Friday, April 3, 2015

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'Look at that, isn't that funny?': Calif. mom gunned down by stranger in front of 12-year-old son after chuckling at him for hanging feet out of car window

Denise Chiffon Berry, 44, was shot and killed by a gunman after her 12-year-old son alledgely laughed at him. The 44-year-old was fatally shot in front of a police officer who told her to pull over near him when she said she and her son were being followed.

SEE IT 'Looked like a bomb went off': Out-of-control driver slams into suburban Dallas convenience store at 100 mph, leaving 1 dead, 6 injured

MAGS OUT; (FORT WORTH WEEKLY, 360 WEST); INTERNET OUT Video shows the moment a truck barreled into a Texas convenience store, running over a 24-year-old mom in a deadly crash.

GIVE AND GROPE: Bowling Green fires basketball coach for inappropriately touching woman at bar, pushing another woman's head toward his crotch — SEE THE VIDEO

Bowling Green head coach Chris Jans yells to players during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in the second round of the Mid-American Conference tournament Wednesday, March 11, 2015, in Cleveland. Eastern Michigan defeated Bowling Green 73-67. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak) Just ask Chris Jans, who is out of a job at Bowling Green State University despite leading the Falcons to a 21-12 record this season after video emerged of him inappropriately touching a woman at a local bar.

4 Driving Tips You Didn’t Learn in Driver’s Ed

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Harvey Weinstein groping scandal

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HIGH FLYING: Pot-smoking Bronx teen trying to JUMP ROOFTOPS to escape cops falls six stories, seriously injured

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A pot-smoking teen who tried to leap between two Bronx buildings to escape cops on Thursday plunged six stories and was hospitalized.

“I need help with my sexual self-control and judgment': Porn-addicted Disney employee masturbated in Walmart

Taylor Davis, 20, of Orlando followed a woman around Walmart, listening to porn on his phone and masturbating through a hole in his sweatshirt, authorities say. A Florida man masturbated inside a Kissimmee Walmart and flicked “bodily fluids” on an unsuspecting shopper, authorities said.

Philadelphia teen arrested in filmed knockout punch of SEPTA passenger who suffered broken jaw

Philadelphia police are asking the publics assistance in tracking down the person responsible for this assault that was captured on surveillance video of a subway rider t the 15th and Market platform on the Market Frankford line on Monday March 30, 2015. His arrest for aggravated assault, simple assault and reckless endangerment follows the release of surveillance video capturing him arguing with the man on a SEPTA train around 3 p.m.

Richie Sambora threatens to 'dig a hole and bury' his longtime lover

Richie Sabora threatens to kill ex.

Lupica: Kevin Ollie still a champ for taking on Indiana law

Connecticut coach Kevin Ollie makes point about discrimination by skipping trip to Indiana for this weekend’s Final Four. It would have been a bittersweet weekend for Kevin Ollie in Indianapolis, one year after his UConn team won it all.

New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez pleads not guilty to charges of pocketing $1M in gifts in exchange for political favors

U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez waits to speak outside federal court, Thursday, April 2, 2015, in Newark, N.J. Menendez, the top Democrat on the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, was indicted on corruption charges, accused of using his office to improperly benefit an eye doctor and political donor. (AP Photo/John Minchillo) Sen. Robert Menendez pleaded not guilty to charges that he pocketed nearly $1 million in gifts from Florida eye doctor for political favors.

Board of Regents head wants to exempt high-performing schools from teacher evaluations

Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch listens to a speaker during a meeting on Monday, Feb. 10, 2014, in Albany, N.Y. The board panel recommended extending the phase-in of Regents exams that are based on the more difficult standards, known as the Common Core, so that the class of 2022, not the class of 2017, would be the first group required to pass more rigorous English and math exams to graduate. (AP Photo/Mike Groll) The head of the state Board of Regents wants to exempt high-performing schools from a newly approved teacher evaluation process.

Troubled tab duped AGAIN: Bratton blasts N.Y. Post for second-straight day over false report about hiring 1,000 new cops

NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton talks during a press conference at NYPD headquarters Monday, January 5 2015 (Barry Williams /for New York Daily News) “It’s easy to double down when you’re not putting anything up,” Commissioner Bill Bratton said of the fact-challenged tabloid.

