Saturday, May 28, 2016

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS

FIGHTER DOWN: Pilot identified in deadly vintage World War II fighter plane crash into the Hudson River — VIDEO

A vintage World War II plane crashed in the Hudson River Friday night, sources and witnesses said. The P-47 Thunderbolt hit the water just south of the Edgewater Marina in Edgewater, N.J., at around 7:30 p.m, sources said.

COLD CASE HEATS UP: Police make arrest in 13-year-old shooting case that killed mother on child's birthday

Lacy Marie Ferguson of Modesto, California, was killed in 2003. On 08/23/03 the Victim LACY FERGUSON was in the parking lot of the Quik Stop @ 1501 Paradise Rd. While at the location the victim was an innocent bystander when a Black Ford Focus or Toyota Corolla 4 door committed a drive by shooting, fatally wounding Ms. Ferguson. The shooting is reported to be gang related. Now David Aguilar, 44, will face murder charges after extradited from Mexico.

Florida high school football player, 16, charged with filming 15-year-old girl having sex with other boys in bathroom

The arrest of William Scott on charges of cruelty toward a child, allowing a child to engage in a sexual act and possession of obscene material marks the first criminal case stemming from the encounter.

Selena Gomez chokes up when fans hold up signs at concert

CALI CHAOS: Anti-Trump protesters clash with police after San Diego demonstration declared 'unlawful'

A protester argues with police during a rally against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump outside his event in San Diego, California, on May 27, 2016. / AFP PHOTO / Mark RalstonMARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images The crowd of about 1,000 was told to disperse after police said the demonstration was illegal.

$500M lawsuit case against ‘co-conspirator’ and perv financier Jeffery Epstein in Ponzi scheme

Exported.; Perv financier Jeffrey Epstein is a Ponzi schemer too, a former business partner says in a $500 million lawsuit.

'THE BEST FAKE BAG I'VE EVER SEEN': Va. woman pocketed $1M buying designer handbags, returning Chinese knockoffs in their place

Second-hand luxury handbags are displayed at a Milan Station outlet in Hong Kong September 2, 2013. In designer-obsessed Hong Kong, keeping up appearances can be hard on the pocketbook. One company has an answer: cash-strapped shoppers can get money quickly by pawning their Gucci, Chanel, Hermès or Louis Vuitton luxury handbags. If the client fails to pay back the loan, the bag is sold by the company's retail arm Milan Station Holdings Ltd at one of its second-hand designer stores. Picture taken September 2, 2013. REUTERS/Bobby Yip (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) Virginia resident Praepitcha Smatsorabudh got bagged for masterminding an elaborate designer purse scheme that raked in more than a million dollars in profits.

Zendaya defends controversial mag cover that some say is ‘pervy’

All 14 victims of San Bernardino terror attack were shot multiple times, autopsy results reveal

Getty Images provides access to this publicly distributed image for editorial purposes and is not the copyright owner. Additional permissions may be required and are the sole responsibility of the end user. San Bernardino County released the heavily redacted autopsies as part of a public records request by The Associated Press.

'MY PRIDE IN MY ANCESTORS': Black merit scholar removed from Calif. HS graduation by sheriff's deputies for wearing traditional African kente cloth

Nyree Holmes, 18, was ejected from the ceremony as he walked off the stage on Tuesday.

Divorced Italian pizza maker can pay child support in form of free pizza

A divorced dad paid his child support by giving his daughter and ex-wife pizza from the restaurant where he managed. Nicola Toso was acquitted on criminal charges of failing to pay child support.

Japan recalls 7 million more cars over airbag concerns

Stephanie Erdman, an Air Force 1st lieutenant, describes her experience when she was injured by metal fragments from a defective airbag made by Takata of Japan as she testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014, before the Senate Commerce Committee hearing on the devices linked to multiple deaths and injuries in cars driven in the US. The photo at right was taken by an emergency medical technician following her accident in Florida. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) The cars were equipped with troubled Takata Corp. airbag inflators.

Charlotte McKinney takes it easy while running errands

Rikers Island inmate, 61, found dead hours before he was to be released — sixth inmate to die at city jail this year

ADVANCE FOR USE TUESDAY, FEB. 16, 2016 AND THEREAFTER; JUNE 20, 2014, FILE PHOTO; PART OF A PHOTO ESSAY PACKAGE OF 23 PICTURES A 61-year-old inmate on Rikers Island died early Friday, officials said.

AG Eric Schneiderman won’t investigate fatal police shooting of Queens man

Tillman's mother (L) and wife at a press conference in front of the location on 116th Avenue in Ozone Park where George Tillman was fatally shot by NYPD officers, Monday, April 18, 2016. (Jeff Bachner/New York Daily News) The attorney general's office said that the case is "outside the parameters" of the attorney general's scope.

