Tuesday, October 20, 2015

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS

'IT MESSED ME UP': Man spent 6 weeks in Rikers because he fit vague description of black subway theft suspect: suit

David Owens is suing the city of New York and NYPD Officer Anthony Francavilla Monday saying he was unfairly busted on Oct. 23, 2012.

NYPD officer allegedly stole house in Brooklyn by forging deed, reporting surviving owners for fraud

Police officer Blanche O'Neil is brought in to State Supreme Court in Brooklyn to be arraigned on fraud charges. Brooklyn, New York, Monday October 19, 2015. (Jesse Ward for New York Daily News.) Blanche O'Neal, 45, allegedly stole a neglected three-family house in Bedford-Stuyvesant by filing a deed that transferred the property from the nephew of the deceased homeowner to herself in 2012.

Bronx man indicted for allegedly shooting, killing woman outside Flatiron District nightclub

Dalone Jamison was indicted for the fatal shooting of a female acquaintance outside a Flatiron District nightclub. Dalone Jamison, 26, was in Manhattan Criminal Court on Monday, where prosecutors notified him of the grand jury vote related to the Oct. 12 shootings.

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Mets fan dilemma: Pest control convention or Game 3 of the NLCS?

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Nihill, an exterminator from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, is trying to do both, hoping the Mets can do to the Cubs what he does every day to bed bugs and carpenter ants.

BITE ME: Maryland cop, accused of biting another man's testicles, is fired

Anne Arundel Police Officer Michael Flaig. Accused of biting another man's testicles during fight. A Maryland police officer is no longer on the job just a few months after he was accused of biting another man's testicles.

Louisiana cops on the hunt for ‘f--- the police’ vandal

Dustin Rene Carter, currently wanted by the Slidell Louisiana Police Department for Criminal Damage to Property by defacing with Graffiti. Carter according to authorities etched, "F#@K Police" into a bench at the Slidell County Court House. An anti-police note etched into a Slidell City Courthouse bench has local authorities looking for its alleged author, 27-year-old Dustin Carter.

'Hamilton’ star changes travel plans for Obama

Saudi prince will not face felony charges in sex assault arrest at Beverly Hills mansion: report

Police were called to the gated property in the Beverly Glen area, within a gated community on Wallingford Drive, after a caretaker at the home reported a disturbance, officials said. After officers interviewed people inside, a 28-year-old man identified as Saudi prince Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saud was arrested on suspicion of forced oral copulation of an adult. Los Angeles County prosecutors will not file felony charges against a Saudi prince — citing a lack of evidence implicating Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saud of sexually assaulting a woman, according to a local report.

Texas driver is caught on video yelling 'I don't care' before intentionally ramming couple on motorcycle

Driver caught saying "I don't care" after colliding with 2 people on a motorcycle in Texas in October of 2015. A Texas driver was caught on video repeatedly saying "I don't care" after veering into two people on a motorcycle.

'IS THAT YOUR DAD?' California teacher's aide thwarts kidnapping of 11-year-old student — blocks creep's car as he attempts to speed away with young girl

An eagle-eyed elementary school aide spotted a student in public and noticed something seemed sinisterly wrong.

Alaskan charity event to no longer be called 'slavery auction' after complaint

Alaska, Sitka, Harbor. (Photo by Education Images/UIG via Getty Images) Organizers of an annual Alaska charity event said Monday they will stop calling it a “slavery auction” after the NAACP complained.

Giuliana Rancic's husband is silent partner in ripping E!

LAS VEGAS, NV - MAY 31: Television personality Giuliana Rancic arrives at the Le Vian 2016 Red Carpet Revue at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center on May 31, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by David Becker/Getty Images for Le Vian)

Canadian media say Justin Trudeau will be next prime minister

Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau gives his victory speech after Canada's federal election in Montreal, Quebec, October 19, 2015. REUTERS/Chris Wattie TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY Justin Trudeau, son of late PM Pierre Trudeau, became Canada’s new PM after his Liberal Party won a majority of Parliament’s 338 seats.

12-foot gator killed after missing snorkeler found dead in Florida spring

The body of Jim Okkerse, 62, a missing snorkeler was found at Blue Spring State Park in Orange City, Florida. Officials say an alligator that was shot and killed at the state park may have killed Okkerse. The enormous beast was shot dead by responding wildlife officials in Blue Spring State Park Monday after it was seen near the man's body.

Ex-BBC journalist Jacky Sutton found dead in Istanbul airport’s bathroom; friends suspect murder

A local state-run report claims an emotional Jacky Sutton hanged herself after missing a flight. Some who knew her suspect she was murdered.

