "insomniac theater." she's got a winner i've film to tell you about.

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"insomniac theater." god, that is awful still. we start with the "boss." this time we're not talking about bruce springsteen. >> about a titan of industry played by melissa mccarthy. when she's not making a mess in the bathroom, she's trying to rebrand herself after a stipulate in prison. suffice it to say, you can't keep a good executive down. >> what's with all the long faces? did somebody die. >> yes. died lafferty night. >> spaghetti. >> the cat. >> oh, can i be honest? that cat probably killed himself because his name was spaghetti, right. >> all right. okay, why don't you take off, sandy. >> she's always so funny. i love her. suddenly not really one of her strong pursues and unfortunately only getting 18% on rotten toe mate phones dan callahan from the rap says it is isn't drama or comedy. and brian truity of "usa today"

free-for-all of inappropriate language unsuitable for even the most crass boys room of boardrooms. >> another calling it catastrophic which brings us to my film "demolition" staring jake gyllenhaal and nay oexmy was the. he plays an investment banker who is given to strange behavior after losing his wife in a car crash. eventually he forms an unlikely connection with watt's character and he gets some help doing some, well, you guessed it demolition. >> what are we doing again? >> we're taking apart my marriage. >> and yeah. so it's about 88 minutes of that. there's one reason why the film is called "demolition." they're making the property

as for the reviews, well slightly better than "the boss." 56% on rotten tomatoes randy myers of the "san jose mercury news" says it demands a lot to make a character who is complicated like davis sympathetic but jake is up to the task. the reviewers in the new york daily news saying it doesn't add up to much. demolition is a wreck. i kind of agree with stleempb. >> yeah, i think "the boss" might be the winner >> yeah. okay, let's do it. just for old time's sake. >> not going to do it, my friend. >> diane won't go for it. >> you never know.

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regular viewers of course, have seen plenty of photoshopped graphics that we call high jichks of reena. they're still upstairs working on these. >> i had forgotten these, actually. oh, my goodness. >> you were on the rid carpet. >> funny. all about reena ninan. >> i present to you -- >> is this the book. >> this is the book of all of the high jinks of all the graphics. it didn't open. >> maybe they haven't finished putting it all together yet. this is awesome. >> open this up, please. jinks. to keep. >> i love that. >> beautiful. >> this is incredible. this is lady gaga i think, right, singing the national anthem. but they put my face which is the hijinx on the show. >> as hallowed as the grounds at augusta and at wimbledon, so is tv 3.

as well of anchors throughout the past. you can see them all over the years. >> the original, of course. >> lisa mccree. >> lisa mccree. >> blake. >> look at juju chang. >> anderson cooper. >> yes. and allison stewart. >> liz cho. la liz. david. >> david was here and, of course, now at our powerhouse affiliate in dallas and so many others have made it through here. >> bonita. >> now at cbs. >> paula of the view". >> diana, john. t.j. who is the last one. >> who is the last person? >> oh! [ applause ] oh. that is remarkable. >> are you tearing up? >> yeah. this is remarkable. i didn't know i was retiring today. nobody told me. i want to thank the viewers. you guys have been so remarkable.

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this morning on "world news now," political power plays. >> the tone on the campaign trail taking a turn in an ugly direction. clinton and sanders go at it on familiar home turf while ted cruz hopes to up the a florida te on donald trump's hopes of a nomination. campus on edge. overnight, a community mourns at

learn the identity of a student found murdered. and the new video of a suspect police are searching for. proposal blunder. the dramatic cliffside rescue after a man asked his girlfriend to marry him and the huge bill that's adding insult to injury. and say it ain't so insomniacs. >> no way. >> it's reena's last show. we've been looking back on all the good times before sending her off in style. and we've got some special surprises you will not want to miss on this friday, april 8th. that's awesome. >> announcer: frum abc news, this is "world news now." >> that may be one of my favorite movies ever when we dressed up for halloween because star wheres" was big and we went throughout the news room and people did not expect it. they will no idea because disney is our parent company, they

from corporate offices or who it was. >> we'll be looking back at all of those wonderful moments. >> before you started when t.j. was on the show, do you see deb, are you going to wave right there? right there in the corner used to give us a quote every day so we could start the day off. as a parting gift, it's a box it says hope inspired dream and inside all of the quotes. >> all the inspirational messages. you're going to pick one out. set the night off. little inspiration for the night. >> okay. from deb, when you do more than you're paid for, you do "world no, sorry. when you do more than you're paid for, eventually you'll be paid for more than you do. that's trippy at this hour. >> i like that. can you read that one more time because it didn't register. >> est right there. very est. >> it is very tolstoy. >> what the bottom line is get a pay raise? is that what you're telling me i'm getting a raise. >> absolutely.

