right now we are getting tickets for picking up passengers from hotels because all the limos are lined up. you have to double park to load the luggage and they come and pass and take your number, and they send you ticket for $110, and these are the regulations these three past years they put on us. there are hundreds of different regulations and on the other hand they put regulation if the luggage is over size of the trunk you have to get it back inside the cab. you only allowed to charge 1 dollar. i mean they are like -- they making all the rules without inviting us, without sharing with us what kind of business is this? i am tired of doing this business anymore. i am trying to sell my medallion and find something else. there is no retirement here. there is no health care here. after 33 years i don't have health insurance because i can't afford it. i thought they started -- you know, we came to meetings and working with her but i see there is a lot -- hidden hands, not letting her to do her job. pushing to just collect money from the cab industry for a different purpose. these monies

everyone is taking our money, the credit card companies, the limos, and you're hearing the same thing over and over. stick to the rules. stick to the regulations. stick to what you're supposed to do. thank you. >> do you care to state your name for the record ma'am? >> my name is ms. pardinea, big dog taxi, 16 years on the list. thank you. >> good evening honorable commissioners. i have been living in the city for 29 years driving a car for almost 24 years on the medallion waiting list for almost 14 years. yeah, i said it. okay. can i start over again? >> state your name. >> okay. good evening honorable commissioners. i have been living in the city for 29 years, driving a car for 24 years. on the medallion waitings list for 14 years and i am maline m alick. we have been good afternoon the right of appeal. this is the process. if you don't the city attorney says -- all due respect to the city attorney, the board can hold appeal of the individual permits but not the number of the permits. if you think about it when you get the number of permits to the taxi companies that is the denial o

they weren't happy with security and a couple of units went out and it abated and people went in the limos to get out of the area and i am going to work with the parlor because we did see improvement how the club was being run and we need to get back to that level, and the last thing is a noise complaint at the parlor again and on the 14th of october at about 12:00 o'clock at night, and those are all the different things. >> yeah. questions? >> i have one question for you. so the parlor bus legislation went through and it's more about drinking and age specific drinking. it's not about their responsibilities. is there anything that central station can do to dissuade party buss from coming to broadway? i know you don't let them double park? is that right? you make them drop off at certain spots? is that right? >> right. they can't stop at broadway and go down the street and can be helpful if they're dropping off at a location and they have to come up and that way when the bar is closing they're not waiting outside for the bus. they're going to a different location. the legislation i have see

and he had nowhere to go. >> the limo finally loses control and crashes. hend the driver and then realize there's also a passenger along for the wild ride. and when police ask the driver the reason he fled -- >> he just thought that he had a suspended license, and that's why he took off. >> now instead of facing a minor offense the suspect, dane christian, is convicted of criminal and traffic violations, including reckless driving and reckless endangerment in four separate jurisdictions. he is sentenced to three years' probation. his passenger is not charged. >> talented. talented. what you could use that for, i don't know. but he had some ability. he didn't get away, though. >> it's impressive to see what officers face every day, working to keep their communities safe. but some of these stories would be hard to believe if they weren't captured by dashboard cameras. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera."

. >> we had hordes of screaming teenage girls outside the hotel mobbing us and climbing on the limo. t was fabulous. >> reporter: he took these photos of what must have been one of the great recording sessions of all time for the album "after." >> it was an extraordinary session. out of the session came "painted black" and "under my thumb." >> reporter: as seen in the book, one on one, he snapped the stones' most iconic early covers. >> this is how the rolling stones are supposed to look, shaggy, slightly bedraggled, worn out, stoned. >> reporter: and as the band turns 50rks they don't look that different. >> is everybody ready? >> is everybody ready? >> are you ready? >> reporter: it may only be rock 'n' roll, but, man, do we love it! i'm nick schifrin in london. >> amazing. >> institution. they are, man. that brings us to the facebook question of the day. >> what is your favorite rolling stones song? log on to wnnfans.com. let us know. believe it or not, mick jagger is 69 years old. you do great impression. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expand