SEE IT Michelle Obama, Jimmy Fallon do 'Evolution of Mom Dancing' 2

First Lady Michelle Obama appears on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon

EXCLUSIVE Gun rap from 1988 homicide handled by bad cop Louis Scarcella thrown out

Carlos Davis (far r.), with lawyer Francis Murray, sees 1988 gun conviction tossed Thursday in Brooklyn court. Brooklyn prosecutors threw out a weapons conviction that stemmed from a 1988 homicide handled by Louis Scarcella.

Coroner confirms river body belongs to missing Minn. sorority sister Jennifer Houle

Jennifer Houle disappeared nearly a week ago. The University of Minnesota student’s body was identified Thursday. The 22-year-old sorority sister had been missing since last Friday when she last seen by friends in a Minneapolis Irish bar.

California, mired in severe drought, used 70 million gallons of water in fracking in 2014, officials say

FILE - In this Feb. 4 2014 file photo, a warning buoy sits on the dry, cracked bed of Lake Mendocino near Ukiah, Calif. On Wednesday, April 1, 2015, California Gov. Jerry Brown ordered the first mandatory, statewide water cutbacks by cities and towns as the state's nearly 40 million people head into a fourth summer of severe drought. Under the order the state can fine water agencies $10,000 a day if they fail to meet state targets for water conservation. The California Energy Commission will help oversee financial rewards for Californians who buy water-saving toilets and other appliances. And Brown's order mandates that water agencies look at changing rates to encourage saving water. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File) California oil producers used nearly 70 million gallons in fracking for oil and gas in the state in 2014, state officials said.

Warren: U.S.-Iran nuclear deal fuzzy on cheating accusations

epa04690242 (L-R), European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, an unidentified Russian official, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and US Secretary of State John Kerry arrive during a press event after the end of a new round of Nuclear Iran Talks in the Learning Center at the Swiss federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), in Lausanne, Switzerland, 02 April 2015. The agreement on key elements of a nuclear agreement over Iran's conroversial nuclear programme is a major step toward reaching a final deal, Iran and six world powers say. The final deal, which is to be concluded by the end of June, will limit Iran's uranium enrichment programme and its nuclear research and development programme, they said. EPA/LAURENT GILLIERON Here’s one of many tough specifics: How to deal with Iran if it’s accused of cheating. The public details remain a bit fuzzy.
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IT'S OFFICIAL: De Blasio will seek second term in 2017

NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 31: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio attends a press conference announcing federal funding for Super Storm Sandy recovery efforts on March 31, 2015 in New York City. The FEMA grant is the largest single grant in U.S. history for disaster relief. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images) Less than a year and a half into his mayoralty, Mayor de Blasio made it clear Thursday he would seek reelection for a second term in 2017.

MTA not given enough money in state's new budget: advocates

A subway train exits a tunnel into snowfall as commuters wait at a station on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, in Brooklyn borough of New York. Forecasters expect a mix of rain and snow to areas from Tennessee into New England with heavier downfall in the afternoon that could complicate the evening rush hour, particularly in New England. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews) The Metropolitan Transportation Authority got railroaded in the state's newly adopted budget, advocates charged Thursday.

New York judge throws out charges in Sno Kone Joe vs. Mr. Ding-A-Ling battle

Charges against Joshua Malatino, aka Sno Kone Joe, were dropped by a New York judge. He had been accused of trying to run his rival, Mr. Ding-A-Ling out of town. A New York judge has dropped stalking and harassment charges against a Sno Kone Joe ice cream truck driver fighting with Mr. Ding-A--Ling.

American man schooled as jihadist warrior in Canada faces terror charge in Brooklyn Federal Court

NR Muhanad Mahmoud Al-Farekh, who was born in Texas, is another acolyte of late Al Qaeda propagandist Anwar al-Awalki.
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Teen charged with ripping off 85-year-old takes deal

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Shalaine Foster, 17, copped to second-degree robbery but her criminal rap will be sealed in the near future.

'We need change and I don't mean pennies': Fast-food workers protest low wages at Midtown McDonald's

Dozens of fast-food workers took part in a rally in front of a McDonald’s restaurant on Fifth Ave. advocating for wage increases. More than 50 fast-food workers fed up over paltry wages stormed a Midtown McDonald’s Thursday chanting “shut it down!”

