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Sunday, February 28, 2016

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS


SUGAR HIGH: Ex-NYPD Officer James 'Sugar' Kane got over $1M in disability pension, worked as celebrity bodyguard

He's on an NYPD disability pension — and protecting some of the biggest stars on the planet.

Rookie Virginia cop killed on first shift on the job responding to domestic-related shooting that wounded two other officers

A rookie cop was killed during her first shift in Virginia during a shooting that also wounded two additional officers, authorities said.

UNREST IN SALT LAKE CITY: Police confront rock-throwing crowd as witnesses say officers shot 16-year-old victim wielding broomstick

A police shooting erupted in Salt Lake City on Saturday, prompting an anti-police protest as witnesses rallied around a gunshot victim.

Lupica WHAT WON’T HE DO TO STAY RELEVANT? Christie joins new political pal Trump’s circus, avoids going home to N.J. to clean up mess he’s been ignoring

No longer running, Chris Christie eventually has to go back to New Jersey and the mess he left behind.

BLOODSHED AT HATE RALLY: Three people stabbed when violence breaks out at Ku Klux Klan demonstration in California

A KKK rally turned violent in Anaheim, California, where a counter-protester claimed to have been stabbed by a Klan member in Ponderosa Park, Feb. 27, 2016. A KKK rally was interrupted with bloodshed in Anaheim Saturday after multiple people were reportedly stabbed.

Melissa Harris-Perry's feud with MSNBC stems from Beyoncé segment

EXCLUSIVE DAY CARE CRISIS RESPONSE: De Blasio targets illegal day care operators and licensed sites with repeat safety violations

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The de Blasio administration is targeting illegal day care operators and cracking down on licensed sites with repeat safety violations.

Donald Trump rips judge overseeing lawsuit against Trump University, highlights his Hispanic ethnicity

Republican U.S. presidential candidates Marco Rubio (L) and Donald Trump speak simultaneously as they discuss an issue during the debate sponsored by CNN for the 2016 Republican U.S. presidential candidates in Houston, Texas, February 25, 2016. REUTERS/Mike Stone (TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) Donald Trump's habit of denigrating Hispanics reared its ugly head.

EXCLUSIVE Bronx man suing city for backroom police precinct beatdown he says nearly left him blind

Trojan Hart,and Demaris Cuevas outside the courtroom at Bronx Supreme Court where he was found "not guilty ' of assaulting police officers, and obstructing government administrations on February 1st, 2016.She was arrested at the same incident and charges dismissed earlier. He is holding a photograph of his facial injuries suffered by officers beating him at the 47th Precinct, which required facial surgery to restore vision in his left eye. Thursday,February 18Bth,2016, Bronx,New York.(Michael,l Schwartz for New York Daily News) Cops allegedly clocked him so hard he nearly went blind — then they hit him with charges of assaulting police.

Jennifer Garner says Ben Affleck is the love of her life

Teen who killed classmate, took own life wrote suicide note: 'She hasn’t loved me like that for a long time. This week has been the worst in my life'

Dorothy Dutiel (right) wrote about her love for May Kieu — both 15 — whom she murdered on Feb. 12 at Independence High School in Glendale, Ariz. Dorothy then turned the gun on herself.

Exclusive 'I NEVER TOUCHED HER': Brooklyn 15-year-old cleared in alleged playground rape afraid accusations will haunt him forever

Fifteen-year-old Ethan Phillip was one of five teens — ages 14 to 17 — accused by an incestuous father and daughter tandem of raping the 18-year-old woman at gunpoint in a Brownsville playground last month.

St. Louis third-grader won't be able to return to his charter school when family moves next year because he's black

Edmund Lee is a third-grader at Gateway Science Academy in St. Louis, Missouri, a charter school he has attended since he was in kindergarten. Yet his family recently learned that he will no longer be able to attend the charter school because he is black. A third-grader from St. Louis was told he couldn’t return to his elementary school—because he’s black.

