Sunday, January 11, 2015

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Search for Hayat Boumeddiene stretches into Syria as German paper suffers attack for reprinting Charlie Hebdo Muhammad cartoons

The most-wanted widow in the world remained on the run Saturday as the search for the terrorist suspect spread beyond French borders and into Syria.

Charlie Hebdo cartoonist: 'We vomit on all these people who suddenly say they are our friends'

A Dutch cartoonist for the provocative Paris publication said the world-wide support is coming from people who have “never seen Charlie Hebdo.”

Conn. teacher accused of having sex with teen busted for allegedly threatening to kill him, another student

Danielle Watkins, a former Connecticut teacher accused of having sex with a student is now charged with threatening him and another teen. A Connecticut English teacher already charged with seducing a student is now accused of threatening to kill him and a friend.

New Mexico undercover cop shoots fellow officer in drug bust

A shootout during an undercover drug bust is being investigated by Albuquerque police after a plainsclothes officer shot and critically injured a fellow cop. Albuquerque police are trying to sort out a narcotics sting in which one plainclothes officer unknowingly shot a fellow cop.
Shots of Taylor Swift growing from a young girl to a glamorous country singer

RARE PHOTOS! Taylor-made childhood to pop music sensation

Bid for new charges against Prince Andrew pal Jeffrey Epstein, accused of sexually abusing underage girls

-ALLCOUNTRY,-NYPOST,-NWSCM,-nydy He’s pals with a prince, but freaky financier Jeffrey Epstein is the one who’s gotten the royal treatment.

San Francisco quadruple homicide triggers manhunt

Four people were shot to death on Friday night in San Francisco’s Hayes Valley neighborhood. The hunt is on for a California killer or killers who gunned down four men Friday night in San Francisco.

U.S. cartoonist still in hiding after Islamic death threat

Molly Norris went underground in 2010 — leaving behind her cartoonist gig at the Seattle Weekly — fearing for her life. The horrific massacre of Charlie Hebdo staff is a somber reminder that an American cartoonist has fearfully been in hiding since 2010.

Yemeni terrorists claim responsibility for brothers' Paris murder rampage

RESTRICTIONS APPLY: USA ONLY The bloodthirsty brothers wanted in the Charlie Hebdo massacre and a terrorist ally were killed Friday, ending two intense hostage situations and a massive three-day manhunt.

Hostage of Charlie Hebdo shooters made coffee, tended to their wounds to distract them from finding hidden colleague

Michel Catalano, who owns French printing factory that the Kouachi barricaded themselves in Friday, said he made his captors coffee to distract them from finding his hiding employee. The Charlie Hebdo shooters' hostage said he made his captors coffee to distract them from finding his hidden colleague.

How to nix the next threat of homegrown terror: intelligence expert

Ambulances gather in the street outside the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo's office, in Paris, Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015. Masked gunmen stormed the offices of a French satirical newspaper Wednesday, killing at least 11 people before escaping, police and a witness said. The weekly has previously drawn condemnation from Muslims. (AP Photo/Francois Mori) Where did the men who carried out these attacks come from? Was it Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Gaza or Afghanistan?

Charlie Hebdo staff holds first post-massacre meeting

POOL IMAGE - PHOTO DATED FRIDAY DEC. 9, 2015, MADE AVAILABLE SATURDAY. Charlie Hebdo is back in business.

Charb’s girlfriend mourns murdered Charlie Hebdo editor: ‘My companion was murdered'

The partner of slain Charlie Hebdo editor Charb, Jeannette Bougrab stands on January 9, 2013 outside the Paris City Hall after the city made the weekly satirical magazine an honorary citizen of Paris following the January 7 massacre at the weekly, which left 12 dead. AFP PHOTO / ERIC FEFERBERGERIC FEFERBERG/AFP/Getty Images Not even all of the world's support can comfort the grieving girlfriend of a murdered Charlie Hebdo editor.

Said Kouachi and Cherif Kouachi, terrorist brothers behind Paris massacre, fell through security cracks

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. The Kouachi brothers were on the radar of the French, British, Yemeni and even the U.S. security services

Victoria's Secret models turn up the heat in Puerto Rico

Hamill: Pearl Harbor veteran marks 95 years of life

Rev. James E. Blakely, a survivor of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, celebrates his 95th birthday, with family on Saturday. The two old sailors sat side by side in a living room in Bedford-Stuyvesant on Saturday afternoon.

Celebrated NASA scientist killed in Los Angeles plane crash

Alberto Behar, 47, was killed Friday when his experimental plane crashed in a Los Angeles intersection. The lone passenger killed in a Los Angeles plane crash Friday was a longtime scientist with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Man gets jail time for assaulting double amputee veteran

follow us on twitter - @swns browse our website - swns.com email pix@swns.com A jilted husband has been given a jail sentence after attacking a double amputee soldier he caught in bed with his wife.

