Sunday, October 12, 2014

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LORD OF THE SLUMS: NYC's 'worst landlord' lives in $1.2M mansion while her tenants live among rats, mold, toxic paint

Robin Shimoff, the city's worst landlord, lives in a $1.2 million home in Rockland County. While Robin Shimoff enjoys seven bedrooms in Rockland County, her 13 buildings in the city had racked up 3,352 violations through August.

EXCLUSIVE Rat complaints in city subways have jumped by the thousands, new audit shows

FILE- In this June 15, 2010 file photo, a rat wanders the subway tracks at Union Square in New York. In July 2014, New York City will fire another salvo in its war on rats. Financed with $611,000 in the budget, inspectors will work with neighborhood associations, community boards, elected officials and building owners to plug up rat holes and put poison in rodent tunnels. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II, File) An audit by the Controller reveals the agency needs to rein in the city’s rampant rat problem, based on online and 311 complaints that poured into the system.

New claim of abuse: Sayreville mom tells Daily News that son was victim of sexual hazing last year

Seven Sayreville High School football players are charged in sexual hazing scandal, which ended the team's season. “Same stuff, it’s disgusting,” said the mom, who, like most people in this shattered and divided town, refused to give her name for fear of reprisal. “It’s not what a mother wants to hear.”

'George was a bit of a party boy in those days': Tennis great John Newcombe opens up about George W. Bush's drunk driving bust

Tennis champion John Newcombe has finally lifted the lid on his infamous drinking game which got George W. Bush arrested.

Lupica: Somehow Yankees perpetuate Bronx tale that they're close to winning every year — they’re not

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The Final Four in baseball this year is Orioles, Royals, Cardinals, Giants. Right now, because of the way they begin the playoffs, the big story is the Royals — not the Yanks.
Emma Stone and Naomi Watts in 'Birdman'

Emma Stone, Naomi Watts spread their wings in 'Birdman'

NYPD officers save distraught woman, 60, from who was running toward oncoming Metro North train

Pictured is Police Officer Thomas Clark: Her guardian angels wore badges instead of wings. Four Bronx cops, two scaling a barbed-wire fence and crossing live tracks, saved a distraught 60-year-old woman from a gruesome death Saturday.

Chinese father-daughter duo — who are members of religious cult — sentenced to DEATH for killing woman at McDonald's

WARNING — GRAPHIC VIDEO: The victim was killed after refusing to give her phone number to members of The Church of the Almighty God, according to a report.

Raissman: Talking up the Knicks' Triangle will keep hope alive in booth

OAKLAND, CA - MARCH 30: New York Knicks commentators Walt Frazier and Mike Breen speak while the New York Knicks play against the Golden State Warriors on March 30, 2014 at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2014 NBAE (Photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images) You didn’t have to read between the lines of Wednesday’s telecast to know the triangle is going to work.

15-month-old girl killed by stray bullet in New Jersey apartment: police

NR The toddler and her parents were inside their second-floor home in Irvington when the bullet pierced the side of the apartment and struck the girl about 4:30 p.m., according to a report.

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Thousands evacuate as Cyclone Hudhud approaches India

Indian fishermen negotiate their skiff through rough waves ahead of Cyclone Hudhud making expected landfall in Visakhapatnam on October 11, 2014. India on October 11 began evacuating thousands of people from fishing villages as it braced for Cyclone Hudhud barrelling towards its east coast, officials said. AFP PHOTO/STRSTRDEL/AFP/Getty Images Indian authorities were evacuating hundreds of thousands of people Saturday as a powerful cyclone swept through the Bay of Bengal and headed toward the country’s east coast.

Military expert hailed a hero after he's called in to help Alabama man with GRENADE stuck in his leg

NR The projectile lodged deep in the man’s thigh and it took eight hours to remove the ordnance because hospitals would not allow the unidentified patient into their emergency rooms, police said.

Boston bombing suspect knew brother was part of 2011 murders: report

FILE PHOTO RELEASED APRIL 19, 2013 BY THE FBI A witness has been identified by federal authorities who is willing to testify that Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was aware his older brother had been part of a triple murder, according to court documents.

Ebola screenings start at Kennedy Airport in effort to curb spread of lethal disease

John F. Kennedy International Airport is one the U.S. airports where extraordinary measures are being put in place because of the threat of Ebola. Ebola screenings kicked off at Kennedy Airport Saturday as part of an extraordinary effort to curb the spread of the lethal disease in the U.S.

