Friday, November 6, 2015

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS

G.I. CROOK: Fox Lake cop who staged suicide had Army son enter ‘sham marriage’ with mistress to boost military benefits

Village Administrator Anne Marrin - New report indicates that dead Fox Lake cop,Fox Lake Officer Charles Joseph Gliniewicz, tried to have a gang member kill the village administrator to stop her from finding out he’d embezzled funds. Fox Lake Police Lt. Joseph Gliniewicz, a once beloved figure in town known as “G.I. Joe,” had his Army son D.J., who is in his 20s, marry Kathryn Grams to increase his haul from the government.

MAGNET FOR TROUBLE: Confederate flag decal sparks vicious brawl between black and white men outside Salt Lake City hotel (GRAPHIC LANGUAGE)

A Confederate flag magnet on the back of a pickup truck sparked a one-sided brawl in the parking lot of a Salt Lake City hotel, police said.

EXCLUSIVE NYPD quota whistleblower settles case against hospital over holding him in psych ward

Adrian Schoolcraft, suspended NYPD officer, in his apartment in Johnstown, NY - with copies police crime files he has assembled to support his "charges of corruption by police supervisors" in handling crime reports and investigations in the 81st precinct of the NYPD, 12/17/2009 NYPD whistleblower Adrian Schoolcraft has settled his case against the Jamaica Hospital doctors who put him in a psych ward, bringing an end to his explosive case.

Suspect in UC Merced stabbing spree had manifesto in pocket, was angry he was kicked out of study group

Faisal Mohammad, the man who stabbed four people at the University of California at Merced.  Authorities found an angry manifesto in the pocket of freshman Faisal Mohammad that detailed the chilling plot and a motive unrelated to organized hate groups or terrorism, authorities said.

Courtney Stodden gives Instagram fans sweet treat

Notre Dame tutor claims student's sex accusations come after bad breakup with daughter

SOUTH BEND, IN - OCTOBER 19: A general view of the "Golden Dome" on the campus of Notre Dame University before the Notre Dame Fighting Irish take on the University of Southern California Trojans at Notre Dame Stadium on October 19, 2013 in South Bend, Indiana. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) “There are two sides to every breakup and that this is being played out in the media is incredibly painful to us,” said Caitlin Rourk, a spokeswoman for the tutor, in a statement released Thursday.

EXCLUSIVE Man accused of gunning down Bronx gas station attendant acquitted after Hurricane Sandy wrecks evidence

mug shot of Freddie McGrier. Freddie McGrier, 24, got off after a two-week trial in part because the clothes worn by victim Lamin Sillah were destroyed by the storm, McGrier’s lawyer said.

Chicago boy, 9, was lured into alley and killed because of his father’s gang activities

Tyshawn Lee, 9, was fatally shot Monday afternoon in the Gresham neighborhood of Chicago, and police implored the community to help identify those responsible. Tyshawn Lee, who was walking to his grandmother’s house Monday afternoon, was “lured” into an alley and executed.

Hayden Panettiere doing ‘awesome’ at depression facility

Dallas boy who was allegedly forced to swallow ant poison by mom released from hospital

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE DALLAS SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT The boy's 31-year-old mother, Paw Eh (pictured), has been charged with attempted capital murder. She remains in jail on a $500,000 bond.

FALSE ALARM: Massachusetts school placed on lockdown after 2 girls misidentify stapler for gun

Southbridge Middle-High School in Massachusetts was locked down Wednesday when two students mistook a student with a stapler for one with a gun. Two girls told a school resource officer at Southbridge Middle-High School they saw a student waving a gun at about 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Man who landed gyrocopter outside Capitol will plead guilty

April 14, 2015 - Tampa, Florida, U.S. - Photo by JAMES BORCHUCK | Times ..Mug of Doug Hughes, the Ruskin mailman who intends to deliver letters of protest to Congress by flying a small gyrocopter through the no-fly zone in Washington D.C. and land on the Capital Mall. (Credit Image: © James Borchuck/Tampa Bay Times/ZUMA Wire) Attorney Mark Goldstone said in an email that his client Douglas Hughes is expected to plead guilty to operating a gyrocopter without a license, a felony, on Nov. 20 in federal court in Washington.