satisfaction >> we had hordes of screaming teenage girls outside the hotel mobbing us and climbing on the limo these photographs, which must have been one of the great recording sessions of all time for the album -- >> it was an extraordinary session. out of the sessions came songs like "painted black" and "under my thumb." >> reporter: and as seen in his book "one on one," he snapped one of the most iconic covers. >> this is how the rolling stones were supposed to look, this shaggy, slightly bedraggled, worn-out stoned. >> reporter: and today as the band turns 50, they don't look that different. >> is everybody ready? >> is everybody ready? >> are you ready? >> reporter: even critics out there know they are not too old to rock 'n roll and neither are their fans. and will you ever stop going to stones concerts? >> well, it depends on who lasts longer, and right now, those guys are in a lot better shape than i am. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction >> reporter: it may only be rock 'n roll, but, man, do we love it. for "good morning america," i'm nick schifrin in london. >> and coming up here on "gma

. >> reporter: david petraeus sped away from the capitol in his limo, leaving members of congress to describe the former c.i.a. director's closed-door testimony. according to republican senator saxby chambliss, petraeus never had any doubt about what to call the attack on the american consulate in benghazi. >> there was no question in the mind of anybody that this was an act of terrorism from the get-go. >> reporter: by the morning after, the c.i.a. knew some of the attackers who killed four americans were members of extremist groups. yet president obama refraind from calling it a terrorist attack when he spoke with steve kroft on "60 minutes" that afternoon. >> do you believe this was a terrorist attack? >> well, it's too early to know exactly how this came about, what group was involved, but obviously it was an attack on americans. >> reporter: from intercepts of cell phone calls and text messages during the attack, the c.i.a. knew some of the attackers belonged to al qaeda in maghreb, a north african affiliate of al qaeda. but petraeus testified any mention of al qaeda was >> ed: t

they're in the limo and getting ready to drive to the white house.e been pouring over election results to figure out how president obama won and why mitt romney lost. let's discuss it with three of our expert panelists right now. anna, look at this, chris chr t christie was asked by mitt romney lost, and he said he didn't get enough votes. with bush in 2004, he got had 44% of the latino vote, mccain got 31%, romney, yesterday, got 27% of the latino vote. the fastest growing segment of our population, what did he do wrong? >> i think he tried to establish his conservative bon fides that he didn't have. on issues that were important to latinos and he never quite recovered. i also think they started too late. it wasn't until after the primary where we saw a big blitz. mitt romney has been running for president for eight years, she should have put time and energy into it long before that. >> the president got 93% of the american vote, 71% of the latino vote, that makes up about 23% of the total population. he only got 39% of the white vote. he got 44% la

the voters. >>> new state fines for high- tech taxi and limo services. public utilities commission claims uber list and sigh car are operating without required per miss. the companies use smartphone apps to schedule rides. the commission director says they have been operating without the agency's approval. they have 20 days to pay fines or file an appeal. >>> 5:50 now. starbucks expanding its empire and walmart bringing food straight to you. >> plus it promises hours of energy. the popular drink that now may be linked to a more than dozen deaths. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is the holiday season. the holiday ice rink opening up at the embarcadero center. if you are heading there, chance of showers, 60 degrees this weekend. >> just about all the overnight roadwork is pick up around the bay area still no hot spots out there. a live look at several bridges, golden gate bridge traffic flowin nicely, some delays across the bay bridge. >>> today is the great american smoke-out. the american cancer society began the event in 1977 to get smokers to give up their cig

report suggests there was no reason for the price spikes because inventory levels were building at the time. limodriver i talked to told me he is not surprised by the research. >> they keep making a ton of money, hand over fist all the time, and it's just, whatever little reason, it just seems they bump the price up. >> we have reached out to both shell and chevron for a reaction this report. shell has not yet responded, and chevron spokesperson we reached told us she will review the report and prepare a response. if will be -- this report will be presented to lawmakers in a hearing that begins at 10:0a.m., here in san francisco. we will obviously be covering that hearing on the noon news today. >>> san francisco police say they arrested a suspected drunk driver just hours ago, who left behind a path of destruction across the mission distribution. a chp officer tried to stop the female driver on i 80 about 2:00 this morning. she reportedly smashed into a parked car, injuring a man at 15th. she kept driving crashing into another car, and electrical box at 17th and south van necessary. she faced fe

