Friday, July 10, 2015

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'WE DON'T EVEN KNOW IF THIS IS A REAL PERSON': Conn. teen missing after secretly flying to Morocco — possibly to meet online 'boyfriend'

Rebecca Arthur (left), 17, landed in Casablanca Tuesday after tricking her mother into dropping her off at JFK Airport, Clinton police said. Detectives believe she went to meet Simo El Adala (right).

Families of Brooklyn stabbing victim and his alleged killer brawl in court

John Garrett, 17, was stabbed in a fight outside a bodega at 1122 Eastern Parkway. John Garrett (pictured), 17, was fatally knifed June 10 on Eastern Parkway. Jermaine Matthews, 18, also of Brooklyn, is charged with manslaughter.

MISSING Brooklyn girl, 17, vanishes from grandmother's home, family fears she has harmed herself

71 Precinct Missing (RMA# 1619-15) Yojavi Ayarza was last seen leaving her grandmother’s home in Lefferts Gardens around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday, police said.

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EXCLUSIVE Ex-Lilo stud arrested for allegedly punching man in NYC

Mom helps police find son wanted for murdering teen in Harlem: prosecutors

The mother of Demetrius Washington, who declined to give her name, leaves Manhattan Criminal Court on Thursday, July 9, 2015. Her son is charged with the murder of Jordan Barber in the Polo Grounds Houses. (Jefferson Siegel/New York Daily News) Demetrius Washington’s mother “cooperated” with the NYPD’s Warrant Squad who picked up her son at a Bronx diner, prosecutors said Thursday at his arraignment.

Cop busted having sex in pickup truck on green of Pennsylvania golf course

Eric Nelson of the Susquehanna Township Police Department   Credit - Susquehanna Township Police Department via PennLive.com Eric B. Nelson, 42, was in the back seat of his Toyota Tundra truck with Kerri E. Maxwell, 29, when state police interrupted their May 26 twosome.

New Jersey teacher, 24, had sex with Catholic high school student: prosecutor

Fatima Grupico, 24, a former history teacher at the now-closed Cardinal McCarrick High School in South Amboy, is charged with sexually assaulting a 17-year-old male student. Fatima Grupico was charged with sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child in connection with a 17-year-old student at Cardinal McCarrick High School.

'SORRY BABES': Ariana apologizes for doughnut fiasco

EXCLUSIVE Uber to launch $10 carpool deal to help ease congestion

The logo of car-sharing service app Uber on a smartphone over a reserved lane for taxis in a street is seen in this photo illustration taken in Madrid on December 10, 2014. A Madrid judge has ordered U.S.-based online car booking company Uber to cease operations in Spain, the latest ban on the popular service. Taxi drivers around the world consider Uber unfairly bypasses local licensing and safety regulations by using the internet to put drivers in touch with passengers. REUTERS/Sergio Perez (SPAIN - Tags: LAW TRANSPORT SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS TELECOMS LOGO) - RTR4HGTL The app-based car service Friday will launch a $10 carpool deal to push back on city officials’ complaints that Uber is clogging Manhattan streets.

Queens boy, 2, falls from first-floor window, then down basement stairs: cop sources

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A 2-year-old boy fell from a first-floor window and then down a basement staircase in Queens on Thursday, cop sources said.

RAMPAGE SLAY SUSP NABBED: Man allegedly killed seven — two at random — in New Jersey and Pennsylvania

22-year-old Todd West, who has been charged in the June 25th shooting death of three pepole in Elizabeth, NJ., has also been charged with the death of two people in Allentown, Penn. on June 28, 2015. The rampage allegedly carried out by 22-year-old Todd West began in May in Elizabeth, N.J. and ended Sunday in Allentown, Pa.

Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders defends past votes on gun control measures

PORTLAND, ME - JULY 6: Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks at the Cross Insurance Arena while campaigning in the Democratic presidential primary. (Photo by Derek Davis/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images) Bernie Sanders defended his past opposition to some gun control measures in a testy exchange Thursday night.

New York eatery serves up dish on 'Housewives' dinner

Woman murdered in Bronx home, cops looking for her fiancé: police sources

Tenants wait to enter the "MITCHEL HOUSES'" of the NYCHA located at 303 East 135 street, where Wanda Martin was killed earlier this evening. This picture was made at approximately 11:30pm on 7/9/15. Wanda Martin, 53, suffered a wound to the back of her head, the sources said. She was found in her Mitchel Houses flat on E. 135 St. in Mott Haven at 8:30 p.m.

