Wednesday, June 17, 2015

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS

New Jersey cop kills ex-wife and mother of nine kids in front of 7-year-old daughter after running her off the road in Asbury Park, authorities say

Neptune Township Sgt. Philip Seidle (left) ran his ex-wife Tamara Seidle (inset) off the road — and then gunned her down in front his young daughter and fellow cops, authorities said.

‘Disabled’ daughter charged in Missouri mom’s gruesome murder — and she’s not disabled, either: cops

Gypsy Blancharde and Clauddinnea “Dee Dee” Blancharde. Dee Dee Blancharde was found dead in her Springfield, Missouri home when a vulgar Facebook message was posted on her wall publically, saying "The bitch is dead". Gypsy Blancharde pretended to be wheelchair-bound for years as part of a financial fraud, Springfield police revealed while announcing her first-degree murder charge for the death of her mom.

EXCLUSIVE Queens man arrested after allegedly trespassing in Capital One says he did not know bank was closed

Helmut Jurkowitsch, fourth left, is taken into police custody at the Capital Bank in Astoria, Queens. There's a lot of finger-pointing going on in the case of the Capital Bank in Queens that left its doors unlocked leading to cops arresting Helmut Jurkowitsch, a customer who had gone inside to cash his paycheck. Helmut Jurkowitsch is suing the city after he was arrested for trespassing in a Capital One bank which is didn't realize was closed.

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EXCLUSIVE Murder charge dropped for Queens man who spent 2 years at Rikers Island

Juan Tenesaca, 35, left, with his attorney Roger Asmar, makes an appearance in court during the dismissal of charges against him related to the murder of Juan Gustavo Mishqui Coro, Tuesday, June 16, 2015, in Queens, New York. Tenesaca was held for two and a half years. Credit: Byron Smith for New York Daily News Juan Tenesaca, 35, had been incarcerated at Rikers Island since Sept. 23, 2012, after police arrested and charged him in the murder of Juan Gustavo Mishqui Coro, on a Corona street just days before.

Washington father walks in on day care worker sexually assaulting 5-year-old daughter

The sexual assault occurred at Kid’s Country Day Care in Normandy Park, police said. Ian William Moore, 30, was arrested Friday after a man went to pick up his daughter at Kid's Country Day Care in Normandy Park, where he found Moore and the girl "crouched behind a bookshelf."

North Carolina shark attack victims begin inspiring recoveries after losing arms in brutal surprise chomps

Hunter Treschl describes the shark attack that took left arm just below the shoulder. The two young victims of Sunday's back-to-back shark attacks lost their arms in the brutal clutches of the sharks off the coast of North Carolina, but both appear to be taking their injuries in stride.

Suit claims Chazz Palminteri's canines are a little loose

Calling Rachel Dolezal ‘transracial’ is incorrect, dangerous: adoptees

Writer and Adoption Scholar Lisa Marie RollinsCredit - Bryon Malik Whatever Rachel Dolezal is, she's not “transracial,” according to a group of adoptees and their allies who fear the word could lose its true meaning.

VIDEO Florida caregiver slapped, kicked patient then stripped naked; 911 call: 'It's unreal, totally unreal': police

Florida home nurse Marchina Walker, 21, allegedly tweaked out on her elderly patient Yvonne Waldrop, 68, when the Palm Bay woman asked the caregiver not to try on her clothes. Police say Walker kicked and slapped Waldrop and took off all her clothes. Walker is currently receiving a psychiatric evaluation in custody, but police say she’ll be charged with felony battery on a person older than 65. Florida home health aide Marchina Walker, 21, allegedly slapped and kicked her 68-year-old patient then stripping naked on Sunday afternoon, according to the Palm Beach Police Department.

IN-FARE-NO: Yellow taxi cab bursts into flames in middle of Midtown street, authorities say

The fire engulfed the cab on Madison Ave. near E. 48 St. around 5:45 p.m., filling the block with billowing black smoke and snarling rush hour traffic, according to a Fire Department spokesman.

Tropical Storm Bill moves slowly through Texas, bringing another round of heavy rainfall to weary state

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS HANDOUT PHOTO TO BE USED SOLELY TO ILLUSTRATE NEWS REPORTING OR COMMENTARY ON THE FACTS OR EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS IMAGE. THIS IMAGE MAY ONLY BE USED FOR 14 DAYS FROM TIME OF TRANSMISSION; NO ARCHIVING; NO LICENSING; MANDATORY CR Tropical Storm Bill moved slowly over inland Texas on Tuesday, bringing another round of heavy rain to a state weary from recent deadly floods, evacuations and washed-out roads.

50 Cent’s alter ego 'Pimpin' Curly' goes to court

Non-English speaking public school parents aren’t getting promised translation services: survey

MR & PR Only four out of 175 parents said it’s easy to communicate with their kids’ school, according to the New York Immigration Coalition survey.

