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the valet has a very tight spot to pull it into. nice job mr. valet. that thing in perfectly. >> lot of people see these cars and get video of the car. the valet decides, i'll give this guy a little show and as he goes to hit the throttle. >> no! no, no, no! >> that's all it took he thought he was in neutral, the car was not, in first gear, tried to flip the throttle, lurches forward. >> you think it's minor. >> not to that car. >> oh. >> like an egg shell. that nice beautifully crafted front end, all crunched like an egg shell. >> how do you tell the owner? >> that's the thing. you make the valet say, sir, you're the one. >> yeah. >> if you search for dash cam police chases on-line you will come up with a long list of videos. how about a dash cam police chase russian style. this guy is riding through what looks like people's yards. driven by 44-year-old man who police say was intoxicated. the bizarre thing, the pedestrians don't seem alarmed. >> no. >> the chase continues. and gets dangerous like if this moment where the guy in the silver car pulls ov

the valet has a very tight spot to pull it into. nice job, mr. valet. backs that thing in perfectly. a lot of people see these cars in monaco. they get video of the cars. the valet goes i'll give this guy a show. as he goes to blip the throttle -- >> no! no, no, no, no. >> that's all it took. he thought he was in neutral. the car was not. it was in first gear. he tried to flip the throttle, it lurches forward. >> oh! >> you think it is minor. >> not to that car. >> oh! >> like an eggshell, that nice beautifully crafted front end, all crunched like an eggshell. how do you tell the owner? you make the valet go in and say, um, sir, you're the one with the dent in the door. >> what you're looking at is a rescue. a rescue in a public toilet. according to officials, firefighters had to be called in because somebody heard a man calling help, help. they didn't know where it was coming from and they realized it was coming from the public toilet. >> one of those pit toilets, like, just -- that is a hole full of dooty. >> in there, like what are you doing? >> what

valets are everywhere.s are legendary. >> we've done some research on the internet to find places that have complaints about their valet parking. and we're taking our car to those places. right now. our bait car, a $70,000 tesla with an optional accessory, hidden cameras. before long, three valets are crammed into our exotic, electric sports car, making it their own. >> who knows who you're giving the keys to, really. >> reporter: a real-life valet says you should be afraid. very afraid. >> i'm talking about full-throttle acceleration, heavy braking, hard cornering. >> reporter: if i was a valet parker, i just could not resist doing this. but neither could this valet at an upscale eatery. we left some cash in the car. and a valet at a luxury hollywood hotel couldn't resist. he takes a $20 bill and slips it in his pocket. ed's advice, remove all valuables and -- >> and start off by putting a tip on the dash. >> before -- >> yes, when you arrive. >> reporter: preemptive tipping. what that does is it helps to

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more on timing like how much you should tip a valet a quarter door man or mateer dei have link on this web site. 7 on your side. >> good to know. >> check on the forecast right now. >> sandhya not working for tip tips. >> if i was working for tips i don't know if the showers would go over well but we need it dan and carolyn. as you look at live doppler 7hd please understand some of1this is ground klut frer our monteray radar but our doppler tracking the moisture. sfo very light rain. sprinkle around san jose. oakland light showers. visibility right now in half man bay below quarter mile plotting a zero so wendy burch out for the fog. sfo down to 3 michlts climate prediction center just updated the latest on el nino. month ago nearly the equator the yellow and oranges there. we started to see some signs of el nino developing with the warming of the water. this week we see an expansion of some of that near the equator. slow warming continue there is. 65 percent chance of el nino developing this summer. we don't know the strength of el nino so still way too early to predict the impact on

more on timing like how much you should tip a valet a quarter door man or mateer dei have link on this web site. 7 on your side. >> good to know. >> check on the forecast right now. >> sandhya not working for tip tips. >> if i was working for tips i don't know if the showers would go over well but we need it dan and carolyn. as you look at live doppler 7hd please understand some of1this is ground klut frer our monteray radar but our doppler tracking the moisture. sfo very light rain. sprinkle around san jose. oakland light showers. visibility right now in half man bay below quarter mile plotting a zero so wendy burch out for the fog. sfo down to 3 michlts climate prediction center just updated the latest on el nino. month ago nearly the equator the yellow and oranges there. we started to see some signs of el nino developing with the warming of the water. this week we see an expansion of some of that near the equator. slow warming continue there is. 65 percent chance of el nino developing this summer. we don't know the strength of el nino so still way too early to predict the impact on

