Saturday, July 25, 2015

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS

LUPICA PROUD OF 'CLINGING TO OUR GUNS AND RELIGION': NRA lapdog Bobby Jindal shouldn't feign surprise about Lafayette shooting

Once it seemed the mass shootings came monthly in gun-loving America. Now the rotation is once a week.

Never-before-seen photos of Bush and Cheney on 9/11 released

3TP EUO It's a new look at American leadership on one of the country's darkest days.

‘Deadliest Catch’ producer shot dead outside Calif. home

Joe McMahon, 25, was found shot to death near his home in Pasadena, Calif. early July 24, 2015. An associate producer on the reality TV show “Deadliest Catch” was found shot dead outside his Pasadena, Calif., home early Friday.

Body of woman missing 25 years found in sports car submerged in Florida pond

A red sports car pulled out of a Lee Civic Center, Fla. pond this week led to the identification of human remains that belong to a woman missing for a quarter of a century. Rita Sue Zul (pictured), whose remains were found in the car, went missing in 1990 after a private party at Marina 31, a lounge where she worked as a waitress. The grim discovery was made Monday as authorities were searching for a 25-year-old woman who disappeared from Fort Myers last week.

WINCE MCMAHON: WWE boss who sacked Hulk used N-word in skit

Motorcyclist dies in gruesome accident on Grand Central Parkway

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A motorcyclist died after he was thrown from his bike and hit by three cars on a Queens parkway late Friday, police sources said.

SEE IT: Texas man arrested after filmed hurling kitten

Police are searching for a West Texas man after a video surfaced on social media of the man throwing a kitten across a muddy lot. The shocking 10-second video allegedly shows Christopher Gonzales throwing the animal an estimated 30-feet before grinning from ear to ear.

Georgia man died after Russian roulette game while drinking

Scene at the Arbor Creek Apartments in Conyers, Georgia, where Brandon Thomas was shot in the head on July 23, 2015,, allegedly while playing Russian roulette. He lost at his own game — and lost his life.

Amanda looks a shade healthier out on town in L.A.

ANATOMY OF A MASSACRE: Timeline of Lafayette movie theater shooting rampage

This undated photo provided by the Lafayette Police Department shows John Russel Houser, in Lafayette, La. Authorities have identified Houser as the gunman who opened fire in a movie theater on Thursday, July 23, 2015, in Lafayette. (Lafayette Police Department via AP) A 59-year-old drifter known for his extremist views opened fire in a Louisiana movie theater, killing two people and wounding nine.

The old Harlem shuffle out of police custody! Prisoner escapes from uptown cops — AGAIN

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Another prisoner has escaped from Harlem police, the Daily News has learned.

Donald Trump shuns Iowa paper

The Des Moinees Register published this anti-Donald Trump editorial on July 21, 2015, titled: Editorial: Trump should pull the plug on his bloviating side show Iowa's biggest paper gets locked out of a Trump campaign event after it ran an editorial calling on him to quit.

Fat man pedals across the country to win back his wife.

Eric Hites, rests at the Bliss Congregational Church in Tiverton, R.I., while he waits for a new bicycle so he can continue his cross-country ride. The 563-pound man is biking across America to lose weight and win back his wife and life. Eric Hites hits the road Saturday to continue his bike trek across the United States to pedal off the pounds and save his marriage.

Jennifer Lopez poised for big birthday bash

YOUR FAULT! Limo company blames Bob Simon for his death

FILE - FEBRUARY 11: "60 Minutes" correspondent and CBS News foreign reporter Bob Simon died in a car accident on February 11, 2015 in New York City. He was 73 years old. NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 07: Journalist Bob Simon attends the "Railway Man" premiere on April 7, 2014 in New York City. (Photo by Jim Spellman/WireImage) He died riding in one of their limos, but Skyline Credit Ride says the legendary CBS News correspondent is responsible for his own death.

Clinton had classified info in her personal email: probe

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton checks her PDA upon her departure in a military C-17 plane from Malta bound for Tripoli, Libya in this October 18, 2011, file photo. Clinton may have violated federal records laws by using a personal email account for all of her work messages, the New York Times reported on March 2, 2015. Hillary Clinton had classified information on her email server after all.

Florida baseball coach accused of molesting boy, 11, disguised abuse as 'a game'

David Solomon, 47, was arrested for allegedly molesting an 11-year-old player in Cooper City, Florida. He was previously arrested on molestation charges in 2000. David Solomon, who faced charges of molesting two boys in 2000, was arrested Thursday after an 11-year-old told his parents about the abuse.

