Friday, March 13, 2015

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DEVIL'S DEEDS: Conn. man, who calls himself 'Lucifer,' burns home, crashes car THEN searches for wife by knocking on neighbors doors half-naked

Alex Chambrello Alex Chambrello identified himself as Lucifer when police arrested him half-naked while he knocked on doors at a condo complex.

Pregnant Florida mom — with triple the legal limit of alcohol in her system — crashes SUV with twin babies in back seat

Angel Nicole Oliver Pregnant Florida mom Angel Nicole Oliver was busted for driving drunk with her twin 18-month-old kids in the car, Ocala police said.

BOMBSHELL DETAILS: Secret Service agents believed to be drunk may have run over suspected EXPLOSIVE: report

Secret Service agents crashed into a barrier at The White House Two Service agents who were believed to be driving drunk may have run over a suspected explosive device.

How to Cruise Like a Pro: 15 Travel Tips You Should Know as a First Time Cruiser

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Traci Lynn Johnson, Tiki Barber’s wife may replace Teresa Giudice on Real Housewives of New Jersey

'Housewives' may replace Giudice with Tiki Barber's wife

OH 'SNAP': Man heard screaming after penis-breaking sex mishap, requiring emergency surgery

MR A 42-year-old man was rushed to a Boston hospital after breaking his penis during sex, doctors said.

Oregon woman set herself on fire, crashed car, removed clothes and jumped off bridge: cops

Mary Johanna Gawenda, 39, alledgely set herself on fire before driving off the Washington-Jefferson Bridge in Eugene, Ore. An Oregon woman set herself on fire while driving, crashed her car, stripped her clothes and jumped off a bridge Thursday, police said.

Hillary Clinton did not read emails to identify if they were personal before deleting thousands of them

epaselect epa04656726 Former United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks to the media in regards to her use of a private email server while serving as Secretary of State, from the United Nations in New York, New York, USA, 10 March 2015. EPA/ANDREW GOMBERT Neither Hillary Clinton nor anyone working for her read the emails she stored on a private server to identify personal emails.

PICTURED: Teen victim of brutal beatdown at Brooklyn McDonald's BRAGS about her newfound celebrity — 'I'M FAMOUS NOW'

WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE AND VIOLENCE — Ariana Taylor, 15, who took a pounding at a Brooklyn McDonald’s was glorying Thursday in her newfound and very sick celebrity.

EXPERT: In McDonald's beatdown, herd instinct took over

The brutal beating has gripped viewers around the world. A forensic psychologist asks, what is being taught at home? What is being demonstrated at school?

FOOL-IANI: Rudy blames Obama for McDonald’s beating and Ferguson chaos — and says the President should be more like BILL COSBY

The former NYC mayor charged Thursday that President Obama is ignoring “enormous amounts of crime” committed by African-Americans.

LAWYER: It’s not up to victim to press charges in McDonald's beating

The 17-year-old girl caught on camera stomping the victim in a gang beating in a Brooklyn McDonald’s has been taken into custody. Charges were pending Thursday. If the victim doesn’t want to cooperate once charges are filed, the DA’s office can compel compliance with a subpoena, a lawyer says.

THEN THERE WERE TWO! Kathy quits ‘Fashion Police’

Kathy Griffin leaves E! Networks Fashion Police

'GET RID OF HER': Florida teens shot pit bull, tied her to railroad tracks after pooch refused fight other dogs: police

The animal is recovering following surgery and may not lose her leg as initially feared. The suspects allegedly purchased the animal for dogfighting, but when Cabela refused to fight they decided to "get rid of her," police said in a statement.

Retired correction officer who killed man in subway scuffle says he was trying to make citizen's arrest

Video shows the confrontation between the two men and the moment Drogheo was shot. After killing a man who accosted him in a subway car Tuesday evening, Willie Groomes, 69, had claimed that “his intent was to arrest him, not to use his gun,” said a source.