Why New York Comic Con is all about cosplay this year

When they catch you, urine trouble! Texas hooligan targeting young women with pee in Austin: cops

Maiya Johnson, 22, was walking near her home in Austin, Texas, when people in a black Jeep through a bucket of urine on her. The suspects fired pee from a black Jeep that was jacked up on large tires and a lift kit, victims say. 'It was absolutely disgusting,' 22-year-old victim Maiya Johnson told a reporter.

Hamill: New book tells ‘untold story’ of Mount Rushmore carver Luigi Del Bianco

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi This Columbus Day, remember the name and face of Luigi Del Bianco, an Italian immigrant who was the chief carver of Mount Rushmore.

'Dead' Alaska man surprises grieving parents as he answers the door at his girlfriend's home

KTUU-TV OUT; KTVA-TV OUT; THE MAT-SU VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN OUT Justin Priest is Alaska’s dead man walking. Bungling cops told the 29-year-old’s parents he’d died in a boozy, high-speed crash in Juneau, mistaking him for another man with the same name.

Michigan toddler Madeline Reid dies of Enterovirus D68

Michigan toddler Madeline Reid is the first person in the state to die of the deadly Enterovirus D68, health officials say. A 21-month-old girl is the first person in Michigan to die from the virus that has caused severe respiratory illness across the country, state health officials said Saturday.
New York

'WE HAD TO CUT TIES': Garner family speaks out after dropping high-powered attorney Sanford Rubenstein amid rape allegations

The family of Eric Garner said Saturday they agonized over the decision to drop scandal-scarred legal eagle Sanford Rubenstein.

Bronx woman fatally stabs acquaintance during heated argument: police

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A 20-year-old woman fatally stabbed another woman who was visiting her Bronx apartment, authorities said Saturday.

Green Party gov. candidate Howie Hawkins gains ground with Dems upset with Cuomo

FILE - In this Oct. 18, 2010 file photo, Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins speaks during the 2010 New York State Gubernatorial debate held at Hoftstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. The new year will bring a stronger voice for conservatives once on New York's endangered list as well as for liberals with an environmental bent. The big winners after November's elections were the state's Conservative and the Green parties. The Green Party secured an automatic ballot line for the next four years, while the Conservatives attracted more votes than any other minor party and seized the No. 3 spot on ballots behind Democrats and Republicans, also for the next four years. (AP Photo/Kathy Kmonicek, File) The only thing standing between Gov. Cuomo and his hopes for a resounding victory on Election Day might be a 61-year-old United Parcel Service worker from Syracuse.

Man arrested for shooting cabbie in Brooklyn: cops

Terrance Jones surrendered to police in connection with a shooting. Police have arrested a man they say shot and wounded a cab driver in Brooklyn, authorities said.
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Queens teen found fatally shot in Long Island: cops

Suffolk County Police Homicide Squad detectives are seeking the public’s help in the investigation of the shooting death of Jonathan A. Graff on October 10. Graff, 17, of Queens, was last seen in Jamaica, Queens, on October 9. Graff was wearing dark blue jeans, a black hooded-sweatshirt, a baseball hat and black sneakers. The body of Jonathan Graff was found by a man walking his dog in Spur Drive Park in Bay Shore about 4:15 p.m. on Friday, cops said.

Man shot in same Coney Island building where officer died

NR The victim, who lived in the building, was blasted once in the head and once in the midsection in a 13th-floor hallway at 2007 Surf Ave. in Coney Island about 8:45 a.m., cops said. The unidentified man died at the scene. There were no arrests.

Man tried to rape woman in Hell’s Kitchen gay bar: cops

The 34-year-old victim was exiting the restroom when she was confronted by the suspect who choked her until she lost consciousness, threw her to the ground and removed her underwear. A sicko choked and then tried to rape a 34-year-old woman during a shocking attack inside a Hell's Kitchen gay bar, officials said.

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Americans abroad at 'high risk' of ISIS kidnappings, terrorist attacks, U.S. warns

The FBI released to YouTube on October 7, 2014 a video titled: "Seeking Information: Help Identify Terrorist Individual". It features a balaclava-clad man with an American accent representing ISIS or ISIL. The video shows men digging holes which the balacl The State Department has urged Americans to be on alert when they're traveling abroad, fearing ISIS and other extremists have "increased attempts to finance their operations through kidnapping for ransom."