GONZALEZ State Senate duo puts landlords ahead of renters with votes that led rent regulations to expire

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Two state senators from Brooklyn provided the decisive votes for a Senate bill that led to the expiration of state rent regulations.

Donald Trump could shake up 2016 Republican primary debates

Real estate mogul Donald Trump at the Trump Tower on June 16, 2015, in Manhattan. Trump announced his official candidacy for the President of the United States. (Michael Graae for New York Daily News) Donald Trump is unlikely to ever be President — but he could sure shake things up in the 2016 Republican primary debates.

Accused conspirator in shootout at ‘Draw Prophet Muhammad’ contest in Texas also planned to attack the Super Bowl: prosecutors

The revelation at a court hearing for Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem shows that the plot extended beyond last month's shootout at a Prophet Muhammad cartoon event in Texas that led to the deaths of two roommates.

SPLITS Illustrated: Nina accidentally rips pants at gym

Nina Agdal has some fun with her wardrobe malfunction

GREENMAN If only we could just fire Donald Trump and focus on issues

NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 16: Business mogul Donald Trump gives a speech as he announces his candidacy for the U.S. presidency at Trump Tower on June 16, 2015 in New York City. Trump is the 12th Republican who has announced running for the White House. (Photo by Christopher Gregory/Getty Images) An observer of politics is forced to comment on what we witnessed: a performance art masquerading as a campaign launch.

SEE IT Service dog calms woman with Asperger’s during her meltdown

Danielle Jacobs who suffers from Aspergers posted a video online showing how her service dog helps with meltdowns. A woman's video showing her service dog calming her down during one of her Asperger’s syndrome meltdowns has gone viral.

Donald Trump has hired serious strategists to help his presidential campaign

U.S. Republican presidential candidate, real estate mogul and TV personality Donald Trump makes a point as he formally announces his campaign for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination during an event at Trump Tower in New York June 16, 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid Former Federal Elections Commission Chairman Don McGahn is on board and helped Trump set up the legal framework of his campaign.

Bronx man found not guilty in mysterious 2013 death of girlfriend's 5-month-old baby

Ebony Agosto,(l) mother of Jacob Agosto, collapses in hallway of Bronx Supreme Court after a jury found JW Hicks, the accused killer of the 5 month old baby"not guilty" after two hours deliberation.Tuesday, June 16th, 2015,Bronx, New York.( Michael Schwartz for New York Daily News) A man charged with killing his girlfriend’s infant son was sprung Tuesday after a Bronx jury acquitted him on all counts.

‘Princess Diaries 3’ may be in the works at Disney: report

GUEST COLUMN Rachel Dolezal is a strange symbol of progress on race

SALESOUT NARCH EUO 3TP Rachel Dolezal is a symbol of how far black people have come, but also how many of us have lost our way.

Gillibrand says Obama failed to stop rape in military's ranks after Senate blocked her bill

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., is interviewed about military sexual assaults on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, April 30, 2015. The spouses of service members and civilian women who live or work near military facilities are especially vulnerable to being sexually assaulted, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y. said in a report. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said President Obama broke a promise and failed to act to stop rape in the military's ranks

Pennsylvania pervert sought sex with girl AND her parents

Daniel Schulties, 24, has pleaded guilty after he tried to arrange a 2014 sex date with a girl and her parents at a Pennsylvania hotel. Daniel Schulties pleaded guilty after trying to arrange sex with an 11-year-old and her parents at a Pennsylvania hotel, authorities said.

WAY TO GO, COLLEGE! Board will allow students who took flawed SAT to re-take test for free

The flawed test said that students had 25 minutes to complete one section, when really they only had 20 minutes. The College Board will waive the $54.50 fee for any student who took the June 6 exam, which contained a printing error that gave some students five more minutes on one section of the test.
Autos

2016 Mazda CX-5: Test Drive and Full Review

Sitting on the smaller side of the compact crossover continuum, the 2016 Mazda CX-5 is better than ever. Technology marches on, and Mazda keeps the nimble 2016 CX-5 crossover SUV one step ahead of the competition.

Bizarre Car of the Week: 1978 Subaru BRAT

While the 'Chicken Tax' killed off foreign, light duty pickups in America, we have it to thank for delightful weirdos like the Subaru BRAT. Bizarre Car of the Week is back with the delightfully strange, 'Chicken Tax'-derived Subaru BRAT pickup.

