Friday, April 17, 2015

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DEADLY FAMILY FEUD: Five relatives, ages 28 to 75, shot and killed over business dispute in murder-suicide at Phoenix, Ariz. home, police say

Five family members were found dead in a Phoenix home Thursday afternoon in what police believe to be a business dispute that turned deadly.

Two men found dead on Brooklyn freight tracks: cops

Police investigate the scene where two bodies were found near train tracks near 61st Street and 15th Ave, Borough Park, Brooklyn, New York City on Thursday, April 16 2015. (Gardiner Anderson for New York Daily News) The bodies were discovered on the tracks Thursday near 60th St. and 14th Ave. in Borough Park, cops said.

California mom leaves food, bedtime instructions for 4-year-old daughter as she goes out with friends: cops

Bing Chen, 28, was arrested for leaving her 4-year-old daughter home alone in Rancho Cucamonga while she went with friends to San Diego, authorities say. Bing Chen, 28, later told police the girl was fine because she’d left food and instructions telling her when to eat and go to bed, cops said.

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'I MAINTAIN MY INNOCENCE': Death Row inmate in Alabama freed 14 years after conviction when judge finds faults in case

Image #: 36185866 William Ziegler, 39, a former Alabama Death Row inmate who won a new trial three years ago, stands to leave the court room Thursday, April 16, 2015, in Mobile, Ala., after learning he would be free within hours. Ziegler had been awaiting execution since his conviction in 2001 for the slaying of Russell Allen Baker near the defendant's home at the time in Mobile County. He won a rarely successful post-appeal challenge made directly to the trial judge. AL.COM /Landov Since 2001, William Ziegler was awaiting execution in Alabama. On Thursday afternoon, he walked out of jail a free man.

SEE IT Sperm whale photobombs scientists using unmanned sub to explore 2,000 feet below Gulf of Mexico

A robot sub from the Ocean Exploration Trust tapes its close encounter with a giant sperm whale in the Gulf of Mexico. Scientists filming natural methane seeps off the Louisiana coast got photobombed by a sperm whale 2,000 feet down.

Brooklyn slumlord brothers busted for trashing apartments to force out long-time tenants: officials

Joel Israel (C)iswalked in by NYPD for arraignment in Brooklyn Supreme Court for trashing there apartments to drive out rent-regulated tenants. April 16, 2015 (Kevin C. Downs for The New York Daily News) Brothers Joel and Aaron Israel were hit with a slew of criminal charges, a source said.

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Veteran Chinese journalist Gao Yu, 71, sentenced to 7 years for leaking Communist Party doc targeting free speech

Gao Yu, one of China's most prominent journalists, attends the opening of a photo exhibition by Liu Xa, wife of Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo, in Hong Kong, in this June 9, 2012 file photo. The court has sentenced Gao, a 71-year-old journalist accused of leaking an internal Communist Party document to a foreign website, to seven years in prison, her lawyer said on April 17, 2015, a ruling that reflects the sensitivity surrounding the party's inner workings. Gao, who was tried behind closed doors in Beijing last November, was convicted on a charge of providing state secrets to foreign contacts, her lawyer, Mo Shaoping, said. Picture taken June 9, 2012. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/Files A Beijing court sentenced a Chinese journalist to seven years in prison for leaking a document detailing suppression by the Communist Party.

Shirtless Kentucky man arrested after riding a horse while drunk: cops

Michael Kimmel was arrested by Kentucky State Police when he was found riding around Betsy Lane drunk on a horse. State troopers were called to Betsy Lane, in Floyd County, on Tuesday to reports that an intoxicated man, identified as Michael Kimmel, was atop a horse.

TRANSIT ALERT Uber will offer $5 rides while L train is shut down for repair on weekends

The logo of car-sharing service app Uber on a smartphone over a reserved lane for taxis in a street is seen in this photo illustration taken in Madrid on December 10, 2014. A Madrid judge has ordered U.S.-based online car booking company Uber to cease operations in Spain, the latest ban on the popular service. Taxi drivers around the world consider Uber unfairly bypasses local licensing and safety regulations by using the internet to put drivers in touch with passengers. REUTERS/Sergio Perez (SPAIN - Tags: LAW TRANSPORT SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS TELECOMS LOGO) - RTR4HGTL Suffering subway riders might find this an UberCool solution to suspended L-train service: $5 car rides.

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Gonzalez: Surge of the opt-out movement against English Language Arts exam is act of mass civil disobedience

Community Member Sarah Pomar during a press conference held to discuss Opting out of the New York State ELA tests in front of P.S. 69 on 37th Avenue in Jackson heights, Queens, Tuesday, April 1, 2014. (Christie M Farriella for New York Daily News) It’s the computer code that keeps track of what will go down as a historic grass-roots movement in public education in New York State.

Bill de Blasio joining volunteers to promote city prekindergarten program enrollment

Mayor De Blasio talking with Pre-K for All organizers before the start of the little league opening day at Prospect Park, Saturday, April 11, 2015. (Shawn Inglima/ for the New York Daily News) Mayor de Blaiso will join 2,000 volunteers Saturday in an effort to promote enrollment in city prekindergarten programs.

