Thursday, March 19, 2015

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DEADLY AMBUSH: Fetus cut from Colorado woman's womb by female attacker — who offered baby clothes on Craigslist

A Colorado woman was beaten, stabbed and had her unborn baby cut from the womb Wednesday by a woman she didn't know, police said.

'THE WAR IS OVER': Roger Clemens settles bitter defamation suit with ex-trainer, who he called 'disturbed' over steroid use claims

The former Yankee superstar agreed to settle the defamation lawsuit Brian McNamee filed against him in 2009 on Wednesday for an undisclosed amount, seven years after Clemens called McNamee "disturbed" and claimed he had manufactured evidence of steroid injections.

PICTURED Man with 'SKINHEAD' tattooed on face arrested in Arizona shooting spree that left 1 dead, 5 injured

Tattooed suspect Ryan Elliot Giroux allegedly first killing a man and wounding two women during an argument at a Tri-City Inn motel around 8:30 a.m., police said.

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‘Decomposed in two Tupperware containers’: Killer wife guilty in dismemberment of N.J. husband, stored remains in closet

POOL PHOTO A woman was convicted of killing her husband, hiding his dismembered remains in storage containers and taking them with her when she moved.

Ménage à cop: Syracuse man busted for attempting threesome with kid and policeman dad

Alleged sexual predator David Ahearn of Syracuse, New York, is accused of trying to set up a threesome with a father and the man's 14-year-old son. The FBI claims that Ahearn posted an ad on a social networking site looking for an incestuous encounter with a father and son. A Syracuse sicko allegedly arranged a threesome with a father and son, only to get busted when the dad turned out to be an undercover cop.

City to pay NYPD cop $110,000 who claimed creepy boss sexually harassed, massaged her

Police Officer Jazmia Inserillo filed a lawsuit against an NYPD lieutenant, who was later found to have sexually harassed her. After Jazmia Inserillo filed a complaint, she wasn't protected, but was sent to a department shrink and to for alcohol treatment, which she alleged was retaliation for calling out Jason Margolis' improper behavior.

Veteran comics puzzled over Cosby's silence

Warren: Obama, Netanyahu have 22 months left with each other

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waves to supporters at the party headquarters in Tel Aviv March 18, 2015. Netanyahu claimed victory in Israel's election after exit polls showed he had erased his center-left rivals' lead with a hard rightward shift in which he abandoned a commitment to negotiate a Palestinian state. REUTERS/Amir Cohen (ISRAEL - Tags: POLITICS ELECTIONS) How much worse can a lousy marriage get?

EXCLUSIVE Mother of college student who drowned in car set to sue city, Department of Transportation

Darius Fletcher and three friends died last April after car they were in plunged into Queens creek. Mother of a college student who drowned when a car he was riding in plunged into a Queens creek is set to file a lawsuit against city.

Washington mom finds daughter, 12, naked in car with soldier, intending to 'lose her virginity': police

The mother of a 12-year-old girl found her daughter in a car with a man, both naked, on this road near Elma, Washington. A mom searching for her runaway 12-year-old daughter says she found her in the back of a car, naked with a soldier later identified as Anthony Eloy Perez, who's based in Washington state.

Prosecutor in Texas death penalty case accused of misconduct, concealing evidence in 1992 murder trial

AN OCT. 13, 2009, FILE PHOTO; AUSTIN CHRONICLE OUT, COMMUNITY IMPACT OUT, INTERNET AND TV MUST CREDIT PHOTOGRAPHER AND STATESMAN.COM, MAGS OUT A prosecutor who handled the case of an executed Texas man has been formally accused of misconduct.

SEE IT: Will Ferrell passes out snacks as Little Debbie

Will Ferrell dresses as Little Debbie on Jimmy Fallon

Body of N.J. mom missing since New Year's Day found bound, under pile of branches in rural Maryland: prosecutors

The remains of missing New Jersey mom Erica Crippen, seen with her husband Kyle Crosby here, were found in a rural Maryland grove Tuesday. The body Erica Crippen, 26, has been recovered in Maryland after prosecutors said a GPS in her husband's vehicle led authorities to her remains.

EXCLUSIVE Orthodox Jewish man accused in gang assault of gay black man who lost vision in right eye gets charges dropped

Taj Patterson was allegedly assaulted in Williamsburg. -- Family Handout Charges were dropped Thursday after a witness failed to identify him in a lineup, the Daily News has learned.

