in the book, bob elliott is actually missy elliott's dad? > a common mistake. >> jimmy: the physical resemblance leans more toward bob. >> you would thinking that, no, no. >> jimmy: you also claim that you worked with marlon brando. >> i met him. it tells my life story. growing up in the tough neighborhood of the posh upper eastside of manhattan. then, you know my various affairs like tried to hit on me. >> jimmy: surprised me. >> carnival cruise line, made the ship sink just to get away from her. and i was lost at sea for a while. >> jimmy: how long were you at sea? >> for about three weeks without any water. >> jimmy: amazing. >> i lost my virginity to a durado, a type of fish. it was really very beautiful though. >> jimmy: you did -- >> at that point i washed up on brando's private island. >> jimmy: wow. wow. >> that's when i met him. he taught me a little thing, the banana dance. >> jimmy: yes, the banana dance. >> goes way back. >> jimmy: he taught you himself. >> we had a falling out the i sort of deflowered his bride. and then, we had

bob elliott has been in line since 5:30 this morning waiting for the ticket booth to open. >> i'm going to get standing room tickets. gotta be here. >> reporter: they wrote a song for the team. ♪ >> reporter: a nats national anthem. >> i smell a world series coming on. >> reporter: as washington prepares for game three against st. louis, these pups are donning jerseys, dressing for the first playoff game in 79 years. this fan is prepping and primping. she has a nats man cure. yes, a nats, man cure. >> since we clinched, i do this every night so it stays fresh. >> hottest ticket in town. >> reporter: take a look at this little fan. isn't she adorable? the last time a baseball team was in the playoffs at home, a gallon of gas cost ten cents. a new car cost $445. the tickets are going for that much today. melissa mollet, news 4. >> it was well worth the weight. the key is to come happy and leave happier today. >> oh, yes. >> you should know that several streets around nationals park are already closed. if you are heading to the game, metro is running extra trains to get you to the ballpark

we get immediate action, elliott warren from kotke and associates, michael gurka of spectrum asset management in chicago. rounding out our coverage as always bob pisani here. elliott, let me kick this off with you and the energy market moves, gasoline on the move today. how was business after the two-day shutdown? >> it was a little choppy today. we saw unleaded gas rally strongly this morning. i think people are keeping an eye on what happens with the bayway refinery in new jersey. the news initially was it won't get started back up for the next week or two and there was some hope it might start up sooner and the markets hailed off towards the end of the day. >> the bottom line is people cannot get gasoline all over new jersey, right? i was talking to someone earlier who was saying that the gas guys in one station they were taking advantage and changing the price all over the place. what is this doing to the market? >> well the real problem in new jersey is that there's no electricity so the gas pumps, they could have all the gasoline in the world in the tanks but if they can't get it out of the ground it's not doing anybody any good. it's re