remember all of her antics here throughout the morning but let's >> all right. >> to the white house. >> absolutely. donald trump of course, bracing for a contested convention. >> a lot of people are, huh. trump now has a convention managering to completely focus specifically on the delegate process and a possible fight on the convention floor as he steps up attacks on ted cruz, the democrats still locked in a game of he says, she says. it's your voice, your vote. latest. >> reporter: bernie sanders on the attack. >> i'm not going to get beaten up or lied about. >> reporter: at a news conference in philadelphia pointing to media ars claiming hillary clinton called him unqualified a statement she never actually made. now he's directing that critique at her. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street? >> i don't know why he's saying that, but i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz anytime.

high jinks road and calling an the comment silly before getting on the new york sub ware at yankee stadium. on the gop side, donald trump had family on hand at a tuesday rally in long island, hoping to deliver him a victory at home. >> my father will make america great again. >> reporter: trump hammering ted cruz for statements about new york values he made back in january. >> i've got this guy standing over there looking at me talking about new york values with scorn on his face, with hatred of new york. >> reporter: cruz says his comments were referring to liberals. he's hitting new york hard, even touring and tasting at a matzo bakery in brooklyn. >> fresh baked is better than the box. >> reporter: the a flork town hall he says he's speccing to do better in the empire state than most predict. >> an interesting thing has happened in the last couple of weeks. we have seen this race nationally turn. >> reporter: a recent poll shows donald trump up more than 30 points in new york.

campaign trail and has no scheduled events until sunday. reena, kendis. >> our thanks to megan there. the current president is now turning up the heat on republicans as he fights to get his supreme court nominee a confirmation vote. speaking at the university of chicago law school, president obama took aim on republican attempts to block his nominee merrick garland until the 45th president is sworn in in january. now, at stake, he says, is the erosion of the integrity of the nation's crucial judicial branch. >> it's not just a matter of who's occupying that ninth seat in the supreme court. it has to do with how we as a democracy operate. >> that said, republican senator lindsey graham a member of the senate an judiciary committee is now reversing course saying he will meet with garland. a spokesman said it would be out of courtesy as graham is still opposed to the nomination. >> vladimir putin is denying any links to the panama papers.

tying word leaders and many others to offshore accounts. he dismissed the scandal as part of a u.s.-led plot to weaken russia and defended his friends. he was not named in the papers but some of his associates were accused of owning the offshore accounts to evade taxes. >> indiana is facing a legal law. the bill bans abortion if sought for genetic abnormalities. the aclu filed aid federal lawsuit on behalf planned parenthood of indiana and kentucky. attorneys for the aclu called the law unconstitutional and a violation of privacy. supporters say it ensures that expectant mothers have additional information. and federal authorities are ordering amtrak to reeducate track maintenance workers about basic safety procedures. that order comes after a passenger train struck and killed two employees near philadelphia last sunday. those workers may not have been told the track was reopening to train track which is a direct

hundreds gathered at the university of terms to remember the student who was murdered. they held a moment of silence and several people spoke about the victim who police have now identified. the brutal murder was is stunned the campus. police released surveillance video of an alleged suspect. abc's kayna whitworth has more on what's being called every parent's worst nightmare. >> reporter: we learn the name of the beautiful young woman murdered at the university of texas campus in austin. haruka weiser, 18 years old, a first-year theater and dance major from portland, oregon. police also releasing this video of a man, the focus of their investigation in the hopes that someone may recognize him. >> we believe the individual is a black male, approximately six foot. >> reporter: at 9:30 p.m. sunday night, police say weiser was leaving the fine arts building. >> she never made it to her dormitory that night. >> reporter: the video, showing the suspect wearing a backpack and walking with a bicycle on campus later that night. at 11:30 a.m. monday, weiser's roommates report her missing.

