coming up, and the mustache on an aston martin?e see a stylish ride around brooklyn. ♪ to move into the nation's largest city, what is the big potential? we get reaction to this regulatory storm. >> the last time i was on bloomberg, it was right after seattle attempts to restrict ridesharing opportunities. i mention it would be a temporary inconvenience, which proves to have been the case. americans want options beyond taxis. there might be a month where regulators and old school archaic philosophies interfere with progress. no politician or regulator will get in the way. in everyar americans city in the u.s. that they preferred these options over or certainly as a complement to the taxi service. the people who support the economies of sharing -- airbnb, lyft, uber will win. that will be the end of the story. >> sometimes we see technology that claims to be disruptive. aereo was shut down by the supreme court. how much do you worry about regulatory hurdles when it comes to lyft? >> i don't worry about it at all. >> really? reasons

aston martins are known for their high style. car ofe james bond's choice. about writing in one with a mustache? int miller tested out a lyft brooklyn. next. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. lyft is scheduled to roll into brooklyn and queens tonight, with more than 500 drivers armed with pink mustache is looking to bump, onrk, and a fist the competition. that is a new york state officials don't get their way. matt miller added to her -- got a ride in style. to drive a cart i can afford. tonight was no different. in new yorkf lyft may be in doubt, but if all goes well, they could start driving tonight at 7:00. i got a lesson in how to become a lyft driver. >> they are trading in san francisco for brooklyn. need for cars, but they made an exception for me. >> why did you pick brooklyn and queens instead of manhattan? >> the need of transportation. you only have one line going to the outer boroughs. you have taxi pickups happening in airports. they still need affordable transportation here. receivedmpany just $250 million of funding, and

it's a movie about an aston martin deeper named anthony who gets in the car with, what's that guy's namefor you, isn't it? >> life is good right now. i'm having a good time. >> was it fun working with your buddy? must be kind of cool. >> your boss too. >> he's not my boss, no. no, it was a lot of fun working with him. it's always fun working with him. he's a really good director. i think he's a better director than he is an actor, and he's a really good actor. >> glad you added that. >> he did great with his first independent film. >> he should get great reviews for this one. "garden state" was about being in your 20s. this is about being in your 30s. life's challenges get a little difficult when you're in your 30s. >> how old are you? >> i'm 40 now. >> you're 40? >> it just gets worse too. i'm warning you. >> i'm at the age now, and i don't want this to happen, but this is when you start losing loved ones. that's what this movie is about. >> that's the other reason you can't play frank gifford in the film. >> why not? i think i would be perfect. >> tell us why. >> you're too old. >> i'm

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within two seconds we dragged her off in this aston martin and her hair was like ting.i will scrub up and wear my best suit and i deliver. but where is she? >> she's in the car. i saw tamron because we work next to each other. when she came in after working with you she looked like she's been through the wringer. how did you survive? >> we went to utah. tough, unforgiving terrain there. tamron, i think, it's fair to say she was a little daunted at the start. but she's just this ball of energy and great positivity and fun and that smile never left her face. there were a few times there was a look of terror as well but that smile endured and she's going to be an inspiration to many. she won my heart and respect. >> tamron, what do you remember about this trip the most and what was terrifying the most? >> i remember bear's kindness. you know, we've been a fan. everyone on this show, huge fan. margaret, one of our segment producers said you must do this the minute i got the call. he's such a great guy. great husband, a great father. and his team admires him so much. much li

. >> the pink mustache on aston martin -- >> do you think it works?ut it for me. -- would jamesnd bond wear a pink mustache? >> not on duty. >> thank you so much. coming up, jack dorsey square made a one billion dollar acquisition we would hear from a detroit ace competitor fighting to make a name for itself against the silicon valley darling. we will be back. ♪ >> another food delivery services the target of an acquisition and this time it's between jack dorsey payment andessing companies square mark gardner joins us now is the the northd ceo of american bankcard which is a processing company that competes directly with square. i know you are facing this battle with someone like jack own thisis trying to space on mobile payments. what do you make about him going into a whole new line which is food delivery service? it doesn't fit into our field. we stay true to our core competency. going up against the likes of larger entrenched competitors is not something we are thinking about. our 20 years of corporate history is about payments. we are really focu

i tied one up to my aston martin gt and drove around learning about how to become a lyft driver lastrs are concerned about whether these drivers are regulated. lyft has had a million dollar policy they offer to drivers. to provide offering a one million-dollar primary insurance policy to all its drivers in all of the 65 locations it serves in the u.s. not they have properly communicated that to eric schneiderman yet is unclear , and seems as though they haven't or he is not yet satisfied with that. they willind of thing have to work out if they want to properly operate in new york city. i will talk to them again as soon as i get offset and see what the holdup is. industry that is attracting an unbelievable amount of attention, not just because people like using these has abut because uber valuation of $18 billion. >> we heard people saying yesterday -- he said he thinks it will be a $50 billion company right now. >> right now he feels like $18 billion is awfully rich. >> you have to keep that discipline as avc -- a v.c. a round ofot financing. >> matt miller with the latest on car sh

martin miniature aston presented to prince andrew, the royal childhood exhibit from july 26 until september 150ures more than mor objects gathered. >> it brings home the idea that even monarchs were all children once. >> there's an american contribution to the exhibit, a rocking horse from president obama to commemorate the birth of prince george. abc news, los angeles. next, why some verizon cell phone users are experiencing a slowdown in surface. >> why is amazon seeing a big drop in profits? >> at dave and busters getting kicked chocking up a huge quarterly loss to new products. they reported a 126 million dollar loss even though sales were up 23%. they blamed a big part of the loss on spending for new services including sunday new amazond a smartphone. shares dropped 10% with news of the quarterly losses. >> if you are a verizon customer on an unlimited land, prepare for slowdowns. 4g who byprioritize their data by the gigabyte over unlimited plans. the limited users will face lower speeds while the rest of the customers maintain faster speeds. s will unlimited useres face lower speeds.