olivia sterns reports. >> andrew knowles' summer has been anything but lazy. >> as you can see, very busy in may. i got my june and july ones, too. pretty booked all the time. seven days a week. >> his schedule booked, his lawn care business booming. and his new customers in the suburbs of columbus, ohio, well, they're streaming in from a novel source. an online platform called next door. >> before i got the app next door, i passed out flyers and just went door to door. after i got next door, got a lot more customers, making more money. >> andrew is part of the rapidly growing on-demand economy that attracts more than 20 million customers spending close to $60 billion a year. customers that aren't just in the big cities. in fact, most of them are in rural areas and suburbs like andrews while only a third are in uben areas like san francisco, where these days there's an app to order just about anything. this is a form eer "today" show producer living in the bay area. she's been tasked with hosting her wine club dinner on demand. how much of the dinner do you think we can outsource? >>

stern. the keep going through this talked about lindsay lohan during her troubles, disturbed women are better in bed, had says on the tape. >> his words. >> his words. olivia, to this point, one of the women who came forward a correspondent who wrote a profile about donald trump for "people" magazine in 2005. the one-year anniversary with melania, pregnant with baron at the time. took her into a room we're going to have an affair, you know that. tried to kit her and the like. this is how donald trump responded to her on the campaign trail. >> she said i made inappropriate advances. and, by the way, the area was a public area. people all over the place. take a look. you take a look. look at her. look at her words. you tell me what you think. i don't think so. i don't think so. >> i suspect the ladies will have a stronger take than you or i might have. trying to put this away, i don't think that's the way to do it. >> it's not. >> it really isn't. that's also a substory of this whole campaign. he manages to keep things in the headlines. pour s fuel on the fire as ofte as to douse it. the result, "people," editor-in-chief wrote a second piece saying this is w