Yet another high-ranking NYPD cop retires amid federal corruption probe

Michael Harrington is the third high-ranking NYPD officer to hang it up in the past week. Another top NYPD commander caught up in the gifts for favors corruption scandal has filed for retirement, police sources said Friday.

N.Y. Dems challenge state Senators stalling child abuse victims bill

Sen. Carl Marcellino, R-Oyster Bay, in the Senate Chamber at the Capitol on Thursday, March 12, 2015, in Albany, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mike Groll) State Republicans feeling political heat for preventing a vote on a bill that would help child-sex abuse victims.

ALL EYES ON ME! Kim steals spotlight at Disick’s birthday with sheer dress

Long Island nurse took pictures of an unconscious teenage girl being treated in ER

A nurse has been arrested after authorities say he took intimate photographs of an unconscious teenage girl being treated in a Long Island emergency room. Prosecutors say 35-year-old Nicholas Petrella pleaded not guilty Friday to one count of unlawful surveillance.

SEE IT MTA gives peek at updated subway map with Second Ave. line

subway map from MTA showing the 2nd Avenue Subway - Q train service changes The MTA gave straphangers a peek Friday at what subway maps will look like once the Second Ave. subway opens.

‘Cannibal Cop’ Gilberto Valle cooking up lawsuit for wrongful imprisonment

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The so-called “Cannibal Cop” has a bone to pick with the feds.

'SHAKEN BUT NOT STIRRED': Model shot in T.I. concert plans to sue — 'optimistic' about recovery as she remains in hospital

Model Maggie Carrie was injured on May 25, 2016 during the shooting at Irving Plaza during a concert by T.I. Credit - Instagram Maggie Heckstall, 26, remained in Bellevue Hospital with a gunshot wound to her leg Friday as her attorneys issued a statement about their next legal move.

Robin Thicke’s girlfriend wards off trolls in revealing vacation pics

Robin Thicke takes pictures of his girlfriend and posts them to Instagram while they're on vacation in Dubai.

Calif. teen kidnapping suspect killed in police shootout; 15-year-old girl still missing

FBMD01000ac2030000700f0000581c00005c1f00006c210000bf250000bb3b0000393e00001c420000f9440000f76f0000 Fernando Castro, 19, was the top suspect in the Wednesday kidnapping of Pearl Pinson.

No, your hamburger is not going to kill you

Charring meat is when it starts to get unhealthy so if you’re grilling, precook the meat in oven or microwave, then toss on the grill. Just because you grilled it, your burger isn't going to kill you.

Navy sailor pleads guilty to taking cellphone pictures inside restricted areas of nuclear submarine

Machinist Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier, 29, pleaded guilty on Friday, May 27, 2016 to taking photos of the inside of restricted areas of nuclear submarine USS Alexandria in Connecticut in 2009 and then trying to cover up his actions when authorities began to investigate. A 29-year-old Navy sailor who took cellphone pictures of a nuclear submarine pleaded guilty on Friday, the feds said.

Rapper BOP shot in stomach outside Long Island nightclub; cops searching for gunman

Donte Hobson, who performs as BOP, was shot early Friday morning in Long Island. A rapper known as BOP was shot in the stomach early Friday during a confrontation outside a Long Island nightclub, authorities said.
Autos

Record holiday travel expected, Takata talks sale, and more

memorial-day-traffic We've also got a report about Apple's EV charging ambitions, Ford's 610-mile Energi range, and more in today's Daily Drive-Thru.

SEE IT ELECTRIC Z'S: Tesla driver asleep at the wheel

Tesla driver asleep at the wheel If the future is napping while driving your car, sign us up for the future.

REVIEW TRAIL TESTED: Can the 2017 Honda Ridgeline go off-road?

In order to examine the new Ridgeline in person, I headed to Malibu, California and the Santa Monica Mountains to answer the following question: Can the 2017 Honda Ridgeline go off-road? Can the redesigned 2017 Honda Ridgeline go off-roading? Yes, with caution and scouting ahead of time

VIDEO: ‘The Fast and the Furious’ returns to theaters

vin-diesel-paul-walker-the-fast-and-the-furious-universal-poster The first of the now eight Fast and Furious films will return to theaters to celebrate its 15th anniversary.

PHOTOS The 600 hp 2017 Nissan GT-R Nismo is a supercar slayer

With looks straight out of a sci-fi movie and enough power and technology to keep supercars at bay, you may be wondering: why spend 3 times more to get a Lamborghini when a Nissan can blow it out of the water? Nissan's GT-R is a twin-turbocharged middle finger to traditional supercar, and the 2017 model just got even better thanks to Nismo.

MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL 8 Important Decisions to Make Before Buying a New Car

In order to save thousands of dollars, it is important to make several important decisions before buying your next new car.  Buying a car is no easy task. Here are some of the decisions you should make before doing so.
New York

Bronx gangbanger gets 25 years in prison for stabbing murder of immigrant teen

Family photo of Dennis Marquez who was stabbed to death by Jeramie Rodriguez in 2011. (Obtained by New York Daily News) A Bronx gangbanger was sentenced to 25 years in prison Friday for the murder of an immigrant teen.