Guantanamo Bay prisoner accused of helping to plan 9/11 attack may be his own lawyer

FILE - In this Jan. 21, 2009 file photo of a sketch by court artist Janet Hamlin, and reviewed by the U.S. Military, Walid bin Attash, bottom, and Khalid Sheik Mohammad attend a hearing at the U.S. Military Commissions court for war crimes at the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. On Monday, Oct. 19, 2015 as a pretrial hearing was just starting at the U.S. base in Cuba, Yemeni prisoner Attash, who is charged in the Sept. 11 attack, said he may want to represent himself when long-stalled military proceedings against him resume. Attash said he has no faith in his defense team and asked the judge if he could have information about his rights if he were to represent himself. (AP Photo/Janet Hamlin, Pool, File) Yemeni prisoner Walid Bin Attash told the judge he wanted to know more about the procedures involved in representing himself, indicating that he was frustrated with his court-appointed lawyers.

'DRINKING' BUDDY: Olivia was 'hammered' on movie set

Fallen handgun fires, killing 8-year-old Georgia girl, wounding her mom: cops

Paulding County Georgia Sheriff's Dept is investigating the death of an 8 year old who died when a gun fell to the floor and then fired. The girl's mother, Marsha Lynch, 45, was doing her daughter's hair at the time. The bullet from a handgun that fell to the floor in a Georgia home wounded the woman and then struck her child in the head, cops said.

Man restrained by Aer Lingus flight crew dies after biting passenger: report

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - JANUARY 07: A320 Aer Lingus taxis to terminal at PRG Airport on January 07, 2014. Aer Lingus is the national flag carrier of Ireland. It operates a fleet of only Airbus aircraft. The passenger, a Brazilian national, reportedly bit another man at the back of a packed Aer Lingus flight and fell unconscious when the flight crew subdued him, the Irish Times reported.

Missing Love Ranch hooker found safe; friends said she disappeared after Odom's hospitalization

Bunny Lain turned despondent after Odom's hospitalization last week and hasn't been seen since early Saturday, a report says.

Pennsylvania pol tweets that Vice President Biden will run for President

Vice President Biden will likely announce his decision on whether to run for president in the next 48 hours, according to NBC.

HAPPY 'GILMORE': Beloved 'Girls' to be revived on Netflix

Mom of Princeton grad accused of killing dad insists he 'needs help'

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Mom says her allegedly murderous son needs mental help as prosecutors insist he is fit to for trial.

Donations fly in for homeless Philly family living in makeshift cardboard box from which toddler had briefly wandered off

Homeless Philadelphia parents were living in a make-shift cardboard box with their two kids when their 2-year-old toddler wandered off.

Boy who shot brother with dad's gun 'doesn't even remember' killing; bail set at $750,000

FBMD01000ac0030000630d0000bf14000004160000f716000016190000222200006e25000038270000c428000051500000 A judge reduced Michael Santiago's bail by arguing the man needed to be there for his family.

7 hikers killed in forest fire on Indonesia’s main Java island: official

Indonesian search and rescue team members carry the body of a hiker killed in a wildfire in Magetan on Monday. Seven hikers have died in the blaze. Two other hikers were severely injured in the fire Sunday on the slope of Lawu Mountain, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for the National Disaster Mitigation Agency.

AUTOS

Ford Focus and Fiesta get Flux Capacitor time travel package

During "Back to the Future" week, Ford will be offering a time travel package for its 2016 Focus and Fiesta lines, which includes a Flux Capacitor. In honor of 'Back to the Future' week, Ford will offer time travel package with Flux Capacitor

Top 5 things to do for Back to the Future Day

With Marty McFly and Doc scheduled to arrive, there are tons of events commemorating the day. If you are a fan of "Back to the Future" or the DeLorean, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the day that Marty and Doc arrived.

Dodge Viper will cease production in 2017

The Dodge Viper's days are numbered, as FCA-UAW contracts show the sports car getting the ax in 2017. Production plans in the forthcoming contract between Fiat-Chrysler and the UAW reveal plans to ax the Viper

2016 Honda Civic: TEST DRIVE and REVIEW

After an underperforming ninth generation, Honda has a lot riding on the 2016 Civic. The 10th generation Civic is better than ever, but do its improvements eclipse the Accord?

New York

Epileptic cabbie who mowed down man, girl in Bronx indicted on homicide charges

Accident Investigation on The Grand Concourse and East 170th Street Green Cab hit car then hit four people at a Bus stop 1 dead 3 rushed to area hospitals. Bronx prosecutors say Emilio Garcia, 44, was aware of his condition but failed to tell the Taxi and Limousine Commission before suffering a seizure while driving.

50 new U.S. citizens naturalized at Brooklyn Federal Court ceremony marking 150th anniversary of first swearing-in service

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson with some of the new Americans he helped naturalize at Brooklyn Federal Court on Monday. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson helped naturalize 50 new U.S. citizens Monday in a special Brooklyn Federal Court ceremony.

