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Friday, March 4, 2016

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Shaun King Wannabe Marine discharged for his ugly role in Trump rally in Louisville, where police are investigating assault complaints

In the United States, we do have freedom of speech, not freedom from consequences. Joseph Pryor learned this lesson the hard way.

SIEGEL The Donald, the dead kid and all of us

Remember? Remember when millions fled the region we’ve been at war in for 15 years, and Americans opened our arms and doors to them? Me neither.

DONALD'S FIRST DEPORTEE: Egyptian student may be forced to leave U.S. after post about killing Trump

This undated photo provided by Ohoud Ali Mohamed Nasr El Sayed shows her brother, Emadeldin, an Egyptian aviation student in the Los Angeles area. Prosecutors are trying to get him deported over Facebook comments threatening Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, and his lawyers are fighting it. He faces a deportation hearing Friday, March 4, 2016. (Ohoud Ali Mohamed Nasr El Sayed via AP) Emad Elsayed was arrested by immigration authorities after he said he would not mind going to prison for assassinating the businessman.

NYPD’S SECOND HOME: Texas suburb where former NYC cop was shot is home to plenty of New York' Finest

DFW Airport Police officer Robert Woodward kneels in front of a makeshift memorial for a slain officer at the Euless Police Department Wednesday, March 2, 2016, in Euless, Texas. Officer David Hofer died after he was shot in a Tuesday afternoon gunfight with an armed suspect in a park near a Dallas-area school, police said. Hofer, who previously worked for the New York Police Department, died during surgery. The suspect was also killed. (AP Photo/LM Otero) Euless, Tex., where former NYPD Officer David Hofer was killed, is home to 10 other former city cops, and growing.

RIRI RAVISHES! Rihanna sizzles in Vogue photoshoot

MOST RIDICULOUS DEBATE — HANDS DOWN! Trump defends the size of his hands, his 'something else'

Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump shows off the size of his hands as rivals Marco Rubio (L) and Ted Cruz (R) look on at the start of the U.S. Republican presidential candidates debate in Detroit, Michigan, March 3, 2016. REUTERS/Jim Young Trump said Rubio's comments on his hands insinuated that "something else must be small,” but said “I guarantee it there's no problem.”

EXCLUSIVE Bronx man disfigured in 2010 attack faced indictment for four years after after NYPD cops bought attackers story

Jason Melendez is pictured at his attorney's office at 225 Broadway on March 1, 2016 in New York. Melendez was slashed in the face and robbed on a Manhattan subway platform on June 10, 2010, and subsequently arrested after cops bought his assailants' story—he is suing the city. (Alec Tabak for New York Daily News) The victim became the criminal, or so it seemed to cops.

MONSTER MOM & DAD: S.C parents accused of sexually assaulting their two 4-year-old children

Ambrose E. Heavener, 30, of Conway, S.C., and Lindsey D. Honeycutt, 29, were two of four arrested on March 3, 2016 for the sexual abuse of two young children in Myrtle Beach. He's charged with criminal sexual conduct with minor in the first degree, sexual exploitation of a minor in the first degree, engaging a child for sexual performance, and incest. She's charged with criminal sexual conduct with minor in the first degree, sexual exploitation of a minor in the first degree, engaging a child for sexual performance, and incest. This is one of his Facebook photos: Lindsey Honeycutt, 29, and Ambrose Heavener, 30, were charged with incest as well as sexual conduct of a minor.

ESPN's Jesse Palmer recalls shock of Erin Andrews' nude video

Brooklyn store worker in hospital after shoplifter slashing

The Family Dollar Store at 2010 Atlantic Ave. in Brownsville, Brooklyn. A deranged shoplifter sliced open a dollar store employee’s neck Thursday in one of two slashings in Brooklyn over a 24-hour period.

Teen who was conceived at 1996 K-Rockathon in upstate New York puts out Facebook plea to help find his dad

Jette Collins was conceived at K-Rockathon and is asking his Facebook users to help him find his father. It’s the classic story of boy meets girl at a rock concert.

No evidence of foreign hacking found in Hillary Clinton's private server

Bryan Pagliano, a former State Department employee who helped set up and maintain a private email server used by Hillary Rodham Clinton, departs Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, to give his deposition to a House panel on the Benghazi investigation. Pagliano will assert his constitutional right not to testify before any congressional committees, his lawyer says. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen) A former Hillary Clinton aide turned over computer security logs showing no evidence of foreign hacking in Clinton’s private server.

OPEN FOR BUSINESS? $4B World Trade Center transit hub finally opens, with little fanfare

The World Trade Center Transportation Hub and Oculus will open Thursday after nearly a decade of consturction that cost $4 billion. The white marble transit hub at the World Trade Center opened Thursday to little fanfare — a decade late and double its original cost.

'F--- Y’ALL' Rob Kardashian bashes haters, says he loves Blac Chyna

Monster California nanny, 20, caught trying to suffocate crying baby on hidden camera

Moriah Gonzales, 20, was arrested after a hidden camera caught her allegedly trying to suffocate a 13-month-old boy because he woudln't stop crying. A demonic California nanny was busted after she was caught smothering a crying baby on a hidden camera.