body was found in this creek on police say weiser had been assaulted. the campus on high alert, as the suspect remains on the loose. the parents putting out a statement about their daughter saying the pain of their sudden and tragic loss is unfathomable. austin. >> the senate has benched legislation that would have helped airline passengers squeeze by shrinking seats. an amendment by new york senator chuck schumer would have blocked airlines from any further width and length reductions. but it was rejected, 54-42. schumer complained that as a six-footer he feels cramped when flying and he adds it shouldn't cost you an ample and leg just to have room for your arms and your legs. here's something that you hear. postal stamps are going to be cheaper starting sunday. a stamp for a standard letter will drop from 49 cents to 47

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you're looking at the dramatic rescue of 27-year-old michael banks who scaled a 600 foot rock on the central california coast and got stuck 80 feet up. fire crews had to rescue him with a helicopter. so why did he do it? apparently to propose to his girlfriend live on facetime. worse, the city of morrow bay is billing banks for the cost of the rescue but wait it gets better. police arrested banks after they found he was under the influence and in possession of meth amphetamine. there is good news though. his girlfriend said yes. >> oh, boy. >> we're not going to comment on it. he went through enough. right? >> exactly. >> check out this adorable little guy nicknamed sj for smoky junior.

florida rescued him from a brush fire. he's so adorable. the brush fire damaged several homes. his hair was singed just a touch. florida fish and wildlife are checking him out to make sure he'll be okay. even better, they likely will not bill him for the rescue. >> new york city is moving to crack down on those cos tunled characters roam is times square who hustle for tips. new rules will severely restrict where those characters can do business. limiting them to a few taped off areas. they do argue that's a violation of their right to free speech. already, this year, 16 have been arrested for crimes like assault and grand larceny. now to an extraordinary measure that be two parents are taking in an attempt to reconnect with their children. those parents that they used to be members of the church of scientology. >> but not anymore. their children are still in the church and haven't been in touch in several years. abc's matt gutman with the story. >> reporter: it's a desperate

three stories high jinks and 50 feet across. >> why the billboard? >> well, we tried everything. we tried phoning. we didn't know what else to do. we figured we'd better make some statement. >> reporter: but phil and willy jones say they don't expect their two adult children emily and michael to actually call. >> it has been hard. i can't tell you how many times we've cried about it. >> reporter: they say they're out of the church of scientology after four decades but their children are still in it. >> our daughters got married last year and we weren't told. >> reporter: they say both of their children work within the church. their son at scientology's celebrity center which has hosted some of hollywood's biggest stars. >> whether he i did finally get a phone call from michael, he didn't want to have anything to do with us. he said i never want to talk to you again. >> reporter: the couple says they tried to track him down at the center. >> the security people come up and say you're not welcome here. >> reporter: they claim the

disconnection is say scientology determine for ending communication with those who are antagonistic to the church which says that the choice to disconnect is entirely voluntary. >> your daughter's 38 and your son is 42. >> right. >> they're adults and have free will and could reach out to their parents if they chose. >> you would think that. in scientology. >> reporter: in a statement, the church says it is despicable that these individuals would use a private family matter to promote anti-religious hate and bigotry. >> reporter: they say you're promoting anti-religious hate and bigotry. >> our whole message is not about their beliefs. it's just about reconnectsing families. >> right. >> and sending the disconnection which is an buse of families we believe. >> reporter: they say they have little to hold on to and fear retribution from the church but add what they fear more is losing their children forever. >> i don't know if the billboard is going to do anything. but it's another step.

we want them in our lives. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> the church of scientology also said in their statement that the joness are teaming up with a reality show producer to shamelessly exploit their children. >> the joness say they are working on a documentary following their journey. abc news spoke with the producer but he actually wouldn't disclose the exact nature of the project right now. >> coming up in our next half hour, doughnuts on the freeway. wild police chase. but of course, an end be an era here on "world news now." favorite moments. >> why? >> i forgot these. >> with our friend reena ninan. >> oh, my.