Developer jailed for kickbacks gave money to New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez's legal defense fund: report

Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., speaks with reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, April 14, 2015. Menendez took a business-as-usual approach Monday when he returned to Congress for the first time since his April 1 indictment on federal corruption charges. The New Jersey Democrat spoke with reporters in the Capitol about Iran's nuclear program, and voted on a routine judicial nomination. He spent several minutes on the Senate floor, chatting amiably with colleagues. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) A New Jersey developer who got prison time for making illegal kickbacks contributed $10,000 to Sen. Bob Menendez's legal defense fund.
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'A LITTLE BIT OF A SKELETON IN MY CLOSET': ‘Cannibal cop’ documentary screens at Tribeca Film Festival

“Cannibal Cop” Gilbert Valle in clip from “Thought Crimes.” The film, premiering as part of the Tribeca Film Festival, focuses on the strange tale of ex-NYPD officer Gilberto Valle who was busted in 2012 for plotting online to kidnap, kill and eat women.

'THEY ARE PUTTING THEIR LIVES AT RISK': Thrill-seeking teens bust in and climb faulty World's Fair tower AGAIN in Queens

Four teens were caught sneaking into the Worlds Fair's Astro Towers on Tuesday afternoon. Park Enforcement Patrol (PEP) officers caught up to the group on the first observation deck, 126 feet in the air, and surprised them. The New York State Pavilion, can be seen in the background. On Tuesday afternoon, Park Enforcement Patrol officers nabbed four teenagers who had made it 60 feet up the rickety staircase to the top of the first tower of the New York State Pavilion.

Hilton Foundation gives $2.5 million grant to CUNY for foster kids to pursue associate degrees and 'meaningful careers'

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The City University of New York has received a four-year $2.5 million grant from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation to help young people coming out of foster care.

N.Y. hacker who attacked DirecTV, Farmers Insurance sentenced to 3 years in prison

MR A Staten Island computer hacker got three years in federal prison Thursday for his role in a series of attacks.
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New York state students opting out of Common Core exams continues rise: activists

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi New York state students opting out of the controversial Common Core reading exams reached 155,237 as of Thursday, activists say.

'JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED': Chinese transient who admitted to killing woman, 4 kids in Brooklyn ordered to undergo second psych exam

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A Brooklyn judge ordered Mingdong Chen Thursday to undergo a second psych exam after a psychiatrist who tried to explore an insanity defense found him to be in “a catatonic state.”

Police hunt for attacker who stabbed and killed man in Cambria Heights, Queens

Outside the Emergency Room of Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Queens. A man in his 30s was stabbed to death Thursday on a residential block in Queens, police said.

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Lawsuit filed against Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia after dog allegedly attacked electrician at N.J. home

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Philip Epstein says he was left permanently injured after one of the pitcher's dogs latched onto his leg at his Alpine, N.J. home last fall.

PICTURED Ore. baby’s death probed as homicide after he dies of traumatic brain injury in sitter’s care: police

Izaak Gillen, a 7-month-old child of Justin and Stacy Gillen, died last week of a skull fracture, prompting to investigate the child’s death as a homicide. A baby boy died after a brief stay at a baby sitter’s Oregon house, prompting a homicide investigation, local reports said.

Veterans, advocates protest at City Hall, claiming de Blasio is not helping them

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A group of veterans and their advocates rallied at City Hall, protesting what they said was shoddy treatment from Mayor de Blasio.

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State officials deadlock on closing loophole allowing donors to give millions to New York political campaigns

epa04476059 Residents of the Park Slope section of Brooklyn wait in line to vote in the 2014 US midterm elections at P.S 321 in Brooklyn, New York, USA, 04 November 2014. US voters are increasingly disillusioned with Washington as they head to the polls 04 November to elect senators and members of the House of Representatives. EPA/ANDREW GOMBERT State election officials failed to close legal loophole that’s allowed donors to pour millions of dollars into New York political campaigns.

Adam Skelos, son of state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, worked series of jobs through father's connections

Adam Skelos, the son of Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos arrives at his home located at 29 Leon Court in Rockville Centre. Both Adam and Dean Skelos are the target of a new federal corruption investigation, Rockville Centre, Thursday, April 16th 2015. Adam Skelos, the 32-year-old scion of state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, appears to have benefited from his dad’s position with a series of jobs at GOP-wired entities.

Hillary Cinton supporting drivers' licenses for immigrants

NORWALK, IA - APRIL 15: Democratic presidential hopeful and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks during a roundtable discussion with members of the small business community at Capital City Fruit on April 15, 2015 in Norwalk, Iowa. Hillary Clinton continues to campaign throughout Iowa as she makes her second bid for President of the United States. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Hillary Clinton flipped Thursday to support drivers’ licenses for undocumented immigrants.
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Duda's clutch hit pushes Mets past Marlins, into first place

New York Mets first baseman Lucas Duda (21) dugout jubi after scoring on New York Mets left fielder Michael Cuddyer (23) hit in the 6th inning to tie game at 4. Lucas Duda is often maligned for his track record against left-handed pitchers.