. >>> for seniors it can be hard to get to the polls but one business wants to make sure they can have a chance to vote. wiley funeral home offers seniors limo rides in polls today. throughout the day limousines will pick up people in the harlem park and wood lawn and owings mills communities. >>> astronauts can vote. mission control at the johnson space center can e-mail a digital version of the ballot and people living in the international space station once they can cast the ballot they can vote and the vote of the ballots come back down to earth on the same path they are voting authorities. there are two americans at the iss both opted to vote on earth before heading into space. >>> that right there distance is not a problem when it comes to voting and weather shouldn't be a issue. >> especially when you have lynette who can prepare you as you head out the door. >> you will need the big coat. don't think a light jacket is going to suffice. you need the coat with the fur and also if you are waiting in the lines, bring something to put on your head like a hat, maybe some earmuffs because if you were waiting in line it's going at thattic at

the boat ramp. it just looks to me like a limo van, doesn't it, but it sort of has that boat look to it. this thing is like james bondish. the van backs down and all of a sudden you hear a boat motor start up. watch what this thing does. i've never seen one of these things before. >> oh! >> no way! >> okay, that's cool. >> the van like birthedthe boat. >> flawlessly. >> the van has a boat hauler chassis and the boat rides up on the back. you never have to trail anything behind you on some hitch, it's all in one, compact. >> you can hang out in the boat on land. it is supposed to accommodate four to six people. you saw how there was a bag door to the boat. i wonder if that connects up to the back seat of the van. >> absolutely. >> you're right, yeah. the whole front end kind of clam shells open. >> i want one. >>> this one is actually really difficult to watch because it is a kitten in a gorilla enclosure at the busch gardens in tampa, florida. the kitten is cornered by the gorillas. >> oh, no, he's picking it up by the little tail. >> when they can't figure out what he is? they toss him.

he asked two seniors there if they would like a ride to the rally in his limo. also chatted with voters and senior voters and told a 7-year-old, no dating until you're 30 years old, end quote. how will things change, perhaps, if president obama is defeated? i asked editor in chief of the economists how closely the international community might be paying attention. >> i think the world is now watching the race extremely closely. that always happens with american elections because the person who gets elected to the white house is the most powerful person in the world, so everybody else has to pay attention. in this particular race, i think up to that first debate, there was an assumption in the rest of the world, perhaps as there was in america, that obama was going to win. but now there's also the horse race element. not only does it affect the rest of the world but it's actually very exciting as well, one of the great shows in the world. >> so your newspaper points out that this president was saddled with the biggest economic burden since 1933, and contrary to s

we're going to let her ride with me in my limo to the high school, okay? >> great. >> we're going to go have a cup of coffee. >> she's too young to vote, but you could still call her vice preside president biden's new bff, best friend forever. he made a stop at a nearby high school. the 17-year-old told him that the rally was at her school but she couldn't go because she had to work. so the vp gave her and her twin brother a ride to the event, that after she assured the vice president that she could get a ride back to work. if it seems to you that the candidates are hitting the same states over and over and over, well, you are right. they're pouring all of their energy and most of their advertising money into those so-called battleground states where the choice for president is not yet considered a loss. those things change slightly every four years, but these are the battleground of 2012 right here. president obama is polling better than romney in most of them, but well within the margins of error. that means all nine battlegrounds can go either way. elec

it's like the general public is going out there and doing their own limo, their own homo cab, their own lift cab, their own sight car. it's endless. so who is going to remain to regulate the top? at this point the sf mta -- there's lots things out on the road as a cab driver i could get to my customers much more efficiently creating left turns on market somewhere. things that the muni buses have, benefits. we don't have none of this. none of this for us. what we do have -- what i am seeing i am sorry. i just feel there is no future. you have heard it. i am starting to feel customeret get in the cab and they're asking -- you know, is there a reason they're not answering the phones, and granted there is this new thing that is bold new. information highway way and the websites and infiltrating it is system and changed the industry in general. nevertheless this isn't a reason for the big companies to come in and to exploitd the working class, the cab drivers in this case. the public out there right now that would like to come to the meeting but they can't. they're standing on the corner, th

