Wednesday, July 8, 2015

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS

SO LONG, BAD COP: NYPD officer who was arrested three times — twice on drug charges, once on burglary charge — over six months finally quits, sources say

Officer Stacey Staniland, 29, busted twice for drug possession and once for burglary since December, left the NYPD Monday, sources said.

NYPD sergeant allegedly threw semen on female colleague he was 'enamored by' inside 1 Police Plaza: cop sources

The sergeant, identified as Michael Iscenko, 54, allegedly tossed semen on the unidentified woman near a freight elevator at 1 Police Plaza, according to the reports.

San Francisco pier shooting suspect used gun belonging to federal agent in woman’s murder: report

Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez (right), 45, admitted to Kathryn Steinle's (inset) murder in a 45-minute jailhouse interview with KGO, which also first reported the gun's stunning provenance.

Delicious Chicken Wings Using 4 Ingredients [Recipe]

Delicious Chicken Wings Using 4 Ingredients [Recipe]

'Slipknot' frontman slams Kanye: 'You're not the greatest living rock star of all time'

EXCLUSIVE Wrongfully convicted man released after 27 years in prison starts new job as paralegal

Wrongly jailed Shabaka Shakur and wife Lanette Holmes have reason to smile – he has a new job. A wrongfully convicted man who was released from prison last month after being locked up 27 years started work at his new paralegal job.

Nuts! Michigan police issue squirrel mug shot, hope to crack case after 28,000 pounds of walnuts stolen

Shelby Township Police Department's post on stolen walnuts and snacks. Cops in Michigan uploaded an image of a wanted squirrel to their Facebook page to bring attention to the bizarre case, the Detroit Free Press reported.

Ohio woman arrested after calling 911 to complain about Chinese takeout order: cops

Tracey F. McCloud, 44, was arrested for calling 911 because she wasn't happy with her Chinese food order Tracey McCloud, 44, allegedly called the emergency number Monday after deciding her takeout from the Main Moon Chinese Restaurant in Alliance wasn't up to her standards, WJW reported.

John shows off his Legend derrière on social media

West Virginia man cited after police find two deer living in his home for at least a year

On 07/04/2015 NRP Officers Addesa and Nicely were on their way to work boat patrol when the received a complaint of deer being kept inside of a home in Cabell County. Officers responded to the home and found two bucks inside the residence. During their investigation NRP Officers learned that the deer had been living inside the home for at least a year. A man was charged and prosecution is pending. The deer were set free and the DNR Wildlife Section will be notified. It is illegal to confine wildlife or secure them in an area where they are not able to roam free or come and go as they please. It’s against state law to confine wild animals, so officers from the state Division of Natural Resources Police cited the unidentified man and set the deer free, WCHS reported.

Marine, 32, becomes eighth North Carolina shark attack victim in less than a month

Camp Lejeune says a Marine was bitten by a shark near Surf Cityin North Carolina over the July 4th weekend. The 32-year-old man was swimming near Surf City, the site of another recent attack, when he suffered lacerations to his right hand and forearm Saturday, Marine Corps officials said.

Cuomo signs ‘yes means yes’ law to crack down on college sex crimes

NEW YORK, NY - JULY 07: New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks at an event at New York University (NYU) where he signed where he signed into law a new affirmative sexual consent policy to combat campus sexual violence on July 7, 2015 in New York City. Joined by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, local politicians, surviviors of abuse and area activists, the bill includes a "yes means yes" definition of consent requiring a clear and affirmative agreement between sexual partners. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Saying it will make life better for young women across the state, Gov. Cuomo Tuesday signed into law a bill that aims to crack down on sex assaults on college campuses.

Another Rosie — Perez — puts show in the rear 'View'

Retired NYC teacher arrested on child porn charges after linked to website with images of girls being raped

NR Alex Schreiber allegedly accessed a depraved post that contained a link to 400 images of young girls being molested and raped by adult men.

Georgia 'shop of death' sold guns that killed 2 NYPD officers, Nebraska cop

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Two guns purchased from the same Georgia store have now killed three cops, including Wenjian Liu, Rafael Ramos and Kerrie Orozco.