Security beefed up in Somalia after extremist attacks

Somali soldiers and resident stand near the wreckage on February,27,2016 in Mogadishu, SomaliaAt least 14 people were killed on February 26 as twin blasts and gunfire rocked a hotel and neighbouring park in central Mogadishu, police said, in an attack claimed by the Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab militants. / AFP / MOHAMED ABDIWAHABMOHAMED ABDIWAHAB/AFP/Getty Images Hundreds of Somali soldiers have erected new security checkpoints across Mogadishu.

Salma Hayek seeks justice for her dog killed on her ranch

HARD FALL: Man bloodied after crashing through Hell's Kitchen window onto fire escape

539 W 49th Street where a male reportedly fell through a 3rd story window landing on the fire exit immediately outside the window. Manhattan, New York. Saturday, February 27th, 2016(Angus Mordant for New York Daily News) The bloodied man, who had been visiting a friend in the building, moaned as EMS workers carried him from the third floor of a building.

Germany moves against ‘ISIS passports'

A FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 2015 PHOTO. Germany has declared Syrian and Iraqi passports issued in territory controlled by ISIS invalid.

Vatican official to testify on Australian clerical sex abuse

FILE - In this Tuesday, March 31, 2015 filer, Cardinal George Pell attends a press conference at the Vatican Radio headquarters, in Rome. Pope Francis' finance minister is on the move, literally. Four months after he raised eyebrows by taking up residence in the Vatican bank, Cardinal George Pell is moving out and into the permanent offices of his new economy secretariat. The move coincides with a major reorganization of the Vatican's financial structures ordered by Pope Francis as part of his reform of the Vatican's administration. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini, File) Cardinal George Pell, Pope Francis’ top financial adviser, will testify in a Rome hotel conference room.

Pope Francis, Argentine president aim for unity

Argentina's president Mauricio Macri and his wife Juliana Awada meet with Pope Francis during a private audience at the Vatican, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016. (L'Osservatore Romano/pool photo via AP) Francis and Argentine President Mauricio Macri met privately for 25 minutes Saturday at the Vatican.

Charlie Sheen quotes Abe as he rips Donald Trump

Former Mayor David Dinkins still recovering from pneumonia in New York Presbyterian Hospital intensive care unit

Former New York City Mayor David Dinkins attends the Association for a Better New York (ABNY) meeting, Thursday, Jan. 22, 2015, in New York. (Louis Lanzano / for New York Daily News) The former mayor, who was treated for the illness in 2013, has been hospitalized since Feb. 18.

Spain agrees to extradite accused terrorist recruiter

MONDAY, MARCH, 15, 2010 FILE PHOTO The Algerian-Irish terrorist accused of recruiting an American to kill a Swedish artist who drew the prophet Muhammad.

G20 focuses on long-term fixes to jump-start world economy

POOL PHOTO Finance ministers from around the world flagged risks to world economic growth.

HILL OF A BIG WIN: Clinton claims victory in first-in-the-South primary in S.C. over Bernie Sanders

After winning by a few coin flips in Iowa, receiving a drumming in New Hampshire, and a narrow success in Nevada, Clinton pulled her first big victory. The former secretary of state had maintained a sizeable lead over her socialist rival in the state, beating Sanders 60-37 in a recent Emerson poll.

Bo Derek still ashamed she broke up Linda Evans and John Derek

Courtroom erupts as dope dealing bottom-feeder sentenced to eight years in drugging death of girlfriend's 13-month-old daughter

An upstate courtroom exploded with emotion as a drug-dealing junkie was sentenced Saturday.

Montana teen with learning disabilities committed suicide after suffering two years of bullying at school, according to a lawsuit

Deon Gillen committed suicide after being bullied at Sleeping Giant Middle School in Livingston, Montana. Deon Gillen, 18, took his life on Feb. 14 after his family battled with both his middle school and high school who they say failed to protect him against habitual tormenting.