. >>> seniors who can't drive to the polling places could be picked up in style. wiley funeral homes is offering limo rides to seniors in baltimore city and baltimore county. they will pick up neighbors in harm you will park wood lawn and owings mills. the time for pick upvaries so we poeted -- posted it at abc2news.com. >>> if you are one of the nervous flyers, you probablyfeel any landing you walk away from is a good one. >> some may differ especially after a plane clipped a suv and and it's not the first time. >> how does that happen? >>> you've got to check this out a small plane coming for landing clips the top of an s. u -- s you v. this is not -- suv. this is not the first time there's been a collision at this airport. three been nine accidents in the past few years in 2008 a plane landed on top of the other. some athe road is too close to the runway and needs to be better marked to warn drivers. >> that's jaw dropping video and the poor guy in the car. >> lynette you like to fly. >> not anymore. >> not in the lawyer mothers. >> i wond he if the car knew it was coming he didn't accelerate or a

the committee. >> documents we obtain show employees accepted pricey gifts, including limo ride and massages. >> veterans comes first. >> and also during the questioning, agency was unable to see how much it was spending. perhaps as much as $85 million a year. when an agency executive, damaging the reputation of da workers, this is the response. >> don't you ever accuse a democrat or a republican on this committee of slapping any of the hard working 300,000 va a employees. rest assured it's the leadership that we're concerned with. >> we have a copy of up with of the agendas from one the orlando conferences. time was set aside for a dance party and even a trek to universal studio. scott mcfarland,. >> and we've seep their name -- seen their name for three decades. the high-tech exhict in the vietnam memorial in three minutes. >>> they asked congress to stop upcoming spending cuts in education. the teachers group said to set off the fiscal cliff. the automatic budget cuts set for january 1st will mean fewer teachers and programs like head start. >> salaries has been frozen for over five years. we just can

coming up next we take you on a trip to the future, market moving news we'll watch for tomorrow. liz: forget taking a regular limont. you can take the popemobile. remember that thing? remember it? we have the details next. ♪ . we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, a ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. [ camera flash ] great... were you profitable last month? how much money is in your checking account? have the browns paid you for their addition yet? your finances are scattered all over the place. what are your monthly expenses? you keep your receipts in plastic baggies? seriously? [ announcer ] get it done and get it off your mind... with quickbooks. organize your small business finances... all in one place. quickbooks pulls in information from other sources. even online banking and customer information. visit tryquickbooksfree.com today to start for free. and now your business can be at your fingertips, anywhere, wi

the medicals talking to. someone we don't know they don't know but they fear he's being held at camp limo near in djibouti and a tourist us anti terrorist base where he may be the victim of an american rendition program in which suspects are unlawfully taken to third party states to be illegally detained and tortured the hashi family want on says to simple questions like what the allegations are against maddie where he is located and whether he's even alive but when it comes to matters of intelligence they're faced with a wall of silence lawyers acting on behalf of the hashi family have received just this response from the government it has been the policy of successive governments neither to confirm or deny. speculation allegations or assertion in respect of intelligence matters this policy is maintained and the cornyn the the secretary of state can either confirm nor deny the allegations made on behalf of your client and these cases a classic case where profiling and you know kind of almost ludicrous policies within this war on terror have resulted in an innocent individual helpless young man effectively ha

dollar for dollar reduction in the budget the first time, i think, in fifty years or that took place and he got that done. it required working, sending a limo secretly to the senate to bring the senator to, bird, i believe it was to the white house to come in and to be courted in effect and held up high and, you know, be beloved by the junior president of the united states, his junior when they were in the senate together and he got the most significant civil rights legislation passed in american history. all in six weeks. all because of leadership. all because he if not let go. it it required grabbing people by the shoulder and not letting them leave until they decided they were going support him. that's how it required. if that required dirk zen that it would be shameful to pose the civil right legislation. that's what it required. if it was to pay home imagine to someone who needed to have home imagine paid to them in order to change the segregation dispute he did. my pound is that leadership matters. i'm honored amongst lards and i hope you stay the course. whether you lose or win that's secondary to changing the course of the country's