John Houser's wife removed guns as mentally ill husband promised U.S. wrath

The Louisiana movie theater shooter had a history of mental illness and posted a bizarre rant against the "filth farm called the US."

PHOTOS JWhoa! Lopez celebrates another ageless birthday

'Our hearts are shattered': Families of Louisiana theater shooting victims Jillian Johnson, Mayci Breaux left reeling

Loved ones of the two women, Jillian Johnson (top left) and Mayci Breaux, are left reeling over the senseless tragedy at the hands of Louisiana by gunman John Houser.

Teacher jumps in front of bullet to save friend, who pulled fire alarm inside theater to alert authorities

A school teacher threw herself on top of her friend as a crazed gunman opened fire inside a Lafayette cinema, while her friend, despite the danger, went to the edge of the auditorium to pull the fire alarm to evacuate the building. Jena Meaux (left) and Ali Martin felt instinct to save others kick in when gunfire broke out at a Lafayette, La., movie theater.

Suspected L.I. DWI driver not legally drunk when tested: DA

Steve Romeo, driver of the pick up truck that killed several members of a bachelorette party in Long Island in July of 2015, is pictured Steven Romeo, 55, had a blood alcohol content of .066 about an hour and 40 minutes after his pickup truck T-boned a limousine.

BURNING LOVE FOR CUZ: Ohio woman says obsessed kin torched her garage

A suspcious fire in Leavittsburg, Ohio, spread from a garage to two houses. Investigators said the do have a person of interest in the case. The victim of a Leavittsburg, Ohio, arson fire was quick to implicate her love-scorned cousin as the firebug who torched her garage.

Exes Blake and Miranda exchange tweet nothings

SEE IT: Texas man arrested after filmed hurling kitten

Police are searching for a West Texas man after a video surfaced on social media of the man throwing a kitten across a muddy lot. The shocking 10-second video allegedly shows Christopher Gonzales throwing the animal an estimated 30-feet before grinning from ear to ear.

S.C. woman gets life for hiring teen hitman to off hubby — but he killed wrong guy

Karlita Phillips, 41, was sentenced to life behind bars Friday for hiring her teenage lover to kill her husband. A South Carolina woman was sentenced Friday to life in prison for hiring her teenage lover to kill her husband. But he shot the wrong guy.

Jailed Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard could be released

EXP; The Obama administration is considering releasing jailed Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard later this year, according to reports.

Feds seize phones, computers from classmates of Ga. student found dead inside gym mat

The body of 17-year-old Kendrick Johnson, seen here, was found stuffed inside a rolled-up gym mat at his Georgia high school. Federal agents seized computers and cell phones from the classmates of a Ga.high student found dead inside a rolled-up gym mat on campus.
Autos

2016 BMW 340i – First Drive and Full Review

For years, the BMW 3 Series has been the German sports sedan all others try to emulate. For the 2016 mode year, BMW takes a careful and calculated approach towards improving this standard bearer. Does the BMW 3 Series keep its edge? We hit 155-mph on the German autobahn in the sports sedan all other automakers try to chase.

2016 Hyundai Tucson – Review and Test Drive

The 2016 Hyundai Tucson is still a huge value - but it's wrapped in much hipper, more tech-savvy packaging. The Tucson sheds its value image for something trendier, more powerful, more desirable - but yes, still affordable and loaded with features!
New York

Man hit by car walked off before ambulance arrived

Intersection of Ave. A and East 2nd St. in lower Manhattan. He must have had something more important to do than go to an emergency room.

Young woman found dead in Harlem apartment building: cops

A woman's body is removed from15 East 139th street where an unidentified woman was found dead on the 10th floor hallway by the elevator, shot twice in the face this morning,Friday, July 24th 2015,Manhattan New York.( Michael Schwartz for New York Daily News) A young woman was found dead in a Harlem apartment building Friday morning after she was shot in the face, police sources said.

DOT workers help save kitty on Manhattan Bridge

Police Officer Brian Kenny and Gus Vargas helped to rescue a frightened kitten from the subway tracks during today's rush hour in Manhattan. George, a cat from Washington Heights, got scared by the noise of a train and broke free from his owner at the Canal Street station. A catwalk-loving kitty was rescued from the bowels of the Manhattan Bridge Friday, officials said.

