Wednesday, November 11, 2015

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'READY FOR WAR': Video shows school cop in Florida slamming 13-year-old boy to ground, twisting his arm

Investigators said the Kissimmee Middle School student did nothing to provoke the takedown, and officer Mario Badia was placed on leave and arrested in May after the run-in earlier that month.

'I DON'T GIVE A CRUST! Michigan mayor would rather attend pizza party than hear out residents of foreclosed homes

Residents on the verge of losing their homes gathered to attempt to make public comment. The mayor of a Detroit suburb was too busy to hear the pleas of foreclosed homeowners — he had a pizza party to attend.

DEBATE FURY & FIZZLE: GOP candidates face off in toned-down, economically focused debate, arguing over jobs and spending

Presidential candidates (Left to right) John Kasich, Jeb Bush, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), Donald Trump, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz (R-TX), Carly Fiorina, and Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) take the stage in Milwaukee. The stakes were high, but the GOP presidential contenders set off few fireworks Tuesday at the fourth Republican debate.

WHAT AN ANGEL! Kendall stuns in VS fashion show debut

Donald Trump says Carly Fiorina chimed in too much during GOP debate: 'Why does she keep interrupting everybody?'

MILWAUKEE, WI - NOVEMBER 10: Presidential candidate Donald Trump pauses during the Star Spangled Banner in the opening of the Republican Presidential Debate sponsored by Fox Business and the Wall Street Journal at the Milwaukee Theatre November 10, 2015 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The fourth Republican debate is held in two parts, one main debate for the top eight candidates, and another for four other candidates lower in the current polls. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) In one of the few eyebrow raising moments of Tuesday night’s GOP 2016 debate, Donald Trump accused Carly Fiorina of being a serial interrupter.

Person of interest in Texas judge's assassination attempt faces murder charge in Houston

Chimene Onyeri, 28, is a suspect in the murder of Judge Julie Kocurek. He is also accused of killing another man. Chimene Onyeri is being questioned in an attempt on Judge Julie Kocurek’s life after Houston authorities captured the 28-year-old Monday on suspicion of shooting a man to death, according to local reports.

Marine killed by Colorado homeowner mistook house for his after night of drinking: sister

Twitter profile photo of Christopher Nelson, Marine veteran, who was shot to death in Denver, Colorado after entering someone else's house by accident. Christopher Nelson, 32, was killed Friday, three blocks from his home in southwest Denver. Nelson's sister Danielle Krehbiel told KMGH-TV this week that her brother was walking home from a bar.

Mary-Louise Parker says Crudup left her pregnant and alone

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University of Missouri football players return to practice after president resigns; school issues alert warning students of threats

COLUMBIA, MO - NOVEMBER 10: Members of the University of Missouri Tigers Football Team return to practice at Memorial Stadium at Faurot Field on November 10, 2015 in Columbia, Missouri. The university looks to get things back to normal after the recent protests on campus that lead to the resignation of the schools President and Chancellor on November 9. (Photo by Michael B. Thomas/Getty Images) The University of Missouri football team returned to practice a day after a strike by black players forced the school president to resign.

Jose Reyes' fight with wife 'resulted in injuries,' barred from seeing her for three days, Hawaii cops say

Arrest photo of Colorado Rockies Shortstop Jose Reyes from October 31, 2015, Maui, Hawaii. Reyes was arrested for domestic abuse for allegedly assaulting his wife in their hotel room. Disturbing details have emerged from the Halloween day domestic abuse incident in Hawaii involving Jose Reyes.

Grand jury indicts 106 bikers in deadly Waco shootout with police

WACO, TX - MAY 18: The Twin Peaks restaurant, the scene of a motorcyle gang shootout, is seen May 18, 2015 in Waco, Texas. A shootout between rival biker gangs began in the afternoon May 17, led to nine dead, many injured and 170 arrerested. (Photo by Erich Schlegel/Getty Images) A grand jury returned indictments against 106 of 177 bikers arrested following the deadly shootout outside a Waco, Texas, restaurant in May.

California boy, 5, praised for quick thinking after saving grandmother's life in house fire

Nathaniel Stocks, 5, is credited with getting his family to safety when their Phelan, California home caught fire Saturday morning. Nathaniel Stocks woke up early Saturday to his room filled with smoke and the blaze spreading. But the quick-thinking little boy refused to panic and remembered basic fire safety rules to escape the flames.

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Alabama boy, 8, faces murder charge in beating death of 1-year-old girl as child's mother partied at nightclub: authorities

Kelci Devine Lewis, 1, of Birmingham, Alabama, was beaten to death by her older brother, 8, while her mother, Katerra Lewis, was allegedly at a nightclub. From a family member's Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/april.brown.1044/photos The murder charge was announced against the boy Tuesday. It makes him the youngest suspect ever accused of homicide in Jefferson County, AL.com reported.

