Tuesday, February 24, 2015

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BAR WARS: Queens' Neir's Tavern named oldest city pub by historian — but famed McSorley's wants to settle that argument outside

Neir’s Tavern in Woodhaven opened in 1829, before the fabled McSorley’s Old Ale House, says a Queens historian. Scenes from mob classic 'Goodfellas,' starring Robert Di Nero (inset), were shot at the famous Neir's and movie star Mae West was a staple.

MOVIE MADE ME DO IT: College student claims 'Fifty Shades' inspired brutal dorm room sex assault of classmate: prosecutor

University of Illinois Chicago student Mohammad Hossain, 19, arrested for assaulting a 19-year-old female student during what he said was a “50 Shades of Grey” re-enactment. What allegedly began as a consensual visit to University of Illinois student Mohammad Hossain's dorm ended with a teen being tied up, stripped and beaten, police said.

VIDEO Jury watches footage of Pedro Hernandez, accused killer of Etan Patz, touring crime scene

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Jurors in the Etan Patz murder trial saw footage Monday of accused killer Pedro Hernandez walking the streets of SoHo in 2012.

ANOTHER TRAGEDY: Fort Hood soldier kills himself, 3 others during apparent murder-suicide in Texas

Four people are dead and one is in critical condition after Police in Killeen Texas had a stand off with the gun man who has been identified as Fort Hood Soldier Atase Giffa. Giffa died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. A soldier stationed at Fort Hood killed himself and three others while leaving another victim in critical condition in shootings that rocked Killeen, Texas on Sunday night, law enforcement officials say.
Victoria's Secret Swim Special brings Adriana Lima, Candice Swanepoel and others to a TV dream of bikinis and sand

ANGELS IN THE OCEAN: Victoria's Secret suits up for sexy bikini special

Comcast, TWC hit with $20 BILLION suit over alleged discrimination against blacks, claims network paid Al Sharpton to turn blind eye

Comcast is facing a $20 billion discrimination lawsuit over its potential merger with Time Warner Cable. A minority group against a mega-merger of cable companies filed a $20 billion suit and allege Al Sharpton paid off by the network.

Gunmen kidnap 30 Hazaras in southern Afghanistan: officials

Members of Hazara shout slogans during a protest in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, July 22, 2008. Thousands of members of the ethnic minority group called on President Hamid Karzai to resign during the Tuesday protest in the Afghan capital over a land dispute with nomads.(AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool) Mohammad Ashraf , governor of the Zabul province, said Tuesday some of those kidnapped may have been government officials.

Idaho lawmaker asks if women can SWALLOW CAMERAS cameras for gynecology exams

Vito Barbieri, a Republican House Representative in Idaho, went viral for a seemingly clueless question about the female anatomy. Today, the Internet helped one Idaho lawmaker learn that women cannot, in fact, swallow objects and have them end up in their vaginas.

SHEER TO ETERNITY! Irinia, Rita and Heidi reveal mesh dresses

Sheer dresses at the Oscars.

SEE IT Two people swallowed by 10-foot deep sinkhole after stepping off bus onto South Korean sidewalk

Two unsuspecting commuters fall 10 feet down a sinkhole in South Korea. A man and a woman were eaten up by a sinkhole just seconds after getting off a bus in South Korea.

Substitute teacher accused of child sex crimes after Phoenix high school officials find kiddie porn on his thumb drive

Greg Parr, a substitute teacher at Cortez High School in Phoenix, Arizona was arrested when a thumb drive belonging to him was found with images of child pornography on it. Authorities in Phoenix say Cortez High School officials discovered child pornography on a thumb drive the substitute left in a classroom.

Plane skids off runway at icy Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport as winter storm knocks out more than 1,000 flights

Freezing rain caused up to a thousand canceled flights for DFW International Airport in Dallas, TX on Feb. 23, 2015. The front of an American Airlines plane slid off the runway at winter-chilled Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on Monday night.