State Sen. John Sampson convicted of obstructing justice, lying to FBI, faces 20 years in prison

State Senator John Sampson was convicted on Friday of obstructing justice and lying to FBI agents. He was found not guilty of conspiring to obstruct a federal investigation of a shady business associate. State Sen. John Sampson was convicted Friday, the latest in a long line of rogue New York politicians brought down by greed and lies.

FDNY honcho docked pay for leaking scandal that hurt department's minority hires

Paul Mannix, an FDNY Deputy Chief of Division 6, and head of "Merit Matters" is supporting the city's hiring practices, and refuting the allegations that the FDNY is racist. The FDNY has censured one of its top-ranked chiefs with a 50-day pay loss — a penalty for his role in a leaking scandal.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

'WHERE'S THE JUSTICE?': MTA driver's widow decries bail for alleged DWI killer

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The widow of an MTA driver who was killed while on duty wept after the motorist accused of killing him was granted bail.

East Village rapist gets 16 years under plea deal

Mugshot of Jonquel Jones. A sicko who raped a tourist and sexually abused his 12-year-old neighbor was sentenced to 16 years behind bars on Friday.

2 men found dead in Bronx home had long criminal pasts: cops

ZOOM IN ON RELATIVE FACIAL. The two men found murdered in a Bronx apartment both had lengthy wrap sheets and were likely stabbed, police said Friday.

Citi Bike riding into new neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi An brigade of bright blue bikes will start rolling into new neighborhoods in a couple of weeks.
Sports

Michael Conforto goes 0-for-3 in debut in 7-2 loss to Dodgers

Both the Mets' dependable pitching staff and their reinforced lineup let them down on Friday night.

Pineda shelled while Hughes shuts down Yankees in 10-1 loss

Phil Hughes and the Yankees went their separate ways after the 2013 season.

Manning, Giants working toward contract extension: report

Eli Manning had one of the best seasons of his career in 2014, but the Giants have missed the playoffs in each of the last three seasons. Eli Manning and the Giants are back at the bargaining table.

Cooperstown legends unsure if A-Rod belongs in Hall of Fame

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Mention Alex Rodriguez to some Baseball Hall of Famers and there are, as Lou Brock put it, "mixed emotions."

All butt decided! Booty-ful Brazil contestants revealed

Man who created massive D.C. commuter nightmare had lost his child

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority released this video showing a man, with a child in tow, at the L'Enfant Plaza station. Investigators first thought he pulled the emergency release because he missed his stop. It turns out the hapless guy who brought part of the D.C. subway system to a halt had a pretty good excuse for pushing the emergency stop.

'SHE REMEMBERS EVERYTHING': La. theater urvivor Morgan Julia Egedahl, shot five times, likely to recover

LAFAYETTE, LA - JULY 24: General view of the Grand Theatre on July 24, 2015 in Lafayette, Louisiana. Two People were killed and nine others wounded when a shooter identified as John Russel Houser opened fire in a crowded movie theater. Houser reportedly shot himself after police arrived. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) A Louisiana movie theater victim is expected to survive after being pelted with five bullets, her hopeful family said.

Louisiana shooting puts attention on movie theater security

0 It’s the movie industry’s greatest nightmare — a real-life mass shooting at a multiplex that evokes a scene straight out of a horror movie.

FRAT'S ALL: Sigma Alpha Epsilon suspended from University of Richmond campus

The University of Richmond has officially suspended its recognition of the fraternity chapter Sigma Alpha Epsilon indefinitely for a long list of bad behavior. The University of Richmond has indefinitely suspended its Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter.

Scott Disick returns, but not for Kourtney Kardashian

Scott Disick

Jenner's all smiles ahead of 'I Am Cait' premiere

'WHERE IS HE?': Amber Alert issued for Florida boy, 21 months, missing after car is stolen

Little 19-month-old tot missing in Florida after he was in the backseat of a car that was stolen around 2:20 a.m. Friday morning. Cops found car blocks from the Jacksonville apartment where it was stolen but have NOT found little Lonzie Barton. A desperate search is on for a 21-month-old Florida tot missing after he was left in the backseat of a car that was stolen early Friday.

Bill Cosby got Quaaludes from gynecologist suspended from practicing in N.Y., 2 other states

NOV. 6, 2014 FILE PHOTO Bill Cosby got his Quaaludes from a gynecologist who had his medical license suspended in New York, according to a deposition.