MASSIVE BRAWL: Up to 60 teenagers slug it out at Arizona State Fair

More than 35 people were arrested during melee at the Arizona State Fair, where cops were among those receiving punches. So much for a peaceful night at the fair. Police in Phoenix rounded up more than two dozens youths who were duking it out Friday night at the Arizona State Fair.

Martino: As NLCS games play on, protesters take to the streets to tell us the score

epa04442119 People gather around a fountain died red for the St. Louis Cardinals in the playoffs during a protest of the recent Ferguson and St. Louis area police shootings of several people in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, 11 October 2014. Organizers have called for a weekend of rallys and protest over the shootings, including those of Michael Brown and Vonderrit Myers Jr., in the past few months. EPA/TANNEN MAURY Standing in Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis six hours before the first pitch of the NLCS, you could also hear from the locally born-and-raised rapper Tef Poe: "We've lost another brother to the hand of the beast!"

Navajo tribal officer shot in the face in Arizona, suspect in custody

NR A gunman blasted a tribal police officer in the face with a shotgun on a Navajo reservation in Arizona, authorities said.

Member of Ebola-exposed NBC News crew violates self-quarantine, whole crew placed in isolation

FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. ADDITIONAL CLEARANCE REQUIRED FOR COMMERCIAL OR PROMOTIONAL USE, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL OFFICE FOR ASSISTANCE. ANY COMMERCIAL OR PROMOTIONAL USE OF NBCUNIVERSAL CONTENT REQUIRES NBCUNIVERSAL'S PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT. NO BOOK PUBLISHING W New Jersey health officials ordered a mandatory quarantine for the NBC News crew that worked alongside an Ebola-infected cameraman after the group violated the terms of its self-confine agreement.

Brooklyn Ebola-scare teen now recovering from another illness: relatives

Jafar Bilal's family: Ihsan Abdelmutaal, 35, Muzam Ibrahim, 12, Shayma Ali, 10, Wides Ahmed, 47. A teen who sparked an Ebola scare Friday when he was rushed to a Brooklyn hospital is recovering from another illness, his relatives said.

Amanda lured to L.A. by ex-Britney manager: report

Murderous mom wanted daughters to ‘meet Jesus Christ,': cops

Suburban Chicago mom Pamela Christensen is accused of trying to kill her three daughters so they could ‘meet Jesus Christ,’ cops say. A suburban Chicago mom tried to kill her three daughters so they could “meet Jesus Christ,” authorities said. Pamela Christensen, 47, met Montgomery cops at the door wearing a blood-soaked white shirt, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.

British burglar has sex with teddy bear mid-crime

A British burglar told cops he had an "overwhelming need" for sexual relief during the crime. A creepy British burglar was caught after he had sex with a teddy bear. Police were able to track down Paul Mountain, reports the Lancashire Telegraph, after matching DNA from semen found inside the child's toy.

MERCY MARRIAGE: Judge allows quadruple murder suspect to get hitched in prison as long as only bride, lawyer attend

Quadruple homicide suspect Kenneth Rackemann can get married in jail to his fiancee, Tia Brassfield, a Marion County judge ruled Friday. He's facing four murder counts, but Kenneth (Cody) Rackemann can get hitched in the big house, an Indiana judge has ruled.

The lean housewife of Miami: Bethenny dons skimpy bikini

Bethenny Frankel wears a bright blue string bikini

NYPD cop accused of stealing $1,300 from Brooklyn man was sued in 2013 for beating suspect