Ford returns to Le Mans in 2016 with new GT

50 years after their historic victory over Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Ford is back at the Circuit de la Sarthe with the 2017 GT supercar. Exactly 50 years after their historic win at Le Mans against Ferrari and company, Ford is back at Le Mans with the new GT
New York

EXCLUSIVE Parents, students to rally for new bill that would overhaul physical education information issued by city schools

Parents and students will join City Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley (purple coat) Wednesday for rally at City Hall in support of bill requiring the city to report on its woefully poor compliance with state rules for gym class minimums and physical education in city schools. Crowley's push comes after Controller Scott Stringer found 32% of the city's 1,700 public schools had no full-time, certified gym teachers and 28% had no indoor space for physical exercise in a May report. Crowley says the bill will shed light on the current state of physical education in city schools and require the Education Department to fess up on whether it is meeting state mandates going forward Parents and students are supporting a new bill that would mandate changes to the phys. education information issued by city schools.

Man who left dead father’s body in morgue in order to collect NYPD benefits ordered to remain in jail until next court appearance

Christopher Bunn, 49, who left his father in a morgue for more than a year to receive his father's pension and social security payments, enters court for a sentencing on grand larceny charges , Monday, June 15, 2015, in Queens, New York. Credit: Byron Smith for New York Daily News Christopher Bunn, who authorities say left his father’s body to waste at a Long Island morgue so he could collect the late NYPD sergeant’s benefits, did not pay his $25,000 restitution.

Manhattan jewelry broker sentenced to prison for stealing $2M from customers

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A lower Manhattan jewelry broker got three to nine years behind bars Tuesday for scamming more than $2 million from at least 100 customers and 16 vendors through various schemes.

Ex-con pleads not guilty to pushing transgendered woman onto subway tracks

Rolan Reid, who is in Bellevue Hospital, appears on a video monitor for his arraignment in Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday, June 16, 2015. Reid is charged with attacking a transgender woman in the Bleecker Street subway station. (Jefferson Siegel/New York Daily News) Rolan Reid, 32, pleaded not guilty during his arraignment via video hookup between Manhattan Supreme Court and the psychiatric ward at Bellevue Hospital.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

Relationship between de Blasio, Bloomberg remains chilly during groundbreaking for 'Genius School' on Roosevelt Island

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi City officials broke ground at the new Cornell Tech “Genius School” on Roosevelt Island Tuesday — but they didn’t break the ice between Mayor de Blasio and Michael Bloomberg.

Cuomo nominates former top aide, political ally to spots on the MTA board

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Gov. Cuomo has nominated former top aide Lawrence Schwartz to a spot on the MTA board, the Daily News has learned.

Rent regulations remain in limbo as state lawmakers fail again to agree on extending them

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo address a rally for Fight for Fair Pay wage campaign, Thursday, June 11, 2015, in New York. As New York state lawmakers get ready to adjourn the 2015 session of the Assembly, time is running out for New York City’s decades-old rent stabilization rules while a deal to renew the law continues to elude New York state lawmakers. The rent regulations will expire Monday if lawmakers do not act to extend them. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews) The fate of rent regulations remained in limbo Tuesday as state lawmakers failed yet again to reach agreement on extending them.

‘I’M REALLY RICH’ — 10 outrageous things Trump said during speech

United Airlines dropping Kennedy Airport service in October — moving flights to Newark

United Airlines will stop flying to Kennedy Airport in October, the company announced on Tuesday. United Airlines said it plans to end service in October at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, where it failed to profit over seven years because it offered few connections to other cities.

Pennsylvania cops say 2-year-old girl was victim of homicide

Toddler Adrionna Williams was found dead just outside Pittsburgh, Pa., and police are asking for the public’s help in finding her killer. A toddler who was reported missing in Pennsylvania was found dead less than an hour later and police are asking for the public's help.

Ex-Ravens cheerleader pleads guilty to sex with 15-year-old

Molly Shattuck is accused of having sex with a 15-year-old boy at a vacation rental home in Delaware. A former Baltimore Ravens cheerleader agreed to enter a guilty plea after being charged with having sex with a 15-year-old boy.

White House fence jumper sentenced to 17 months

Omar Gonzalez, pictured here in from a July arrest in Virginia, was sentenced to 17 An Army veteran who got over the White House fence and inside the executive mansion before being stopped has been sentenced to 17 months.

Being ‘transracial’ like Rachel Dolezal is A-OK, experts say

Experts comment on Rachel Dolezal identifying as transracial.

DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN? FBI chases ‘Family Annihilator’ with Facebook campaign — 39 years after heinous murders

EUO The FBI is using Facebook to chase the “Family Annihilator” nearly four decades after he allegedly slaughtered his family with a hammer.

Jury hears audio of Wall Street CEO saying he hired investigators to stalk Swedish beauty

Getty Images/iStockphoto A jury listened to a secret recording of a Wall Street CEO saying he hired detectives to probe an ex-model who sued him for $850 million.

Georgia man, 65, awarded rank of Eagle Scout after 50 years

THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2012 PHOTO; ADVANCE FOR USE MONDAY, AUG. 6, 2012 AND THEREAFTER It took him 50 years, but Robert White. 65, was finally awarded the Boy Scouts rank of Eagle Scout.