B-17 bombardier, now 92, receives presidential medal 70 years after fateful mission over Nazi Germany

Retired U.S. Air Force 2nd Lt., John R. Pedevillano, 93, of College Park, Md., wipes tears from his eyes after Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force, Gen. Larry Spencer, honored him with the Presidential Unit Citation with one Oak Leaf Cluster during a ceremony on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Pedevillano served in the U.S. Army Air Corps as the youngest bombardier in the 306th Bomb Group, flew six combat missions and survived being shot down by Nazi fighter pilots. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) John Pedevillano, 92, received a Presidential Unit Citation on Tuesday, more than 70 years after his B-17 was shot down over Germany.

Amy Schumer makes no apologies: ‘I have cellulite'

High school student, 15, spots error in math equation on display at Boston’s Museum of Science

ADVANCE FOR RELEASE FRIDAY, JULY 3, 2015, AND THEREAFTER; A JUNE 23, 2015 PHOTO Virginia resident Joseph Rosenfeld was visiting the museum on a recent family trip when he saw something that appeared wrong with the equation.

Man dressed as Woody from 'Toy Story' denies groping women while taking photos in Times Square

Jose Vasquez (l.) and his common-law wife, Patrice, in Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday. Vasquez is on trial for allegedly grabbing women's rear ends in Times Square. In his bench trial in Manhattan Supreme Court, José Vasquez testified through a Spanish interpreter that he did no more than pose for photos with the alleged victims.

LOVE ON THE ROCKS: Fla. man gets 2 1/2 years for beach sex in front of kids — insists girlfriend was just 'dancing' on him

Jose Caballero, 40, was filmed getting down and dirty in broad daylight with his 21-year-old lover Elissa Alvarez on Bradenton Beach in July 2014.

SEE IT ‘Extremely rare’ white humpback whale surfaces in waters off New Zealand: officials

----EDITORS NOTE -- RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT " AFP PHOTO / GBRMPA / WAYNE FEWINGS " - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE OT CLIENTS NO ARCHIVES In a handout picture released by Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA), recieved on September 29, 2011 and taken on September 24, 2011 shows a white humpback whale calf breaching in Cid Harbour in the Whitsunday Islands area near Australia's Great Barrier Reef. An extremely rare white humpback whale calf was spotted near Australia's Great Barrier Reef in an event witnesses described Thursday as a "once in a lifetime experience". Believed to be just a few weeks old, the baby humpback was seen by local man Wayne Fewings, who was with his family in a boat when he spotted a whale pod. AFP PHOTO / GBRMPA / WAYNE FEWINGS (Photo credit should read WAYNE FEWINGS/AFP/Getty Images) An “extremely rare” white humpback whale stunned scientists in Cook Strait between the North and South Islands of New Zealand.

N.Y. 'Housewives' jobs on the line at reunion taping

Aspiring entertainer killed after gunman shoots her in the back of the head with a shotgun in Hollywood

Carrie Jean Melvin (left), 30, was walking with her boyfriend toward Sunset Blvd. at around 10 p.m. when a man with a shotgun snuck up behind the couple and shot her, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

Sarah Palin's subscription web channel going offline, content moving to Facebook

A FEBRUARY 26, 2015 FILE PHOTO Sarah Palin's subscriber-based online channel, where she could connect directly to viewers without a media filter, is shutting down.

Whitesboro mayor defends contested seal as 'friendly wrestling' between Native American, white man

Seal of The Village of Whitesboro, New York. According to the description on the Town's Official Facebook page, " The Village seal depicts a friendly wrestling match between founder Hugh White and the local Native American leader. By engaging in this form of entertainment, the settlers earned the respect of the Native Americans and good relations fostered." Mayor Patrick O'Connor says he is aware that people are upset about the emblem but argues that they likely don't know it's history.