14 of 28. A still from a video that shows an unidentified short-haired NYPD officer allegedly taking $1,300 from the pocket of Lamard Joye dressed in a black and white top who he then pepper sprays. He then is approached by Lamard's sister former WVU college basketball player Lateefah Joye who the officer also pepper sprays. The incident took place on the basketball courts close to 2940 West 31st Street, Coney Island, Queens on September 16 2014 at 12.15am. The Joyes say they were intervening when they saw the unidentified officer allegedly pounding Terrel Haskins. This photo shows the officer (left) joined by a taller bald-headed officer (far right). In the middle is Lateefah Joye *** Local Caption *** 14 of 28. A still from a video that shows an unidentified short-haired NYPD officer allegedly taking $1,300 from the pocket of Lamard Joye dressed in a black and white top who he then pepper sprays. He then is approached by Lamard's sister former WVU college basketball player Lateefah Joye who the officer also pepper sprays. The incident took place on the basketball courts close to 2940 West 31st Street, Coney Island, Queens on September 16 2014 at 12.15am. The Joyes say they were intervening when they saw the unidentified officer allegedly pounding Terrel Haskins. This photo shows the officer (left) joined by a taller bald-headed officer (far right). In the middle is Lateefah Joye The NYPD cop accused by a Brooklyn man of stealing $1,300 from him during a stop-and-frisk was sued in 2013 for beating a suspect and fracturing his larynx, the Daily News has learned.

Soccer fans detained, some jailed, for singing song deriding Vladimir Putin

Ukraine's Artem Fedetskiy, left, vies for the ball against Belarus' Sergei Krivets during their group C qualifying soccer match for the Euro 2016 in Borisov, Belarus, Thursday, Oct. 9, where over 100 fans were detained for mocking Putin in song. More than 130 European soccer fans were detained after singing a song calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a "d---head".

FBI director James Comey says Americans should question government

The head of the FBI says Americans should continue to question authority in the post-9/11 world — but it would be better for national security if the government had the power to access any American’s phone.
Sports

Madden: What the Buck? Royals leave Orioles stunned

All season long, as Buck Showalter’s Orioles did their runaway thing in the American League East and carried it on with a sweep of the Detroit Tigers in their AL division series, the recurring theme seen and heard through chants and placards ’round Camden Yards was, “We won’t stop.”

Madden: These playoffs a testament to importance of smart managing

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly watches during the sixth inning of Game 4 of the National League baseball championship series against the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2013, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) One needs to look no further than the Washington Nationals as a team that, on sheer talent, should still be playing but isn’t because of bad managing. Going in, most scouts and baseball execs agreed the Nationals, with the most wins in the National League, were the best and deepest team in baseball — a team that had it all: balanced lineup, star quality, dominant starting pitching, deep bullpen and quality bench. But they are spectators for the remainder of this postseason because their manager, Matt Williams, didn’t know what do with all that talent, particularly the pitching.

Madison Bumgarner helps Giants shut out Cardinals in Game 1 of NLCS

Giants fans cheer as starting pitcher Madison Bumgarner, who didn’t allow a run, heads into the dugout after being relieved in the 8th inning. All the San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals do is hand control of the National League over to one another and back, year after year after year. Since 2010, one or the other has represented the N.L. in the World Series, and that streak will continue this month.

Jameis Winston, No. 1 Florida State take down Syracuse, 38-20

Florida State QB Jameis Winston spreads out the offense in win over Syracuse. Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston struck a stiff-arm pose and shimmied his shoulders before shredding Syracuse’s defense for 317 passing yards and three touchdowns in a 38-20 victory at the Carrier Dome Saturday afternoon.
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HEAR IT Stephen Collins admits to sexually abusing underage girl, exposing himself to 2 others

ANAHEIM, CA - APRIL 18: Actor Stephen Collins promotes NBC's "Revolution" at WonderCon Anaheim 2014 - Day 1 held at Anaheim Convention Center on April 18, 2014 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images) The actor who played a pastor on the wholesome TV hit “7th Heaven” is now an accused pedophile who allegedly preyed on three young girls.

Vermont mom, boyfriend kill disabled 13-year-old by putting alcohol in IV: cops

Melissa Robitille and her boyfriend, Walter Richters III, were charged with second-degree murder for allegedly putting alcohol in her 13-year-old son's IV tube A Vermont mom and her boyfriend killed her disabled son by dumping a deadly dose of alcohol in his IV tube, police said.

Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan’s family speaks out in anger over his care

Rev. Jesse Jackson (l.) stands with Nowai Korkoyah (c.), the mother of Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, as well as his nephew, Joe Weeks, as they speak to the media at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital on Tuesday. The family of Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to die of Ebola on U.S. soil, is speaking out about what they believe is "unfair" treatment that led to their relative's demise.

