Saturday, January 28, 2017

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An 83-year-old man was near death Friday after he shot himself in the head while standing in front of his wife’s grave at a Queens cemetery, police sources said. The individual shot himself inside St. John’s Cemetery on Metropolitan Ave. near 80th St. in Middle Village at about 3:05 p.m., officials said. Cemetery workers found him lying next to his wife’s grave, a .22-caliber pistol resting at his side. (CREDIT: ROY RENNA / BMR BREAKING NEWS)

83-year-old man shoots himself in front of wife’s grave at Queens cemetery
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Gov. Cuomo eulogizes legendary journalist Wayne Barrett at packed Crown Heights memorial service 

 Caleb Rivera is pictured in an undated photo. He was killed in August 2016 at his Harlem home, and his death was declared a homicide on Friday.

Death of battered 3-year-old Harlem boy ruled homicide after five months

 Zarah Coombs, mother of Zamire Coombs a 4-year-old boy, covered in bruises and cuts, was found inside a Brooklyn apartment Wednesday night, is escorted out from Brooklyn Child Abuse Squad building on Thursday January 26, 2017 in Brooklyn1/26/2917Brooklyn, NYGo Nakamura for New York Daily News

Parents shocked Brooklyn day care worker they left their kids with killed her 4-year-old son
An 83-year-old man was near death Friday after he shot himself in the head while standing in front of his wife’s grave at a Queens cemetery, police sources said. The individual shot himself inside St. John’s Cemetery on Metropolitan Ave. near 80th St. in Middle Village at about 3:05 p.m., officials said. Cemetery workers found him lying next to his wife’s grave, a .22-caliber pistol resting at his side. (CREDIT: ROY RENNA / BMR BREAKING NEWS)

Man, 83, shoots himself in front of wife’s grave in Queens

 Steven Simmons leaves Manhattan federal court Friday, Jan. 27, 2017 in New York, after he was freed on $1 million bail on charges that he conspired to cheat wealthy investors in 13 states of tens of millions of dollars. Prosecutors say the conspiracy raised $81 million by promising investors they could share profits in ticket resale businesses for popular shows like Broadway's "Hamilton" and an Adele concert. (AP Photo/Larry Neumeister)

Two men busted for allegedly tricking rich investors to front $81M for phony Broadway ticket businesses

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President Trump on Friday signed an executive order temporarily suspending immigration from countries with terrorism concerns, blocking all refugees from entering the United States for 120 days and stopping Syrian refugees from coming into the country.

New York Daily News front pages of 2017

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 A court filing reveals that former NYPD Police Commissioner Ray Kelly has accidentally deleted his sensitive emails, despite an order that they be saved for a class-action suit over NYPD summons quotas.

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Odell Beckham, who began week on Miami party boat, ends it with ice cold day in Green Day as Giants finish season with 38-13 beating.

NYDN back pages

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A look at the new Second Avenue subway line

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The Coney Island New Year's Day Polar Plunge

 Fireworks explode, confetti fills the air and the crowd cheers as the clock strikes midnight and the Waterford crystal ball descends.

Happy New Year! New York rings in 2017

Women move in on merchandise at the sale counter at Lord & Taylor.

Buying Time: Christmas shopping in New York City

 The New York Immigration Coalition holds a 'March for Immigrant New York' at Dag Hammarkskjold Plaza marking International Migrants Day. Manhattan, NY December 18, 2016. ( © Norman Y. Lono for New York Daily News)

International Migrants Day in New York City

New York Politics

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio presents the Fiscal Year 2018 Preliminary Budget at New York City Hall in New York, U.S., January 24, 2017. REUTERS/Sam Hodgson/The New York Times/Pool

De Blasio’s lawyers call for meeting with Bharara in feds' probe

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AG to sue NYC Board of Elections over improper purging of voters

 Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Kathryn Freed ruled that the NYPD "failed to sustain its burden" of proving that the disclosure of that number "would in any way endanger them.”