Doctor at center of Sheldon Silver corruption scandal speaks ill of ex-Assembly speaker's law firm

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 28: Former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver gives a statement as he leaves Federal Court after he entered a plea to the latest version of a criminal indictment in Manhattan, April 28, 2015 in New York City. The indictment against Silver alleges he exploited his power in Albany to collect $4 million in kickbacks. Prosecutors boosted charges against Silver, saying he did "certain official" favors for an investor who gave him access to high-yield investment opportunities. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images) In papers filed in Manhattan Federal Court, prosecutors said they want to show jurors an email that Dr. Robert Taub sent to another law firm complaining about Silver’s firm, Weitz & Luxenberg.

Judge rules against N.Y. right to die assisted by physician

Sara Myers, an ALS patient and plaintiff, speaks during a press conference discussing a lawsuit in New York Supreme Court, New York County, to clarify the ability of mentally competent, terminally ill New York patients to receive aid in dying from their physicians February 4, 2015 in Manhattan, New York. (Barry Williams / for New York Daily News) Three dying New Yorkers wanted their doctors off the hook if they assisted in their suicides.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

26 New York City Marathon facts from its new City Museum exhibit

The City Museum of New York's "The New York Marathon: The Great Race" exhibit features more than 100 photographs from the past 45 years of the New York City Marathon, timed to the Nov. 1 race. Pic: Staten Island, New York, 1998 The Museum of the City of New York celebrates the NYC Marathon just days ahead of its Nov. 1 running with a first-of-its-kind exhibition exploring the 45-year history of the world-famous road race.

Girl who was slain by stray bullet was serving brother dinner

Dameon Joyner(L) Keisha Miles(R) father and mother at a press conference for Dejah Joyner the innocent 12-year-old girl who was struck by a stray bullet in her Long Island Home. October 18, 2015. Brooklyn, New York. (Kevin C Downs for New York Daily News) Dejah Joyner was shot in the head when a bullet pierced her living room window.

L.I. dermatologist died of severe use of booze, cocaine

Victim, Kiersten Rickenbach Cerveny, was found dead in the vestibule of a Chelsea apartment building Sunday morning, October 4, 2015. A Long Island doctor found in the vestibule of a Chelsea apartment building died from “acute cocaine and alcohol intoxication."



Sports

Myers: Eli Manning plays down a level in Giants bad loss

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi One week ago, after Eli Manning led a last-minute drive to beat the 49ers, Giants co-owner John Mara got caught up in the moment.

Mehta: Five rules for the Jets on how to beat the Patriots

The guide to beating the Patriots comes with explicit instructions that should help the Jets foil their eternal nemesis.

McCarron: To Cubs fans, Murphy is a curse word in Chicago

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Daniel Murphy is the talk of the National League Championship Series, the Met masher who has taken over the playoffs with his sweet swing.

Joe Maddon blasts theme from 'Rocky' to pump up Cubs

Cubs manager Joe Maddon is attempting to channel the Italian Stallion as inspiration for his team.



EXCLUSIVE: Director of 'Showgirls’ sorry it ruined star's career

Man found dead and handcuffed in car in Staten Island parking lot likely killed himself: cops

A body was found Monday in the parking lot belonging to the Jewish Community Center of Staten Island in Sea View. Police got a startling 911 call at 8:38 a.m. notifying them to the discovery of the body on Manor Road.

'Mommy blogger' accused of injecting daughter with urine in an attempt to get doctor 'to treat' the child

child injection shot web stock An Australian "mommy blogger" is accused of harming her daughter by injecting her with urine.

Fewer city classrooms are overcrowded: teachers union

MR & PR The number of overcrowded classrooms in city schools dropped by 15% in 2015, data released Monday by the teachers union shows.

Pennsylvania woman sentenced to 10 years in N.J. prison over murder-for-hire plot

Denise Marie Nagrodski, 52, of Easton Pennsylvania. Arrested on charges that she attempted to hire a hit man to kill her daughter's ex-boyfriend and two others in New Jersey.Credit - New Jersey Attorney General's Office A woman was sentenced to 10 years in state prison for paying a purported hit man $1,000 to kill three people.

Alessandra works out, Ben goes to church

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Protesters try to block Uber bill for New York state

An Uber sign is seen in a car in New York June 30, 2015. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz - RTX1IHW0 Uber’s critics argued the bill falls short on safety rules.