Elderly couple found dead in Calif. home was murdered by ax-wielding grandson: DA

Nathaniel Wayne Scheiern (pictured) was arrested forr allegedly killing his grandparents Verna Scheiern, 82, and William Scheiern, 77, with an ax inside their California home. Nathaniel Wayne Scheiern, 34, is charged with two counts of murder after his grandparents were found dead in their Glendale home last week.
Autos

Sports car perfection now has a price: Our review of the 2015 Porsche Cayman GTS


Dodge releases new Hellcat ad 'Predators'

Demand for the 707-horsepower Challenger and Charger models are higher than ever, so Dodge created a new ad campaign on the eve of Independence Day. There's even a little Viper thrown in as well... The tire-smoking, rock-and-roll-blasting Challenger and Charger Hellcat are back in a new commercial alongside the Viper.

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

SUV jumps curb during two-car collision, seriously injures 2 pedestrians in Queens

Police investigate the scene where two pedestrians were struck Tuesday afternoon in Flushing. The man driving the gray SUV, a Mr Tang who wouldn't give his first name, was released at the scene without being charged. A Long Island Jewish Hospital support vehcle was also involved, though the bicycle was not - it was removed from the lightpole after the accident in order to reach one of the victims. A two-car collision sent an SUV careening onto a Queens sidewalk, seriously injuring two women, authorities said.

HOMETOWN HEROES East Harlem teacher gives kids real understanding of city through exploration, shows them how to engage with community

Steven Serling, a Social Studies teacher and Director of Student Affairs at Park East High School poses for a portrait at the school, Manhattan, New York. Monday, July 6th, 2015. Steven Serling has been nominated for a Daily News Hometown Heroes in Education Award (Angus Mordant for New York Daily News) Social studies teacher Steven Serling doesn’t want to just teach his students about New York City. He wants to show them New York City.

EXCLUSIVE City Controller Scott Stringer urges DA, IRS to probe financial abuse at Queens Library

Queens Library President and CEO Thomas Galante during a reopening celebration at the Queens Public Library Arverne Branch located at 312 Beach 54 Street, Friday, April 18, 2014. (Christie M Farriella for New York Daily News) City Controller Scott Stringer is urging the IRS and DA to launch criminal probes into financial abuse at Queens Library.

Queens state senator owes $20K in fines for 2009 campaign finance violation

NYS Senator James Sanders speaks during a press conference at UFT headquarters on Broadway, Thursday, January 29, 2015, Manhattan, NY. (Jeff Bachner/for New York Daily News) Sen. James Sanders owes nearly $20,000 to the city Campaign Finance Board for violations during his 2009 City Council run, records show.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

Arrest suspects for non-violent offenses will no longer need to post bail under new city plan

PHOTO TAKEN TUESDAY, JULY 7, 2015 NYPD arrest suspects for non-violent offenses will no longer need to post bail under new city plan to be unveiled Wednesday.

Lawsuit accuses city’s affordable housing policy of bias

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The city's affordable housing policy favoring people already living near a new development perpetuates segregation, a lawsuit charges.

Woman who pleaded guilty to helping boyfriend throw Molotov cocktail into man's home gets slap on the wrist

Molotov cocktail stock image. Alexandra Flaherty, 24, was charged with second-degree arson when prosecutors believed she drove Ezra Barashy, 26, to the victim’s home set it on fire in August 2014.

Whoopi STILL supports Cosby amid rape scandal

Canadian man charged in letter-bombing barrage that wounded one

Guido Amsel, 49, of Winnipeg, Canada mailed letter bombs to his ex-wife and attorneys involved in a legal battle between the two, authorities say. Guido Amsel, 49, of Winnipeg shipped at least three of the potentially deadly letter bombs — but officials worried more could still be on the way, police said.

'They lit it and it did not go off': Maine man who died from firework thought it was a dud

Devon Staples, 22, died after he tried to set off a firework from the top of his head in Calais, Maine on Juky 4. He thought the mortar tube was a dud, his father said. The 22-year-old Maine man who died after waving a lit firework near his head on Independence Day thought it was a dud.

New Yorkers choose Uber over yellow cabs as best car service

BARCELONA, SPAIN - JULY 01: In this photo illustration, the app 'Uber' is launched in a smart phone on July 1, 2014 in Barcelona, Spain. Taxi drivers in main cities strike over unlicensed car-halling services. Drivers say that is a lack of regulation behind the new app. (Photo Illustration by David Ramos/Getty Images) Yellow cabs can’t hack it against Uber, according to a survey of 200 New Yorkers conducted for a taxi medallion group.

