Sunday, March 15, 2015

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MYSTERIOUS DEATH: Cops find fashion student dead with throat and wrists slashed in Battery Park City luxury apartment — but no suicide note or signs of struggle

A 41-year-old woman was discovered dead inside a luxury residential building Saturday after police were called to check up on the woman by her parents.

Bronx U-Haul driver who critically injured a teen while fleeing another accident was HIGH — and also had his license suspended 16 TIMES: cops

Bronx Crash: 907 Southern Blvd. Bronx, NY. March 13th, 2015: A child was killed Friday after being struck by a U-Haul Truck as he tried to cross against a red light, outside of an instersection near Southern Blvd and Berratto Ave. The U-Haul trying to avoid hitting the child struck another vehicle sending both of them onto the sidewalk and into the storefront of Guadalajara Beauty Salon. The child was rushed to the hospital, but died from the injuries sustained during the accident. Gregg Vigliotti for The New York Daily News Police say Efrain Rodriguez, 36, took methadone before mowing down the 17-year-old boy on Southern Blvd. in Longwood about 8:35 a.m. Friday. The truck was stolen.

SAY HELLO TO A HUGE MORTGAGE: ‘Scarface’ estate in Montecito, Calif., STILL on the market for $35 million

FILM IMAGE RELEASED BY UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAINMENT. NO SALES. AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS HANDOUT PHOTO TO BE USED SOLELY TO ILLUSTRATE NEWS REPORTING OR COMMENTARY ON THE FACTS OR EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS IMAGE. HONS The 10-acre Mediterranean Revival estate in Montecito, features 24-karat gold leaf designs and commands an asking price of $35 million, or an estimated 30-year mortgage at $128,768 per month.

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BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING: Wikipedia editors at NYPD stop rewriting after bot was set up to expose their work

Wikipedia logo The Twitter account @NYPDedits, a bot set up to automatically expose all anonymous Wikipedia edits made from city police computers, sat idle Saturday.

SPICE OF LIFE: Illinois man who suffered seizure from ‘Flashbang’ hot sauce also attributes it to his survival from cancerous brain tumor

Susan Schmitz looks on as her son, Randy Schmitz, 30, talks about how tastng Flashbang hot sauce in a challenge last August at the Pepper Place in Myrtle Beach, S.C., while on vacation, he had convulsions that ultimately led to the discovery of a brain tumor. He was operated on, and is now fine. Here he shows where he had his operation. Here he and his mom laugh at what he calls a "miracle." Randy Schmitz took a toothpick sample of the concoction that includes the Jolokia or “ghost” pepper in the retailer’s Myrtle Beach, South Carolina store.

HIRE MORE OFFICERS INSTEAD: Patrick Lynch slams NYPD Commissioner Bratton's idea of offering surveys to 911 callers

PBA President Patrick Lynch speaks at the NYS Joint Senate Committee public hearing on examining police safety and public protection in New York City, 250 Broadway, Wed., Feb. 4, 2015. PBA head Patrick Lynch says Bratton’s idea of offering customer satisfaction surveys to 911 callers would create an expensive and unnecessary layer of bureaucracy.

DAILY NEWS INVESTIGATES: Complete coverage of New York City's schools in crisis

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi In a five-part series that begins today, the Daily News takes a comprehensive look at the city’s schools — the largest system of public education in the country.

NYC is rife with underperforming schools, including nearly two-thirds of students missing state standards

Art for Daily News' Education Special Report -- TROUBLE15N thumbnail. Just 29% of students in the nation’s largest public school system scored at the appropriate grade level on state reading tests.

CAT FIGHT! Someone owes Taylor $40M for scratching her leg

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Woman trying to beat fear of vomiting admits she'd rather get shot in the leg than puke — 'I would really pick that'

Jessica Mellen, 29, of New Hampshire, suffers from vomit phobia. She is shown here trying to make herself vomit as part of her therapy. Jessica Mellen, 29, one of the many women who struggle disproportionately with emetophobia, told ABC News that she learned to manage the phobia enough to say her vows last fall.