Gonzalez: Blame police union boss for labor contract woes

PBA President Patrick Lynch called the new procedures “a formula for disaster.” Patrick Lynch wants us to believe his members in the PBA were shafted this week when a state arbitrator recommended they receive just 1% annual pay raises in a new two-year labor pact.

Jorge may get best call up ever at Derek & Hannah's wedding

Road deaths in Bronx, Queens bring toll to 8 in week

Scene at Seneca Avenue and Bryant Avenue where a woman identified as Floria Burton, 55, was killed this morning after being struck by a truck, while on her way to the local laundry.The laundry cart she had.Thursday, Novemeber 5, 2015, Bronx, New York.(Michael Schwartz for New York Daily News). A pair of women were mowed down in the city Thursday, bringing the number of lives cut short while standing on the sidewalk or trying to cross the street during the past week to eight.

WERNICK Abused spouses can get U.S. green card by proving cruel conditions

Immigration stock art. Q. My mother is being verbally and emotionally abused every day by her U.S. citizen husband.

Seattle surgeon suing patient for unflattering Yelp review that claimed 'His enormous ego nearly cost me my life'

Dr. Alan Brown claims that the Wendy Wester’s dramatic posting is defamatory and has damaged his business and his reputation.

Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier surrenders in shooting that left Lakewood man in critical condition

Joint Base Lewis McChord soldier Jesse Matthew Suhanec, 22, surrendered to police Thursday night, November 5, 2015, in connection with a shooting that left one man wounded. He gave himself up at a home in the 15200 block of Fern Street SW in Tillicum, Washington. Jesse Suhanec was taken into custody Thursday evening without incident after he reportedly knocked on the door to a house in the Tillicum area of Lakewood and told the residents he was wanted by police.

DWTF?! Bindi's 'Dancing' contract ripped as she didn’t prove dad is dead

SICK JOKE: Connecticut teens arrested for dressing like Columbine killers on Halloween, threatening students

dnp; The two Litchfield High School students were charged Wednesday with inciting injury to persons and breach of peace, state police said.

House backs $607B defense bill to keep Gitmo open, prevent detainees from coming to U.S. prisons

MARCH 30, 2010 FILE PHOTO / EDS: PHOTO HAS BEEN REVIEWED BY US MILITARY OFFICIAL The House overwhelmingly backed a defense bill that would bar President Obama from moving Guantanamo Bay detainees to U.S. prisons.

AGAINST THE GRAIN: Carson sticks by belief Joseph from Bible built pyramids to store grain as Trump slams 'strange' notion

Ben Carson might need a history lesson.

Baby’s body found after mom allegedly tossed infant: cops

LOCAL PRINT OUT (MYRTLE BEACH HERALD OUT, HORRY INDEPENDENT OUT, CAROLINA FOREST CHRONICLE, GEORGETOWN TIMES OUT); MANDATORY CREDIT Divers found the body about 3:45 p.m., Horry County police Chief Saundra Rhodes said at a news conference.

HAVING A MONSTER BALL: Halle says she’s ‘doing OK’ post-split

Alabama teenager is getting threats after she's allegedly raped by high school football star

An Alabama teenage girl is being vilified by her peers after she reported a high school football star for allegedly raping her.

Creep released from jail days before vicious C train slash attack in Brooklyn

Suspected C-train slasher had been released from jail days before he allegedly attacked two subway passengers, according to court records.

Louisiana man wasn't carrying gun as 6-year-old son fatally shot when marshals opened fire: police

Chris Few and his son as Jeremy Mardis, a first-grader at a nearby elementary school were shot about 9:30 p.m. Chris Few is in critical condition and Jeremy was killed. Louisiana investigators will meet with the city marshals who fired on the car in which the boy was riding with his father.