Bondy: Rangers' fast start could propel them to quick finish

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Carmelo Anthony went from last summer's mantra of “I believe in Phil” to second-guessing his decision to re-sign with the Knicks.

NBA players to be tested for HGH starting next season

DENVER - NOVEMBER 16: A detail photo of the ball as it falls through the rim as the Denver Nuggets face the New York Knicks at the Pepsi Center on November 16, 2010 in Denver, Colorado. The Nuggets defeated the Knicks 120-118. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this Photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images) NBA players will be blood tested for human growth hormone beginning next season.
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Models and children banned from Shanghai Auto Show

Models and children have been banned from Auto Shanghai 2015 in the interest of safety and moral purity, according to China Daily. After banning sexy models from the show floor in January, organizers of Auto Shanghai 2015 have now banned children for safety reasons.

Photos 2015 Best Cars for the Money

The $27,060 2015 Chevrolet Impala earned the title of 2015 Best Large Car for the Money thanks to its high-tech standard features like satellite radio, Bluetooth phone access, and a Wi-Fi hotspot, coupled with standard fuel efficiency of 22 mpg city and 31 This year's list of Best Cars for the Money ranks the top models in terms of quality and value, showcasing exactly which cars, SUVs, and trucks offer the best bang-for-buck in the industry.
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Father of Marysville-Pilchuck High School shooter's dad pleads not guilty to gun charge

Raymond Lee Fryberg Jr. walks out of the Federal Courthouse in Seattle, Thursday, April 16, 2015. Fryberg, the father of Jaylen Fryberg, the student who fatally shot four of his high school classmates and himself in October, 2014, pleaded not guilty on Thursday to illegally possessing the gun his son used in the slayings. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren) Raymond Lee Fryberg Jr., whose son fatally shot four classmates and himself, is accused of illegally possessing the gun used in the attack.

Lump-covered Arizona man joins California freak show as ‘Bubble Boy’

Picture of Bob Heslip from the waist up. Heslip has neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF-1) and works at the Venice Beach Freak Show, where he's known as "Bubble Boy." An Arizona man whose body is covered in noncancerous lumps says he finally feels normal — after joining the Venice Beach Freakshow.

A BLACK WIDOW: California grandma convicted of killing another husband

Defense Attorney David Weiner and Colleen Ann Harris look at the jury while her verdict was read in a Placerville, Calif., court in Harris’ murder trial. A 73-year-old Calif. grandmother convicted of murdering her third husband — three decades after killing her second husband.

Confessed N.C. college killer Morgan Stancil says he’s a neo-Nazi, hates gays and is a ‘murderer’

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE VOLUSIA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS. MANDATORY CREDIT Morgan Stancil III, who has confessed to killing a North Carolina college employee, says he's a neo-Nazi and a homophobe.

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Nebraska rancher slams Bill de Blasio for his proposal to ban carriage horses

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SHE GOT SCHOOLED! Florida teacher arrested for allegedly selling Xanax, meth to undercover cops

Cheryl Heineman, 45, A third grade teacher in Florida, sold drugs to undercover cops, authorities say. A Florida elementary school teacher has been charged with drug dealing after undercover cops say she sold them prescription pills and LSD.

California high school wrestling coach arrested for molesting 25 students, authorities say

Thomas Joseph Snider, 47, wrestling coach at Torrance High School, has been charged with multiple counts of child annoyance and lewd acts involving as many as 25 male students, police announced Wednesday. Thomas Joseph Snider, 47, turned himself into Torrance cops Wednesday and was charged with 33 counts of inappropriately touching kids and eight counts of child molesting, according to a report.

DON'T YOU FEEL SAFER? Homeland Security head had to ask what is a gyrocopter

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Al Qaeda captures major airport, oil terminal in south Yemen

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Texas teacher arrested for car sex with male student: cops

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Redhead banned from school in England for being too ginger

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Victims' families slam South Korea ferry disaster efforts

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U.S. General steps down as head of Syria effort: report

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Late night? Lindsay tries to hide after a night of partying in London

Lindsay Lohan leaving Cirque nightclub on April 15, 2015 in London, England.

Tulsa deputy who killed suspect reportedly lacked training

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Vladimir Putin defends Iran missile deal during call-in show

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W.Va. woman claims Disney implanted chip inside her

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Fla. gov to sue Obama administration for withholding

Florida Gov. Rick Scott has been locked in a yearlong battle with the feds over $1 billion in funds for Florida hospitals that serve low-income people.

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Slain Charlie Hebdo editor's book on Islamophobia released

Stephane (Charb) Charbonnier was killed in the January attack led by armed gunmen who stormed the current offices of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.

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SEE IT WATCH: iPhone plummets 40 floors from Dubai tower

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Rita Wilson says she's still alive because of 'gut feeling'

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With campaign on, Clinton Foundation alters donations policy

NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 15: Former U.S. Secretary of State and first lady Hillary Clinton speaks at a press conference announcing a new initiative between the Clinton Foundation, United Nations Foundation and Bloomberg Philanthropies, titled Data 2x on December 15, 2014 in New York City. Data 2x aims to use data-driven analysis to close gender gaps throughout the world. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
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