valets have to put the cars there.s very, very limited parking. the amount of traffic, it doesn't matter if you are out there at 10 o'clock in the morning or 4 o'clock in the afternoon. they always -- i wonder where these cars have come from, whether scotty has beamed them down or other galaxies have come down. but there always, always, always is this traffic that's going on. i read that this area is adequately serviced by muni, even though i am an mta person and on the mad committee for muni which addresses access and disabled issues. muni doesn't adequately service anyplace and the only bus we have nearby is the 12 which runs when it wants to. otherwise people have to walk down from mission street and take the 14 which run when it wants to and has seats available when it wants to. i agree with this gentleman. we didn't even talk before this meeting that the city really does need to take a long hard look at the reatv of transit first. i cannot envision anyone being able to afford to live in this building and walk. tha

more on timing like how much you should tip a valet a quarter door man or mateer dei have link on this web site. 7 on your side. >> good to know. >> check on the forecast right now. >> sandhya not working for tip tips. >> if i was working for tips i don't know if the showers would go over well but we need it dan and carolyn. as you look at live doppler 7hd please understand some of1this is ground klut frer our monteray radar but our doppler tracking the moisture. sfo very light rain. sprinkle around san jose. oakland light showers. visibility right now in half man bay below quarter mile plotting a zero so wendy burch out for the fog. sfo down to 3 michlts climate prediction center just updated the latest on el nino. month ago nearly the equator the yellow and oranges there. we started to see some signs of el nino developing with the warming of the water. this week we see an expansion of some of that near the equator. slow warming continue there is. 65 percent chance of el nino developing this summer. we don't know the strength of el nino so still way too early to predict the impact on

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over in north beach at original joes, valets are making out. union square this, doorman is bringing it in. but why? why do we tip? no one makes us. >> see, that is only a small difference between the words and the best service. this guy told me he usually tips 15%, 20% if service is great. >> their bill is $59 i gave a $12 tip. >> more than 20%. so why do we tip? >> lots of reasons but biggest, most important is because it's expected and they want social approval that comes from following norm. >> we often tip to be liked >> i tip 20% to 25%. i'm a server. >> but often leaves us nonplused. >> it's a hot button issue. >> that is kit yarrow. she says tipping is beginning to tick some of us off. >> people looked at tips at something they felt like they wanted to give. when people feel like they're expected to spend it, it changes shape a little bit. >> most people tip between 15% ask 20%. in yushan areas we lean towards 20% n parts of the world there is no tipping at all. in europe, americans seen as overtipers. it's seen as a good thing. >> well

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he showed the valet for you system, one of our producers. the thing is parking itself while we watched. look at the steering wheel. with google driverless car there is no steering wheel, no pedals. does that mean automakers have to roll up their sleeves and has detroit been caught offguard with mark jo ling kent here with more. i remember ford showing a self driving vehicle in the past. >> google getting all this attention but really nissan, volvo, all the companies getting into the game, they have been at it for a while. the batmobile would drive itself around. very competitive space right now. so what we are really watching are the regulations and the features on this google car. each one on the screen, they each have different features. google going to the extreme with only 25 miles per hour. this is not a car coming to market anytime soon. liz: warren buffett, who is 83 years old and charlie munger, who is 90, both spoke about it in their recent shareholder meeting in nebraska like it was a reality. looking at it from the standpoint of a

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over in north beach at original joe's, the valets are making out and at union square, this doorman atis is bringing it in. but why? why do we tip? no one makes us. michael lynn is a professor at cornell school of hotel administration. >> if you ask people, what's the major motivation for tipping they'll tell you, it's to reward good service. >> most of us do say that, but there is little evidence to back that up. >> depends on the service. i always do between 15 and 20. >> see, that is only a small difference between the worst and the best service. this guy told me he usually tips 15%, 20 if service great. >> our bill is $59 and i gave her a $12 tip. >> that is more than 20%. so again, why do we tip? >> lots of reasons. but the biggest most important one is because it's expected and they want social approval that comes from following norm. >> so we often don't tip for service but to be liked. or to keep the world in balance. what do you it ip? >> 20 to 25 on the server. what goes around comes around. >> it often leads us nonplussed. >> it's a hot button issue. >> that's professor kit

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