limo ride to go vote. wiley funeral homes offers seniors a chance to get to the polling locations in style. they will pick up people in harlem park wood lawn and owings mills. we will have exact locations at abc2news.com. >>> voters nationwide are getting ready to head to the polls casting their ballots in less than an hour. polling places will be a buzz across the country. >> absolutely. and all the eyes are on a few key battleground states and those voters could determine which candidates become the next president. >> let's look at what's happening now. this morning, in the important swing states. >> reporter: i am from cincinnati and polls here in hamilton county are preparing to open. a cold start to the day as voters head out on this election day. but of course, not too many people worried about the weather as all eyes are on ohio. many experts say whoever takes hamilton county is more than likely to take ohio. i have been in cleveland and voting weather is expected to be rate. no rain in the forecast. temperature wise mid-40s ohio is the state to watch in this presidential election. m

just like a limo makes a prom queen's night special, zeebox turns watching tv into a party with friends. download zeebox free, and have thele expert sissy biggers is back from the first-ever fine chocolate show in chicago with a roundup of all things chocolate. how are you, sissy? >> i'm great. it was amazing. it's the first time they did it in chicago, it is the first city for chocolate. they manufacture so much there. >> i didn't realize that. >> i'm going to show you some of that. >> first, when i got back, i had a craving for chocolate jewelry. i went to wendy mar in miami, your biggest fan in miami. she set up lovely rings for you girls. >> is this real chocolate? >> real chocolate. when you eat it, you can return it to wendy and she'll rechocolate or make it with real jewels for you. >> for the women who have everything, this is perfect. >> here's a history of chicago and chocolate. since 139, ever walking on the north side of chicago and you think you smell chocolate, you do. they manufacture and process most of the cocoa in the united states. of course, this is the fannie mae brand. they are leaders now in artisma

the news. that makes tv even better. if your tv were a prom queen, zeebox would be a stretch limo. limo helps make a prom queen's night special, zeebox turns watching tv into a party with friends by letting you connect, share and chat about all your favorite shows. download zeebox free, and have the night of your life with your tv. this market is a chaotic place. i doubt things will change much over the next few weeks. now is the time to prepare for the worst. hope for the best but prepare for the worst. if your portfolio is diversified and you understand how to execute you should be able to protect yourself and go right through the deliver to the other side and that's why we play "am i diversified?" where you call or tweet me and tell me your top five holdings and i tell you if you're diversified enough. we'll start with @henry miller, 100, let's see what he says. he says #mad tweets am i diversified, bp, pepsi, pepsico, apple and nova scotia and a win we know that win is win stream, and let's see. there's that 24 music! let's go to work. bns nova scotia, pepsico, fine job, great

real dollar for dollar reduction in the budget the first time i think in 50 years, when that took place. he got that done. and it required working, sending a limosecretly to the senate to bring the senator, senator byrd i believe it was to the white house, to come in and to be courted, and held up high, and the beloved by virginia, now president of the united states, his junior when they were in the senate together. and then he got the most significant civil rights legislation passed in american history. all within six weeks. all because of leadership. all because he did not let go. if it required grabbing people by the shoulders and not letting them leave until they decided that they're going to support him, that's how it works. if it required telling jerks and it would be shameful for the leader of the republican party, a party of lincoln to oppose civil rights legislation, that's what it required. if it. it goes to pay homage to someone who needed to have homage paid to them in order to change their deeply held segregationist views, he did it. my point is that leadership matters. and i'm honored to be among the leaders and i hope you stay th

just like a limo makes a prom queen's night special, zeebox turns watching tv into a party with friends. download zeebox free, and have theican horror story." she currently stars in the new abc show, "nashville," which premieres wednesday night at 10:00 p.m. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome connie britton! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: connie britton, you look gorgeous as always. >> you look gorgeous as always. >> jimmy: nice to see you. last time -- every time i see you, you're just always dolled up. >> i know. >> jimmy: just here or at the emmys. >> i know. it's true. >> jimmy: you looked gorgeous at the emmys as well. >> we need to get casual. >> jimmy: we need to just get cas together. >> i know, but i do love seeing you at the emmys. >> jimmy: it's fun, right? >> yeah, the year that you hosted, and kyle chandler and i sat in the front row. >> jimmy: yeah, i just talked to you between commercial breaks. >> i know, you were like, "hey, guys, what's up?" and i was like, "he's making me calm. calm." >> jimmy: oh, please. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was a big night. it was fun stuff. now you have -- so you went from "fr