Campbell's changes classic chicken noodle soup recipe for new generation

Stock image of Chicken Noodle Soup. Campbell’s announced they are altering their classic chicken noodle soup recipe for the better. The company is paring down the soup's ingredients from 30 to 20 for a more natural flavor.

Police identify gunman in fatal Penn Station shooting, release photo of 300-pound accomplice

Police are looking for Vincent Arcona, 27, in connection to the three men shot outside of a McDonald's close to Penn Station Monday. Vincent “Fat Chris” Arcona, 27, told the three victims, who were waiting for a nearby methadone clinic to open, that he and his friend would be selling drugs in the area.

Donald Trump doubles down on anti-immigration stance during GOP debate, getting into argument with John Kasich

“I was so happy yesterday when I saw that decision come down. That was an unbelievable decision,” Trump said of a federal court ruling that blocked several of President Obama’s executive orders on immigration. “I was so happy yesterday when I saw that decision come down. That was an unbelievable decision. We don’t have enough of those decisions coming down,” the billionaire mogul said.

Chrissy shares look inside empty underwear drawer

Lufthansa flight attendants' strike expected to affect 100,000 travelers

Passengers queue in front of Lufthansa counters at the airport in Frankfurt, Germany, Saturday Nov. 7, 2015. Cabin crew at Lufthansa are staging a second day of strikes, forcing the German airline to cancel some 520 short- and medium-haul flights. The UFO union called members working on Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 planes at Lufthansa's main Frankfurt hub out on strike for 17 hours starting at 6 a.m. Saturday, along with cabin crew based in Duesseldorf, Germany. (Boris Roessler/dpa via AP) The German carrier said it has canceled 931 flights even as Lufthansa and the UFO flight attendants union sought mediation in their dispute.

GREENMAN Republicans held genuinely substantive debate in Milwaukee — which is bad news for Donald Trump and Ben Carson

The debate in Milwaukee was much more toned down and substantive than previous GOP debates, which bodes ill for Donald Trump and Ben Carson. Tuesday night's GOP debate from Milwaukee was a more substantive affair than previous debates, which hurt Donald Trump and Dr. Carson.

FLORIDA SCHOOL HORROR: Teen critical after he shoots himself in the head during English class

FBMD01000a9c0d0000c8720000b6f600007bfc000017040100d7500100355902009e7402009f810200f09002003fa40400 A troubled Florida teen shot himself in the head during a high school English class Tuesday morning, police said.

OPINION Bratton's advice on how to treat New York's homeless factually flawed and morally bankrupt

PHILADELPHIA, PA - SEPTEMBER 22: A homeless man panhandles on a street in downtown Philadelphia where Pope Francis is scheduled to visit on September 22, 2015 in New York City. The project, which features hundreds of "knots", or prayer slips, seeks to represent the struggles individuals go through in life's journey. The Pope will be making his first trip to the United States on a three-city, five-day tour that will begin in Washington on September 22, then travel to New York City and Philadelphia. The Pope will depart on September 27. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton doled out some harsh advice this week.

One bubbly babe! Christie reveals beauty secret

Christie Brinkley uses Champagne as a boozy beauty ingredient

Cop, hubby's feud over woman may have sparked police shooting that killed autistic boy in Louisiana

Norris Greenhouse (top left) and a fellow deputy city marshal, Derrick Stafford (below l.) are accused of fatally shooting down Chris Few’s 6-year-old son, Jeremy Mardis.

DECAPITATED IN NEWARK: Body of missing woman found in garage

The body of Pamela Davis was found in a Newark garage with her head separated from the corpse, according to the Essex County Prosecutor. Police identified the woman Tuesday as Pamela Davis, who lived a few houses away from where her body was found, and was reported missing on Oct. 30, News 12 New Jersey reported.

Psychologist who found accused dad killer fit to stand trial ignored years of troubling history: lawyer

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Dr. Stuart Kirschner, under cross-examination by Gilbert's Jr.'s lawyer Alex Spiro, said he reviewed the defendant's medical records but that it was not "relevant" to whether he's fit now.

Maniac gets death for fatal shooting at Jewish centers in Kansas

Frazier Glenn Cross, also known as Glenn Miller, gives a Nazi salute after being found guilty of capital murder in Olathe, Kansas Upon the judge's announcement, Miller yelled "Heil Hitler" and was removed from the courtroom.
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PHOTOS: 2016 Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4

The Lamborghini Huracan will break the bank with an MSRP of $240,745. Lamborghini's latest supercar, the Huracan, is a screaming V-10 banshee that has all the attitude in the world.

