In Part 1, panelists discusses gaming in New Jersey - particularly horse racing, casino gambling, sports betting and internet betting, asking does the gambling industry help New Jersey? does the state get a percentage of the action? how are jobs affected?

Michael Stoler and guests toast the 42nd anniversary of successful wine making from the North Fork, agreeing that wines produced from Long Island North Fork wineries have come of age!

The oldest bread maker in New York, an ice cream maker, producer of one of the newest and most delicious treats in town, and a caterer describe the joy and the pain of their businesses' "success" - as they search for and finance larger space.

The oldest bread maker in New York, an ice cream maker, producer of one of the newest and most delicious treats in town, and a caterer describe the joy and the pain of their businesses' "success" - as they search for and finance larger space.

Difficulties of opening and developing a restaurant in NYC have increased dramatically-labor issues, "red tape," and costs. Diners seek out great chefs, interesting menus and creatively designed space. The business demands love and dedication-24/7/365.

Q: Has the real estate investment market reached its peak? A: Yes-for this cycle. How high it can go is yet to be determined. Q: Where are the next areas to be developed? A: Interest in Manhattan shifts west. Properties near transportation most desirable.

Celebrating his 750th broadcast, host Michael Stoler welcomes long-time colleagues and frequent guests to his show, Stephen B. Siegel and Ofer Yardeni to fast-forward from 9/11 to the rapidly growing development in downtown and west side New York.

Thanks to the vision, tenacity and hard work over the past 15 years, of a very dedicated group, Lower Manhattan is back from 9/11. Public/private partnerships of $30B has rebuilt the area. Major retail, award-winning restaurants, hotels attract investment

Panelists agree that Lower Manhattan is no longer "...your grandfather's downtown." Lower Manhattan is now made up of 30,000 residential units, new office space with extraordinary amenities, excellent infrastructure. Lower Manhattan is re-born.

The Yellow Taxi is an iconic symbol of New York City. New Yorker's began to see the "green cab" emblem of the Taxi & Limousine Commission's new Boro Taxi program. How does Boro Taxi service work? To what extent do Boro Taxis compete with Yellow Cabs?