Denver cops fired for using excessive force to violently strip jailed woman of her clothes

The video shows Seryina Trujillo asking Denver police officer James Medina about her charges after a July 10, 2014 arrest. The startling jail footage of Officer James Medina holding down a combative and screaming woman, who refused to remove her belt and shoes, resulted in his termination last week.

Brooklyn boy rescued after IGLOO collapses on him in alley

Firefighters from the FDNY are seen rescuing a 7-year-old child from a collasped igloo in Brooklyn on 15th Ave and 42nd Street. A boy was rescued from a 10-foot mound of snow and ice after an igloo he was playing in collapsed.

Karrueche Tran, Chris Brown’s ex, makes a clean break

Cuba allows launch of first known free, public Internet service at Havana cultural center

People use a free Wi-Fi network at a center run by famed artist Kcho, in Havana, Cuba. Dozens of youths from around the city flock daily to the center. Kcho's spokeswoman said state telecom Etecsa approved the move in a small but unprecedented loosening of Cuba's strict Internet regulations. (AP Photo/Desmond Boylan) Cuba has allowed the launch of the island’s first known free, public Internet service at a Havana cultural center.

WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO Two cops shot 'ambushed' in Ferguson released from hospital, pair questioned in shooting

Ferguson police shooting Two cops were released from the hospital Thursday after being shot at a protest outside the Ferguson Police Department.

Man jumps off Staten Island Ferry in St. George, vanishes into harbor during A.M. rush

dnp; Exported.; A man plunged into New York Harbor from the Staten Island ferry.

DANGEROUS GAMES: Brooklyn boy, 15, falls to his death jumping between roofs with his friends

STUDIO - Tyhreek Riley, 15, plummeted 4 stories jumping light wells on President St, Brooklyn on 3/12/15. *** Local Caption *** Photo emailed by Kerry Burke to desk, stated confirmed and usable. A thrill-seeking game turned fatal in Brooklyn when a 15-year-old boy tried to leap over an fourth-floor alleyway.
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Rikers Island looks to curb drug smuggling with ban on long embraces during visitations

Mayor Bill de Blasio toured Rikers Island this morning with numerous plans for making changes to reduce violence at the city jail in Queens. He met with officers and showed off a new cell block, the Enhanced Supervision Housing Unit, for troubled inmates. HERE, de Blasio is led on a brief tour. (By Todd Maisel, New York Daily News) 3-10-15 Jail officials Thursday charged forward with a plan to curb contraband from changing hands at Rikers Island — by banning long embraces.

Two hundred city schools hold rallies to oppose Andrew Cuomo’s education reforms

Parents, teachers and students gather before school starts to protest Governor Cuomo's education policies in front of PS 321 in Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY on March 11, 2015. Thousands of parents, union leaders and teachers rallied at almost 200 city schools against Gov. Cuomo’s education reforms.

Boy, 14, suffers serious injuries in Queens baseball bat attack

Equity Park at 88-89 Ave. in Woodhaven, Queens. A 14-year-old boy was seriously wounded after a mob of men hit him in the head with a baseball bat in Queens.
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Judge won't force Correction Dept. to test inmates for who claim to have eaten poisoned meatloaf

NR Judge Roslynn Mauskopf said it was impossible to determine what level of medical care was or wasn't provided to each inmate who complained of feeling sick because they submitted 19 identical affidavits.

Lawyer of suspected killer in Etan Patz trial seeks mistrial

NOV. 15, 2012 FILE, POOL PHOTO The Etan Patz murder trial was thrown into chaos Thursday when the lawyer of the suspected killer sought a mistrial.

'I'm either dying or taking my clothes off': Winslet denies her kids movie flicks

BEWARE BEFORE FILING: IRS official says he was targeted by fake agents who have scammed $15.5M from taxpayers

Scammers posing as fake IRS agents have duped taxpayers out of $15.5 million and are so brazen they even targeted the top official charged with investigating them.