Footage of Russian President Vladimir Putin raises speculation of his whereabouts

POOL PHOTO State television footage of the supposedly missing Russian President Vladimir Putin has only tossed speculation into overdrive.

'He never stopped until that fatal round was fired': Slain Philadelphia officer hailed as hero in funeral

Right, the remains of Philadelphia Police Officer Robert Wilson III (left) are transferred to a horse drawn hearse Saturday. In his final, courageous moments, Officer Robert Wilson III took on two armed robbers and gave his life to save those around him.

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EXCLUSIVE State Thruway Authority being probed by AG in call-girl scandal, sources say

CIGARETTES-02/18/2015-MANHATTAN, N.Y. State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office has opened a criminal investigation into the state Thruway Authority — including a possible call-girl scandal, the Daily News has learned.

Long Island cop who was shot during a traffic stop to be released from the hospital: officials

Officer Mark Collins shot in Long Island on March 12, 2015. Officer Mark Collins, a 12-year veteran of the Suffolk County Police Department, was initially in serious condition and placed in a medically induced coma.

Obama cracks jokes about getting older — and crankier — at charity gala

File-This Dec. 19, 2014, file photo shows President Barack Obama smiling during a news conference in the Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington. "Next week I'm signing an executive order to get off my law," Obama joked Saturday, March, 14, 2015, at the Gridiron Club and Foundation's annual dinner. On top of that, the nation's graying chief executive says he's having trouble now with his morning cup of joe. "Coffee really disagrees with me these days," he says, "which is why John Boehner just invited coffee to address the joint House." (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File) Getting older changes a guy, President Obama said Saturday night, and he admitted he’s getting crankier.
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'They had only seconds to let us know before they sank': Tugboat sinks off Fire Island leaving captain dead

Three people were rescued by the Coast Guard from the sinking tugboat Sea Bear off the coast of Fire Island Pines on a rainy and stormy Saturday night, May 15, 2015. One person, who was not wearing an immersion suit, died. Pictured are Coast Guard boats at Fire Island. One person died and three others were rescued after their tugboat sank in the icy waters off Fire Island Saturday, authorities said.

NOW THAT'S A POTHOLE! Car nearly swallowed by massive hole at Brooklyn excavation site

A car is seen partially in a large hole on Hancock Street at the northwest corner of Marcus Garvey Boulevard on Saturday March 14th, 2015. 0706. There is evidence of work being done in the area. Unknown whether there were any injuries. (Theodore Parisienne/for New York Daily News). A car drove into a roadway excavation site in Brooklyn early Saturday and was nearly swallowed up by a massive hole, officials said.

Queens war veteran and former NYCHA superintendent dead at 88

Joseph Rotondo, a Queens native and World War II veteran passed away Saturday at the age of 88. Joseph Rotondo, a Queens native and World War II veteran, died Saturday at the age of 88.

ULTIMATE SACRIFICE: New Jersey man dies protecting 4-year-old girl during gang shootout

Wilson (Miguel) Valdez, 31, was shot and killed protecting a 4-year-old girl in Brother’s Supermarket, where he worked. A New Jersey man died protecting a 4-year-old girl when rival gangs got into a shootout at the bodega where he worked.
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Suspected 16-year-old shooter, two pals nabbed in Bronx slay

Valentine Ave & E 194th St. in Fordham, the Bronx. Devonte Hernandez, 16, was arrested Saturday following the feud with 18-year-old Jonathan Martinez, who was slain Friday in Fordham.

Bedford-Stuyvesant bistro opens selling $1,900 wine bottle, costing more than most residents' rent

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The $1,900 bottle of Bordeaux at L'Antagoniste on Malcom X Blvd. has become the talk of the neighborhood.

