Summit

The other two are pillars of the Episcopal Church.

The older of the two lives in Summit, New Jersey.

And she's always said to me, you know, I like you personally as a brother-in-law because you're kind to my sister and to your child.

And for that, I like you.

But that was just the twisted logic of a junkie talking.

Because here was Fair Oaks Hospital, a drug rehabilitation center located in Summit, New Jersey, where a judge had ordered Crosby to go after numerous run-ins with the law.

First, there was that incident on the 405.

Crosby in his red Ford Granada, on the way to perform a set with Stephen Stills and Graham Nash at a No Nukes rally in Orange County.

Seven long weeks.

Sober weeks.

Weeks in which David Crosby, a man who did not like to be told what to do, not by Stephen Stills, not by Neil Young, and most certainly not by some haircut at Fair fucking Oaks in Summit fucking New Jersey.

He just wanted to get out, get back to the grind, play some shows, make some money, buy some cocaine, and freebase his brains out.

The other two are pillars of the Episcopal Church.

The older of the two lives in Summit, New Jersey.

And she's always said to me, you know, I like you personally as a brother-in-law because you're kind to my sister and to your child.

And for that, I like you.

I never shined those shoes again.

Back then, my family was living in Summit, New Jersey, a town that 60 Minutes profiled as among the hardest hit from the day's events.

I coached kids who lost their dads.

My daughters knew the children of too many fathers that never commuted home.

That's what I started my career as.

I worked at Fair Oaks Hospital in Summit, New Jersey.

I worked in the Psychiatric Institutes of America.

I was a suicide intervention counselor.

It's too good to wait.

Mary Louise Streep was born on June 22, 1949, shout out to a cancer son, in Summit, New Jersey.

Her father was an executive at the pharmaceutical company Merck and her mother an artist.

Mary Louise, or Meryl, eventually studies drama at Vassar, the highly selective liberal arts college, and then joins a theater troupe in Vermont where she performs checkoff plays for sleepy people at ski lodges.

He hit .326 in 1980 with three home runs, 49 runs batted in.

He's a big guy, 6'3", 190, 25 years old, born in Montgomery, Alabama, now lives in Summit, New Jersey.

He was the Royals' June draft pick, top one in the regular phase of 1974.

That's fouled out of play.

Happy Labor Day weekend.

Let's go to our busy phones and we say hello to Carlos in Summit, New Jersey.

Good morning to you, Carlos.

Carlos, you want to lower the radio in the background.