Police seek knife-wielding 16-year-old girl in Brooklyn subway attack

The New York City Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in locating a female, Black, wanted in connection with an assault that occurred at approximately 1525 hours on Wednesday, November 12, 2014 on a N/B "D" Train at 79th Street Subway Station in the confines of the 62nd Precinct. Police are searching for a knife-wielding girl who attacked a 17-year-old woman a Brooklyn subway train.

Ohio State's women’s hockey coach out after claims he sexually harassed, intimidated players

This Sept. 19, 2014 photo provided by Ohio State University shows women's hockey coach Nate Handrahan in Columbus, Ohio. Handrahan resigned Monday March 9, 2015, under threat of firing after an investigation concluded he violated the university’s sexual harassment policy by repeatedly making inappropriate comments to players. (AP Photo/Jay LaPrete) Ex-coach Nate Handrahan also violated university policy against whistleblower retaliation by intimidating and chastising team members after complaints were raised, according to the report.

DOCUMENT DROP FCC reveals the full 400-page text of their open Internet rules for net neutrality

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler (C) greets commissioners Mignon Clyburn (L) and Jessica Rosenworcel at the FCC Net Neutrality hearing in Washington February 26, 2015. The FCC is expected Thursday to approve Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposed "net neutrality" rules, regulating broadband providers more heavily than in the past and restricting their power to control download speeds on the web. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS TELECOMS) The rules ban paid prioritization, the idea of an Internet service provider (ISP), such as Time Warner Cable), charging a content provider, such as Netflix, for better access to consumers over another content provider that does not pay up.

Hacker group Anonymous has Kanye in crosshairs

The Hacker Collective known as Anonymous has created a video message to artist Kanye West.

Utah doctor found guilty of murder in death of ex-wife

POOL PHOTO Salt Lake City pediatrician John Brickman Wall, 51, was convicted of killing the woman amid a bitter custody dispute.

‘Barefoot Contessa’ settles lawsuit to stop company from selling frozen dinners using her name

NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 11: Ina Garten signs copies of her book "Barefoot Contessa Foolproof: Recipes You Can Trust" at Barnes & Noble Union Square on December 11, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Andy Kropa/Getty Images) 'Barefoot Contessa' has settled her lawsuit over a line of frozen dinners she said was illegally using her name.

NASA launches 4 spacecraft to solve magnetic mystery

epa04660057 A handout released by NASA on 12 March 2015 shows the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with NASA’s Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) spacecraft onboard launching from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 41, in Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA, 12 March 2015. NASA’s MMS mission studies the mystery of how magnetic fields around Earth connect and disconnect, explosively releasing energy via a process known as magnetic reconnection. MMS consists of four identical spacecraft that work together to provide the first three-dimensional view of this fundamental process, which occurs throughout the universe. EPA/NASA / Aubrey Gemignani HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY NASA launched four identical spacecraft to study the give-and-take of the Earth and sun's magnetic fields.

Two bodies found as recovery of downed Black Hawk helicopter suspended amid dense Florida fog

A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter flies over Santa Rosa Sound near Navarre, Fla., Wednesday, March 11, 2015. A fire official says divers are still trying to recover a flight recorder from the site of a helicopter crash that killed seven Marines and four soldiers. Mark Giuliano, the fire chief at Eglin Air Force Base, said Thursday that the Black Hawk helicopter was still in about 25 feet of water. (AP Photo/Northwest Florida Daily News, Devon Ravine) Divers found the Black Hawk helicopter that crashed amid dense fog during a Florida training mission, killing 11 Marines and soldiers, but more bad weather prevented the recovery of bodies and the flight recorder from wreckage 25 feet deep.
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Yankees' Alex Rodriguez taking show on the road

New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez (13) home run 4th inning, New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox, Spring Training game at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Tampa, FL. Wednesday March 11, 2015. (Corey Sipkin/New York Daily News) Alex Rodriguez has had a series of firsts this spring. There was his first hit, first ground ball and first home run, all coming within the mostly friendly confines of Steinbrenner Field. Saturday, A-Rod will get his first taste of something else: a road crowd.

