is feet away from the atlantic ocean in montauk. beach going, fishing enthusiasts by the way, it describes the home as a beach cottage. here is the rub. this is probably not just a pandemic phenom. details the unit was built in 1975. previously listed for rent at $15,000 a month. and the area has attracted big-name deep pocketed buyers and renters like jimmy buffet, site vitamin water founder and dan loeb f you're a billionaire, one million plus for a single wide may not seem extreme. in the past year 10 mobile homes sold between $675,000 and 1.4 million. bottom line? trailers are hip for rich people and nowhere like the hamptons for my money though, neil, if i'm paying a million dollars for a place it better half its own bathroom. neil: you're in a pricey neck of the woods, right? reporter: i guess so. neil: location, location, location. gerri, thank you very much. suzanne miller joins us right now, love getting her read on things because she is expert on things new york, empire state properties founder and president. suzanne we we

samantha montauk tells abc 7 she was caught in the middle. >> the metal barricade fell over.people were stepping all over me. like dominoes, everyone was tumbling. people were stepping on my hair, my arm. i was not able to get up. jobina: she says she got hurt and has a huge bruise on her arm and leg. on sunday the promoter called the incident minor and said there were no injuries. that is something that upset samantha. >> i'm still not able to use my arm. i am having to miss work. i was really frustrated to read that they commented there were no injuries or anything like that. jobina: we reached out to the promoter again, but have not heard back. julian: next week is fleet week. more than one million people are expected to converge on san francisco. the warning is to plan ahead and take public transportation if you plan to come to the city. >> if you have to drive, make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your car. the time to remove the valuables is not when you park. unfortunately, there is a certain element of will be looking for that. julian: tell your friends comi

and shannon, you've been sitting next to me in reading montauk. and what jumped out to? you >> a jumps out to me that's pretty light on the legal citation and legal. analysis and i think they were really overwhelmed by the strength of the justice department's filing. have not been able to respond to that, they are reiterating a couple of points. they see the danger in the justice departments argument that trump has no standing to ask for the special master. so they're trying to lean back into that saying, of course, he has a privacy and trust in his residents and they have to sort of gloss over the fact that he may not have any property rights in materials. >> if somebody can tell is this more about a special master argument or is this more about responding to the other new factual details of the d.o.t. laid out yesterday? >> this is an iteration leaning into the special master argument. they can test what responsibilities the special master should have, they want this special master to have very broad power here because they really want him to oversee the criminal inves

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. >> wenner and nye now live in montauk with their three kids.ugh hell there for a few years. >> yeah. >> starts with a heart attack basically. >> a heart attack. a broken leg. three back operations. infection. four eye operations. it was more than enough. >> what were you thinking in the middle of all that? >> you learn a lot about yourself when you face that kind of experience. >> what did you learn? >> how precious life is, how lucky you are to still be alive, how important it is to have friends and family. >> when wenner and i last met in 2017, his son gus had taken over day to day editing of the magazine. which they had put up for sale. a few months later, penske media bought "rolling stone." gus was asked to stay. his father was not. >> it was time to get out for me. i had seen the glory days. we put out one of the best magazines of our times, arguably. >> from the way you describe it, it wasn't easy letting go. >> yeah. it was difficult at first, the transition offal w, well, i thoi would still be in charge or they would come to me for wha

going to get the promotion the guy in the office that we see every day or the guy who's working from montauk hashed to stay focused. i get distracted oh, there's a cobb webb in the corner of my kitchen or the dog is running by me i need to feed him he needs to go to the bathroom yeah, you schedule zoom calls and then they're 20 minutes or 10 minutes longer than you scheduled. it's not productive. a lot of wasted time on zoom calls. yesterday i walked into one of my executive's office. some people in the office were on the zoom call i said, have that meeting in the conference room. that's why they have conference rooms. at least the people on the call can do it together that facilitates community, loyalty and it's -- you can recruit people much easier when they're getting calls at home than when they're in the office and everybody around them is saying, who's that call from i know that ceos generally want people back in the office. nobody's worried right now, contrary to what joe said. the whole market has changed on the employment front like right now goldman sachs is going to layoff some wo