SEE IT NYPD officer knocks teen unconscious with punch over suspicious cigarette

Plainclothes police officer subdues and arrests Marcel Hamer, 17, after accusing him of smoking marijuana as he was walking home from school on June 4, 2014 down Gates Avenue with friends near Waverly Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. A video showing an NYPD officer apparently knocking out a Brooklyn teen surfaced on Wednesday — the same day footage of another cop allegedly stealing more than $1,000 from a Brooklyn construction worker went viral.
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J.Lo beats L.A. heat while showing off killer abs

Jennifer Lopez after a workout looking very fit in sports bra

REVENGE PLOT: Colorado high school killer wanted revenge for teasing by debate coach

Karl Pierson, the gunman from the Dec. 13, 2013 school shooting at Arapahoe High School in Colorado. Investigators say the student who killed a classmate before taking his own life at a suburban Denver high school described himself in a diary as "a psychopath with a superiority complex."

Gloria Allred representing second woman who accuses NFL player C.J. Spillman of sexual assault

Dallas Cowboys defensive back C.J. Spillman (37) looks on from the sidelines during the first half of an NFL football game against the Houston Texans, Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014, in Arlington, Texas. Dallas won 20-17. (AP Photo/Brandon Wade) C.J. Spillman, 28, was playing for the San Francisco 49ers in December when he allegedly assaulted the new client, a massage therapist.

SEE IT Michelle Obama flubs the name of Senate candidate while she was stumping for him

MAGS OUT, TV OUT, NO SALES, MANDATORY CREDIT First Lady Michelle Obama flubbed the name of a Democrat Senate candidate in Iowa she was stumping for multiple times on Friday.

OH THE IRONY: Millionaire Paltrow thanks Obama for policies 'important to me as a working mother'

LOS ANGELES, CA - OCTOBER 08: Actress Gwyneth Paltrow attends the fifth annual PSLA Autumn Party benefiting Children’s Institute, Inc., sponsored by Saks Fifth Avenue, with fashion partner Donna Karan at 3Labs on October 8, 2014 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images for PSLA) Actress Gwyneth Paltrow hosted a Democratic fundraiser for President Obama Thursday night in the fancy Brentwood section of Los Angeles and made clear that many of his policies hit home to her---even if most Americans couldn’t afford her home.

'I've just killed my wife, it's f-----g disgraceful': Man who confessed to wife’s murder gets life

Paul Smart called his murder of his wife, ‘disgraceful.’ A British man who called cops and confessed "I've just killed my wife, it's f-----g disgraceful" has been jailed for life.

FREED! Los Angeles woman released after spending 17 years in prison for murder she didn't commit

After 17 very long years of proclaiming her innocence, a Los Angeles woman was finally freed Friday by a judge who ordered her immediate release from behind bars.

Barbara Walters reveals cancer scare - had lumpectomy

Barbara Walters talks breast cancer scare, reveals she 'had a lumpectomy’

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Kmart latest retailer with credit, debit card database breach

Kmart announced Friday it has become the latest retailer to experience a data breach.
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Photos Fastest selling cars of September 2014

It's the cars the dealers just can't keep on the lot! Kicking Tires rounded up the list of September's fastest-selling cars and trucks, based on the average time it took each model to sell. Topping the list for September 2014, the Toyota 4Runner took an av These are the 25 cars dealers just couldn't hold onto! Take a look at the fastest selling cars and trucks of September 2014.
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Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan’s family slams 'unfair' care

Rev. Jesse Jackson (l.) stands with Nowai Korkoyah (c.), the mother of Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, as well as his nephew, Joe Weeks, as they speak to the media at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital on Tuesday.

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Coca-Cola truck hits man, leaving him critically injured

Pedestrian Struck by Coca Cola Truck while he crossed the street. Ederly male was crossing the street at the corner of East 96th street and 3rd ave . and was hit by a coca cola truck the driver remained on the scene

Harvard students think U.S. greater threat than ISIS

Harvard Students are interviewed in this video from Campus Reform. The question asked was, "Is America a bigger threat than ISIS?".

Attorney outraged that cops accuse handyman of robbery

Jody Westby defended neighborhood handyman Dennis Stucky when D.C. cops accused him of burglary

Oregon governor admits shock by fiancée's sham wedding

Cylvia Hayes, fiancée of Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber, married an Ethiopian man for $5,000 so he could obtain citizenship

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QUITE A DAME: Queen Elizabeth awards Angelina honorary damehood

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Boy, 3, critically injured after falling into Arkansas jaguar pit

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