Obama signs law that helps people donating to families of slain NYPD officers Wenjian Liu, Rafael Ramos

BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT Obama signed into law a measure allowing people to write off donations they made to the families of two slain NYPD officers.

BOYTOYS R' US: Kris shops with beau Corey Gamble

Reality star Kris Jenner and boyfriend Corey Gamble out shopping for toys for Easter at Toys 'R Us

Duke University student admits to hanging noose on campus, is no longer at the college: official

A Duke University student has admitted to hanging this noose, officials said, and is no longer on campus. A Duke University student has acknowledged hanging a noose from a campus tree and is no longer at the college, an official said Thursday.

Canadian teacher gets 10 years for child rape in Indonesia

Canadian school administrator Neil Bantleman sits in a court detention cell in Jakarta shortly before his court appearance to face a verdict on April 2, 2015, in the case against him for sexually assaulting children at the Jakarta International School (JIS). Bantleman was jailed on April 2 for 10 years for sexually abusing children at the elite Jakarta international school, despite the institution and parents' pupils strongly backing his claims of innocence. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYOBAY ISMOYO/AFP/Getty Images An Indonesian court has sentenced a Canadian teacher to 10 years in jail on charges of sexually abusing three young children.

Baby-faced 19-year-old arrested for impersonating cop at New Hampshire ice cream shop

Chance LaCasse, 19, was picked up for impersonating an officer after he wore a gun and a state police jacket into an ice cream store. Chance LaCasse, 19, was arrested in his Ford Explorer on a nearby highway Wednesday after someone called the state cops.

Teenage twin charged with tying up and ripping off 85-year-old ‘sugar daddy’ takes sweet deal

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Shalaine Foster, 17, copped to second-degree robbery in Manhattan Supreme Court but will get a “youthful offender” designation that means the criminal rap will be sealed in the near future.

Ambra Battilana 'very shaken' after alleged assault by Weinstein

Model shaken after altercation with Harvey Weinstein.

Detroit mom whose kids were found in freezer arraigned on murder charges, will undergo psych exams

DETROIT NEWS OUT, TV OUT, MAGS OUT, NO SALES, MANDATORY CREDIT DETROIT FREE PRESS Court officers conducting a March 24 eviction at Mitchelle Blair's, 35, apartment discovered the frozen corpses of 13-year-old Stoni Ann Blair and 9-year-old Stephen Gage Berry beneath plastic in the freezer.

Sen. Mark Kirk says he will support Loretta Lynch's U.S. attorney general nomination, should be enough votes to confirm

JAN. 28, 2015 FILE PHOTO Kirk (R-Ill.) said in a statement he believes Lynch, the U.S. attorney in Brooklyn, will be a "valuable partner in confronting violence that is robbing families of their children every day in Chicago."

Gay porn star Jarec Wentworth blackmailed rich L.A. man for his money, car, condo: feds

NR Teofil Brank, aka Jarec Wentworth, was arrested by FBI agents after allegedly threatening to post intimate details and photos on Twitter.

Indiana Republicans announce revised ‘religious freedom’ law that would prohibit discrimination

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - MARCH 31: Indiana Gov. Mike Pence speaks during a press conference March 31, 2015 at the Indiana State Library in Indianapolis, Indiana. Pence spoke about the state's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act which has been condemned by business leaders and Democrats. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images) Governors for both the Hoosier and Natural States signed amended versions adding new protections to the state’s wildly polarizing Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Shaka Smart leaving VCU, set to become head coach at Texas

MARCH 21, 2014, FILE PHOTO Shaka Smart is leaving Virginia Commonwealth to coach the Texas Longhorns. VCU sports information director Scott Day confirmed to reporters gathered at the campus Thursday night that Smart was making the move. Smart met with VCU players earlier in the evening.

Weiss: Bo Ryan has Badgers believing they can beat Kentucky

CLEVELAND, OH - MARCH 28: Head coach John Calipari of the Kentucky Wildcats looks on with his team and their trophy after defeating the Notre Dame Fighting Irish during the Midwest Regional Final of the 2015 NCAA Men's Basketball tournament at Quicken Loans Arena on March 28, 2015 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) Most college coaches have led gypsy lifestyles. But Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan grew up in the blue-collar city of Chester, PA.