NYPD cop awarded Transit ‘MVP’ award Tuesday busts subway perv and convicted killer who groped subway rider

Phillip Smalls, also known as Perry McCauller, was the suspect in Rosario. This mugshot was taken on July 23, 2013, about two weeks before his release to parole. Two days ago, Officer Jennifer Rosario was given an award. Thursday, she showed why her award was so well-deserved.

GONZALEZ Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito focused on finishing ambitious agenda

Melissa Mark-Viverito at press conference in City Hall to talks about the City Council Vote to combat the spread of "K2" and other synthetic drugs in New York. September 30, 2015 New York. (Kevin C Downs for New York Daily News) With less than two years left in office, Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito is already looking toward the future.

LUPICA Romney finally shows up in GOP fight against Trump — it took The Donald's success in the primaries to get Mitt fired up

Forget about asking where the Mitt Romney who put that takedown move on Donald Trump Thursday was four years ago.

SO, BILL HIM! 'Cosby Show' star says scandal costing him $

Kansas cops awoke naked woman, asked her to locate weapon, then killed her, relatives claim in lawsuit

Relatives of Deanne Choate, 53, have filed a lawsuit against police in Gardner, Ks., for her March 26, 2015 police shooting death. Deanne Choate's relatives believe the officers were indifferent about her death.

SCHOOLING US ON WASTE: NYC launching program to boost recycling at public schools

NR The city is kicking off a program to increase recycling and composting in the public schools, Chancellor Carmen Fariña said Thursday.

Indiana prison supervisor accused of having sex with inmate, smuggling drugs, cellphones behind bars

Marco Simmons, a work release supervisor, smuggled drugs and a phone into a jail, and then had sex with one of the inmates. An Indiana prison supervisor is accused of having sex with an inmate and smuggling drugs and cellphones behind bars on Thursday.

Attorney for teen falsely accused of Brooklyn gang rape slams DA for not identifying woman's father

Onandi Brown, 17, one of the five boys falsely accused of raping a 18-year-old woman and forcing her father to leave at gunpoint enters court to have charges dismissed at Brooklyn Supreme Court, Thursday, March 3, 2016, in Brooklyn, New York. (Credit: Byron Smith for New York Daily News) Spencer Leeds, attorney for Onandi Brown, says DA's decision not to go after victim's father is troubling.

NRA boss Wayne LaPierre warns women of dangerous future if Clinton gets elected

Wayne LaPierre, Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association (NRA), speaks during the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2016 at National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland, outside Washington, March 3, 2016.Republican activists, organizers and voters gather for the Conservative Political Action Conference at a critical moment for the Republican Party as Donald Trump marches towards the presidential nomination and GOP stalwarts consider whether -- or how -- to stop him. / AFP / SAUL LOEBSAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images The head of the National Rifle Association warned women that they face a dangerous future should Hillary Clinton wind up in the White House.

GO EAT A BURGER, CHERYL! Ashley Graham dismisses Tiegs’ plus-size jab

North Korea will ready nuclear weapons, military for potential strike

EUO 3TP MNDTY JPNOUT North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has ordered his country’s nuclear weapons made ready for use at a moment’s notice.

SICK SCAM: Uber driver allegedly planted vomit inside vehicle to falsely accuse rider of barfing, then charged $200 cleaning fee

An Uber car is seen parked with the driver's lunch left on the dashboard in Venice, Los Angeles, California, United States July 15, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson - RTX1KG30 A frequent user of Uber says she’s swearing off the company because a driver up-charged her by claiming she up-chucked in his car.

Akiel Denkins pulled stolen gun before he was shot in chest, shoulder by Raleigh cop, police say

Rolonda Byrd, who says she is the mother of shooting victim Akiel Denkins, cries during a news conference near the scene of the shooting in Raleigh, N.C., Tuesday, March 1, 2016. Authorities say that a police officer fatally shot a man Monday while trying to make an arrest for a felony drug charge. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome) Officer D.C. Twiddy had been trying to arrest 24-year-old Akiel Denkins on Monday when the two got into a struggle, according to a report.

'THE BULLYING, THE GREED, THE MISOGYNY': The best zingers from Romney’s scathing anti-Trump speech

Mitt Romney took urged Republican voters to back anyone but Donald Trump for president, during a fiery Thursday speech.
Autos

BREAKING THE MOLD. Goodyear shows off autonomous car tire concept

The spherical-shaped Eagle-360 tires were designed with manueverability and connectivity in mind.  These spherical-shaped and Intelligrip tires from Goodyear are as cool as cool gets.

Soon-to-be-axed Scion was fastest growing brand in February

Scion had the biggest year-over-year sales growth of any automotive brand in the U.S. last month. Should Toyota reconsider its decision to kill the youth-oriented brand?