Senate passes amendment to ban torture as U.S. policy

EUO The Senate passed a measure Tuesday aimed at ensuring that the United States never tortures detainees again.
Sports

Eovaldi allows eight runs in first as Marlins rout Yankees

Nathan Eovaldi may have been pitching for the Yankees, but Tuesday night was one of the best starts he ever had for the Marlins.

Giants Insider: No Odell Beckham Jr. until July

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi So much for Odell Beckham Jr.’s first true offseason of work on football.

Yankees Insider: Alex Rodriguez HR dispute gets a break

MLB and the Players Association have called a timeout when it comes to Alex Rodriguez’s potential grievance against the Yankees.

At U.S. Open, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have a shot

UNIVERSITY PLACE, WA - JUNE 16: Tiger Woods of the United States putts on a green during a practice round prior to the start of the 115th U.S. Open Championship at Chambers Bay on June 16, 2015 in University Place, Washington. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) For years, the top two favorites at a U.S. Open were automatic.
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PODCAST Daily News talks with Brandi Chastain about Women's World Cup

MANDATORY CREDIT. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE OUT The Women’s World Cup is in full swing, with the U.S. playing a key game vs. Sweden on Friday.

PODCAST The Joe D Show: ‘School of Rock’ star Alex Brightman

Alex Brightman, star of Broadway bound "School of Rock" The Joe D Show welcomes "School of Rock - the Musical" star Alex Brightman.
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Health

Eight NYC children's hospitals named among best in country

Best ChildrenÕs Hospitals . New York Manhattan New York-Presbyterian Hospital /Cornell Weill 165th Street . Broadway .Friday June 6 2014 ( Marcus Santos New York daily News ) Eight New York hospitals that specialize in treating children faced with daunting medical challenges are among the top 50 in the country.

Baby goes home after 6-month fight thanks to Montefiore

Elisheva Garcia thought she was headed to a routine pregnancy checkup — but she was actually in the throes of labor.

Queens 1-year-old born without thumb gets new digit

Brandon with his dad, Anderson Torres. A Queens toddler born without a right thumb will soon be able to grab, pinch and give a thumbs up — with both hands.

Mt. Sinai surgeons remove ulcerative colitis patient's colon

Savannah Tomasulo (7) in her Middletown, NY home on Thursday, June 4, 2015. She suffered from Ulcerative Colitis and was treated by doctors at Mt. Sinai. (Chet Gordon for The New York Daily News) Surgery wasn’t the Christmas present Rebecca and Jason Tomasulo had in mind for their daughter, but it was the only gift she wanted.

FBI arrests Florida high school teacher who allegedly sent girl panties, nude photos and candy

Greg Vaughn, 58, a social studies teacher at a high school in Oviedo, Fla., has been arrested by FBI agents on child pornography charges after sending nude photos to teenager in Colorado. FBI agents arrested a high school teacher in Fla. for allegedly sending nude photos of himself, as well as panties, to Colo. teenage girl.

Creep hitting Asian women in Manhattan in the face with hard object in a plastic bag strikes fourth victim in six days: NYPD

Brooklyn firefighters battled a stubborn 3 alarm blaze at 1144 Bushwick Avenue. The suspicious fire started in a vacant structure and spread to the occupied adjoining buildings. The original fire building had fire throughout when firefighters arrived and the top section eventually collapsed. No serious injuries were reported. ( Vic Nicastro / New York Daily News ) The creep who has been smacking Asian women in the face on the streets of Manhattan struck his fourth victim in Chinatown on Monday.

SEE IT Pennsylvania bridge covered by thousands of mayflies

A swarm of mayflies hovers over a bridge over the Susquehanna River Saturday evening between the Pennsylvania towns of Columbia and Wrightsville. Thousands of dead mayflies swarmed a rural Pennsylvania bridge and caused three motorcycle accidents last weekend.

Texas energy executive charged with assault for alleged attack on gay man with truck, shouting ‘f--- you, f-----’

Anthony J. Fera, 51, president of MidStar Energy oil company based in Houston, has been charged with misdemeanor assault after attacking a gay couple in Austin in April. Fera is the father of University of Texas placekicker Anthony Fera. A Texas energy executive who allegedly attacked a gay man in Austin has been charged with assault, police said.

Washington state cops stumped by woman’s body found in suitcase

A composite drawing of an unknown woman whose body was found in suitcase in Washington state. Authorities in Washington say they are baffled by the strange case of a woman's body found stuffed inside a suitcase near a river.

VIDEO Philadelphia man steals cabs to use as getaway cars: cops

Philadelphia police believe this man has stolen 12 cabs in the past week and the vehicles were used in a robbery and shooting. Philadelphia police are searching for a man they believe ripped off a dozen taxi cabs throughout the city this past week.
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