Mehta: Despite needs at QB for Jets, Marcus Mariota a risky pick

ARLINGTON, TX - JANUARY 12: Quarterback Marcus Mariota #8 of the Oregon Ducks looks on during the national anthem before the College Football Playoff National Championship Game at AT&T Stadium on January 12, 2015 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images) Mike Maccagnan’s recent flurry of moves has prompted smiles and high-fives among even the most fatalistic of Jets fans, but the elephant in the room separates Woody Johnson’s franchise from the serious playoff contenders.

Coffey: St. John's basketball still hoping for NCAA berth

NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 12: Head coach Steve Lavin of the St. John's Red Storm huddles with his players in the second half against the Providence Friars during a quarterfinal game of the Big East basketball tournament at Madison Square Garden on March 12, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Alex Trautwig/Getty Images) D’Angelo Harrison of St. John’s University hit two sweet jumpers in the opening three minutes of a Big East quarterfinal Thursday afternoon, his team took a 7-0 lead, and then the rest of the day produced the ugliest spectacle this side of a fall off one of the Chase Bridges.

Talkin' Soccer: Q & A with MLS commissioner Don Garber

Major League Soccer (MLS) commissioner Don Garber speaks before unveiling the new MLS logo during an event in New York on September 18. 2014. MLS unveiled the new logo ahead of its 20th season. AFP PHOTO/Jewel Samad (Photo credit should read JEWEL SAMAD/AFP/Getty Images) It’s Don Garber’s 15th season as MLS commissioner, and he’s overseen what was once considered impossible: a steady growth of a professional soccer league in America, to the point of nine-figure expansion fees and TV deals combining to pay the league $90 million annually.

Mayweather put 'adopted' son in chokehold: report

Floyd Mayweather allegedly hurt adopted son

THAT'S A LOT OF WATER! Scientists find more water under crust of Jupiter’s moon Ganymede than exists on Earth

Scientists used the Ganymede’s aurorae, shown here in an artist’s illustration, to learn what the moon is made of: water. The subterranean ocean likely lies nearly 100 miles below the surface of Jupiter’s moon, the largest natural satellite in the solar system, giving hope that life beyond Earth is possible.

Alabama toddler dies after drinking babysitter’s methadone-laced grape soda: cops

Babysitter 31-year-old Cassie Townsend has been charged with chemical endangerment exposure of a child resulting in death after 2-year-old Demonie Hendon allegedly died when he drank a grape soda laced with methadone. Bessemer Police charged 31-year-old Cassie Townsend with chemical endangerment exposure to a child resulting in death after little Demonie Hendon died last Saturday, according to a report.

Mexican Mafia hitman executed in Texas; drug supply dwindles

This undated handout photo provided by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shows Manuel Vasquez. He is scheduled for execution Wednesday, March 11, 2015 for the ordered murder of a San Antonio woman who ignored a 10 percent street tax on drugs _ known as a “dime.” (AP Photo/Texas Department of Criminal Justice) The injection of Manuel Vasquez with a lethal dose of pentobarbital leaves Texas with enough of the powerful sedative to carry out only one more execution.

Tyson on new movie roles: 'I’ll play a 10-year-old white girl'

Mike Tyson talks about how he selects movie roles.

'IT IS INEXCUSABLE': Ark. legislator who gave adopted daughters away to rapist thought they were possessed by demons

Arkansas Republican gave adopted daughters to rapist An Arkansas state legislator and his wife had their two adopted daughters undergo exorcisms before giving them away, according to a report.

Chicago man accused of killing pregnant girlfriend's mom in Bali says victim threatened to kill unborn baby

Tommy Schaefer, right, from Chicago, Ill., talks to Indonesian judges in a court room during a trial in Bali, Indonesia Thursday, March 12, 2015. Schaefer's girlfriend Heather Mack, seated at left in the background, charged with premeditated murder in the death of her mother on Indonesia's Bali island told a court Wednesday that Schaefer killed her mother in anger after she threatened to kill their unborn baby. (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) Tommy Schaefer, 21, and Heather Mack, 19, are being tried separately by Denpasar District Court, where they are charged with premeditated murder for the death of Sheila von Wiese-Mack last August in Bali.