>> good morning. i'm reena ninan in for paula ferris. >> welcome, reena. >> thank you. >> you said you watch the show ones at home. >> i do. this is usually feeding time right about now. i hope my husband's awake. >> exactly. >> that was your first time. >> that was the first time i've ever been in the anchor chair ever. i was so lucky rob nelson was here. he went through like 1 women. >> it's been a wild and sometimes weird ride since that first moment right here on the show, october 2012. let's take a look back at the many men you've anchored with and all the laughs that we've shared. >> oh, boy. >> good morning to you on this monday. i'm reena ninan. >> hello, i'm tj. homes. >> devin dwyer. >> kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. >> this halloween weekend, what a romantic comedy. watch a romantic comedy we must. >> and you wave your hand like

go ahead. >> take it forward. >> la, la, la, la, la. >> okay. let's move on, people. >> things you have to do to deal with me at this hour. >> whoa. >> ladies and gentlemen, i give you sports with reena ninan. >> here we go. >> this was the first one. >> johnny football. >> t.j. didn't know what he was in for. >> relateded to idina menzel from the song "frozen." novella. >> i never go anywhere without my rack. >> you've got a good rack? >> oh! >> that made you unkrvetable. >> thyigh master and leg warmers and i do two minutes and go back to eing a pop tart. >> ohm. >> what do you think? >> i remember that.

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>> matt gutman, he went to google something with miss his name in it to pull up a story. he says the first thing that comes up is that youtube video of us. do you know how many wars he has covered, how many hurricanes and now the dancing people. >> that's what we do to people. this is a time we usually do the polka. and so since it's your last day. >> yeah. >> why not have a special. >> enrique iglesias. >> live polka. >> this is better. >> go. >> start again. two, three, four. she's electric not just good so hooray for bollywood, it's the reena polka viewers yell when she is spares dancing like britney spears do the reena polka

reena ninan why you leaving us her career will get a bump it's the reena polka all together ba that's the reena polka >> make up and hair. everyone that's the reena polka you're in glamour magazine that's what your bio says and you're a pescetarian that's right she just it's pez you and kendis click rel we will now you can just go to -- folks, if you're up this late you're probably heading for the john so hold it one more minute while we get your polka on when reena speaks we don't sleep night those aren't teeth it's a nightlight that's the reena polka, it's the reena polka one more time

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the latest just ahead. and new this half hour, fast and furious, eat your heart out. >> a wild car chase through the streets of l.a. the suspects doing doughnuts and taking selfies with newly found fans. the dangerously crazy scene straight out of a movie. >> wow. and "idol" out. the end of an era for a tv institution. "american idol's" star studded finale seeing the return of so many success stories. j. lo as well as those other performers in one last grasp at infamy on this friday, april 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> just doing the math there. it's been a rough year for tv icons. david letterman said good-bye. jon stewart said good-bye. you had "american idol" that said good-bye. now you have the legend that is reena ninan right up there with them. >> right up there.

lunch together on sunday. letterman and stewart and i. >> you and seacrest. >> seacrest turned down. >> from "american idol." >> exactly. so all the legends will be saying good-bye. >> look forward to that. >> but we're going to say hello and begin with the campaign trail of course, with the underdogs bent on forcing the front-runners to fight to the finish. a contested democratic

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new york who know me must win. david wright, abc news, new york. >> well, on the republican side, donald trump is trying to reboot his campaign in new york but he's taking a hit in a new poll. the latest figures show people across the country overwhelmingly see him as unfavorable. close to half of republican voters. the negative view was reflected in nearly every race, gender, political persuasion and location. house speaker paul ryan posted a video on twitter that looked a lot like a campaign ad. in the video, he talks about

people but his office insists he nomination at a possible contested convention. >> police in brussells are hoping for new clues with new images of the third suspect in last month's terror attack known as the man in the hat. he was first seen with two suicide bombers at the airport. while new video shows him bomb scene just like everyone else. away from the airport. later on, he appears in brussels without his tan jacket and his sleeves rolled up. and in syria, state tv reporting the kidnapping of 300 workers from a cement factory just 30 miles from the government headquarters in damascus. in the meantime, the battle rages in the northern part of the war torn country with opposition fighters advancing on isis strongholds ahead of a new round of peace talks set for next week in geneva. >> and here at home, police in washington state say one of two

from a psychiatric hospital is now back in custody. 59-year-old mark adams was apprehended about 30 miles from the hospital after being spotted on a public bus. but 28-year-old anthony garver remains at large arrested for first degree murder two years ago but found not competent to stand trial. police believe garver took a bus to spoke cane. >> turning now to a deadly danger in millions of automobiles. a teenager from texas killed by flying shrapnel from an exploding takata air bag, the tenth death in the u.s. from the japanese brand. abc's adrian bankert has the latest. >> reporter: the young woman behind the wheel of this 2002 honda died after rear ending a vehicle outside of houston last thursday. witnesses describe it as a minor crash. >> she should have walked away from it. she had a deep laceration on the side of her throat. it looked like debris from the air bag.