At least two dead in restaurant shooting in Sweden: police

A police officer stands guard as a police and fire department team inspects a street and building where a suspicious package was found, next to the Rosenbad government office, in Stockholm, on October 13, 2011. Police said they had evacuated parts of Sweden's government building, which houses Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt's offices, after a suspicious package triggered a bomb scare. AFP PHOTO/JONATHAN NACKSTRAND (Photo credit should read JONATHAN NACKSTRAND/AFP/Getty Images) Several people were shot inside a restaurant in the city of Goteborg late Wednesday and some of have died, Swedish police said.

San Francisco Catholic church installed sprinkler system to keep homeless out of doorways

Saint Mary’s Cathedral of the Archdiocese of San Francisco installed sprinklers to keep homeless people out of church entranceways. A Catholic church in San Francisco is under fire for installing a watering system designed to wash the homeless out of cathedral doorways.

Carmen Fariña: There's still work to be done for NYC schools, but determination drives us forward

January 29th, 2015: Chancellor Carmin Farina spoke to reporters breifly about claims that the schools had brought in Scientologists to talk to students about drugs at Taft Educational Campus, Bronx, NY Last January, Mayor de Blasio and I started working to make New York City the best urban school district.

Michael Mulgrew: 'School advocates' are peddling plans for NYC schools that do not work

Teachers Union President Michael Mulgrew is photographed following his press conference at UFT headquarters, Tuesday, Dec. 09 , 2014, in New York. (Louis Lanzano / for New York Daily News) Today's advocates of 'school reform' are peddling nostrums they promise will somehow solve the problems in our schools.

New York City schools are struggling, but leaders just can’t seem to agree on the solution

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Political and educational leaders offer their solutions on how to fix New York City schools.

Eva Moskowitz: Charter schools are the only hope for high-quality education in NYC

Eva S. Moskowitz runs Harlem Success Academy and is a former City Council member in New York City. She met the Daily News Editorial Board Monday. As founder of Success Academy Charter Schools, I know firsthand the depth of the education crisis in New York City.

Ernest Logan: Andrew Cuomo has wrong idea on how to evaluate teacher performance

Hometown Heroes in Education Judges Luncheon where the judges pick the winners - held at Boston Properties on Friday August 8, 2014 - Judge: Ernest Logan, Council of School Supervisors & Administrators President - (Susan Watts/New York Daily News) Great schools begin with great leaders is a core belief of sound educators everywhere. Reading “Who Should Grade Teachers?”

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.
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EXCLUSIVE NYC homeless shelters see record high number of children in 2014

Laura Rios, 45, (C) walks with her children Ronaldo (R), Sebastian (2nd L), and Jordey (L) to go to a homeless shelter in New York, December 22, 2011. Rios has spent the past year living in a small two bedroom homeless shelter in New York. She and her children are among 95 families living in the two storey brick building home some 300 children. In a report issued earlier this month, the National Center on Family Homelessness, based in Needham, Massachusetts, said 1.6 million children were living on the streets of the United States last year or in shelters, motels and doubled-up with other families. That marked a 38 percent jump in child homelessness since 2007 and Ellen Bassuk, the center's president, attributes the increase to fallout from the U.S. recession and a surge in the number of extremely poor households headed by women. Photo taken December 22, 2011. To match Feature USA-HOMELESS/ REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY POVERTY) - RTR2VLJP A record-high 42,000 kids slept in a city homeless shelter last year — including 1 in 17 of New York’s black children, a report said.

EXCLUSIVE Homeless mom in Queens shelter talks challenges of finding a stable place to live with daughter

Laura Rios, 45, (C) walks with her children Ronaldo (R), Sebastian (2nd L), and Jordey (L) to go to a homeless shelter in New York, December 22, 2011. Rios has spent the past year living in a small two bedroom homeless shelter in New York. She and her children are among 95 families living in the two storey brick building home some 300 children. In a report issued earlier this month, the National Center on Family Homelessness, based in Needham, Massachusetts, said 1.6 million children were living on the streets of the United States last year or in shelters, motels and doubled-up with other families. That marked a 38 percent jump in child homelessness since 2007 and Ellen Bassuk, the center's president, attributes the increase to fallout from the U.S. recession and a surge in the number of extremely poor households headed by women. Photo taken December 22, 2011. To match Feature USA-HOMELESS/ REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY POVERTY) - RTR2VLJP A record-high 42,000 kids slept in a city homeless shelter last year — including 1 in 17 of New York’s black children, a report said.

Elevator worker gets 3-month sentence for repair short cut that put woman in a wheelchair

Jason Jordan was sentenced to three months for the incident in which he made an elevator repair using a shortcut, which went on to nearly kill a woman. An elevator repairman whose unsafe shortcut caused grotesque injuries to a woman received minimal prison time Wednesday.