Justin Verlander headed to DL for first time in pro career

Justin Verlander has tightness in his right triceps. Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander is headed to the disabled list for the first time in his major league career.

Josh Hamilton discipline likely after Opening Day: Manfred

Commissioner Rob Manfred says a decision on possible discipline against Josh Hamilton likely will happen after Opening Day.

Maserati is large and in charge at the New York Auto Show

maserati stand at new york auto show After a year of record sales, Maserati’s stand at the New York Auto Show has grown in size and stature.

Photos Swing back to the N.Y. auto shows of the 1960s

This overhead shot of the International Auto Show, held at the New York Coliseum, shows how diverse the show could be. Sunbeam, Simca, Aston Martin, Peugeot, Jaguar, Bentley and BMW can all be spotted in this one picture. The New York Auto Show continued its international theme through the 1960s at the annual show at the New York Coliseum. Look back at our archived shots of the auto show's most swinging moments from the decade!
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Kelly Brook look ab-solutely fabulous in denim, and more!

Kelly Brook in double Denim, Miley Cyrus and Patrick Schwarzenegger out for a meal and Chrissy Teigen and John Legend being the most adorable famous couple ever - as usual.

Alabama lawmaker, a former OB-GYN, withdraws legislation to repeal law named after new mom who died in his care

Alabama state Sen. Larry Stutts, a former OB-GYN, has withdrawn legislation that would have repealed Rose’s Law, a policy named after a woman who died under his care. The widower behind the 1999 law, Gene Church, called state Sen. Larry Stutts “petty and vindictive” over a proposed appeal to void the law named after his wife, Rose Church, who died of complications from childbirth.

Washington teen dies in ‘car surfing’ fall in high school parking lot

Lupo Benson, a senior at Kent-Meridian High School in Washington, died after "car surfing" in the school parking lot. Lupo Benson, 18, rode on the roof of his friend's car, laughing as the driver sped in circles around Kent-Meridian High School's parking lot Tuesday, according to witnesses.

Civil rights a concern in Arkansas despite religious precautions

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, center, walks to a news conference outside his office at the state Capitol in Little Rock, Ark. to demand changes to the state’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Some local officials in Arkansas are taking it upon themselves to cocoon their employees from a civil rights impasse.

Conscious unwinding! Paltrow, Martin on Mexico vacation

Gwyneth Paltrow and chris martin together with children on vacation

KKK members working as Florida corrections officers plotted to murder black inmate: officials

20th March 1922: Members of the white supremacist movement, the Ku Klux Klan standing by an aeroplane, out of which they dropped publicity leaflets over Washington DC. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images) Three current and former Florida corrections officers, all members of the KKK, planned to murder a black inmate, officials said Thursday.

Indiana nurse facing felony for driving to well-lit area instead of immediately stopping for cop over safety concern

DelRea Good was arrested and charged March 20 with resisting arrest after not pulling over for a Porter County Sheriff's officer on a county road. Good said she put on her emergency flashers and pulling into the nearby Kohl's parking lot, less than a mile down the road. DelRea Good says she put on her emergency lights and waved to the Portage patrolman but didn't stop until getting to a safe, well-lite area.

Pa. Hebrew school teacher loses job after testifying cops stole $81,000 and weed from his drug deals

The Jack Barrack Hebrew Academy in Bryn Mawr, Pa. fired its boys basketball coach Robert Kushner after he testified he sold marijuana in a federal trial against six Philadelphia police officers accused of corruption. Robert Kushner, 32, was among drug-dealing victims who testified he was shaken down for the money and drugs in 2007, according to a report.

REALITY ROYALTY: Kourtney reveals 1st pic of son Reign

Kourtney Kardashian posted this picture of her baby boy Reign Aston Disick

Construction worker killed in Texas school building collapse

An under-construction building at Argyle High School has collapsed, killing 1 person and injuring at least 3 others on April 2, 2015 in Argyle, Texas

Not so 'Real'? Kim Zolciak sparks nose job rumors

Kim Zolciak isn't looking like her old self these days

SEE IT Pilots struggle to land planes in crosswind at Düsseldorf airport

An online video shows multiple planes struggling with windy conditions at the airport in Dusseldorf, Germany Tuesday.

