. >>> riders on an l.a. subwayre treated to a -- >> a really freaky performance. >> why there's no stopping the rubber band man. >> plus the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini. a thief who squirrels away the cookies. >> it gets worse for this guy. >>> why he's on a roll in a bad way. >> oh,

. >>> riders on an l.a. subway line are treated to a -- >> a really freaky performance. >> why there's no stopping the rubber band man. >> plus the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini. a thief who squirrels away the cookies. >> it gets worse for this guy. >>> why he's on a roll in a bad way. >> oh, no! >>> here's what happens when road rage escalates. see that guy. he's taking that car, kicks the side mirrors. another person move in front of the car. have to make sure the people in the car can't go. this all started in deokay turkeys illinois and ended on though i. the person in the car opens the door and shoves it close and takes off. guess what another person does too. here we go. >> yeah, he runs over to the middle of the intersection and clocks him. then suddenly all the people in both cars just get out and start duking it out. >> is that one person trying to pull them apart? >> it looks like the one person is trying to pull them apart but because they are all together and tempers are flaring they

it's digital, so you can read it on the subway. >> seth: there you go. but not in the car in l.a to wait till you get home. >> you'd have to wait, yes. >> seth: and, "two broke girls." this is the fifth season? >> yes. >> seth: uh, still broke? >> still broke, y'all! [ laughter ] >> seth: all right, well that's great. >> still broke. >> seth: that would really turn it upside down if that changed. >> i know. >> seth: permanently. >> we had a little, like, flavor of success where we went to l.a. this year, which was so much to play, with, like, "what they're like rich, but now they're broke again." >> seth: all right, well, i am so happy for you to hear that. >> thank you. >> seth: and congratulations on the play. i can't wait to see it. >> thank you. >> seth: thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> seth: beth behrs, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] the season finale of "two broke girls" airs thursday night. we'll be right back with music from thomas rhett. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how does this world, help you experience this world? i'm glad you finally made it, dad.

l.a. county transportation agency. he took us for a ride on the new train to santa monica dubbed "the subway to the sea."one of the city's most congested freeways. >> we know the 10 is right there. there is a certain satisfaction you get from sitting here knowing other people are sitting in their cars. >> you are zooming by. you are zooming by. and they're in the one vehicle, you know, looking straight ahead. >> reporter: in the past 25 years, l.a. county's rail system has grown from 0 to 106 miles of track. its color coded lines extending in all directions. but having spent 1.5 billion on the 6.6 mile extension to santa monica, will the estimated 48,000 week day riders metro projects actually show up. >> people are riding trains. and all over the country. >> reporter: in 2014 americans took 10.8 billion trips on all forms of public transportation. highest ridership in 58 years. driven in part by the millenial generation. >> so much wasted time. we are in our cars. >> reporter: 28-year-old lauren courtney takes the train to get to her job in l.a. she got rid of her car when she found to be more of a burd

l.a. county's transportation agency. he took us for a ride on the new train to santa monica that's been dubbed "the subway to the sea."s most congested freeways. >> we know the 10 is right there. there is a certain satisfaction you get from sitting here knowing other people are sitting in their cars. >> zooming by. you're zooming by, and they in the one vehicle, you know, looking straight ahead. >> reporter: in the past 25 years, l.a. county's rail system has grown from zero to 106 miles of track. its color-coded lines extending in all directions. having spent $1.5 billion on the 6.6-mile extension monica, with the estimated riders metro projects, are they going show up? >> we believe we'll blow the ridership projections out the window. >> reporter: why are you so confident? >> because the culture is changing. people are riding trains. and all over the country. >> reporter: in 2014, americans took 10.8 billion troips all forms of public -- trips on all forms of public transportation. the highest ridership in 58 years. driven in part by the millennial generation. >> we know that millennials and young people like this a