. >> reporter: sally quinn grew up the daughter of buffalo bill quinn, a three-star general. z >> he had his own private train, his own plane, a limos saluting you, everyone is telling you yes, sir, they get to tell you you're right, and you don't get to tell anyone they're right in the military. >> we have a war that's actually being waged in afghanistan, and one of the ways we make ourselves okay with that is to make celebrities out of the men we've asked to lead these wars. >> reporter: from desert storm to afghanistan. the generals who ran the wars, schwartzkopf, powell, allen. >> whether they kept their pants on doesn't make them a bad leader. they all had affairs, yet they kept position because they were great leaders. >> reporter: times have changed, especially for a military man in a civilian job no longer protected by those four stars. it all goes back to the old saying, rank has its privileges. and as we learned this week, it also has its pitfalls. >> andrea mitchell here with us. so much to talk about. let's talk about the fraught period of transition, which really is the heart of this. from putting on the same green uni

the higher end is going to pay a lot more, but it's going to hit the whole spectrum, suzanne, and you know, what's interesting is that limo he told me, look, poppy, if i'm running my business, working around the clock, and i'm not making much, 4% to 5% and i could make the same selling my business and putting that money in a portfolio, then i'm just going to sell my business. if he does that, there goes 75 jobs. that's the big issue here. >> this affects so many 350e78. this has to be avoided. i mean, you have -- they have to come together and work this out because you're right. a lot of small businesses really just in a state o limbo at this point. poppy, thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> we're following a story, an explosion at the social security administration building. this is casa grande, arizona. that is halfway between phoenix and tucson. casa grande police say this explosion, this blast, was caused by a device that detonated at the rear of the building. you see the black markings there outside extensive damage to the doorway, to that car. there are several other businesses that are also inside of thi

the first time i think in 50 years that took place. he got that dond. it required working, sending a limo secretly to the senate to bring the senator to -- senator byrd, to the white house to come in and to be courted and held up high and be beloved by the junior, now president, of the united states, his junior when they were in the senate together. then he got the most significant civil rights legislation passed in american history. all in six weeks. all because of leadership. all because he did not let go. if it required grabbing people by the shoulders and not letting them leave until they decided they were going to support him, that's how it workt. if it required telling dirksen it would be shameful for the people of the republican party, the party of lincoln, to oppose civil rights legislation, that's what it required. if it was to pay homage to someone who needed to have homage paid to them to change their deeply held segregationist views, he did t my point is that leadership matters. i am honored to be amongst leaders and i hope you stay the course. whether you win or lose in the p

the all-new 2013 lexus ls f sport. an entirely new pursuit. that makes tv even better. if your tv were a prom queen, zeebox would be a stretch limo.ke a limo helps make a prom queen's night special, zeebox turns watching tv into a party with friends by letting you connect, share and chat about all your favorite shows. download zeebox free, and have the night of your life with your tv. >>> we have a lot of homework to catch up on. last night susan in new jersey asked about ohi, stock with an 8% yield. so seems so big it raised a red flag. i'm calling it too good to be true, perhaps. omega is a real estate investment trust located in 33 states. they are high quality operators, we are concerned if medicare reimbursement rate cuts come to fruition, investors might fear a cut in the dividend. avoid this reit until we get clarity. wednesday, raul wanted info on invn. i had to get back to him. this is a favulous company, not fabulous, technology embedded in chips that allows to track human motions from smart phones to gaming devices to video cameras. stock down 29%, sudden departure of the ceo. broader macroeconomic worries. i say no nee