Chattanooga streets lined with people for Marine's funeral

CHATTANOOGA, TN - JULY 24: Pallbearers carry the casket containing Marine Staff Sgt. David Allen Wyatt from the hearse at Hixson United Methodist Church on July 24, 2014 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Wyatt was among those who died during the attack on July 16th when Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez opened fire at wo military locations killing four U.S. Marines. (Photo by Jason Davis/Getty Images) Thousands of people lined the streets of Chattanooga Friday as slain Marine David Wyatt was laid to rest.

Mail carrier breaks into woman's home, tries on boots: cops

Philly 'monster' who killed own dad charged in rape, murder

A 56-year-old "monster" and career criminal who killed his own father three decades ago was charged Friday in the brutal rape and murder of a young Philadelphia woman. James Harris allegedly attacked 27-year-old Jasmine Wright from behind in her Philadelphia apartment on July 15 while she had been speaking to her mother on the phone, the Philadelphia Daily News reported. A 56-year-old "monster" who killed his own father was charged in the brutal rape and murder of a young Philadelphia woman.

Secretary of State Kerry says Iran nuke deal good for Israel

U.S. Secretary of State John F. Kerry speaks to the audience as he discusses the Iran nuclear deal with Council on Foreign Relations President Richard N. Haass at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) in New York July 24, 2015. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz A nuclear deal with Iran is good for Israel, despite what many Israelis say, Secretary of State Kerry said Friday in New York.

Feds asked to launch criminal probe into Hillary Clinton's handling of emails

A JULY 13, 2015, FILE PHOTO The Justice Department has been asked to launch a criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton's email use.

Dozens of rabbits seized from Gowanus Rabbit Woman can't be euthanized by ASPCA, judge rules

Dorota Trec, who is facing animal cruelty charges for hoarding allegedly nearly 20 rabbits in her home, at Brooklyn Criminal Court where she is representing herself at the trial. A Brooklyn judge ordered the ASPCA Thursday not to kill nearly 100 rabbits seized from the infamous Gowanus Rabbit Woman.

Mama and baby tiger make hearts melt in Poland

Health care giants Anthem and Cigna tie $54B knot

epa04858394 (FILE) A file photo dated 05 February 2015 showing the Anthem Blue Cross logo seen outside the company's office building in Woodland Hills, California, USA. Media reports on 24 July 2015 state Anthem Corp. is to take over the rival US company Cigna Corp. for more than 48 billion USD, with Anthem paying 188USD a share for Cigna, bringing the total value of the transaction to 54.2 billion USD. The move, if given green light by antitrust authorities, would create the largest US health insurance company with a combined 53 million members and leaving current leading insurer UnitedHealth Group Inc. in second position. EPA/MICHAEL NELSON A massive merger of two health care giants announced Friday would leave only three major companies in the insurance industry.

Florida sicko allegedly used needles and knives while sexually abusing young girl

Louis Romano Bianculli, 68, was arrested late Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale and is charged with several counts of sexual battery. He is being held without bond in the Broward Main Jail. A 68-year-old Florida sicko allegedly included needles and knives during his sex acts on a young girl.

Memoir by mother of Columbine shooter Dylan Klebold coming in February

DENVER, COLORADO (7-29-03) Susan Klebold, <cq> left federal court Tuesday evening. Some of the families of the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School are suing the parents of the killers. Klebold is the mother of killer Dylan Klebold. Denver Post Staff Photo by Karl Gehring. (Photo By Karl Gehring/The Denver Post via Getty Images) A memoir by the mother of Columbine shooter Dylan Klebold is scheduled for 2016.

Arizona Mom leaves tot in sweltering car so she can shop at Walmart

Mikayla Peer, 20, has been charged with leaving her 2-year-old child in a 117-degree car while she shopped at an Arizona Walmart. Mikayla Peer, 20, was charged with child abuse after leaving her 2-year-old daughter inside a boiling hot car while she shopped.

Oh, baby! She grew into a beautiful star, guess who

Cara Delevingne shared a throwback picture on Instagram on July 23, 2015.\"#currentmood #tbt\"

Kate Moss, rocker Jamie Hince headed for divorce: report

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New York really was the naked city Saturday as artists and nude models celebrated National Bodypainting Day, clothes-free.

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Go inside the penthouse at 7 Harrison Street in Tribeca. The Daily News debuts its newest series, 'Real Estate NYC with Katherine Clarke'.
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