Stampede kills at least 22 people, mostly women, at Bangladesh clothing giveaway

This photo taken on July 6, 2015 shows Bangladeshi Buddhist monks distributing tokens among Muslims for collecting iftar meals for breaking fast in the main shrine of Dhammarajika Monastery in Dhaka. A Buddhist monastery in Bangladesh is serving food to hundreds of poor Muslims during Ramadan, in a rare example of social harmony between the religions in the South Asian nation. AFP PHOTO / Munir uz ZAMANMUNIR UZ ZAMAN/AFP/Getty Images At least 22 people were killed when hundreds of people stormed a Bangladesh charity handout during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan.

BROOKLYN DRUG RAID: 13 busted at 2 East Williamsburg public housing developments

Bushwick Houses (bottom) and Borinquen Plaza (top, marked) houses in Brooklyn. Thirteen people were arrested during a drug raid at two housing developments in East Williamsburg, authorities said Thursday.

Several ISIS-inspired terror plots aimed at U.S. on the Fourth of July diffused by the feds, FBI says

A JULY 8, 2015, PHOTO At least 10 would-be mass killers, including two New York City men, were arrested in the weeks leading up to the nation’s birthday on charges linked to their association with ISIS, the feds said.

What's so funny? Drake has laughing attack at Wimbledon

Drake sees the funny side of tennis at Wimbledon

Judge overseeing Sandy Rubenstein rape lawsuit removes herself from case

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Debra Silber stepped down from presiding over the high-profile litigation, but she did not specify her connection to Rubenstein, sources said.

Account exec escapes prison time for playing 'unwitting' role in Bernie Madoff fraud scheme

Ex-Maddoff accountant Paul Konigsberg (center) leaves Federal Court a free and happy man on July 9, 2015. He was sentenced to time served. (Alec Tabak for New York Daily News) Paul Konigsberg, 79, admitted he unwittingly had a role in Madoff’s multi-decade fraud by letting the Ponzi schemer’s employees change trading records on some of his client’s financial statements.

DEADLY MASKED ATTACK: Group of men ambush, kill parents in Fl. home as 5 kids sleep just a few rooms away

Police in Florida say a group of people wearing masks broke into a home Bradenton home and shot a couple to death while their five young children were at home on July 9, 2015. Bradenton police are hunting for the group of masked invaders who stormed the suburban home just before 4 a.m. and killed the Kantrel Brooks and his girlfriend, Esther Deneus, Bay News 9 reported.

United pilot flushed bullets down plane’s toilet after found by flight attendant

Bullets A United spokeswoman said Thursday that the pilot should not have thrown the bullets in the toilet. She said the pilot hasn't been fired but that the incident is still under investigation.

E!-nimosity: Giuliana won't play nice with Maria

N.J. teacher indicted for propositioning students for sex — as lawyer calls it 'victimless crime'

Image #: 38121781 Nicole McDonough a suspended teacher at West Morris Mendham High School who faces three charges of official misconduct for having "inappropriate" relationships with three 18-year-old male students in 2013 and 2014 looks over her shoulder as her lawyer, Timothy Smith, argues for a motion to dismiss the indictment against her. Morristown, NJ 7/8/15 (Robert Sciarrino | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com) NJ Advance Media /Landov A jury indicted Nicole McDonough, a teacher at West Morris Mendham High School, earlier this year on three counts of official misconduct for her alleged "improper" relationships with three students.

Former Utah Jazz dancer pleads guilty in student sex bust

Former Utah Jazz dancer Amber Telford has pleaded guilty to a sex crime after she was busted hooking up with an underage student, authorities say. Amber Telford, 33, admitted to a felony count of unlawful sexual activity with a minor on Tuesday in Salt Lake County court, prosecutors confirmed.

WHO YA GONNA CALL? ‘Ghostbusters’ cameraman help cops collar assault suspect

A cameraman working on the new "Ghostbusters" movie helped Boston authorities track down 24-year-old Tajanetta Downing who is accused of shoving a woman to the ground, seriously injuring her. Police say a cameraman identified Tajanetta Downing, 24, as the woman who shoved and critically injured a 72-year-old woman Wednesday.

Federal marriage benefits will extend to same-sex couples: Attorney General Lynch

WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 29: U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch listens to President Barack Obama as he delivers remarks to reporters after a meeting in the Oval Office at the White House May 29, 2015 in Washington, DC. The first African-American woman to head the Justice Department, Lynch announced this week a major corruption investigation into FIFA, the world's largest soccer organizing body. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Same-sex couples will be eligible for federal marriage benefits in all 50 states, the nation's attorney general said Thursday.
Autos

Does Hyundai have the world's happiest car logo?

LED headlights and a new grille are visual clues that this Hyundai Sonata packs some hybrid tech under the hood.