BEST-SELLING LUXURY. 2016 Acura MDX Review

The Acura MDX is the best-selling 7-seater luxury SUV in America.  With the new MDX, Acura is doing a lot of things right.

A PAIR OF WINNERS. BMW shows off a two performance sedans in Geneva

BMW rolled out the Alpina B7 xDrive at the Geneva Motor Show this week along with the M760i xDrive. BMW rolls out M760li and Alpina-tuned B7 xDrives in Switzerland.

SEE IT BLOWIN IN THE WIND: Talented truck driver bests gusts

Believe it or not, the driver comes out of this on four wheels. A strong gust put this heavy-goods truck on two wheels. But this truck driver had the last laugh.

LOOK OUT! Out of control truck hits multiple cars (VIDEO)

A dump truck lost control of his brakes while driving down a hill and then chaus ensued.  A frightening video shows a truck ram into cars at intersection.
New York

Bronx deli owner struck by car, in medically induced coma

Hakeem Sunhill, 39, is the owner of the Bronxwood deli. The Yemeni immigrant is in critical condition after being struck by a grey Mercedes driven by a woman who stayed at the scene. Suhill is pictured with two of his six kids. He lives at 3316 Bronxwood ave apt 1. A Bronx deli owner and father of six was struck and seriously injured by a woman driving a Mercedes Thursday night, according to officials.

Queens’ 105th Precinct satellite now open 24 hours per day

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Residents say the expanded hours will allow the fourth-largest precinct in the city to keep major crime down.

Protester claims cop noise canons caused him hearing loss

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The Police Department’s use of noise canons to disperse demonstrators protesting Eric Garner’s death caused a man to lose some hearing.

NYC students will have to go to school on St. Patrick's Day

Green beer and good times will have to wait. City schools won’t close for St. Patrick’s Day, which little Rowan Miller (inset) celebrated last year with his grandfather. Students won't have the Irish celebration day off, while teachers and parents still have parent-teacher conferences scheduled.

Queens woman fights off man who tried to assault her

NR The would-be victim went so far as to chase her attacker onto a train to confront him before he was arrested.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

Mayor de Blasio's housing commissioner says Gov. Cuomo's affordable housing budget is a 'poison pill'

JAN. 13, 2016, FILE PHOTO Gov. Cuomo’s budget is a “poison pill” for city affordable housing, Mayor de Blasio’s housing commissioner said.

Christine Quinn ends boycott of St. Patrick's Day Parade

Christine Quinn speaks at a press conference outlining new laws relating to sexual assaults on college campuses in New York State. Manhattan, New York. Wednesday, September 2nd, 2015. (Angus Mordant for New York Daily News) Mayor de Blasio isn’t the only one ending his boycott of the city’s largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

New lawsuit challenges New York State’s tampon tax

New York State collects at least $14 million in taxes on tampons and pads. The suit, brought by five Manhattan women, names the State Department of Taxation and Finance as a defendant.

Former PA official for WTC Hub won't talk $4B cost, delays

The World Trade Center Transportation Hub and Oculus will open Thursday after nearly a decade of consturction that cost $4 billion. The project was originally expected to be completed in 2009 and cost $2 billion.
Daily News Video

podcast The world ends in 'Night of the Comet' (1984) : For the Love of Movies podcast

Film poster for 'Night of the Comet' (1984). Frank is made to watch the light-hearted 1984 scifi flick, 'Night of the Comet'.

podcast 'White Rabbit Red Rabbit' is its own Off-Broadway species: Joe D Show

Producers of “White Rabbit Red Rabbit” tell why Nathan Lane, Whoopi Goldberg, Patrick Wilson jumped at the chance to do the solo play
Sports

Harper: A-Rod, Yankees ready to do 'damage'

Alex Rodriguez feels big things are in store for himself and the Yankees now that the slugger is ‘clear-headed’ and has unburdened himself of the baggage a season ago associated with his year-long drug suspension. As a TV analyst Alex Rodriguez demonstrated his baseball acumen for a national audience last fall and received high marks.

McCarron: Cubs, Mets ready to Buc trends, says Neil Walker

New York Mets' Neil Walker prepares to take batting practice during a spring training baseball workout Friday, Feb. 26, 2016, in Port St. Lucie, Fla. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson) The Cubs caused Neil Walker some heartache last season, there’s no getting around it.

Vacchiano: Giant concerns when NFL free agency opens

Jason Pierre-Paul’s future with the Giants will be one of the more interesting topics to watch for when free agent market opens, but team has plenty of other players who they must decide to either keep or cut loose. Getty The Giants went 6-10 in back-to-back seasons and still decided it was best to keep a majority of their coaching staff intact.

Victor Cruz starts running, expects to be back with Giants

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - FEBRUARY 04: Victor Cruz of the New York Giants visits the SiriusXM set at Super Bowl 50 Radio Row at the Moscone Center on February 4, 2016 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for Sirius) Victor Cruz has finally started running. The Giants receiver revealed the news Thursday night.
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