Brooklyn jury awards $25 million to ex-con who was paralyzed during struggle with NYPD cop

MR Eugene Sims, 39, and Sgt. Sean O’Brien struggled over a .38-caliber revolver police said Sims was spotted carrying in Bedford-Stuyvesant on April 6, 2009.

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Kurdish authorities in Iraq claim they have evidence of ISIS using gas as chemical weapon

UNDATED PHOTO MADE AVAIALBLE SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 2015, BY THE KURDISTAN REGION SECURITY COUNCIL (KRSC). AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO TO BE USED FOR EDITORIAL PURPOSES ONLY The allegation by the Kurdistan Region Security Council, stemming from a Jan. 23 suicide truck bomb attack, did not immediately draw a reaction from ISIS.

GOD HELP HER! Brooklyn minister busted for drunk driving with vodka bottle in Holland Tunnel: cops

Arrested: Diane Reiners, 53 The Brooklyn Episcopalian minister was arrested for drunk driving Friday after she was caught weaving through the Holland Tunnel.

THEIR $1 MILLION MISTAKE! CIA payments to Afghan officials ended up funding Bin Laden, Al Qaeda: reports

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani (C) attends a commemoration of the first death anniversary of former vice president Mohammad Qasim Fahim, also known as the Marshal of Afghanistan, in Kabul March 9, 2015. On the left is former President Hamid Karzai and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah is seen on the right. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: ANNIVERSARY POLITICS) - RTR4SKTX Secret monthly CIA payments to Afghan officials were funneled to Al Qaeda as part of a $5 million ransom to spring a diplomat

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Peek: Gen. David Petraeus is right guy to advise White House, but still is a risky move

Military Expert Andrew Peek On Saturday, it was reported that Gen. David Petraeus, Iraq hero and tabloid villain, is advising the White House on how to defeat ISIS.

SEE IT NHRA driver Larry Dixon WALKS AWAY from crash after car disintegrates and slams into wall at 280 mph

Larry Dixon's car hits the wall at 280 mph. The drag racer survived a horrifying crash after his car disintegrated and catapulted into the air during Saturday's qualifying run at the Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals at Auto Plus Raceway.

Brooklyn man, 21, fatally shot just steps away from apartment: cops

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A 21-year-old man was shot and killed just steps from his Brooklyn apartment building Saturday, police said.
Sports

Madden: Marlins owner ready to end the losing in Miami

MIAMI, FL - NOVEMBER 19: Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria speaks during a press conference at Marlins Park on November 19, 2014 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Rob Foldy/Getty Images) As he strolls the fields of his own spring camp at Roger Dean Stadium, Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria is not oblivious to the buzz.

Alex Rodriguez calls road reception 'mild', goes 1-for-3

New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez hits a single in the fourth inning of a spring training baseball game against the Toronto Blue Jays in Dunedin, Fla., Saturday, March 14, 2015. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) If you expected Alex Rodriguez to get booed in his first road game of the spring, you were right.

Steve Kerr and Warriors continue to get best of Knicks

When the Knicks couldn't — and wouldn't — work out an agreement with Steve Kerr last May it changed the direction of two franchises.

Villanova tops Xavier, 69-52, to win Big East Tournament

Villanova left no doubt on Saturday night. No doubt it is the cream of the Big East's bumper crop this season.

Bobby Cannavale teams with Al Pacino for 'Danny Collins'

Football coach sent explicit photos, sex toys to underage players at Michigan school district: police

Louis Michael Rau, 46, of Weidman is accused of sending the inappropriate items between 2011 and 2015 in Isabella County, police said. A Michigan former football coach was arrested for sending sex toys and explicit pictures to underage players, police said.

Former high-end hooker behind 'Secret Diary of a Call Girl' girl blog sues ex for saying she was NOT a prostitute

Dr Brooke Magnanti, who formerly went by Belle de Jour when she was a prostitute while she was a student, is suing her ex-boyfriend for saying that he didn’t think she was a call girl while they were in a relationship. Dr Brooke Magnanti — who achieved fame as blogger "Belle de Jour," writing about her experiences as a $500 an hour call girl — is taking the legal action in Scotland, reports the Independent.