High speed powerboat hits Florida beach, crashes into bar

A boat crashed into Sunset Grill in Ruskin, Fl., on Feb. 23, 2015. Two of the seven on board were taken to the hopsital after the crash, believed to have been caused by heavy fog. A powerboat cutting through the water at up to 50 knots skidded up a beach and slammed into a restaurant along Tampa Bay on Monday.

Naomi Watts, Liev Schreiber owe Brooklyn contractor $30K: suit

Naomi Watts sued over not paying home contractor.

‘Like getting hit by a cannon’: Rhode Island bathroom explodes with N.Y. man inside

A bathroom exploded when Jeffery Oppenheim (pictured) was inside, while visiting homeowner Andrew Pessin in Providence, Conn. Oppenheim only got a bruised knee from the ordeal. A New York man miraculously escaped with just a bruised knee after he was a launched out of a bathroom by an explosion.

Malaysia Airlines flight data ‘strongly suggests’ MH370 was steered off course toward Antarctica: experts

NETHERLANDS OUT The doomed aircraft took three sharp turns in the 90 minutes after air traffic controllers lost contact with pilots, seasoned crash investigators revealed in a new documentary.

Georgia couple abandoned crying baby in frigid minivan to have sex inside filthy home: cops

Katrina Marie Norman, 32, was arrested for leaving a baby in a minivan while having intercourse with Louis T. Cope in their home. Katrina Norman and Louis Cope's home was described as covered in trash and feces when an animal control officer came across the child.

N.J.’s ‘Blind Faith’ killer, who conspired with 3 Louisiana men to murder his wife to collect $1.5M life insurance policy, dies in jail

Exported.; Robert Marshall, who was convicted of arranging the contract killing of his socialite wife at a Garden State Parkway rest stop is dead.
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EXCLUSIVE NYPD tells employees to use good judgment when writing emails

MAY 6, 2014 PHOTO In its updated social media policy, the NYPD is giving employees a new acronym to abide by, TBYHS — Think Before You Hit Send.

'I guess deleted isn’t deleted': Cops find photos of naked toddler on Brooklyn man's phone, charged with child pornography

Steve Masiello was charged with child pornography for having nude photos of a toddler on his phone. An accused Brooklyn perv found out the hard way that nothing really gets erased from a cell phone.

Central Park carriage horse named Tickles put down after mysterious leg injury

epa04019417 A horse drawn carriage rides through Central Park in New York, New York, USA, 13 January 2014. New York's new mayor, Bill de Blasio, has vowed to put forth legislation banning the carriages, saying that they are 'not humane' and that they put the horses at unnecessary risk. Carriage drivers are planning to fight the measure, which will put them out of business. EPA/JUSTIN LANE A beloved carriage horse was put down after an accident left him with a fractured leg, officials said on Monday.

Judge orders Chris Christie to fund pensions for retirees

TRENTON, NJ - JANUARY 13: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie gives the annual State of the State address on January 13, 2015 in Trenton, New Jersey. Christie addressed topics ranging from state pensions to new drug addiction solutions. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images) A New Jersey judge has ordered Gov. Chris Christie to put more money into pension funds for retired public workers.

Overweight arsonist who claimed clothes were stolen at Rikers Island sentenced to up to four years in prison

Freddie Harvin is seen in this booking photo. An overweight arsonist who said his clothes were allegedly stolen at Rikers Island is headed to prison after being sentenced Monday.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

NY state government corruption is major problem: poll

Governor Andrew Cuomo announces the eighth part of his economic opportunity agenda for 2015 at his Midtown Manhattan offices on January 18th, 2015. The part of the agenda announced targets poverty, including raising the minimum wage and doubling funding for the Urban Youth Job Program. (Alec Tabak for New York Daily News) A whopping 92% of New Yorkers believe state government corruption is a serious problem, according to a Siena College poll.

‘Wonderful nana’ Dorothy Oakley, 90, News vice president and printing chief’s kin, is mourned

Dorothy Oakley. Dorothy Oakley, the mother-in-law of the Daily News’ printing press head of operations Jimmy Brill Sr., died Sunday.