Man who threatened Muslim civil rights activist gets 6 months house arrest

Bernhard Laufer, middle, talks with his lawyer Alexander Eisemann Tuesday in Queens Criminal Court. A man was sentenced to 6 months of house arrest for sending threatening to kill an employee of the Council on American Islamic Relations.

Meet the beauties vying to be next Miss USA

Cuomo promises executive order to appoint special prosecutor to probe police-involved deaths

Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, center, speaking for families of New Yorkers killed by NYPD demonstrating in front of Gov. Cuomo's 3rd Ave, Manhattan Office, urging him not to backtrack on Special Prosecutor. Tuesday. July 7, 2015 (Andrew Savulich / New York Daily News) Family of people killed by police pushed Gov. Cuomo for an executive order appointing a special prosecutor to probe such killings.

Cuomo suggests he won’t break bread with Mayor de Blasio at ‘pasta summit’

A MAY 8, 2014 FILE PHOTO Gov. Cuomo on Tuesday dumped cold Pellegrino on a proposed pasta summit between him and Mayor de Blasio.

Pa. mom of toddler found dead charged with homicide

27-year-old Adriene Williams, is facing charges including criminal homicide, endangering the welfare of children, tampering with evidence and abuse of corpse. Afer Adrionna Williams' body was found on June 14 lying on her back in a wooded ravine off Chalmers Way in Swissvale. Adriene Williams, who reported her 3-year-old daughter Adrionna missing on June 14, was arrested Tuesday. The toddler died of asphyxiation.

Hillary Clinton calls out GOP for 'barrage of attacks'

Hillary Clinton on Tuesday gave the first nationally televised interview of her presidential campaign, where she blamed the attacks on her record on a GOP ‘constant barrage of attacks.’ Hillary Clinton defended her honesty as she dodged questions on policy during her first national TV interview since her campaign launch.

SHE'S WALKIN': Top model Anais Mali sued for $2 million

Alba's all smiles and Brody has 'Sex' on mind

Scott free! Kourtney looks heartsick after split with Disick

Hoopes a dream! S.I. model shows off sexy bod

Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Samantha Hopes is looking hot in a bikini
Sports

Harper: Yankees' Gardner says no to All-Star vote gimmicks

New York Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner (11) single 1st inning, New York Yankees vs. Oakland A's at Yankee Stadium. Bronx, NY. Tuesday July 7, 2015. (Corey Sipkin/New York Daily News) Jason Zillo had fashioned a thin piece of latex into a makeshift skull cap designed to replicate the shaved head of Brett Gardner.

Baseball Insider: People have it all wrong about Harvey's attitude

New York Mets starting pitcher Matt Harvey (33) pumps fist as he finishes off Toronto Blue Jays in the 7th inning. A perception has arisen that Matt Harvey is whining about the Mets’ latest experiment with a six-man rotation, and has become a clubhouse problem.

Mets lose as Hunter Pence’s return sparks Giants in 3-0 win

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - JULY 07: Curtis Granderson #3 of the New York Mets gets tagged out at the plate by Andrew Susac #34 of the San Francisco Giants in the top of the six inning at AT&T Park on July 7, 2015 in San Francisco, California. Granderson attempted to score from third base on a fly ball to right field. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images) Hunter Pence thinks playing defense is cool.

Dempsey scores twice to lead U.S. over Honduras in CONCACAF

Clint Dempsey scored twice on headers in front his home state fans.
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VIDEO Fox Sports, please keep Pete Rose on the air!

RIFFING WITH RAISSMAN: A bookie's notebook surfaced to bring Pete Rose's past back to light, but Bob Raissman hopes it doesn't damage his stint on Fox Sports.

VIDEO Dramatic readings from E.L. James book, 'Grey'

The Daily News staffers deliver another dramatic reading, this time it's E.L. James' '50 Shades of Grey' follow-up, 'Grey.'
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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.
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