between n sink and lou perlman. >> when you're getting up at 5:00 in the morning and going to radio andd somewhere else at is going to the steak houses and making 75% of the money, all of a sudden, it's like, wait, something's got to change. >> we are generating so much revenue and all of the stuff, where is all of that money. >> reporter: perlman had taken 'n sync to the top of the chart but perlman sued threatening to take the band's name and block them from performing. 'n sync countersued. >> reporter: if we separated we would lose johnny wright and our connections and lose our record label and lose all of these things and end up back at square one singing, you know, at the downtown high school. >> reporter: in the end, lawsuits were settled out of court. >> right now it's basically about the fans and our music and we're so proud that all of our fans came out here to support us. >> joo signed to a new record label, justin and 'n sync went to another record label, no strings attached. ♪ bye-bye ♪ you may hate me but no doubt bye-bye bye ♪ >> that is really cool. >> reporter: first wee

i didn't know ron perlman. the guy that owns rev lon. and i said, okay. he said, he'll make you a deal. i said all right, he said, take it. so i became a consult tan on the board of revlon. i was there six or seven years, an office right next to andy stein who had been my opponent for so long. so i'm a very fortunate fellow. it's no exaggeration when i say, winter not for so many good friends -- not just the people who gave me money or voted for me but a whole lot of folks, many of them here tonight, and you don't know what effort it takes to resist calling the names of each one of you. so arnie you will understand if i don't call your name. i got to tell you, it's a certainty, but clearly not all voters -- some but clearly not all voters prefer to vote for one of their own color or religion or ethnic background, what have you. it's not necessarily a bad thing. it's just the way it is. i'm not wise enough to know if it's a learned behavior or just plain human nature, but it was a certainty i became he 106th 106th mayor of the city of new york because a wh

vernon jordan called me and said ron perlman will call and ask to meet with you. i didn't know ron perlman, you know, he's the guy that owns revlon. and i said, okay. he said he'll make you a deal. i said, all right. he said, take it. [laughter] so i became a consultant with a seat on one of his small boards, not revlon. i must have been there for six or seven years. had an office right next to andy stein who had been my opponent for so long. so i'm a very fortunate fellow. it is no exaggeration when i say that were it not for so many good friends -- i don't mean just the people who gave me money or voted for me, but i mean a whole lot of folks -- many of them here tonight. and you don't know what effort it a takes -- it takes to resist calling names of each one of you. so, arnie, you will understand if i don't call your name. [laughter] i've got to tell you, it's a certainty, but clearly not all voters -- there's some, but clearly not all voters prefer to vote for someone of their own color or religion or ethnic background, what have you. it's not necessarily a b

ron perlman, i'm told, hosts the best yacht party. back to the u.s., back to business in new york with the clinton global initiative, philanthropy conference where they gather, figure out how to save the world. as one billionaire told me, it's like a community. you see the same people. it's just the back drop that changes throughout the world. >> pretty nice backdrop, indeed. come sit down, robert frank, because we -- >> that robert story made me feel so fly like a g-6. that's all i got to say. >> you've already upgraded from the g-5. >> apparently i can't find a g-6 if i wanted one, right? >> that's why they flip them, isn't it? >> exactly. it's interesting. it shows how it's this more self-enclosed culture, the circuit of the same people, the same parties but the back drop changes. these events are very lavish so you get all the escolades, yachts, a moveable feast. >> do they have an ecosystem that follows them? >> oh, absolutely. >> their entourage. >> what business follows them from place to place? butler convention or entourage?

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. >> reporter: in boston, kate perlman is off to the airport with daughter abigail and to florida toiving. she got a decent deal op airfare and found a great bargain on parking. >> check your mileage and your gas. >> at a new service she tried over the summer. >> i got a check for $50, i got three quarters of tank of gas and i didn't have to pay for parking for the ten days when we were gone which was over $150. so it was win, win, win. >> she's now a repeat customer at flight car, operating in three major cities since launching in february. san francisco, boston and most recently los angeles, allowing travelers to park for free with one catch. the catch, someone may rent your car while you're gone. if they don't, it will just sit in parking lot like these but you won't owe anything. but if it's rented there will be money waiting for you. flight car gets you to and from the terminal, ensures vehicles up to a million dollars, screens renters for good driving records and pays owners between 5 and 20 cents a mile. they're quick to fix the occasional uh-oh. >> getting it re paired for me