office confirms 17-year-old huma hanif was killed from material from the takata manufactured air bag. >> even the most minor crash could take the life of the driver of the vehicle and or any occupant in the vehicle. >> reporter: in nine other similar cases in the u.s., the metal inflater inside the air bag exploded. a piece of that metal struck her in the neck. she was dead in seconds. honda says her car was among the 24 million air bags recalled in the u.s. and that notices were sent to the registered owner of that vehicle. but repairs were never made. hanif's family says they were not aware of the recall. >> if you have a car that has the defective air bag, get it fixed before you lose a loved one on it. i wish we had received a notice from honda so we could have avoided the tragedy. >> the national highway traffic safety administration says more needs to be done to reach out to drivers with the faulty air bags. tens of millions of u.s. vehicles still need to have the parts replaced. reena and kendis. >> thank you, adrian.

of the south reeling from tornados that left a wild trail of destruction. today's forecast, dry, sunny, and warm. still, facing the aftermath of those 13 confirmed tornados is heartbreaking and life-changing for many. they tore through florida, georgia and alabama, crushing homes, uprooting trees and ripping rooftops apart. creating a lengthy and expensive clean-up job. police in arlington, texas, on the hunt for multiple suspects in a gun store burglary. police released this surveillance video of the suspects inside the store. they allegedly stole more than 50 guns including handguns and rifles before escaping. police say the burglars forced their way inside the store through the front window early thursday morning. a search is under way for a dog named sam who is lost in space. >> so sam, not a real dog but a favorite stuffed animal of some elementary school students in england. and instead interested in space exploration, these guys are. on tuesday, they rigged sam with

attached him to helium balloons and then launched him into space. >> the problem is, sam's equipment fell back to earth without sam. and he hasn't been seen since. >> my gosh. >> what do you call this? it's not a kidnapping. > by space aliens? no. >> that could be an option. >> this is just one of those -- >> unfortunate incidents in life. >> i hope sam is still with us. >> somebody will find him. we put the word out now. this is a show of international reach. so maybe someone will see him. >> we need the state department to get on this and get all state departments to try to find sam. >> he's a british citizen. so that won't work. >> the uk state department. coming up, more of reena's insomniac highlights here on her final show. >> really? >> we're also saying good-bye to an "american idol," the show, the massive finale with everyone you hoped for. they were all there. >> but first, an absolutely insane car chase in l.a. the suspects' wild maneuvers and

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>> a lot happeneded with this it all started as a reported home burglary. the police arrived on the scene and then set off to catch the suspect. all pretty standard, right? what happened next was anything about you. >> it's hardly the first police chase captured on live television but might be the most bizarre. a convertible race through the streets of l.a. in the rain with the top down for more than an hour with police in hot pursuit, sort of. it all began around 2:00 p.m. as the burgry call came in and the cops started following the mustang and the twouts burglary suspects. but while most people running from cops try to disappear, they seem to want attention or to get wet. kicking things off by putting the top down. with the rain pouring the car then picks up speed and drives so dangerously, the police cars back off. with no cops behind them, they start doing doughnuts across all lanes of traffic as spectators cheer them on.