'THIS IS THE NIGHT YOU DIE': Drunken Rugby pro cuffed after chasing 2 women to Upper West Side building

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 23: Matthew Lodge of the Tigers is tackled during the round 11 NRL match between the Wests Tigers and the North Queensland Cowboys at Campbelltown Sports Stadium on May 23, 2015 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Matt King/Getty Images) Matthew Lodge, 20, a forward for the Sydney-based Wests Tigers, made the remarks as he chased the two German tourists into the building on West End Ave. at 4 a.m. Friday, cops said.

Adorable kitten found abandoned with desperate plea for 'loving home' from child

FBMD01000a9c0d0000144e0000b5b80000a7bc000007c00000f204010030bf0100ddcf010097d8010075e00100e60b0300 A kitten was found in a box on the street with a message apparently written by a child pleading that the feline be given a new home.

German politician wins mayoral election 1 day after getting stabbed in the neck for helping refugees

Picture taken on October 16, 2015 shows Henriette Reker (L), a prominent candidate for the mayoral election in Cologne, campaigning in Cologne, western Germany. Reker suffered serious stab wounds to the neck during an assault on October 17, 2015 in Cologne. German police said the stabbing of Reker had a "racist political" motive linked to the huge numbers of migrants entering the country. AFP PHOTO / DPA / OLIVER BERG +++ GERMANY OUT +++OLIVER BERG/AFP/Getty Images Henriette Reker, an indepedent candidate endorsed by German chancellor Angela Merkel, took 52.7% of the vote while recovering from the knife attack in a local hospital, according to local reports.

LABOR PAINS: Chrissy vows to stop tweeting about pregnancy

HOLLYWOOD, CA - OCTOBER 13: Model Chrissy Teigen arrives at the La Mer Celebrates 50 Years Of An Icon at Siren Studios on October 13, 2015 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Gregg DeGuire/WireImage)

Missing Florida girl, 11, believed to be found dead inside relative's freezer

Janiya Thomas, 11, is believed to have been found deceased after going missing. The body of Janiya Thomas, 11, was believed to be found in a deep freezer at a relative’s Manatee County home late Sunday, according to local reports.

More than half of Americans want stricter gun laws: poll

According to a new Gallup survey, 55% of adults nationwide want stricter regulation of the sale of guns. A majority of Americans want tougher gun control laws, a poll released Monday showed.

video THE WRONG MAN: Immigrant mistaken for terrorist killed after Israel bus station attack

Security camera footage from terror attack on Beersheba bus station on October 18, 2015. The death of Haptom Zerhom, said to be in his late 20s, spiked tensions even higher in the area following the shooting.

Britney suffers wardrobe malfunction — AGAIN

Britney Speasr has a wardrobe malfunction during her Las Vegas show on October 16, 2015.

Ohio postpones executions until 2017 over drug worries

THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 2014 FILE PHOTO Ohio last put someone to death in January 2014.

HISPANICS LOVE ME! Trump shrugs off threats from Hispanic groups...says he's popular in community

Republican presidential candidate Donal Trump has shrugged off threats from prominent Latino groups, saying he is actually popular among Hispanics. Donald Trump claimed that he’s actually popular among the ethnic group that he, earlier this year, derided as “criminals.”

BON APET-CHOO! Majority of food industry workers won’t skip work when sick

Waitress serving food web stock Sick food workers are coming achoo.

JWOWW! Pauly D cleans up for 'Shore' co-star's wedding

Jersey Shore star Paul 'Pauly D working a toned-down look with natural eyebrows

Chicago boy fatally shoots little brother as they played cops and robbers after dad bought gun from fellow gang member for protection: police

An innocent game of cops and robbers turned into an awful true crime in Chicago Saturday night, when a 6-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his 3-year-old brother with their father’s revolver, police said.

Police sketches shows two men who attacked Paris train hero

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY SACRAMENTO POLICE DEPARTMENT Sacramento investigators have put a face to two men suspected of attacking a celebrated U.S. Airman who helped thwart a Paris terrorist plot

House GOP facing budget chaos without a speaker

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Paul Ryan has said he’s not interested in the speakership. House Republicans returned to Washington Monday not knowing who their next leader might be and facing looming budget deadlines

Ashlee Simpson shows off adorable baby Jagger Snow

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EXCLUSIVE Former inmate sues over injuries suffered from brutal beating allegedly planned by jail guard linked to Bloods gang

Gilbert Bacallao says he still suffers from a brutal beatdown by a group of fellow jailbirds that was allegedly ordered up by a city correction officer with gang ties.

Trial begins for accused mobster Asaro in Lufthansa heist

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Reputed capo Vincent Asaro allegedly planned the Dec. 11, 1978, crime with legendary Luchese mobster James (Jimmy the Gent) Burke.

Donald Trump and Ben Carson to get Secret Service protection

SEPT. 16, 2015 FILE PHOTO. GOP presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Ben Carson soon will have Secret Service protection, according to a report.

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