Girl, 12, charged with threatening to blow up school by sending message with a bomb emoji

FEB. 18, 2016 PHOTO A 12-year-old is charged in Virginia with threatening her school with a social media message using emojis of a gun, a bomb and a knife.

Cops hunting for twisted Dallas photographer who posed as murdered neighbor in order to sell the dead man's home

Dallas police are searching for a man suspected of selling a house for $130,000 by posing as its dead owner. Dallas police are searching for a man who impersonated his murdered neighbor in order to sell the dead man's home.
Autos

CROSSOVER CLASH. Honda CR-V vs. Mazda CX-5 vs. Jeep Cherokee

Over the course of the week, I spent extensive time with the 2016 Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5, and Jeep Cherokee to see which was best. We took three of the best small SUVs for a test to see which AWD crossover came out on top… and the result may surprise you.

GOOD NOT GREAT. 2016 Ford Edge Report

Ford makes a handful of important changes to the 2016 Edge, but doesn’t resolve the two issues that could have you shopping for a competitor.

SEE IT SLIP SLIDING AWAY. Driver + car - park = watch and see

Always remember the emergency brake, especially when parking near water.  This driver looks to be in a hurry and completely forgets to put car in park in a marina. Guess what happens next.

FOREVER YOUNG. Classic cars of Cuba

TO GO WITH AFP STORY Nostalgia runs high on the streets of Cuba, with around 60,000 cars from the 1950s still on the road.

AUDI, SUBARU #1 & #2. Consumer Reports release their 'Best Brands' list

Audi and Subaru topped Consumer Reports' Best Automotive Brands list for 2016, beating out 3rd place Lexus which had held the top spot for the last three years. Audi is in the top spot of Consumer Reports' annual 'Best Brands' list that factors in quality, driving impressions, and reliability.

GO BIG, GO BOULDER. 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Report

For 2016, Jeep makes several changes designed to improve the Grand Cherokee’s fuel economy. None of them negatively impact its ability to go places few have tread before.
New York

Person struck by southbound Q train during attempted suicide in Manhattan

Commuters ride the Manhattan bound Q train in Brooklyn on November 16, 2010. A person was struck by a Q train at the Prince St. station early Sunday, cops said.

Brooklyn man charged in 17 Long Island break-ins

The Third Squad reports the arrest of a Brooklyn man on Saturday, February 20, 2016 at 11:50 p.m. in Brooklyn. A Brooklyn man is accused of burglarizing 17 Long Island homes, Nassau County police said Saturday.

Man shot in leg while fighting off armed robber in Brooklyn

The intersection of Greene and Stuyvesant Avenues in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. A man was shot in the leg while fighting off an armed robber in Brooklyn on Saturday, cops said.

Fire Island erosion protection plan includes new dunes

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks at a union rally for higher minimum wages in New York January 4, 2016. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson The dunes will protect the coastline from nor'easters and other extreme weather.

NY inspectors find critical defects in rail infrastrucutre

A MAY 20, 2009 FILE PHOTO. The inspections, which began in 2014, stem from deadly derailments in Canada and the U.S.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

EXCLUSIVE Queens College shocker as basketball player revolt forces coach Darryl Jacobs out amid abuse allegations

Basketball players at Queens College, fed up with what they call years of abusive behavior, threatened to sit out the final two games.

NYC Buildings Dept. pulls license of 'special inspector' for failing to perform safety inspections at fatal accident sites

Firefighters rescue a worker in fatal Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, collapse tied to improper construction technique in 2011. The Buildings Department says the man charged with inspecting buildings couldn't he'd performed safety inspections at many sites.

The Met to clear up ‘suggested' fee confusion

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The Metropolitan Museum of Art will alter its cashier signs to make it clearer to patrons that $25 is only the "suggested" price.

20-year-old woman hit by bullet from brawl 2 blocks away

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A woman two blocks from the scene of a bar brawl she was fleeing was hit with a bullet fired from one of the fighters.
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