Australian man pleads guilty to stoning litter of nine puppies to death

please link to https://au.news.yahoo.com/nsw/video/watch/26642297/puppy-killer-receives-death-threats/ A 25-year-old Australian man has pleaded guilty to stoning a litter of nine puppies to death.

Elizabeth Taylor's trust sues Christie's over famed diamond

How did she walk away from this? Col. woman slammed by car, rammed into window in astonishing video

A Colorado woman was amazingly not injured after a car plowed into her and dumped her inside a pizza restaurant. One second she's walking along a Colorado sidewalk and the next she's hit by car, slammed through a window and dumped inside a pizza joint.

IT'S NO YOLK! Cuban officials accused of stealing 8 million eggs

Nineteen Cuban officials have been accused of stealing $350K worth of eggs from state companies. The eggs were put on the black market in the food-depraved country. The eggs were stolen from state companies and the officials could face up to 20 years in prison, reports the BBC.

BLUE CRYSTAL SPECIAL! Ind. police find meth lab inside Walmart bathroom

Indiana police found a backpack containing a portable meth lab in the public restroom of Walmart store. Indiana cops are trying to find a man who left his meth lab inside the public restroom of a Walmart store.

Harder than it looks! Celebs whose music careers bombed

Mich. pastor compares gay people to ax murderers

A Michigan pastor from the First Baptist Zeeland Church compared gay people to axe murderers.

Mich. man who fatally punched soccer referee sentenced

Kylie she takes a page out of Kim's sheer style playbook

14 Los Angeles teenagers investigated for sex crimes

Police officers walk on campus at Venice High School where police are investigating allegations of sexual assaults centered on students at the high school, in Los Angeles, California March 13, 2015. Police arrested nine teenagers from the Los Angeles high school on Friday in connection with sexual assaults and unlawful sex acts against two students, and investigators are seeking five more minors who also are suspects, a police official said. REUTERS/Jonathan Alcorn (UNITED STATES - Tags: CRIME LAW EDUCATION)

Egypt to build new $45B administrative city east of Cairo

epa04661785 Delegates see model of a planned new capital for Cairo during second day of the Egypt Economic Development Conference (EEDC), in the Red Sea resort of Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, 14 March 2015. Egypt is to build a new administrative capital east of Cairo with government buildings to be relocated to the new city, which will lie half way between Cairo and the Suez Canal. The new city would draw its aesthetic inspiration from Cairo's late nineteenth and early twentieth century districts. EPA/KHALED ELFIQI

Time for change! Jessica Alba gets hair makeover

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3 deaths linked to Blue Bell ice cream prompts first recall

This photo shows a container of Blue Bell ice cream Friday, March 13, 2015, in Dallas. The deaths of three people who developed a foodborne illness linked to some Blue Bell ice cream products has prompted the Texas icon’s first product recall in its 108-year history. (AP Photo/Kim Johnson Flodin)

Falconer catches “terror” owl that menaced Dutch town

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Kanye insists he's friends with Obama: 'He called our house'

Kanye West saying Pres. Obama has his phone number after Obama said he didn’t during “Kimmel” interview:

Washington & Lee frat suspended after stun gun hazing

The historic campus ofWashington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia under a stormy sky during Finals. (Photo by Stephanie Gross for The Washington Post via Getty Images)

EXCLUSIVE: NYCHA not obeying order to fix mold, lawyers say

Mold on the bathroom ceiling of Vermelle Pleasant's NYCHA apartment on Delancey St in Manhattan on March 13, 2015. Pleasant's bathroom has had a serious mold issue which hasn't been fully resolved for four years. (Michael Graae for New York Daily News)
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Can you spot the Photoshop fail? Lohan caught altering photo

Lindsay Lohan posts Photoshopped photo to Instagram on March 12, 2015.