Honda adds 4.5 million vehicles to Takata airbag recall

Senior managing director of Japan's second-largest automaker Honda Motor Takanobu Ito answers questions during a press conference at the headquarters in Tokyo on February 23, 2009. Ito will replace president and chief executive officer (CEO) Takeo Fukui in June to struggle with falling sales amid the global economic downturn. AFP PHOTO/Toru YAMANAKA (Photo credit should read TORU YAMANAKA/AFP/Getty Images) Honda has added another 4.5 million vehicles around the world to its ever-expanding Takata airbag recall list.

2017 Audi A4: A technical marvel for the luxury masses

The 2017 Audi A4 doesn't looking revolutionary from the outside. But this German luxury sedan raises the bar once you look inside. The BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class have a misleadingly familiar-looking foe in the brand new 2017 Audi A4 luxury sedan.
New York

MTA, Pamela Geller mull deal tied to anti-Islam ads on NYC buses

Political blogger Pamela Geller, American Freedom Defense Initiative's Houston-based founder, speaks during an interview in New York May 28, 2015. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid - RTX1F08F Taxpayers could be on the hook for a six-figure award to Pamela Geller for her ongoing legal fight to post Islamophobic posters on buses.

HOMETOWN HEROES Queens history teacher makes students published authors, brings lessons to life

Carl Ballenas, a Social Studies teacher at Immaculate Conception School in Jamaica Estates, Queens, has worked with his students to publish several books. Photographed at Maple Grove Cemetery, where Ballenas is the president of Friends of Maple Grove Cemetery, Thursday, July 9, 2015. Not many 12-year-olds can say they are authors, but students of history teacher Carl Ballenas helped write three books on Queens.

YEE-HAW! Man who dresses as Woody from 'Toy Story' in Times Square acquitted of touching, sex abuse charges

Jose Vasquez is seen in State Supreme Court on July 9, 2015 in New York. Vasquez had just been acquited of grabbing a woman’s rear while dressed as Woody from Toy Story and working for tips in Times Square in January. (Alec Tabak for New York Daily News) Jose Vasquez, who dresses as the lawman doll from “Toy Story” in Times Square, was acquitted of palming the behinds of three women.

Brooklyn woman, 50, fatally struck by livery car: police

Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center The victim, whose name was not immediately revealed, was hit by a 2009 Lincoln Town Car heading west as she tried to cross Sutter Ave. near Strauss Ave. at about 8:40 p.m. in Brownsville.

Hedge fund moguls who played role in Puerto Rico's money woes will be greeted by protesters at swanky fundraiser for Gov. Cuomo

For editorial use only. Additional clearance required for commercial or promotional use, contact your local office for assistance. Any commercial or promotional use of Bloomberg content requires Bloomberg's prior written consent. Community groups are planning to protest a swanky East Hampton fundraiser for Gov. Cuomo over Puerto Rico's money woes.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

Vice President Biden joins marriage equality celebration in Manhattan

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, right, shakes hands with guests at a Freedom to Marry event on July 9, 2015 at the Grand Ballroom of Cipriani Wall Street in Manhattan. The event celebrated the recent success of same sex marriage rights. (Michael Graae for New York Daily News) The gala, celebrating the June 26 Supreme Court decision that made same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states, was thrown by Freedom to Marry.

New York schools ditching Pearson test-making firm for state math, reading exams

Questar Assessment, Inc. advertising pamphlet State Education Department officials are dumping test maker Pearson after a string of high-profile snafus, Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch said Thursday.

Time Inc. to house tech workers at new Industry City complex

Industry City can be seen from the top floor of building 19, where the Brooklyn Nets' training facility is under construction at the complex in the Sunset Park section of the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015. The late 19th century industrial complex on New York's Brooklyn waterfront is slated for a $1 billion makeover that aims to transform the property into a modern hub for manufacturing and technology. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg The publishing giant has inked a deal to ship 300 employees in the company’s technology, content solutions and innovation departments to a 55,000-square-foot facility at Industry City in Sunset Park.

Mayor de Blasio says NYCHA has removed nearly 8 miles of scaffolding from public housing buildings

Mayor Bill De Blasio and Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president met with community dealers and reporters at Sheepshead Bay Houses on 7/9/15 about dismantling 8 miles of scaffolding around NYCHA houses around NYC.The move will help reduce crime in the area and standard of living. In this photo we see construction workers dismantle the scaffolding that surrounds Sheepshead Houses. (Alex Rud/New York Daily News) NYCHA has pulled down all the unsightly scaffolding taking up space where there’s no construction going on, Mayor de Blasio announced.

Kim Kardashian — in her dirtiest photo shoot ever!