MONSTER GETS LIFE: Philly woman kept disabled adults locked in her basement, kept their checks

Linda Weston, 55, was hit with a life sentence Thursday for keeping mentally disabled adults captive in her basement while stealing their Social Security checks. Linda Weston, 55, apologized during the hearing, saying: “I believe in God and God knows what happened.”
AUTOS

Bentley driver in Australia hits 206-mph on public road

It took 76 seconds and 5.8 miles to reach the advertised top speed of the nearly $260,000 British auto.  Not only did the Bentley hit 206-mph but it did so legally, thanks to an unrestricted highway in the north of Australia.

REVIEW: 2016 Aston Martin DB9 GT is the car 007 would drive

Gorgeous, nimble, and impeccably dressed, the DB9 GT is the automotive embodiment of super-spy James Bond. To celebrate the opening of the latest James Bond movie ‘Spectre,’ we tested Aston Martin’s latest new model, the DB9 GT.

10 BEST BOND CARS: 007’s rides of choice

The Aston Martin DB5 is the ultimate Bond car, but there were many others before and after that make the cut of our 10 Best Bond Cars list. James Bond and cool cars go hand in hand like spies and suits, but which are the best? We found out for you.

Camaro concepts steal the show at SEMA

That luminescent quality was the inspiration behind the Camaro Krypton concept’s bold, bright exterior color.  Chevrolet’s new Camaro concepts were all the rage at SEMA.

Mercedes-Benz introduces all new SUV, the 2017 GLS-Class

With seven seats, internet access and remote start it is a luxurious everyday car with the capability to go off road but is more likely to be a soccer practice shuttle. Mercedes-Benz has renamed their popular full-size SUV line the GLS-Class for their 2017 model.

TRUCK YEAH!: The top 5 pickup trucks at SEMA 2015

Chevrolet’s 2016 Silverado Special Ops concept is based on the Silverado 1500 Z71, which features a new front-end design and new technologies built into its strong, high strength steel body structure and fully boxed frame, and draws its design inspiration from naval design aesthetics. From race cars prototypes to limousine concepts, these are our favorite pickup trucks for the Specialty Equipment Marketing Association
New York

EXCLUSIVE Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams asks MTA to give straphangers free transfer at L, No. 3 train stations in East New York

BKSHOT – Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and Councilmember Laurie A Cumbo address the media at the scene of the fatal double shooting on Flatbush Avenue at Dekalb Avenue in Brooklyn on Tuesday October 27th, 2015. 0808. (Theodore Parisienne for New York Daily News) Eric Adams wants from the MTA for East New Yorkers who’ve had to pay two subway fares to switch between the L train’s Livonia Avenue station and the No. 3 stop at Junius Street.

Brooklyn teen dies shortly after collapsing near school: authorities

Clara Barton High School 901 Classon Ave., Brooklyn. Friday January 30, 2015. Photo by Debbie Egan-Chin The teen, whose identity was being withheld pending family notification, crumbled to the ground just a block from Clara Barton High School.

Brooklyn school on lockdown during parent-teacher conferences after man found suspicious white powder: authorities

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The man had brought his mail to read while he waited at Public School 130/Middle School 839 during the parent teacher meetings, police said. He found the powder in an envelope around 6:30 p.m.

NYC students' scores improving for most Regents exams, report shows

Stock image of students taking an exam. City high school students showed improvement in four of five Regents tests during the 2014-2015 school year, but algebra pass rates dropped six points from the previous year.

Man charged with attacking breastfeeding mom in NYC park

Elena Sobina with her 6 month daughter, Kelly photographed outside her Riverside Dr Apt building in Manhattan. Wednesday, 11/04/2015. Sobina was robbed last Friday night while breast feeding her daughter in a nearby park. (Gregg Vigliotti for New York Daily News) The sicko who allegedly attacked a breastfeeding mother in Fort Tryon Park has been indicted, prosecutors said.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

Brooklyn Tuskegee Airman who joined FDNY after WWII dies aged 95

SENDER: Jared Lawrence McCallister <jaredmccallister@gmail.com> During World War II, Henry, of Crown Heights, served as a staff sergeant in charge of 20 technicians who maintained and repaired aircraft flown by the first African-American soldiers trained as pilots.