Two men arrested for tossing toilet paper at gay group: police

Members of the NBC Universal Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Straight Ally Employee Alliance group march in the 254th New York City St. Patrick's Day parade up 5th Avenue in the Manhattan borough of New York March 17, 2015. The group was the first openly gay group to march in New York City's St. Patrick's Day parade, but gay rights advocates and elected officials called for greater inclusion in the event. REUTERS/Mike Segar (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY) Cops nabbed two men who were tossing toilet paper at a gay group at the St. Patrick’s Day parade, police said.
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‘Sheldon Silver provision’ in ethics deal between Gov. Cuomo and Assembly

Gov. Cuomo and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie need state Senate support for the deal to become law. An ethics deal agreed to by the governor and Assembly would require outside income disclosure.

Boy, 14, suffers broken arm in latest Brooklyn beatdown; fight is third teen-pack brawl this month

Dozens of kids and at least two adults watched as several teenage girls fought inside a Brooklyn McDonald’s last week. The boy was walking to a subway stop about 6 p.m. on Tuesday when a group of teens jumped him from behind without warning in Fort Greene, pummeling him and breaking his arm.

New York City crews tackle 6,000 miles of streets to fill thousands of potholes

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi It’s a hole-of-a-job, but somebody’s gotta do it.

Hailie, is that you? Eminem's daughter is all grown up!

Eminem's daughter Hailie Jade Scott looks a lot like her famous dad

SEE IT 'I just don’t like the black kids': Calif. school vice principal put on leave after video of racist comment surfaces

Scandinavian Middle School Vice Principal Joseph Defillipo has been suspended after he was caught on video saying “I Just don’t like the black kids.” Veteran administrator Joe DiFilippo is on paid administrative leave from Scandinavian Middle School in Fresno after the 18-second clip, posted Friday to YouTube, came to light.

Cincinnati mom accused of beheading baby had postpartum psychosis, was ordered to stay away from infant: court records

20-year-old Deasia Watkins was charged with aggravated murder in the death of her 3-month-old baby girl who was allegedly found beheaded in the Cincinnati home. Deasia Watkins was charged with aggravated murder Monday in the brutal death of little Jayniah Watkins. Earlier this month, a judge granted custody of the 3-month-old to her aunt.

Man who allegedly flew drone that crashed onto White House grounds while drunk will not face charges

Secret Service photo of the drone that landed near the White House. The U.S. attorney’s office said it decided not to charge the man, reportedly an employee of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, which operates satellites.

Pippa Middleton takes the plunge in daring dress

White House holds off on congratulating Benjamin Netanyahu despite apparent victory in Israel's prime minister race

President Obama (r.) has yet to congratulate Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu (l.), with the White House saying it will await official word on the victor of Tuesday’s election for prime minister. The Obama administration is putting off congratulating Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his election victory Tuesday.

'I'm sorry, this is a scam': Con man stops phone scheme after finding out victim is 9-months pregnant

Sarah Carr, of Broomfield Col, claims a con man posing as an IRS scanner threatened she would be sent to jail during am phone conversation. But he backed off when she informed him she was 9 months pregnant. A con man was in the middle of threatening a woman in Colorado that she would go to jail unless she paid him money, when his sobbing victim mentioned she was 9-months pregnant.

Same place, second dead husband: Colleen Harris goes on trial AGAIN in Calif. for killing another spouse

Colleen Ann Harris, 72, went on trial Wednesday for the shotgun killing of her estranged husband. It’s the second time she has stood trial for shooting to death a husband. Colleen Harris, 72, went on trial Wednesday in Placerville, Calif., for the shotgun death of her second husband, Robert Harris, also 72.
Sports

Yankees’ Tanaka strikes out three in second spring start

No news continues to be good news for Masahiro Tanaka.

Brad Richards' goal helps Blackhawks top Rangers, 1-0

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Brad Richards, of all Chicago Blackhawks, snapped the Rangers' five-game winning streak Wednesday night at the Garden in a 1-0 shutout.

Ex-Giant Osi Umenyiora visits Jets, according to source

New York Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora (72) New York Giants practice at the Timex Center. (Corey Sipkin/New York Daily News) A former Giant could be making his way back to the New York area -- but as a Jet.

Knicks coach Derek Fisher files for divorce

Knicks coach Derek Fisher has filed for divorce from his wife, Candace.

Kathie Lee & Hoda: Starbucks creates tempest in a coffee cup with campaign

Kathie Lee and Hoda discuss Starbucks decision to engage customers about race

HE DRANK HIMSELF TO DEATH: Brazilian student dies after drinking 25 shots in 60 seconds

Humberto Moura Fonseca, 23, collapsed after chugging the booze and died on the way to the hospital. Six others also suffered alcohol poisoning during a Feb. 28 competition. Humberto Moura Fonseca was partying with pals at Julio de Mesquita University in Bauru when they challenged each other to the extreme competition, according to a report.

