Good Friday morning in New York City, where three New Yorkers who spoke with WNYC immediately after 9/11 have revisited their interviews.
Here’s what else is happening:
- Meet Regina Carter, aka the Furniture Queen, who takes unwanted furniture and appliances from offices and college dorms and gives it out for free at NYCHA complexes.
- Morningside Heights residents gathered outside the Columbia University gates this week to protest the school's ongoing closure of its campus to the public.
- President Trump last night again told the Republican convention crowd that he'd send everyone $5,000 if the party wins the House and Senate in November.
- The tension is building between Uber passengers who complain about the air fresheners in cars and drivers who complain about passengers who stink.
- College kids: If they haven't already bailed, they're attending group workout parties at fraternity houses.
- More and more, car sunroofs are shattering and vehicle experts aren't sure why.
- Yes, a gray cotton t-shirt will show your sweat, but I'd take that over a synthetic t-shirt that gets really stinky when you work out.
And finally, put some pep in his step:
