Monday, March 2, 2015

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LOVETT: All Blaz needs is Gov! Bill 'frustrated' over cold shoulder supposed buddy Cuomo has given him since taking office

March 2, 2015: Front page of the New York Daily News about Mayor De Blasio feeling hostility from Governor Cuomo. Headline: "He Loves Me Not!".

'You started this failed war': ISIS targets Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, employees for blocking brutal tweets

A letter alledgely written by ISIS threatens Twitter and founder Jack Dorsey with death for deleting inflammatory Tweets and accounts. The militants are telling the terrorist group’s followers to go after Twitter in response to the company’s efforts to rein in their posts.

Justice Department to condemn racial bias in traffic enforcement, budgetary practices by Ferguson, Mo. police: report

Police walk through a cloud of smoke as they clash with protesters Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2014, in Ferguson, Mo. Protests in the St. Louis suburb rocked by racial unrest since a white police officer shot an unarmed black teenager to death turned violent Wednesday night, with people lobbing molotov cocktails at police who responded with smoke bombs and tear gas to disperse the crowd. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson) The U.S. Justice Department will slam the embattled Ferguson, Mo. police for disproportionately targeting African-Americans.

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Zelda Williams speaks about her father the late Robin Williams.

Williams' daughter pays emotional to late comedian at L.A. gala

Aeromexico passengers heading to Mexico City from JFK wait on the plane 6 HOURS before takeoff

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - JANUARY 18: View of an AeroMexico plane on the tarmac at the Benito Juarez International Airport in Mexico City, Mexico on January 18, 2013. The mexican airline maintains its decision to add 19 Boeing 787 while airlines worldwide grounded their 787 Dreamliners because of the fire risk. (Photo by Miguel Tovar/LatinContent/Getty Images) Passengers hoping to head out of snowy JFK for sunny Mexico City got burned instead when they sat on the plane for at least six hours.

Florida mom busted after daughters try selling their toys door-to-door: report

Florida mom April Emery faces child neglect charges after sheriff's deputies found her two young daughters wandering the streets as they tried to sell their toys, authorities say. A Florida mom was asleep on the job while her young daughters tried to peddle their toys on the street, authorities said.

FORGET ATKINS: Charles kicks off his 30-day diet dubbed 'Rangel Resolution'

Rep. Charles Rangel on Monday is kicking off a 30-day diet he has dubbed the “Rangel Resolution.”

ISIS releases 19 Assyrian Christians, more than 200 remain in captivity: activists

An Assyrian woman attends a mass in solidarity with the Assyrians abducted by Islamic State fighters in Syria earlier this week, inside Ibrahim al-Khalil church in Jaramana, eastern damascus March 1, 2015. Militants in northeast Syria are now estimated to have abducted at least 220 Assyrian Christians this week, a group monitoring the war reported. REUTERS/Omar Sanadiki (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT RELIGION TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) - RTR4RMKS A senior official in the Assyrian Democratic Organization said the 16 men and three women arrived safely Sunday in the city of Hassakeh.

Dr. Spock? Kirstie uses wrong name in Nimoy farewell

Kristie Alley mistakenly says farewell to Leonard Nimoy by addressing him as Dr. Spock

DONOHUE: Cops make petty subway bust — and catch murder suspect

Martin McGriff was stopped for walking between cars of a No. 3 train. If there’s any place in the city where “broken windows” policing — not tolerating minor offenses — remains a prime focus, it’s the subway.

PARIS NOIR: Archaeologists shocked by discovery of more than 200 skeletons underneath supermarket

Excavation of a pit where more than 200 skeletons were found in mass grave underneath a supermarket in Paris. Some of the skeletons date back hundreds of years and could be victims of the plague.

DEAD BY HIS OWN HANDS: Pa. man accused of axing wife on Christmas Eve expires after trying to hang himself

Dustin Lee Klopp, 36, was rushed to a hospital Wednesday night after hanging himself in his county prison cell, according to the Lancaster County coroner’s office. Dustin Lee Klopp, 36, was rushed to a hospital Wednesday night after hanging himself in his county prison cell, according to the Lancaster County coroner’s office.

Head of Family Planning Advocates and former Hillary Clinton staffer to become lobbyist: sources

M. Tracey Brooks is stepping down from her position as president and CEO of Family Planning Advocates to join Featherstonhaugh, Wiley and & Clyne. Brooks was regional diretor for Hillary Clinton when she was a New York U.S. senator. The head of a leading state abortion rights group who once worked for Hillary Clinton is leaving for a job at an Albany lobbying firm.

Lady Gaga’s fiancé keeps her warm after polar plunge!

Lady Gaga takes part in the Chicago Polar Plunge

Bill Clinton portrait has shadowy reference to Monica Lewinsky

The shadow cast on the fireplace mantel is apparently a mannequin wearing a blue dress for the oil canvas painting of former President Bill Clinton. The artist behind a painting of Bill Clinton has revealed its biggest secret — Monica Lewinsky.

Pickup truck driver in Missouri shoots himself after hitting a car and driving off the highway: cops

A man committed suicide in Wentzville, Mo., after his pickup truck collided with another vehicle on Highway 61 and drove off the road. Vid link: http://www.ksdk.com/story/news/local/2015/03/01/shots-fired-after-hwy-61-accident/24239655/ A pickup truck driver has apparently committed suicide after running into a car on a highway in Wentzville, Mo.

Military operation to recapture Saddam Hussein's hometown from Islamic State group begins

An Iraqi soldier sits on a military vehicle at Udhaim dam, north of Baghdad March 1, 2015. Iraqi soldiers and pro-government Shi'ite militias have been massing in preparation for an attack on Islamic State strongholds along the Tigris River to the north and south of Tikrit, hometown of executed former president Saddam Hussein. REUTERS/Thaier Al-Sudani (IRAQ - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST) Iraq's state TV says government forces have begun a large-scale military operation to recapture Saddam Hussein's hometown.

Oregon woman, 26, jailed in Japan for allegedly smuggling Adderall

Carrie Russell, arrested in Japan for receiving a refill of perscription of Adderall sent to her by mail by her mother Jill Russell who is a physician. Authorities say Carrie Russell had her mother, who is a physician, ship a care package to her that contained a supply of the stimulant, a drug readily available in the United States, but illegal in Japan.
New York

EXCLUSIVE Councilman considers amending law that penalizes drivers who fail to yield in accidents

Councilman Rory I. Lancman (D-Queens) leads a hearing on summons court at City Hall on Monday, December 15, 2014. (Andrew Lamberson for New York Daily News) A councilman who supported a new law that toughens penalties against drivers who fail to yield in accidents is considering amending it.

Javits Center becomes habitat for nearly a dozen species of birds

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Thanks to a recently completed renovation, the center has been transformed into a habitat for nearly a dozen species of birds.

State police set ups hotline for college sex assault victims

NR The state police has started a 24-hour hotline for college students to report sexual assaults.

Brooklyn woman, 89, dies in house fire: cops

FDNY firefighters at the scene of a fire in a home on 77th Street in Bay Ridge that left one elderly woman critically injured, Sunday, March 1, 2015, Brooklyn, NY. (Jeff Bachner for New York Daily News) An 89-year-old woman died in a Brooklyn house fire Sunday night, cops said.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

WHOOPS! Sheldon Silver invited to fund-raiser for lawmaker by error

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi An invitation was sent by error to Sheldon Silver for him to attend a fund-raiser for Assemblywoman Shelley Mayer.

Schumer wants law to bar alleged terrorists from buying guns

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 11: U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) addresses the audience during the 94th annual New York City Veterans Day Parade on 5th Avenue on November 11, 2013 in New York City. The parade is the largest of its kind in the country and this year is especially dedicated to women serving in the armed forces.   (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images) Sen. Chuck Schumer is pushing for legislation to bar suspected terrorists from buying guns.

EXCLUSIVE NYPD asks Rutgers professors to analyze why some streets become crime hot spots

Dr. Joel Caplan, a university professor asked by the NYPD to analyze why certain street corners and other locales become crime hot spots. Joel Caplan, a university professor asked by the NYPD to analyze why certain street corners and other locales become crime hot spots.

IT WILL HAUNT HIM FOREVER: Man gets The Dress tattoo

Daniel Howland of Texas got a tattoo of the dress that is causing debate on the internet

FACEBOOK BRAWL: Men fire into group of Alabama girls having a fight, killing a 14-year-old

Police in Birmingham Ala. arrested two suspects in a shooting that killed a 14-year-old girl Friday night. A 14-year-old Alabama girl was killed after two men fired into a group of girls who decided to fight on Facebook.

New Jersey cop coerced woman to have sex with him several times to avoid getting arrested: lawsuit

A New Jersey admitted shoplifter is suing cop Braheme Days, claiming he made her have sex multiple times so he wouldn’t arrest her. Shakera Brown has filed a $25 million suit against the city of Bridgeton and police officer Braheme Days, who she alleges said her shoplifting incident would have to be handled in an "adult matter."

Tensions grow in divided Washington ahead of Israel PM Netanyahu’s speech before Congress on Iran, nuclear deal

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prayed at the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem just before departing for his trip to the U.S., where he will deliver a controversial speech to a joint session of Congress. Tensions before Netanyahu’s Tuesday speech to Congress appeared to mount Sunday, with a top Democrat calling the premier “arrogant."

Lady Gaga’s fiancé keeps her warm after polar plunge!

Lady Gaga takes part in the Chicago Polar Plunge

EXCLUSIVE More parents seeking seats on local school boards, education officials say

New York City School Chancellor Carmen Farina speaks with Public Advocate Letitia James (L), New York City Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley (R) and various parents and teachers during a press conference held to kick off Community and Citywide Educational Council Elections at PS 91 located at 68-10 Central Avenue in Glendale , Wednesday February 11th 2015. More than twice as many parents are seeking seats on local school boards this year compared to the last elections in 2013, city Education Department officials told the Daily News.

Be mayor for a day: An 11th century Hungarian hamlet is available for rent at $750 per day

The village of Megyer, Hungary has been made available to rent for $750 a day. The mayor of the hamlet, Kristof Pajer, wants to raise money to make improvements in the tiny town of just 18 people. A Hungarian village dating back to the 11th century has been put up for rent at a cost of $750 a day.

'MAKE SURE OUR CHILDREN ARE SAFE': Assembly Democrats to discuss legislation restricting where sex offenders can live

Exported.; The Democrat-controlled state Assembly is planning to a public roundtable discussion on legislation restricting where sex offenders can live — a move that some see as a sign that the bill can pass.
Sports

Alex Rodriguez unsure when first game-time action will be

We know Alex Rodriguez can hit 55 mph pitching, while ground balls at first and third base haven't posed any problems for the 39-year-old.

Madden: Headley won't chase himself or Alex Rodriguez

Chase Headley, in his first spring training as a Yankee, does not have to endure the added burden of replacing a legend.

How Giants should handle their top 5 potential free agents

New York Giants Head Coach Tom Coughlin walks with GM Jerry Reese at end of practice. They have one superstar that they want to retain. And then come the questions for the Giants.

Michael Cuddyer says he'll feel right at home in left field

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Michael Cuddyer does not think of himself as hearing impaired, but acknowledges he’s deaf in his left ear.

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Afghanistan avalanche death toll climbs to 235: officials

epaselect epa04641146 Survivors of an avalanche wait to receive relief goods distributed by an Army helicopter in Paryan district of Panjshir province, Afghanistan, 28 February 2015. According to local officials rescue teams restarted operations to find the victims of avalanches in Afghanistan's north-east as the total bodies found to at least 184 bodies in different areas of Panjsher province, with the total overall casualties at least 233 in various avalanche affected areas. EPA/HEDAYATULLAH AMID The death toll from a massive avalanche in an Afghan valley rose yet again Saturday as rescue crews cleared roads to try to gain access to rural villages buried under deep snow for days.

'GRINGO' FORCED NEW RULES: Venezuela will require American citizens to apply for visas, limit activities of U.S. diplomats

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro delivers a speech during a ceremony commemorating the 26th anniversary of El Caracazo --a deadly popular revolt-- in Caracas on February 28, 2015. Maduro announced he was implementing a mandatory visa system for all US citizens visiting the country, as a way to "control" US interference. AFP PHOTO/FEDERICO PARRAFEDERICO PARRA/AFP/Getty Images Speaking before a crowd that rallied to protest imperialism, President Nicolas Maduro said Saturday that “gringo” meddling had forced him to adopt the series of restrictive measures.

Chicago White Sox great Minnie Minoso, the major league's first black player in the Windy City, dies amid cruel baseball winter

In 2013, former Negro Leaguer and White Sox player Minnie Minoso stands during the national anthem before a game between the White Sox and the Rangers. Minoso played 12 of his 17 seasons in Chicago, hitting .304 with 135 homers and 808 RBIs for the White Sox. The White Sox retired his No. 9 in 1983.

ONE WHACKY GIZMO! Pornhub develops ‘Wankband’ gadget that lets users charge phones by masturbating

Pornhub has developed the Wankband, a phone charger powered by masturbation. Adult video site Pornhub is developing a device that allows men to simultaneously save the planet and charge their phones by masturbating.

'Cinderella' gown was not sew simple to create

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Egyptian court sentences 5 Muslim Brotherhood leaders to prison, 4 to death

epa04641256 (FILE) A file picture shows members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood, Essam al-Eryan (L), and the group's Supreme Guide, Mohammed Badie (R), flashing the four-finger sign which has become synonymous with the clearing of the Rabaa square pro-Muslim Brotherhood sit-in in which hundreds were killed, from the enclosed courtroom dock during a trial session, at the Institute of Trustees in Cairo, Egypt on 30 August 2014. According to reports 28 February 2015 an Egyptian court has handed down life sentences on Badie, along with 13 others, including his deputy Khairat al-Shater, and upheld the death sentence for four other members of the now outlawed in Egypt Muslim Brotherhood. EPA/STR An Egyptian court sentenced five leaders of the banned Muslim Brotherhood to life in prison Saturday over violence at their headquarters in 2013 and issued death sentences for four others.

F-F-F-FREEZING: Several places break record for coldest month in February

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The chilliest of them all was in Bangor, Maine — where the average temperature for the month plunged to roughly 6.2 degrees, NBCnews.com reported.

Oregon woman jailed in Japan for allegedly smuggling Adderall

Carrie Russell, arrested in Japan for receiving a refill of perscription of Adderall sent to her by mail by her mother Jill Russell who is a physician. Undercover cops in Japan busted an Oregon woman for allegedly smuggling a three-month supply of Adderall into the country.

Explosives, suicide bombs and mortar shells in Iraq leave 37 dead

Members of Iraqi security forces and Shiite militia fighters make their way in vehicles from Samarra to the outskirts of Tikrit, north of Baghdad, February 28, 2015. Islamic State suicide bombers and fighters struck targets on Saturday in the northern Iraqi city of Samarra, where security forces and their Shi'ite militia allies have been gathering for an offensive against the radical Sunni militants. Thousands of troops and fighters from Shi'ite militias known as Hashid Shaabi (Popular Mobilisation) have gathered around Samarra for a campaign to drive Islamic State out of nearby strongholds on the Tigris River, including the city of Tikrit 50 km (30 miles) to the north. The army shelled northern and western districts of Tikrit on Saturday, but did not send troops into the city, security sources said. REUTERS/Stringer (IRAQ - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST) A series of attacks targeting public places and Shiite militia checkpoints in and north of Iraq’s capital killed 37 people Saturday, authorities said.

Demi Lovato proves she’s all about her fitness in bikini pic

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Yasar Kemal, famed Turkish novelist, promoter of Marxism later in life, dies at 91

SEPT. 21, 2013 FILE PHOTO Yasar Kemal, one of Turkey's best-known novelists, died in Istanbul on Saturday. He was 91. Kemal is best known for his first novel, "Ince Memed" or "Memed, My Hawk."

'THIS HAD BEEN BREWING': Missouri killing spree may have been sparked by family feud: reports

Police say Joseph Jesse Aldridge, 36, went on a house-to-house killing spree in rural Missouri. Relatives say it might have been feuled by a family feud. Joseph Jesse Aldridge, 36, shot to death seven people before killing himself Friday in a rampage through three homes in the tiny town of Tyrone, with a population of just 50 people.

Three Al Qaeda militants killed by U.S. drone strike in Yemen, officials believe

Yemeni supporters of President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi take to the streets in a protest against the Shiite Huthi movement in the city of Ibb on February 28, 2015. Hadi has been seeking to restore his authority from Aden, and earlier this week received representatives of Yemen's main seven political parties. AFP PHOTO / STRSTR/AFP/Getty Images A suspected U.S. drone strike Saturday in central Yemen killed three men believed to be Al Qaeda militants, security officials said.

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Jessica Hernandez’s shooting death by Denver cops is homicide: coroner

The shots that killed Jessica Hernandez, 17, were fired by Denver police officers from outside her driver’s side window. Denver’s coroner declared Jessica Hernandez’s death a homicide in an autopsy report that contradicts statements made by police in the days after she was shot and killed by 2 police officers.

Wanted sex offender arrested for drunkenly driving in closed lane at Lincoln Tunnel: officials

Ricardo Hernandez, 40, was arrested early Saturday morning at the Lincoln Tunnel after a traffic violation. Hernandez, a registered sex offender, was charged wth Fugitive From Justice, Uttering/False Instrument, Hindering, DWI and various traffic violations. Ricardo Hernandez had drained Remy Martin and Buchanan Scotch bottles at his feet when he was pulled over after blitzing past a Do Not Enter sign in a toll lane on the New Jersey side of the tunnel.

North Dakota missionaries released from Venezuelan custody during medical trip

Sen. John Hoeven learned of the missionaries released Saturday afternoon from the group’s pastor, Bruce Dick, of Bethel Evangelical Free Church in Devils Lake, North Dakota. Sen. John Hoeven says Venezuela has released four missionaries from North Dakota who were detained several days ago.

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Florida police chief fired after 'two-girl special' hooker bust

Miami Gardens Police Chief Stephen Johnson was fired Friday after he was caught soliciting a prostitute, according to press release sent out by the Miami Gardens Police Department.

Starting a trend? Shia LaBeouf sports pony tail braid

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U.K. gov't asks residents to clean bathrooms due to lack of funds

The cash-strapped council in North Devon, England, is asking people to clean the public restrooms because the authorities do not have enough money to do so.
Autos

Aston Martin Vulcan breaks cover ahead of Geneva Motor Show

The Aston Martin Vulcan is set to make its official debut during the 2015 Geneva Motor Show. Limited to only 24 examples, the V-12-powered Vulcan will be one of the fastest and rarest Aston Martins of all time.

Geneva Motor Show: McLaren 675LT

The 675LT is a track-day special, saving over 200-pounds from the 650S its based on and utilizing advanced aerodynamics from its long tail shape. If the 650S supercar wasn't fast enough for you, McLaren has released the 675LT at the Geneva Motor Show for more track-ready madness.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol released video Friday showing Trooper Stephen Zientek after he pulled over on I-475 to help a driver with a dead car battery. He saved the driver from being hit by a semi truck.

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