EXCLUSIVE Investigators for NYC district attorneys outraged that DAs want big raises

John Fleming, president of the Detective Investigators Association. Detectives for city district attorneys are seething that the DAs asked for massive raises — when their investigators have gone without a pay boost for years.

Feds' witness in Silver trial testifies he was 'terrified' when investigators showed up at his home

Prosecutors say that Sheldon Silver secretly directed $500,000 in state money to Dr. Robert Taub, pictured, for his research in exchange for Taub sending mesothelioma patients his way. Sheldon Silver's attorney grilled Dr. Robert Taub about investigators' 6 a.m. visit to his home last year that led to his testimony.

M5 bus to be split into two routes to speed up service: MTA

NEW YORK - DECEMBER 23: Commuters board a bus near First Avenue December 23, 2005 in New York City. After three days of strikes New York City subways and buses returned to service, bringing normality back to millions of peoples morning and afternoon commutes. (Photo by Daniel Barry/Getty Images) The 12-mile long M5 bus — running from the George Washington Bridge to the Staten Island Ferry — will be split into two routes at 37th Street so that the buses are no longer stuck on congested midtown streets.
Daily News Video

VIDEO Daily News goes ghost hunting at New York City theater

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The Clemente Soto Velez Center, on the Lower East Side, is one of the city's most haunted places. At least according to local legend.

VIDEO See the runners go in this time-lapse video of portion of NYC Marathon

More than 50,000 runners took part in this year's New York City Marathon. They included people from 100 countries.
emblem Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and the people who live here inspiring every day.

NYC to launch neighborhood websites with local information

The city's Neighborhoods.nyc website, which will eventually be supplanted by new hyperlocal websites with urls like Astoria.nyc, CrownHeights.nyc and WashingtonHeights.nyc. The city is making it easier to find up-to-the-minute info on New York’s diverse neighborhoods.

American citizen meets heroes who saved him after collapse

Alexander Zotov poses after his citizenship naturalization ceremony Friday at the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse. A month after he missed a naturalization ceremony because he nearly died, a Brooklyn man met the court security officers who saved his life.

Will Ferrell-themed bar opens in New York City

"Stay Classy" Will Ferrell-themed bar in NYC. A Will Ferrell-inspired bar, “Stay Classy, New York” has opened in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.
Sports

World Series loss lights fire under Syndergaard, deGrom

New York Mets' pitchers Noah Syndergaard and Jacob deGrom make a promotional appearance at Buffalo David Bitton, Macy's Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015. Bryan R. Smith for The New York Daily News Noah Syndergaard stood in the dugout at Citi Field and just stared at the scene in front of him. There were the Kansas City Royals jumping into a pile, celebrating their World Series win over the Mets last Sunday night.

Mehta: Will the real Jets defense please stand up?

New York Jets head coach Todd Bowles talks to reporters during NFL football practice, Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015, in Florham Park, N.J. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez) Championship defenses don’t loaf. The scariest part of the Jets’ self-described “disgusting” performance in the Black Hole last weekend?

Vacchiano: No trade leaves Giants holding the cards

New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (90) after practice at Quest Diagnostics practice facility on November 5th, 2015. (Andrew Theodorakis/for New York Daily News). It wasn’t like the Giants didn’t try to find help at the trading deadline. They made their usual phone calls to see who was available.

Shots aren't falling, but Carmelo Anthony isn't worried

The shots aren’t falling for Carmelo Anthony through the first week of the NBA season. Carmelo Anthony has a lot to prove and a roster full of role players to carry on his surgically-repaired knee. But Anthony isn't an All-Star without his shot. And to start a season that requires a playoff berth to avoid giving a lottery draft pick to Toronto, Anthony's aim is off.
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