Brooklyn landlord accuses Councilwoman of having him falsely arrested

A campaign poster for Ineisha Williford hangs in the window of the former office of City Councilwoman Darlene Mealy located at 203 Ralph Ave. in Bedford Stuyvesant. Mealy is being sued by her former landlord Robert Mulzac, Brooklyn, Monday February 23th 2015. City Councilwoman Darlene Mealy was slapped with a federal lawsuit Monday by her ex-landlord in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Councilman wants city to put aside money each year for health benefits to retirees

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi City Council members are looking to change the city charter to force officials to put aside cash for retired municipal workers’ huge health care bills.

Who wore Oscar gown better: Ashley Greene or Kim K.?

Kim Kardashian and Ashley Greene sport the same see through gowns

Homeless man kidnapped and raped woman at campsite near Lowe’s store in Mississippi: cops

Andrew Cruse Jr. was arrested for allegedly kidnapping a woman, raping her and beating her with a hammer near a Lowe’s store. A homeless Mississippi man allegedly kidnapped, raped and assaulted a woman at his campsite near a Lowe’s Home Improvement store.

Indianapolis veteran cop charged with attempted murder of girlfriend after firing blanks at her face

Indianapolis police Officer Justin Beaton faces attempted murder charges after he allegedly loaded a pistol with blanks and blasted his girlfriend in the face in 2014. The gunpowder blast knocked out three of the girlfriend’s teeth, fractured her nose and broke her jaw, police said. Investigators discovered a trail of blood stretching between the cop’s patrol car and the couple’s apartment.

‘I always remember him as Mister Cool’: 59-year-old man and dog die in apartment fire near Union Square: FDNY

Man and dog die in apartment fire near Union Square caused by extension cord: FDNY A 59-year-old man was overcome by smoke in a fatal Manhattan apartment fire early Monday, cops said.

Gunman injures coworker, kills self inside New Jersey security company office

Authorities are investigating a shooting at a security company office in southern New Jersey where one person is dead Feb. 23, 2015. Authorities say an attempted murder-suicide at a Moorestown, N.J. security company was sparked by an "ongoing domestic situation."

Brown's visit to BET Honors causes social media uproar

Bobby Brown at the BET Honors that was taped on January 24 but aired on February 23, 2015.

11 Wesleyan University students overdose on Molly: officials

The rear of College Row on the campus of Welseyan University, Middleton, Conn., May 23, 2008. From left to right: North College, South College, Memorial Chapel, Patricelli '92 Theater. At least 11 students at Wesleyan University in Connecticut ended up hospitalized after they overdosed on Molly, officials said.

Netanyahu's claim on Iran nuclear bomb was contradicted by Israel intelligence agency Mossad: report

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans on giving a speech to Congress on March 3 amid a reelection campaign that has seen numerous leaks and legal challenges. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 2012 claim that Iran was a year away from a nuclear bomb was disputed by Israel intelligence.

NY AG Schneiderman expands herbal supplements investigation

AN AUG. 21, 2014, FILE PHOTO New York's attorney general is targeting manufacturers of herbal supplements.

Two police officers save pilot's life after small plane crash in Spokane, Wash.

Spokane police saved the life of a pilot when his plane crashed in East Spokane. Vid link: http://www.krem.com/story/news/local/spokane-county/2015/02/23/spd-officers-credited-for-saving-plane-crash-victim/23913483/ Two police officers in Spokane, Wash. pulled a pilot from the wreckage of a small plane crash, helping to save his life.
35TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MIRACLE ON ICE

Mark Pavelich reunites with teammates at Lake Placid

As pomp and puck-filled pageantry took over Herb Brooks Arena Saturday night.

RAISSMAN: We still believe in miracles as Al Michaels' Miracle on Ice call resonates 35 years later

Some things just don’t change — even 35 years later. Al Michaels was on the telephone explaining what he was thinking behind an NBC mike.

The Miracle on Ice! U.S. hockey stuns the Russians, 4-3

Exported.; By pulling out a game virtually nobody but themselves thought they could win, the plucky US amateurs touched off a near-riot of celebration.