Family mourns gunned down aspiring Hollywood star; police have no new leads

Carrie Jean Melvin shot in the back of the head in Los Angeles, California on July 6, 2015. Carrie Jean Melvin, 30, was living out her dreams and madly in love when her life was cut short by a killer who snuck up behind her and fatally shot her in the back of the head before fleeing.

Investigators bust Bronx crew that sold thousands of untaxed cigarettes smuggled in from Virginia

Hiyad Chaib at Bronx Supreme Court where he was arraigned on charges of enterprise corruption using 6 corporations to cheat NY state and NYC out of tax monies on cigarettes smuggled here from Virginia. He is accused of keeping $1 million dollars;money laundering and tax fraud, and faces $2 .2million. in penalties.Thursday,,,July 9th, 2015,Bronx, New York.( Michael Schwartz for New York Daily News) Investigators snuffed out a massive Bronx cigarette smuggling crew who are accused of bilking the city and state out of nearly $3 million by selling untaxed smokes brought in from Virginia.

Albany lawmakers push for 35,000 new housing units to fight homelessness

MANDATORY CREDIT MAGS OUT, NO SALES The group sent a letter to Cuomo Thursday asking him to commit to develop the new housing.

Hero sanitation worker who thwarted Manhattan convenience store robbery receives honor

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, left, presents an award to DSNY worker Curtis Jackson, right, at a sanitation garage on July 9, 2015, in Manhattan. Jackson stopped a robbery in progress and held the suspect down until police arrived. (Michael Graae for New York Daily News) The former Marine and Fire Department EMT, who prevented a convenience store robbery while on break last Tuesday, was honored by Mayor de Blasio and Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia.

Kourtney kuts kord with Scott Disick as Kris pushes rehab

Are you KKKidding? Ga. court considers if klan can 'adopt a highway'

Attorney Alan Begner, representing a Ku Klux Klan group, argues before the Georgia Court of Appeals on whether the state violated the group's constitutional rights. A Georgia court heard arguments Thursday about whether the state violated a Ku Klux Klan group’s constitutional rights.

'He's dead and soon I will be too': Twisted Conn. dad texted ex before throwing baby off bridge, police say

Tony Moreno is charged with murder and capital felony after he threw his 7-month-old son to his death in the Connecticut River. Aaden Moreno died while Tony, 22, survived. The race to save baby Aaden failed, relatives and police learned only after they watched the infant’s father leap over the edge of a bridge.

21.5 million affected by hack at federal personnel office

Hackers broke in to U.S. Office of Personnel records and stole personal information, affecting more than 21 million people, authorities say. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management says hackers stole information, including social security numbers, of about 21.5 million people.

South Carolina governor signs bill to take down Confederate flag from Capitol

COLUMBIA, SC - JULY 6: Tom Clements holds a sign that reads 'Take it Down' as lawmakers vote on removing the Confederate Flag from the capitol grounds outside the South Carolina Statehouse July 6, 2015 in Columbia, South Carolina. . The South Carolina Senate will begin debate on the Confederate flag today in Columbia, South Carolina. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images) The Confederate flag that's flown on the grounds of the South Carolina State House for more than 50 years will start collecting dust Friday.

Kelly and yikes! Kelly de-blue's new do on talk show

Kelly Ripa shows off a new green tint to her hair

Miley lets it all hang out in saucy Instagram snaps

Miley Cyrus posts some silly, racy pictures with the caption 'break the internet....'

That hits the spot! Emily R. turns heads in Italy

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Sports

HEROES WELCOME! World Cup winning U.S. soccer team gets NYC parade

Carli Lloyd — who else? — scores second goal of World Cup final in front of trio of Japanese defenders. Midfielder Megan Rapinoe (below), the team’s fiery sparkplug, raises Cup. PHOTO BY Getty So there’s a ticker-tape parade in the Canyon of Heroines at 11 on Friday morning, and here’s a travel tip: do not arrive late.

Kristaps Porzingis may play in Knicks Summer League opener

Kristaps Porzingis Rookie “savior” Kristaps Porzingis appears set to make his NBA summer-league debut on Saturday, saying he no longer feels pain in his hip.

Hospital probes leak of Jason Pierre-Paul's medical chart

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - DECEMBER 28: Jason Pierre-Paul #90 of the New York Giants reacts against the Philadelphia Eagles during a game at MetLife Stadium on December 28, 2014 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images) Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami is launching an internal investigation into the Giants star's leaked medical chart.

Goodell could rule on Brady DeflateGate suspension next week

Tom Brady is waiting to hear if his four-game ban will be reduced or lifted. The most anticipated decision of the NFL season could be handed down as early as next week.
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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.
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