Perv architect taunted, flashed, harassed gay employee: lawsuit

Leather-clad architect Peter Marino has been sued twice in six months. A prominent architect harassed a gay employee with "f----t" taunts and offers of sex, a new lawsuit claims.

EXCLUSIVE City advisory panel pushes to limit De Blasio's city school control

A notebook and pencil on a desk in a school classroomEmpty desks in class An influencial city advisory group is pushing to limit mayoral control of the public schools, the Daily News has learned.

Boy, 8, brings loaded gun to Brooklyn elementary school — fifth time this year a student brought firearm to city public school

Cops are questioning an 8-year-old boy who brought a gun into Public School 91 in Flatbush on Friday, police and city Education Department officials said. The student did not discharge the weapon and no injuries were reported. He�s being held for questioning. *** Photo provided by source, OK to use, should not be credited. Contact Ben Chapman or Desk with questions. Cops are questioning an 8-year-old boy who brought a gun into Public School 91 in Flatbush on Friday, police and education officials said.

Canadian cop helps NYPD officer subdue Midtown subway fare beater

Vacationing Halifax Regional Police Superintendent Robin McNeill (right) assisted Officer Michael Fruchter with an arrest on Wednesday May 25, 2016 at the 59th Street and Lexington Avenue MTA stop. The long arm of the law reached out — all the way from Canada — and grabbed a subway fare beater, cops said Thursday.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

UFT President Michael Mulgrew re-elected for third term

UFT President Michael Mulgrew speaks during a press conference sponsored by the United Federation of Teachers in front of Tweed Courthouse on Monday, October 19, 2015. UFT called for Albany to supply the city with enough funds to lower the class size for New York City Public Schools. (Andrew Lamberson for The New York Daily News) The outspoken head of the teachers union won more than three-quarters of the votes cast.

City officials kick off free reusable bag giveaways in NYC

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi City officials have begun giving out free reusable bags ahead of the new five cent surcharge that will be added on all carryout bags.

MTA to give Rockaways and Orchard Beach beachgoers better shuttle service, more buses

MTA New York City Transit officials rode a test train from Howard Beach to Rockaway Park-Beach 116 St. on Tue., May 28, 2013, in advance of restoration of A and Shuttle service to the Rockaways on Thursday. The MTA is boosting shuttle service to the Rockaways this summer — so that waves of beachgoers can take the train to swim and surf.

Cops seek pair who tried to rape woman, 25, in Brooklyn

The New York City Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the individuals depicted in the attached photographs and video in connection to an attempted rape that occurred within the confines of the 70 Precinct. Details are as follows: Cops are hunting for two men who attempted to rape a woman in Brooklyn Wednesday, police said.
Daily News Video

podcast 'I Spit On Your Grave' took violence, gore to a new cinematic level in 1978

Film posters for the rape / revenge flick, 'I Spit On Your Grave,' both the 1978 version and the 2010 remake. "For the Love of Movies" goes to a dark place this week.

video Cheech Marin comes to Daily News for interview... but things don't go quite as planned

The legendary stoner comic stopped by to talk about his Tres Papalote mezcal — but something kept getting in the way.
Sports

Wait, just how much GREEN are Jets offering unsigned Ryan Fitzpatrick?

ORCHARD PARK, NY - JANUARY 03: Ryan Fitzpatrick #14 of the New York Jets walks off the field after throwing his third interception of the day in a 22-17 loss to the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium on January 3, 2016 in Orchard Park, New York. (Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images) The Jets' contract offer to Ryan Fitzpatrick is a three-year deal that includes $12 million in the first year, according to a source. The offer has been on the table for at least a couple of months. Gang Green has been deadlocked in a contract negotiation for months.

HARPER FIGHT KNIGHT: Fiery '86 Met on day he nearly fought Dave Parker

Exported.; EXP; Character and makeup, of course, are hard to define, but unquestionably those Mets liked to flaunt their toughness, much of which started with Ray Knight.

To touch or not to touch: Pens, Sharks take a different approach

The San Jose Sharks pose for photos after a 5-2 win over the St. Louis Blues during Game 6 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Western Conference finals Wednesday, May 25, 2016, in San Jose, Calif. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez) Gasps could be heard at CONSOL Energy Center when Penguins captain Sidney Crosby touched the Prince of Wales Trophy on Thursday night in Pittsburgh, especially after San Jose Sharks captain Joe Pavelski had dodged the Clarence S. Campbell Bowl one night earlier as the Western Conference champs stayed cautious.

Yankees Insider: Mark Teixeira may finally have a return date to lineup

Mark Teixeira won’t begin any physical activity until Saturday, but the first baseman hopes to be back in the lineup Sunday. Teixeira received cortisone injections in his injured neck Thursday, resting and receiving treatment on Friday.
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