Coffey: News rides with USA and Islanders great Ken Morrow

Ken Morrow won four Stanley Cups with the Islanders, and was a rock on the blue line for the U.S. Miracle on Ice team. Sunlight was glinting off the snow and high peaks were all around him and now Ken Morrow, grandfather of five, knew he was getting close.

Lupica on Miracle on Ice: A night for captain and country

FEB. 22, 1980 FILE PHOTO He stood there wearing his cowboy hat and this smile that was in danger of running away from him, down Main Street and away.

Bondy: It would be a different kind of Miracle on Ice today

Exported.; A lot of people just know where they were when the-tape delayed broadcast of that victory was shown, hours after the actual 5 p.m. start.

35 years ago tiny village of Lake Placid hosted a miracle

Exported.; It is 35 years ago, and you are on your way to the Winter Olympics. You pass through Albany, decide not to stop and visit, and keep going.

Lupica: Herb Brooks after his own gold medal in Lake Placid

Exported.; Herb Brooks is the coach of the U.S. Olympic hockey team, which has become one of the very best stories at the XII Winter Olympics.
Sports

Harper: Sounds good, but can A-Rod still play?

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi With A-Rod you just never know whether he is sticking to some script, or he is actually speaking from the heart.

Red Sox sign Cuban infielder Yoan Moncada: report

Cuban baseball player Yoan Moncada signs with the Red Sox on Monday, a $30 million deal that’ll actually cost Boston $60 million. Months after shelling out millions for Rusney Castillo, the Red Sox have dipped into the Cuban market for another big bat.

Phil Jackson alienates two of Knicks brass with one tweet

Derek Fisher (l.) can only pray to same basketball gods that Phil Jackson says Knicks gave heartburn to during loss to LeBron James and Cavaliers on Sunday night at Garden, which causes team president to send out pair of critical tweets that put coach in tough spot and team on back page of News for wrong reason. AP and epa With one tweet, Phil Jackson managed to throw his coach and team under the bus while also violating James Dolan’s sacred media policy.

Wheeler: Mets not far behind World Series champion Giants

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi It’s been six years since Zack Wheeler has walked off a baseball field a champion and he’s ready to do it again.

Oops! Adam Levine's model wife reveals too much

Behati Prinsloo suffers a wardrobe malfunction as she and Adam Levine attend the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Costa Concordia captain tried to land spot on shipwreck-themed Italian reality TV show: Prosecutors

Francesco Schettino (C), the captain of the capsized cruise ship Costa Concordia attends a meeting in Rome on July 10, 2014. An unprecedented operation to refloat the doomed Costa Concordia cruise ship is planned to begin on July 14, two and a half years after it foundered off the Tuscan island of Giglio. Schettino, is on trial for manslaughter, causing a shipwreck and abandoning the vessel before the evacuation of all passengers had been completed. AFP PHOTO / VINCENZO LIVIERI (Photo credit should read VINCENZO LIVIERI/AFP/Getty Images) Francesco Schettino tried to land a spot on a shipwreck-themed reality TV show after he was convicted in the Costa Concordia disaster.

Alaska boy, 4, shot in leg after mom’s revolver falls from holster, fires when hits ground

A 4-year-old boy was shot in the leg after his mother's gun fell out of her holster and accidentally discharged a bullet in Wasilla, Alaska. A 4-year-old Alaska boy was blasted in the leg after his mother’s gun fired when it fell to the ground from her holster, police said.

Ukraine delays heavy weapons pullback, blames rebel attacks

Ukrainian soldiers rest near their military vehicle. Ukraine has blamed leaving soldiers at the front lines on continued attacks from separatist rebels. Ukraine delayed a promised pullback of heavy weapons from the front line Monday, blaming continued attacks from separatist rebels.

Calista Flockhart returning to TV in 'Super' CBS series

Calista Flockhart returns to CBS show ‘Supergirl’

Bomb-strapped Conn. bank boss allegedly kidnapped from home in elaborate robbery scheme: report

Route 72 in New Britain is closed in both directions at exit 7, or Corbin Avenue, for major police activity, the state police bomb squad has been called in and residents in the area are being asked to stay in their homes. There is an incident at Achieve Financial Credit Union. Feb. 23, 2015. Brazen robbers in Connecticut reportedly kidnapped a top bank boss from his home, strapped what they claimed was a bomb to his chest and ordered him to clean out the vault at a New Britain credit union, according to media reports.