Deaf boy, 8, drives 20 miles through Oklahoma City on overnight joyride

An 8-year-old boy allegedly drove a car for 20miles around Oklahoma City before crashing into a curb. A deaf 8-year-old boy went on an overnight joyride through Oklahoma City, driving 20 miles before crashing into a curb, police said.

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N.J. teacher indicted for allegedly having sex with three 18-year-old students

Nicole McDonough, an English teacher at West Morris Mendham High School, was indicted for three counts of official misconduct Wednesday.

At least 4 dead in Bangladesh cement factory roof collapse

A Bangladeshi survivor of the collapse of a partly-built cement factory in southern Mongla town, lies on the floor of a hospital in Khulna on March 12, 2015. The roof of a partly-built cement factory collapsed in southern Bangladesh, killing at least four workers and dozens others feared trapped under the debris, police and rescuers said. AFP PHOTO / SHAIKH MOHIR UDDINSHAIKH MOHIR UDDIN/AFP/Getty Images

Guess which model these 'good girl' pics belong to?

Baby picture of model and actress Emily Ratajkowski who became famous in the Blurred Lines video

British politician wants to keep job via Skype

Brian Riley says he will make the trip to England every six or seven weeks.

Iraqi troops clash with terrorists in ISIS-held Tikrit

Iraqi fighters of the government-controlled Popular Mobilisation units take part in a military operation to take control of Tikrit, 160 kms north of Baghdad, from jihadists from the Islamic state (IS) group, on March 11 2015. The city, which is the home town of former president Saddam Hussein, is the toughest target for the government troops and allied militias that started winning back lost ground last year. AFP PHOTO / AHMAD AL-RUBAYEAHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images

Nicki Minaj busts out her curves for new music video

Nicki Minaj, in a breath-takingly low-cut dress, films a music video for her new song "The Night Is Still Young"

SEE IT Twizzlers scatter on Pa. highway after accident

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Pa. meat factory worker hurt after ham pallet falls on him

Ham steaks are a quick and versatile way to get a ham dinner on the plate. These maple ham steaks with roasted potatoes and green beans require very little prep and are an elegant choice for your Easter meal. (AP Photo/Larry Crowe)

‘Late Late Show’ host bums around house for GQ shoot

James Corden poses nude for the March 2015 issue of GQ Magazine.

City Council votes to extend expiring rent laws

New York City Councilman Corey Johnson speaks at a hearing introducing legislation making it easier for transgender people to change the sex on their birth certificates, Monday, Nov. 10, 2014. The bill would eliminate a requirement for people to have gender-reassignment surgery in order to change the documents. The bill is also supported by the city's Department of Health. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)

Cuomo rejects Assembly Dems' plan for $15/hour minimum wage

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Full Review 2016 Acura ILX is a rewarding driver's car

With the more powerful engine as standard and a slight tune-up, the refreshed Acura ILX has become more of a driver's car for 2016. Faster and more responsive, the Acura ILX reinvigorates the luxury brand’s entry-level appeal.
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Dad of Israeli man executed by ISIS vows revenge

Said Musallam, an Israeli Arab whose son, Muhammad, is being held by Islamic State in Syria as an alleged spy, holds his photograph in his East Jerusalem home in this February 12, 2015 file photo. A video posted online by Islamic State militants on March 10, 2015 showed a child killing Muhammad Musallam, an Israeli Arab accused by the group of being a Mossad spy, with a bullet to the head. Reuters could not immediately verify the authenticity of the footage, which also appeared on Twitter feeds used by Islamic State supporters. Israeli security officials said they were aware of the video but could not confirm that it was authentic. Picture taken February 12, 2015. REUTERS/Ammar Awad/Files (JERUSALEM - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS CONFLICT)

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