SEXY LEXI: Thompson stuns on Golf Digest cover

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Phoenix cop won’t face charges in 2014 shooting death of unarmed black man who wouldn't show his hands

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Typhoon Maysak makes way to Philippines, captured from space

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Big Ang of 'Mob Wives' has a throat tumor size of a lemon: report

Al-Qaeda militants storm Yemeni prison, freeing 300 inmates

epa04689278 Yemenis inspect the scene of an airstrike allegedly carried out by a Saudi-led coalition against a Houthi rebels’ position in the central city of Yarim, Yemen, 01 April 2015. According to reports at least 29 workers have been killed and dozens wounded on 01 April in an alleged airstrike of Saudi-led coalition warplanes on a dairy factory in western Yemen, a day after the coalition’s warplanes mistakenly killed 15 civilians in airstrikes against a Houthi checkpoint in the central city of Yarim. Saudi Arabia has vowed to press ahead with the bombing campaign until embattled Yemeni President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi is reinstated, raising the specter of a wider conflict with Shiite Iran, which is widely believed to back the Houthis, who now hold large parts of the country. EPA/STRINGER EPA/STRINGER

Bird flu hits fourth turkey flock in Minnesota: USDA

South Dakota also reported its first case of avian flu.
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Fantasy Baseball ‘15 - First Base: Three up, three down

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Fantasy Baseball ‘15 - Third Base: Three up, three down

Our Daily News baseball experts step to the plate with three players at third base who can help you rule your league.

Fantasy Baseball '15 - Catchers: Three up, three down

After losing some of its offensive firepower from last season, San Francisco will rely heavily on Buster Posey.

Fantasy Baseball ‘15 - Pitchers: Three up, three down

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Fantasy Baseball ‘15 - Second Base: Three up, three down

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Fantasy Baseball ‘15 - Outfield: Three up, three down

Our Daily News baseball experts step to the plate with three players in the outfield who can help you rule your league.

Fantasy Baseball ‘15 - Closers: Three up, three down

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'Furious 7' stars hit red carpet, honor late Paul Walker

Vin Diesel, Jordana Brewster and Michelle Rodriguez at the premiere Of Universal Pictures' 'Furious 7'

Treasure hunter ordered to end search for sunken ship gold

Greg Brooks poses alongside the salvage ship Sea Hunter, which he hoped to use to salvage about 71 tons of platinum.

54 killed after trawler sinks in 15 minutes off coast of Russia

The Russian freezer trawler Dalny Vostok sunk in the Sea of Okhotsk in 15 minutes.

RiRi rocks short shorts after epic Kimmel prank

Rihanna seen leaving 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' in very short shorts

Deaf man gets long sentence for girlfriend’s savage murder

Bismark Lithgow allegedly stabbed his 19-year-old girlfriend Francis Angelica Alfonso Pellerano 38 times in March 2013. He then wrapped her body in a white sheet and stuffed it in the 55-gallon barrel which he left in his bedroom for days (pictured).

BREAKING Suicide bombing in eastern Afghanistan kills 16: official

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Yummy! Benedict Cumberbatch gets chocolate twin

Family of 4 found dead in suspected murder-suicide in Tulsa

Four people were found dead in a Tulsa home on April 1, 2015. Police found the bodies after one of the residents did not show up for work. They believe the man shot the woman and two children before killing himself. Vid link: http://kfor.com/2015/04/01/four-bodies-found-in-tulsa-home/

Gigi Hadid cozies up with Cody Simpson courtside

Cody Simpson and Gigi Hadid attend Brooklyn Nets vs New York Knicks game

Rapper coerced 16-year-old to dance at strip club: cops

Trudell Richardson was arrested along with Kaylenceyia Carter, Shane Theriot and Walter Brooks for luring a 16-year-old girl into a stripping job.

Stylish rain gear for all those April showers

Just in time for April showers, we bring you a selection of pretty and on-trend raincoats

Donors raise cash for Indiana pizza shop’s gay marriage slap

A pizza shop is sticking to policy to not serve homosexual weddings.

Lil' Kim's ex on trial for alleged role in B'klyn gang killings

Lil Kim's ex Damion (World) Hardy goes to trial

Dad arranged marriage for daughter, 12, with adult: reports

A NSW father who arranged a marriage for his 12-year-old daughter to save her from the sin of premarital sex has been found guilty of child abuse.
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