. >> state senator ray lesniak's house.he. >> the tougher days intent. >> big ones, little ones. >> working very hard on this hobby of mine. >> the 1st classic cars. ran from 1965 until september 11. i'm about a hundred miles north of new york city at the museum in kingston, new york. as you might know the mother are number of old train cars, but one in particular should catch your eye. it's an old pack train car. a subway car recovered from the basement of the world trade center on september 11. the port authority was storing the item at a hangar near jfk. >> a lucky happenstance that this con the one next to it did not get crushed. the other cars got crushed out right or had to pull the parts to get them out. on the exterior that are scratches and dents, but otherwise the cars largely intact. >> the president of the museum described an emotional day when the car made the voyage to its new home. ♪ >> on one hand, we are glad that we have it here, but it is nothing to jump for joy about because of the sadness of the day it

. >> i know ray lesniak. you should brace yourself. >> the lieutenant governor. >> because -- >> what do we got? >> giorgio armani or nothing at all. >> i don't know what he means. >> it seems like it is really selling out. 128 was a cafÉ. there is something about it. >> you wonder how much of it is spontaneous. different kind of applause. opera class. and sometimes you get tired. give the other hand. the opera clap. sit on your seat and clap when you are obliged to clap. then you have the enthusiastic phony as it often is. and then sometimes the reaction from the other party is not so polite. >> if republicans can read new line and there is says applaud loudly yes. >> has anyone ever been sued? >> no one wants to build governor when the state police are in the room. >> you always hold out hope. >> from 20 years ago. >> i was four. >> you were four. >> so was i. >> whether political institutions. >> good to see you. it's over there. >> i can't walk the right carpet. >> we just need more women. >> what really