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Im going to have to go and turn it over to kirsten. As you in the democrats are working on putting together a bold and sharpedged economic agenda. We have already announced our infrastructure bill. This is our second. This is a great bill, family leave, and senator gillibrand has had an outstanding piece of legislation and we have cor cosponsored. And we challenge President Trump. They take about it in the campaign no better way to do it than the bill that kirsten and the colleagues to support. With that i turn it over to for kirsten and my colleagues. Thank you for with skins patty and bernie...

Before he brought Gilligan to life, actor Bob Denver became a sensation as Maynard G Krebs on 'The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.'

From the column: "We howled about it all the way home, about not getting caught, like the sorry criminals on “Dragnet” or “Hawaii Five-O.” The next morning, though, I felt sick."

Space connects us all no spaces. what disconnects. yes.s. yes. if it's space connected that's all reached into a bag of potato chips that would be one big chip you wouldn't have to reach because it would already be in your mouth. so her understanding of physics is absolutely the opposite of mine. that's another teeshirt. you are a font denaturalizes you're fat won't make the cut t as long as i'm telling you you discovered how to make her successful. yeah, like sign language guy out with the bongos. this guy with the bongos. i'm telling it was when i was listening to that i was like transfixed....

going to not get another nice old building i think, why don't you knock down that no one but a good one that you just built and try that again before you knock down one of the old ones? so my book is a cultural history of greenwich village that is going to do a flyby through it. there's much more detail in the book obviously, and i want to start by saying in its heyday greenwich village was called the most famous neighborhood in the world. for centuries it attracted and was a haven for artists, political radical, life adventures, gays and lesbians, and misfits and outcasts from aroun...