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"You don't worry about it," Rolle said of Green's comments. "I'm a deep safety. I'm going to play my responsibility, and if I get a chance I'm coming across. He's a great receiver, though. You can't take anything from A.J. Green."
Caring for her new husband after his accident has "taught me a lesson I needed to learn," Wynonna reveals.
The good news for Big Bird is Obama won. The bad news though is that his nest was hit pretty bad by last week's superstorm.
This is as good a weekend as any to see if the Nets learned anything from their initial missteps. I want to see the Nets step on the Magic's throat and not let go until the game is safely out of reach. Study the Heat film for tips.
"'Don't Ya' just came out as a fun thing," Brett tells us. "I'm sure it will have a pretty girl. If I could find a pretty girl out there, wherever you are."
In New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo previously proposed decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana in public.
It is estimated that eight out of every 10 homes on Fire Island were destroyed by superstorm Sandy.
A Home Depot employee has been arrested on charges he tried to extort $2 million from the company by planting a bomb at a Long Island store, prosecutors said Thursday.
You can look at the standings and get a pretty good read on the teams that are going to be in the playoffs at the conclusion of the year. But several of those teams still have a lot to prove.
A damage forecasting firm had previously estimated that Sandy might have caused between $30 billion and $50 billion in economic losses from the Carolinas to Maine, including property damage, lost business and extra living expenses. Cuomo's estimate will likely push the bill even higher.
The "Whiskey" gal and the "Don't Ya" guy are going up against each other in this week's football picks.
Malloy credits, in large part, the drills held over the summer for the response to Sandy.
Gov. Chris Christie said Wednesday's nor'easter only caused a slight setback to the recovery efforts from Superstorm Sandy, adding he expects power to be restored to almost everyone in the state by this weekend.
Last Monday night, Officer Artur Kasprzak, 28, moved his family into the attic and away from rising flood waters that were surging in his home on Doty Avenue on Staten Island. He then went to check the basement, but never returned.
Three FEMA mobile disaster units that were dispatched to Staten Island to assist Sandy victims were temporarily closed Wednesday due to the nor'easter.