Chris Hemsworth is a crafty hacker in 'Blackhat'

Rhode Island man robs Manhattan bank using video camera

The Capital One bank at 116 Bowery near Grand St. in lower Manhattan. Joseph Gibbons was arrested on Thursday after he robbed the Capital One bank in Little Italy on New Year's Eve.

Florida soldier’s car towed, sold during Somalia deployment

A Florida soldier returned from an overseas deployment to find her 1972 Gremlin (similar to this 1971 model) had been towed and sold for scrap. U.S. Army Reserve Lt. Col. Alexzandria Kelly returned from Somalia to discover her 1972 Gremlin had been hauled away and sold for scrap.

California baby survives car chase, cop shootout: report

Long Beach, Calif., cops rescued a 5-month-old baby from a gunman’s getaway car after two shootouts and a car chase, police say. A 5-month-old baby miraculously survived a car chase and two shootouts between police and a man in Southern California, authorities said.
New York

Judge in hospital bankruptcy signed off on fees for ex-boss

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The judge overseeing Interfaith Medical Center’s bankruptcy approved every dime requested by attorney Melanie Cyganowski.

Police union quiet day after Commissioner Bratton acknowledged NYPD slowdown

Robert Gangi, Director PROPNYC, Police Reform Organizing Project, center with hat, collects signatures from Tony Newman, left, for NYPD reform at the Union Square train station in Manhattan, New York, Saturday , January 10, 2015. (Barry Williams /for New York Daily News) A day after the city’s top cop acknowledged there had been a work slowdown, a usually chatty police union head remained silent.

Queens man busted in shooting that killed Brooklyn security guard, wounded another

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A Queens man was arrested in the shooting of two Brooklyn security guards.

New Yorkers rally for Paris massacre victims, freedom of speech

Children standing in front of a banner which says "We Are Charlie" chanting "we are charlie" in English and in French in response to the Paris terror attack, in Washington Square Park, Saturday, January 10, 2015. (Shawn Inglima/ for the New York Daily News) A mix of New Yorkers and French expatriates held pens high a Saturday rally for the people of Paris

Cat on fire starts Bronx apartment blaze, leaving 2 critical, possibly 5 felines dead

Firefighters, EMS and NYC Emergency Management personnel on the scene, in front of, 3971 Gouvemeur Ave. where a 2 alarm fire broke out at approximately 6pm on 1/9/2015. There were 5 reported injuries, to residents, at the time of this transmission.(Sam Costanza for New York Daily News) Two people were clinging to life Friday after a cat caught fire and ran around in a panic, helping to ignite a Bronx apartment house.
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MCU gift boosts Daily News fund for families of slain Officers Wenjian Liu, Rafael Ramos over $400G

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A $10,000 donation from the Municipal Credit Union boosted fund for two NYPD heroes above $400,000 mark.

Queens man shot dead; suspects on the loose

Saint John's Episcopal Hospital isl located in the Rockaways near Beach 20th Street. A 30-year-old Queens man was fatally shot early Saturday, cops said.

Stabbed 9-year-old Staten Island boy 'scared' to go home

Jermaine Colver, 9, was walking to school in Mariner's Bay, Staten Island when he was stabbed on the corner of Leyden Avenue and Union Avenue. The mother of the 9-year-old boy stabbed in the neck and head by a stranger said her son is terrified to be released from the hospital.

VIDEO Yonkers student repeatedly punches substitute teacher

Video captures a ninth grader attacking a substitute teacher in Yonkers, N.Y. A New York high school student can be seen on video viciously punching a substitute teacher and then putting the man in a headlock.

MANE MAN: Bruce Jenner debuts much longer hair

Prince Andrew, ex-wife Sarah Ferguson buy Swiss ski chalet

For use in North America only; AP members and clients are not permitted to archive Press Association images. UK OUT; ARCHIVE OUT The duke and duchess bought the $13 million, seven-bedroom Chalet Helora.

Tail from crashed AirAsia flight QZ8501 hoisted from Java Sea during search for black boxes

Rescuers wave at an Indonesian Air Force helicopter near portion of AirAsia Flight 8501 after it was recovered from the sea floor on the deck of a rescue ship on the Java Sea, Saturday, Jan. 10, 2015. Investigators searching for the crashed plane's black boxes lifted the tail portion of the jet out of the Java Sea on Saturday, two weeks after it went down, killing all 162 people on board. (AP Photo/Prasetyo Utomo, Pool) AirAsia plane lifted the tail portion out of the Java Sea on Saturday, two weeks ago after it went down, killing all 162 people on board.

Kim Jong Un orders statues to honor father, grandfather

EUO 3TP TPSOUT KOROUT North Korea is to build statues in honor of Kim Jong Un's father and grandfather across the country.