real dollar for dollar reduction in the budget the first time, i think, in fifty years that took place. he got that done. and it required working sending a limosecret throughout senate to bring senatorbird to the white house to come in and to be courted in effect and held up high and, you know, be beloved by the junior now president of the united states junior when they were in the senate together and then he got the most significant civil rights legislation passed in american history. all with six weeks. all because of leadership. all because he did not let go. it it required grabbing people by the shoulder and not letting them leave until they decided they were going support him. that's how to worked. it it required telling every dirk zen it would be shameful for the party of lincoln to oppose civil right lotion. that's what it required. it it was to pay home imagine to someone who needed to have home imagine paid to them in order change their deeply held segregationist views, he did it. my point is that leadership matters. i'm hon mored to be amongst leaders. i hope you stay the course. whether you win or lose in the political realm. that

take three here, calling it holy moly, the popemobile, the sacred vehicle is now for hire, rented limoscan you rent the popemobile for 400 something bucks. >> on the streets of dublin. >> i've already put in a reservation for when my unimportant child is born in 2025 for their prom, you know, no funny business is going to happen in that popemobile. >> that would be wrong. >> i don't know if either of you have been to a bachelor party, hold a bachelor party inside the popemobile. >> that would be sacreligious. >> when my child is going to be excellent, the way i know that will be, prom will be fine. >> the cost is $325 an hour, fits about 14 people, i don't know who you can fight over who sits in the pope's chair. >> the pope hot tub. >> we're running out of time. can we get a quick shot of the treadmill desk, called the trek desk, 429, who is going to get on it? >> i took my shoes enna bush ha get up on there. >> it's fall so don't fall. >> there's times of study. i can go faster. >> you already have the treadmill and you can go your business. >> put your laptop right here. >> collate s

limo. [ sloop! ] you're already talking big bucks. and we haven't even mentioned what you're going to wear. [ cash register dings ] that's why this particular shopping experience is very special. all the dresses here have been donated. and they're to be given -- for free -- to students. this program is called operation prom, and it was started by a woman who used to work as an event planner. >> and i was planning lots of weddings, meeting brides with their bridesmaids that were going to have these bridesmaids' dresses that they were never gonna wear again. so, it inspired me to give them back to girls who were in need of dresses for their prom. >> there are dresses in every imaginable color, size and style. and they're in great condition because almost every one of them has been worn only once, if at all. who donates the clothes? >> we get dresses from everywhere, from people just cleaning out their closet to stores that have to get rid of inventory. >> jacqueline is miss westchester teen. she gave operation prom the gown she wore for her beauty pageant. >> i donated my winning dress because i felt amazing in it and i wanted other girls to have that same feeling when they're going to

the savings. that makes tv even better. if your tv were a prom queen, zeebox would be a stretch limo.this enchanting union, comes a sunroof she can scream from... i'm goin' to prom! [ male announcer ] ...and a driver named bruce that she can re-name james... faster, james! [ male announcer ] ...just 'cause. download zeebox free, and have the night of your life with your tv. >>> the republican party is in crisis. what can they possibly do to fix their demographics problem? 36-point gap along single women, 40-point gap along latinos and more than 90-point gap along african-americans and 24% gap among young people. in other words, major problems with every group that is increasing in size. after careful thought and reflection, i've got a few bits of wiss come. first, let's talk about your lady problems. >> what would you call someone of who wants us to pay for her to have sex? what would you call that woman? you'd call them a slut, prostitute. >> lesson number one, if you want single women to vote for you, maybe stop calling them a bunch of ho bags. now, look, i know rush limbaugh doesn'

limo service. thanks for taking time to be here. i know you're swamped with everyone calling and needing transportation. the mayor isn't letting folks into town unless you have three people in your car. you have subways and buses out of service. so more than ever everybody only thing you need to do to get to work or walk or call someone like yourself with a car service. but you're having a problem with gas, correct. >> that's correct. very difficult to provide the service, with cars not even being able to get gas. they're driving around. they're having to stop. it is just continual problem right now. melissa: so, frank, in a crisis like this you have a lot of calling you that wouldn't be normally calling you. seems like you're busier than ever. are you making a killing? are you doing well or how does it shake out financially? >> actually the opposite. the phones are ringing off the hook. we can't provide the service. we can't get into the city. we have situation with three unit passenger minimum really caused a problem of delivering service. actually took a cut of about 20% on the bottom line right now. mel