Family of slain ISIS captive Kayla Mueller says prisoner swap for Sgt. Bergdahl spoiled negotiations

Kayla Mueller's brother Eric (from left), mother Marsha and father Carl speak on NBC ‘Today’ show Tuesday morning. They claim the swap for Sgt. Bergdahl complicated negotiations for Kayla. The terrorist group was initially asked for $6.2 million to release Mueller, 26, who was taken hostage in August 2013.

Amtrak train fatally hits Oregon man posing on tracks for photo in Washington state

NEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 08: People board an Amtrak train at Penn Station on February 8, 2011 in New York City. Amtrak, a government-owned corporation, has joined up with New Jersey's two U.S. senators to propose a new rail link to New York City under the Hudson River. The "Gateway Project", which was formally proposed on Monday, would include two tunnels under the Hudson River and increase the train traffic under the river from 62 trains per day to 92 and cost an estimated $13.5 billion. This plan is looked at as an alternative after New Jersey Governor Chris Christie killed another rail link plan last year after he deemed it too costly to New Jersey residents. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) "He wanted to pose for pictures as the train passed by him," said Cowlitz County Sheriff's chief criminal deputy Charlie Rosenzweig.

OH, MY! SEE which celebrities ditched their underwear

Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Irina Shayk are just a few of the hot stars who showed up in barely-there gowns without their underwear

EXCLUSIVE Suspected ISIS thug faces Brooklyn trial in 2009 bombing

Prince Andrew (l.) allegedly took part in orgies with “sex slave” Virginia Roberts at the home of his pervy pal Jeffrey Epstein (r.).

Ex-Ariz. cop busted for allegedly hoarding 100 animals

ex cop charged with animal cruelty

KENDALL ON THE KATWALK! See all of her runway looks

Kendall Jenner working a gothy look on the runway in London

EXCLUSIVE Texas girl who mailed NYPD cops thank you cards to visit NYC

Savannah Solis, a 10-year-old girl from Tyler, Texas spent her winter break writing hundreds of thank you notes to police officers in New York and her home state of Texas. She was inspired to reach out by the deaths of two NYPD officers who were shot and killed in their patrol car in December. Pictured in Tyler, Texas on Tuesday, January 20, 2015. (George Campbell for NY Daily News)

Coast Guard searching for missing 76-year-old San Diego sailor

The U.S. Coast Guard called off the search for 76-year-old Richard Byhre, who sailed from his Palm Desert home on his boat Princess. Authorities were alerted by his wife of 34 years, Bonnie Byhre, after he did not return home for Valentine's Day. Pictured is the Southwestern Yacht Club on Shelter Island. Vid link: http://fox5sandiego.com/2015/02/21/coast-guard-searches-for-missing-sailor/
Autos

Nissan drops the green flag on Nismo performance cars

With the 24 Hours of Le Mans only a few months away, Nissan reps admit that outright victory is a long-shot in 2015. From the 24 Hours of Le Mans, to wild sports cars and comparisons with grapefruit juice; Nissan pushes performance with the Nismo division.

Geneva Motor Show: Mercedes-Maybach Pullman

Pulling its name from the iconic Pullman limousines of the 70s, the Mercedes-Maybach Pullman is the most luxurious and exclusive vehicle available from the three-pointed-star. Mercedes-Maybach has resurrected the iconic Pullman name in the form of its super-extended wheelbase S600 Pullman for the world's elite.
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19 dead, including Shiite troops, in multiple Iraq bombings

Iraqi security forces and Shiite fighters are deployed during a military operation to regain control of the university of Tikrit, 80 miles (130 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Dec. 8, 2014. The commander of U.S. forces fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Army Lt. Gen. James Terry says the extremist group has been thrown on the defensive, because coalition airstrikes and other measures are taking a toll on IS ability to communicate. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)

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