'Mysterious voice' leads police to baby in submerged car

Jennifer Groesbeck, 25, died in a car accident Friday night in Spanish Fork, Utah. Her 18-month-old daughter Lily was found 14 hours later and is listed in critical condition. A mysterious voice led officers to the rescue of an unconscious 18-month-old baby that survived a car crash.

Giuliani says Obama should be more like Bill Cosby, blames Brooklyn McDonald's fight on President

NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 23: Rudy Giuliani visits "Cavuto" On FOX Business Network at FOX Studios on September 23, 2014 in New York City. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images) The former NYC mayor charged Thursday that President Obama is ignoring “enormous amounts of crime” committed by African-Americans.

PHOTOS Hunt continues for shooters involved in Ferguson police shooting

MANDADORY CREDIT; EDWARDSVILLE INTELLIGENCER OUT; THE ALTON TELEGRAPH OUT Two police officers were shot during a protest outside of the embattled Ferguson Police Department's headquarters after Chief Thomas Jackson resigned.

SEE IT Video shows house mother of University of Oklahoma's Sigma Alpha Epsilon using racial slurs

The University of Oklahoma's chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was closed after a video leaked depicting members chanting a racist ditty on their founders' day. WARNING — GRAPHIC LANGUAGE: A Vine video appears to show OU's SAE house mother, Beauton Gilbow, repeatedly uttering the N-word.
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Photos Glitziest cars on display in Geneva

A woman poses inside a mockup of a car featured at the Opel booth at the Geneva Motor Show. See what high-end, ultra-luxe models automakers from around the world have brought to show off at the Geneva auto show with this look from the show floor.

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With the more powerful engine as standard and a slight tune-up, the refreshed Acura ILX has become more of a driver's car for 2016. Faster and more responsive, the Acura ILX reinvigorates the luxury brand’s entry-level appeal.
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Univ. of Maryland frat member criticized for racist email

COLLEGE PARK, MD - OCTOBER 04: An aerial view of the University of Maryland campus on October 4, 2014 in College Park, Maryland. (Photo by G Fiume/Maryland Terrapins/Getty Images)

Newtown families seek money from Nancy Lanza's estate

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Bethany Hamilton catches waves while 6 months pregnant

‘Slender Man’ girls to stand trial as adults for attempted murder

The father of one of the girls charged with stabbing a friend 19 times posted his daughter’s drawing of the fictional ‘Slender Man’ character. The girls said the attack was designed to appease the horror figure.

Former Team Canada junior ski coach charged with sex abuse

Bertrand Charest, seen here, has been charged with sexually abusing juvenile athletes as a coach for Team Canada’s junior alpine skiing team.

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FDNY hopeful claims failed lung-capacity test a genetic issue

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Obama says more work for veterans needed at Phoenix visit

President Barack Obama speaks during a meeting on veterans issues at the Phoenix VA Medical Center Friday, March 13, 2015. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

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Gov. Walker calls Jeb Bush ‘a name from the past’

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Human remains found in Utah ID’d as New Jersey woman, 23

Remains found in Utah have been identified as 23-year-old Theresa Greaves of Woods Cross. She went missing 32 years ago

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SEE IT L.A. man gets shot by police after televised standoff

Police aim their guns as an injured armed man wanted for kidnapping and pistol-whipping his wife waits with his gun by his side(right, in background) in front of his mother-in-law's house in south Los Angeles on March 13, 2015, after being chased and shot by police. He was captured shortly afterwards when family members convinced him to surrender.

Cal State fears heighten after missing woman, two attacks

San Bernardino police officers are investigating the disappearance of Sahray Asitna Barber, 22, who went missing on Monday March 9, 2015. Barber was last seen, at her apartment complex, Monday morning, according to a San Bernardino police press release. (AP Photo/San Bernardino police courtesy photo via The Sun, San Bernardino)
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