where the passenger stands and even waves to onlookers as though on parade, a parade nearly stopped by a tmz bus. eventually the car pulls over on a south l.a. side street. here's where things really get weird. the driver gets out and sits on it the hood of the car as both men exchange hugs, high jinks fives and even selfies with a group standing on the sidewalk. >> he shook my hand. i told him the police are going to be here pretty soon. don't resist. don't cause any problems. i said because they're really mad at you guys. >> when sheriff's deputies arrive a few minutes later, the two calmly surrender because you know, you don't want to make a scene. >> didn't want to make a scene. just go quietly. tmz says the bus driver that nearly brought this chase to an end didn't know it was happening. he happened to be changing lanes. now the tour bus was empty. >> good. >> but i do -- not to jeopardize anyone's safety, but i love the idea of it being full of

here's an "a" list celebrity's house, there's a car chase. welcome to l.a. >> makes me miss l.a. so much more. they did clip a car during all of this. luckily no one got hurt. you don't want to laugh at these things. this one was very bizarre. >> can't make this stuff up. >> no. >> i want to see those selfies. >> thank you so much, diane. when we come back, my final "skinny." you are getting emotional. your eye. that's so sweet. >> yes. no, actually, i just have a contact lens problem. and the end of another era to tell you about, "american idol" is all over. the highlights next. >> you okay? >> i'll be okay.

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let me love you stop dragging my, stop dragging my heart >> awesome night. it was a great, great night. in addition to all those live performances, idle season one winner kelly clarkson appeared in a pretaped segment. she's expecting her second child soon. >> >> a true blast from the past, brian dunkleman made what he called a cathartic appearance wit host ryan seacrest. >> you may recall he chose to leave "idol" after his first season, after season. you could say his career and seacrest's went in opposite directions. >> i liked him. >> he tells "people" magazine last night was his first contact with seacrest since leaving the show. >> it's good he got a bro hug in there. >> yeah, he did. >> simon cowell was back joining the show's other original judges, paula abdul, randy

cowell teased abdul why she was so mean to the contestants while he was trying to be helpful. cowell had said he wasn't going to attend the show and obviously he did. and so did this guy. she bangs, she moves an she stings like a bee like every girl in history >> she bangs. >> you guys have similar singing voices. >> hey. we sound good. twitter blew up when william hung made it to the stage. >> he proved that he can still bust out a stirring rendition of "she bangs." >> yes. enrique -- not enrique but ricky it was kind of like free bird only bad. it was awful. but it's what we would expect >> totally right. >> before we wrap up american idol coverage, there's actually a new "american idol." he's 24-year-old trent harmon who calls himself just a dude from mississippi. he won a recording contract in

show's final idol. it will be interesting to see what happens. people have done so well. not just the winners but even the people who came in number two or three. >> yeah, like taylor hicks. his career really shot up. whatever happened to him? >> i don't know. they're good. it was a fun show to watch. >> i think -- >> little known fact. >> okay. >> so yesterday we showed you a brief and very brief in fact snippet from the new star wars movie trailer. >> before anything else, here's some more. >> on your own from the age of 15, reckless, aggressive and undisciplined. >> this is a rebellion, isn't it? i rebel. >> that tells us a bit about a rebel character named jyn erso dy get that right? played by felicity jones. >> the trailer has been watched by many millions by now. plenty of reaction stems from there being another female lead

franchise movie. jyn follows rey from "the force awakens." >> one online commentator says any fan anger over a female lead is rooted in sexism. by the way, we should mention the film premieres in december. >> coming up, another star. reena's top moments on "world news now." we're going to look back. i got the tissue box all here. >> something tells me we might be laughing. >> yeah, probably.

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>> you just went a little crazy. and all my friends. >> the look on bruno's face, our special music critic bruno from miami who flew in. >> he looked horrified. >> i didn't know that's what you were singing. >> oh, man, that was a beautiful clip. time now though for us to take a special look at some of the other reasons that we're going to miss miss ninan. >> he's got a petition out to ban people from eating popcorn in -- >> that's a prop. i didn't know that. oh, god, i just ate styrofoam. you have better hair than me, kendis gibson. >> that is true. look at that. >> that's not allowed. >> oh, yeah. that's me and my harley.

>> on screen, marriage. >> yeah. >> i didn't know we moved to marriage i thought it was called courting. yodel-lay-he-who. >> i've got lots of deals for you. >> how many lumps of coal can you put in three boxes? >> that must have been heavy. >> i got to say you've got to listen to that rihanna song and you might want to say to the folks at the patriots -- better have my money >> just going to have grab a big box of real popcorn and sit back and eat. >> you know i don't eat popcorn anymore after a certain incident on the show. >> and how fast is ten miles an hour? how many miles would that be? >> wait. >> and back street's back, oh, yeah. back street's back all right >> oh, it's all right. >> there it is.

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