City to pay fees of group that sued for undercover cop info

 Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYPD Chief James O'Neil take reporters' questions on the city's plans to fight Trump in the Blue Room at City Hall on January 25, 2017 in New York. Pictured speaking: de Blasio. (Alec Tabak for New York Daily News)

Taxpayers to pay up to $11M for de Blasio's, aides' legal defense

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N.Y. spending $643G for Cuomo's lawyers in corruption probe

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****GRAPHIC CONTENT***The victim lays DOA on the platform after he was struck by the train at Grand Avenue & Queens Blvd. Credits: Roy Renna / BMR Breaking News

Man fatally struck in head by subway train while leaning over platform (WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT)

 Gumbo the cat survived a 240-mile drive from New York City to Queensbury in the engine compartment of a minivan in January 2017. (Credit: Warren County SPCA)

Brooklyn cat survives 230-mile drive upstate under car hood unscathed

 New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio presents the Fiscal Year 2018 Preliminary Budget at New York City Hall in New York, U.S., January 24, 2017. REUTERS/Sam Hodgson/The New York Times/Pool

Lawyers representing de Blasio call for sit-down with U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara over fund-raising probe
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Manhattan tailor, 78, details how he survived brutal robbery attack: ‘If I don’t fight back, he’ll kill me’ 

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Brooklyn gangsters, both 32, get life in prison for six murders, bringing closure to the victims' families

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Carmelo Anthony hits dagger as Knicks wake up late, beat Hornets

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Knicks and Clippers seek third team for Carmelo Anthony deal

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Yankees prospect Gleyber Torres continues to merit high praise

Manhattan
Caleb Rivera is pictured in an undated photo. He was killed in August 2016 at his Harlem home, and his death was declared a homicide on Friday.

Death of battered 3-year-old Harlem boy ruled homicide

2 men allegedly bilked $81M from investors for fake Broadway biz

Manhattan tailor, 78, details stabbing, robbery at his shop

Manhattan rally draws 100 supporters of NYC's Muslims, immigrants

Brooklyn
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Gov. Cuomo eulogizes legendary journalist Wayne Barrett

Parents shocked Brooklyn day care worker fatally beat her son

Brooklyn cat survives 230-mile drive upstate under car hood

Vics' families find closure as NYC gangsters get life for 6 slays

Bronx
Cops on Friday released a surveillance photo of the two suspects, and are asking the public's help identifying them.

Cops seek two suspects who slashed a woman inside Bronx pharmacy

Man who lost foot after Bronx subway shove loved salsa dancing

Son of missing Bronx woman seen exiting her blood-splattered car

B'klyn pimp forced garbage man to help dump lover's body: sources

Queens
An 83-year-old man was near death Friday after he shot himself in the head while standing in front of his wife’s grave at a Queens cemetery, police sources said. The individual shot himself inside St. John’s Cemetery on Metropolitan Ave. near 80th St. in Middle Village at about 3:05 p.m., officials said. Cemetery workers found him lying next to his wife’s grave, a .22-caliber pistol resting at his side. (CREDIT: ROY RENNA / BMR BREAKING NEWS)

Man, 83, shoots himself in front of wife’s grave in Queens

Man killed by subway train while leaning over platform (GRAPHIC)

Trump-loving passenger cuffed for harassing Muslim Delta worker

NYC hitman faces life in prison for Richmond Hill arson, murder

Staten Island
Alfonso M. Ordde, 42, was arrested for owing more than $108,200.00 in tolls and fees after attempting to drive through an EZ pass-only lane.

Staten Island man busted for racking up over $100G in toll fees

Videos show NYC double-murder suspect coming and going

Staten Island woman, state pol plead for permission to keep pig

Cops grill suspect in executions of two men on Staten Island

Metro
Gov. Christie has repeatedly said he knew nothing of the scheme for political retribution.

County prosecutors won't bring charges against Chris Christie

Queens man pleads guilty to swiping $6G in Home Depot supplies

Man struck by 50-pound dumbbell while driving on NJ Turnpike dies

Mary Tyler Moore moved back to NYC after leaving city as a child
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