CAUGHT WITH HIS PANTS OFF: Florida driver followed women in his car while touching himself, cops say

Wilfredo Nazario, 31, was charged with aggravated stalking and indecent exposure after allegedly following two women in his car. The victims told police he was not wearing pants and was touching himself. Wilfredo Nazario, 31, was charged with indecent public exposure and aggravated stalking after two women told deputies with the Osceola County Sheriff's Office they saw him allegedly follow them in his white Toyota and masturbated, police said.

Soldier kills 14-year-old girlfriend’s mother after she tried to break them up in Pennsylvania: police

Caleb Barnes, 20, a soldier stationed at Ft. Meade, was charged with killing his girlfriend’s mother. Caleb Barnes, 20, stabbed Cheryl Silvonek, 54, in her car in front of her Upper Macungie house in southeast Pennsylvania after an argument early Sunday, according to a report.

Kendall: I never spoke to tabs about dad's transition

Case against admitted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to wrap by next week: prosecutors

COURTROOM SKETCH. A WIDER VIEW OF BX110. One reason the Tsarnaev trial is moving so fast is because his defense has barely questioned any of the witnesses — some of them maimed bombing survivors — that federal prosecutors have called.

South Carolina stowaway cat found in California U-Haul after 2013 disappearance

Kevin, an oragne tabby cat, was found hiding in a truck in Southern California after having been missing from his South Carolina home in 2013. Kevin the cat, who disappeared from his South Carolina home in 2013, turned up in California after he stowed away on a U-Haul.

SEE IT Brazilian motorcyclists stop four lanes of traffic on highway to rescue frightened dog

An online video from Brazil shows a group of bikers rescue a dog in the middle of the road. An online video shot in Brazil shows the group of about a dozen motorcyclists stop the moving vehicles on a 4-lane highway when a small dog had fallen out of its car.

Elton John carries D&G bag after calling for boycott

John Jay College scholarships honor slain NYPD officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos

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Air Force vet accused of trying to join ISIS may take deal

Tairod Pugh, 47, was arraigned Wednesday in Brooklyn Federal Court on charges that he tried to enter Syria to join ISIS.

Retiring model Gisele shows she's still got it

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Man pleads guilty to cuffing boy to porch with dead chicken

Dorian Lee Harper is seen in an undated phto provided by the Union County, N.C. Sheriff's Office. Harper and Wanda Sue Larson, a North Carolina social worker, were arrested Friday, Nov. 15, 2013 after a foster child was found cuffed by the ankle to Larson's front porch in Monroe, N.C., with a dead chicken hanging from around his neck. Larson and Harper are charged with numerous offenses after a sheriff's deputy found the shivering 11-year-old boy. Larson is a supervisor with Union County Department of Social Services. The couple, both 57, adopted four children and were serving as foster parents to the fifth child. The children, ages 8 to 14, have been removed from the home. (AP Photo/Union County, N.C. Sheriff's Office)

Poll: New Yorkers side with teachers in school reform battle

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Kate Moss stuns in high fashion spread for W magazine

Hauntingly beautiful and racy shots of Kate Moss for W Magazine

PARTY MONSTER: Racist dad prevents daughter from attending black girl’s birthday party in Tenn.

A young girl wrote her friend Harmony Jones a letter explaining she couldn’t go to her birthday party because she’s black.

New rating scale identifies seniors at risk for dementia

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Attack on National Bardo Museum near Tunisia's parliament building leaves 21 dead, including 17 tourists

Tunisian security forces secure the area after gunmen attacked Tunis' famed Bardo Museum on March 18, 2015. At least seven foreigners and a Tunisian were killed in an attack by two men armed with assault rifles on the museum, the interior ministry said. AFP PHOTO / FETHI BELAIDFETHI BELAID/AFP/Getty Images

Lawyer for doctor who helped U.S. find bin Laden shot dead

Hospital staff wheel the body of Pakistani lawyer Samiullah Khan Afridi, at a local hospital in Peshawar, Pakistan, Tuesday, March 17, 2015. Unidentified gunmen shot and killed a former lawyer for the Pakistani doctor who helped the U.S. find Osama bin Laden. (AP Photo/Mohammad Sajjad)
Autos

2016 Nissan GT-R keeps its six-figure price steady

2016 nissan gt-r 45th anniversary gold edition Nissan has announced pricing for its 2016 GT-R, now on sale at select Nissan dealers in the United States

Photos 2015 Best Cars for Families

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