Angela Bassett directs Houston biopic 'Whitney'

Teen cleared of alleged NYPD threats behind bars AGAIN on different charges

Devon Coley, 18, of Brooklyn, who was freed without bail by a Brooklyn judge after being accused of posting death threats against police online, wound up behind bars Friday, Jan, 2. 2015, after failing to show up court on a different charge. A grand jury cleared Brooklyn punk of posting Facebook death threats against NYPD, but he’s behind bars on felony charges.

Seven killed in suicide bombing at Lebanese cafe

Lebanese Army soldiers man an area where a suicide bomber attacked a Tripoli cafe. A suicide bombing struck a coffee shop Saturday in the Lebanese city of Tripoli, killing at least seven people and wounding more than 30.

Global travel warning issued by U.S. after terror attacks

Ambulances gather in the street outside the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo's office, in Paris, Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015. Masked gunmen stormed the offices of a French satirical newspaper Wednesday, killing at least 11 people before escaping, police and a witness said. The weekly has previously drawn condemnation from Muslims. (AP Photo/Francois Mori) The United States has issued a global travel warning after recent terror attacks in France, Australia and Canada.
Sports

Sunday Morning QB: Will Jets end up in hands of two rookies?

Woody Johnson is desperate to find winning formula for Jets, but if he goes with coach/GM duo of Dan Quinn and Mike Maccagnan, he’s banking on two rookies. Getty & AP Woody Johnson is not a meddling owner — he just likes to be in the loop about what’s going on with his team.

Myers: In the clutch, Patriots QB Tom Brady is terrific

Tom Brady leads the Patriots to come back against the Ravens and advance. If Tom Brady wasn’t Brady against the Ravens when the season was on the line, it would have been all over for the Patriots.

Rex Ryan scheduled to interview with Bills for second time

Rex Ryan will interview again for a position in the AFC East. Rex Ryan was scheduled for a second interview with the Bills on Saturday evening in Florida, according to a source.

Phil says disastrous season is 'on me' as Knicks lose 15th straight

New York Knicks President Phil Jackson addresses media before afternoon game. Phil Jackson offered his “mea culpa” for this disastrous Knicks season, calling the worst start in franchise history “on me.”
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Gov. Chris Christie's top Port Authority appointee leaves agency for NYU Law school job

Contracted airport workers urge Port Authority Board to require airlines to raise wages and improve working conditions at the Port Authority Board meeting on Wednesday February 19, 2014 at P.A. Headquarters 225 Park Ave. South - Deputy Executive Director Deborah Gramiccioni - (Susan Watts/New York Daily News) Christie's top appointee at the Port Authority is leaving to take a new job at New York University Law school.

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid says he may be blind in right eye from exercise injury

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada discusses the Opening of the 114th Congress in this video posted to YouTube. Reid's is working from home in Washington, on doctor's orders after a fall he had while exercising at his home in Nevada last week. Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid says he could be left blind in his right eye because of a bizarre recent exercise injury.

Republicans not jumping to embrace President Obama's free community college proposal

ARLINGTON, VA - MARCH 14: U.S. President Barack Obama speaks on education during an event at Kenmore Middle School March 14, 2011 in Arlington, Virginia. President Obama called on the Congress "to fix the No Child Left Behind before the start of the next school year." (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** NOCHILD Republicans aren’t jumping to embrace Obama’s proposal to offer Americans two free years of community college.

Surgeons in Rome take out wrong kidney from elderly patient

NR Surgeons in Rome are under investigation after removing the wrong kidney from an 84-year-old woman.

Kevin Hart is a lead actor in 'The Wedding Ringer'

Mitt Romney tells donors he is considering 2016 Presidential bid

Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney listens as South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley introduces him before a campaign event, Friday, Jan. 6, 2012, in Conway, S.C. (AP Photo/David Goldman) It looks like Mitt's hoping three times is a charm.

Small plane crashes in L.A. street, one dead: LAFD

Small plane crashes into Los Angeles road after taking off from Van Nuys airport in California. The aircraft’s wreckage was left smoking in a street roughly a block away from the public airport.

Missouri leaders try to get Ferguson police chief to resign

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Missouri's top leaders tried unsuccessfully to pressure Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson to resign.

Fidel Castro death rumors sweep Internet, no sign in Cuba

FILE - In this July 11, 2014 file photo, Cuba's Fidel Castro speaks during a meeting with Russia's President Vladimir Putin, in Havana, Cuba. Social media around the world have been flooded with rumors of Castro's death, but there was no sign Friday, Jan. 9, 2015, that the reports were true, even if the 88-year-old former Cuban leader has not been seen in public for months. (AP Photo/Alex Castro, File) Social media around the world have been flooded with rumors of the former leader’s death despite any sign Friday that the reports were true.

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Former Miami Dolphins fullback swims 9 MILES to safety after fall from boat off Florida coast

FOXBORO, MA - DECEMBER 7: Fullback Rob Konrad #44 of the Miami Dolphins is tackled by linebacker Roman Phifer #95 of the New England Patriots during the game at Gillette Stadium on December 7, 2003 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Patriots defeated the Dolphins 16-0. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) Robert Konrad, 38, who played for the fins from 1999-2004, reportedly swam for up to 12 hours before making it to shore at Palm Beach.

Washington foster mom would rather give child away than get vaccinated for flu

Jamie Smith refuses to vaccinate her new foster baby, or herself, against the flu, despite a Washington state mandate. Jamie Smith of Tacoma has had seven foster children pass through her home, including one baby boy born on Christmas Day.

Miley pays tribute to Elvis Presley with jumpsuit

Police release suspect sketch in Colorado NAACP office bombing

FBI, ATF release sketch of suspect in NAACP bombing & offers $10K reward Authorities released a sketch Friday of the man they believe detonated a bomb at an NAACP office in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Russian law bans anyone with gender identity disorders such as transgender people from driving

Transgender people are among those barred from obtaining a driver’s license, according to a new law that hopes to curb traffic accidents. A broadly written law to tackle notoriously horrible traffic safety throughout Russia bans transgender people from driving.

The best and worst Golden Globes dresses of all time

The fashion parade at the Golden Globes ranges from 'super hot' to 'absolutely not'. Sofia Vergara and Courtney Love are just two of the stars you'll find in this gallery.

Flu is widespread in 46 states, has killed 26 children: CDC

Children younger than 5 are especially vulnerable to the flu. The virus has now killed 26 kids across the U.S. The flu keeps getting worse.

Saudi blogger accused of insulting Islam to be publicly flogged: report

Raif Badawi, a human rights blogger captured by Saudi Arabia for exercising free speech, is set to be publicly whipped. The US is calling for Saudi Arabia to let him go. Raif Baddawi, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison and 1,000 lashes, will be flogged in the city of Jiddah, according to a source.

Gal pals Gigi Hadid, Cara Delevingne model for sexy ads

Dying pregnant mother saw newborn twins before death: dad

Ashton Gailann Hughes, 19, who died following a car crash in South Carolina saw her two newborn twins before she passed away, her devastated family has revealed. Ashton Hughes, who was killed while leaving a doctor's appointment, was able to deliver her babies before succumbing to her injuries.

KINKY KIA: Florida couple busted after having sex on car at dealership

Erin Byrd (pictured) and Ramon Mitchell are accussed of having sex on the top of a car in a dealership. Erin Bird, 18, and Ramon Mitchell, 29, reportedly got busy on top of a 2004 white Kia Sedona in West Palm Beach early Monday.
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Farrah Abraham shares photos of her lip injections gone VERY wrong

Farrah Abraham posted a picture of her botched plastic surgery

Florida sisters, aged 11 and 15, charged with murder

Misty Kornegay, 33, was also charged with child neglect after the shooting death of her 16-year-old son, allegedly at the hands of his sisters, aged 11 and 15. Two sisters in northern Florida, aged 11 and 15, are behind bars and charged with murder for allegedly killing their older brother.

Jimmy Fallon once blew chance to date Nicole Kidman

FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. ADDITIONAL CLEARANCE REQUIRED FOR COMMERCIAL OR PROMOTIONAL USE, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL OFFICE FOR ASSISTANCE AND REQUIRES NBCUNIVERSAL CONSENT. NO BOOK PUBLISHING WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL. 'The Tonight Show' host was stunned into a rare silence when the 'Paddington' star revealed she was once up for dating him.

Watch Knife thrower slices assistant during live TV show

The knife thrower’s assistant was cut while holding a card for the ‘expert’ to target ... A nervous knife thrower almost killed his assistant as he threw daggers at him on a live TV talent show.

Charlie Sheen apologizes for insulting Kim Kardashian

HOLLYWOOD, CA - APRIL 11: Actor Charlie Sheen arrives at the Dimension Films' 'Scary Movie 5' premiere at the ArcLight Cinemas Cinerama Dome on April 11, 2013 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images) Charlie Sheen took to social media to apologize for slamming Kim Kardashian in quickly deleted Twitter rant.
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A line of BMW i3 electric cars are seen outside of CES in Las Vegas. Automakers brought their latest and greatest high-tech wares to the floor of the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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U.S. did not 'hack back' against North Korea: report

The FBI blamed a massive hack of Sony pictures, the producer of “The Interview” a satirical film about North Korea, on the communist government.

Okla. oil magnate’s ex tries to cash $975M check: report

Lawyers for Sue Ann Arnall, former wife of Harold Hamm, had refused the check earlier this week, saying she was short-changed in the divorce ruling.

Kate lookin' great at 33! Duchess shines on birthday

A look back at the style of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge on her 33rd birthday

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