GENESIS OF GENESIS: Hyundai previews the new Genesis G90

The new Genesis G90 is the first model of Hyundai's new Genesis luxury brand.  With the Genesis G90, it seems Hyundai has found its replacement for the Equus.

CAN'T BUY VW LOVE: Volkswagen looks to buy trust back

Greenpeace activists demonstrate at the entrance to the Volkswagen plant in Wolfsburg, central Germany, on November 9, 2015. Germany's consumers association wants auto giant Volkswagen to offer vouchers as a form of compensation to German customers affected by the massive pollution cheating scandal. After installing emissions cheating software in millions of vehicles, Volkswagen is looking to make amends to customers with cash.

ELECTRIFYING NEWS: Faraday Future looks to compete with Tesla

The Chinese-backed and California-based automaker is trying to join Tesla as the early entries into the luxury electric automotive sector. A new venture backed by a Chinese billionaire, Faraday Future, is looking to take some market share from Elon Musk and Tesla.

CADDY'S BACK: New 2017 XT5 crossover from Cadillac unveiled

The first-ever 2017 Cadillac XT5 luxury crossover is the cornerstone of a new series of crossovers in the brand’s ongoing expansion. The first-ever XT5 premieres in November 2015 at the Dubai and Los Angeles auto shows and begins production in the U.S. and China in spring 2016. With the 2017 XT5, the successor to the popular SRX, Cadillac has created a new wave of luxury crossovers.

Porsche shifts course with shifting gears

Porsche introduced the Tiptronic function on their automatic transmission more than two decades ago.  Finally, Porsche tosses out its “wrong way” shift behavior.
New York

Staten Island man arrested in fight over cell phone had cache of replica guns, real weapons stashed at home: cops

These replica assault rifles were among a cache of replica guns and real weapons found at the home of Anthony Romano, 34, of Heartland Village in Staten Island. Cops recovered five fake assault rifles, three fake long rifles, 12 fake handguns, and a collection of knives and daggers from Romano on Monday, November 9, 2015. Caption reads: Great arrest last night by 121 anti-crime team. Anthony Romano, 34, was cuffed after he threatened a 43-year-old man with a simulated assault rifle during a fight over a cell phone Monday outside Romano’s home in Heartland Village, cops said.

Driver of car that flipped onto Brooklyn sidewalk, killing 1, arrested for driving without license: cops

Paul Omoregie, 58, was trying to stop another car from passing him on Flatbush Ave. near Abermarle Rd. in Flatbush around 5:30 p.m. Monday when he lost control of his car. Witnesses said Paul Omoregie, who was driving a Nissan Sedan, tried to stop another car from passing him on Flatbush Ave. near Abermarle Rd. in Flatbush around 5:30 p.m. Monday.

Michael Bloomberg pokes fun at Bill de Blasio at annual Al Smith Dinner

Nov. 10, 2015 Afred E Smith Memorial Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria Mayor Michael Bloomber and Cardinal Dolan Bloomberg poked fun at everything from Hizzoner's penchant for the national spotlight to his feud with the governor.

HIP HIP HOO-RAISE! Cuomo to bump state workers minimum wage to $15 per hour

Mayor Bill de Blasio at a fight for $15 rally which took place outside of a McDonald’s in Downtown Brooklyn on Tuesday. The move is expected to boost the pay checks of some 10,000 workers, most of whom live outside of New York City.

Brooklyn inmate under Ebola quarantine released to the Feds

Wilson Tyler, 51, was the subject of an emergency hearing Friday in Brooklyn Federal Court, demanding to appear before a judge to argue for his release on bail so he can return to Kansas where he faces drug charges. Wilson Tyler, 51, was arrested last month by U.S. marshals at Kennedy Airport and placed under 21-day isolation even though he had no symptoms.

Queens man indicted on charges he killed ex-girlfriend with scissors, then stuffed body in trunk of car

Luis Zambrano (pictured) has been indicted on charges that he killed his ex-girlfriend Angie Escobar when he stabbed her multiple times with scissors, and then stuffed the body into the trunk of her car. Luis Zambrano, 30, stabbed Angie Escobar "over and over again" with a pair of scissors after she broke up with him, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said Tuesday.
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Yonkers man charged with killing 24-year-old found in Cadillac on Bronx street

NR Michael Canag, 21, faces a murder charge in the Dec. 31, 2012, slaying of Erion Mecani, police said Tuesday.

GoFundMe for Long Island girl, 9, mauled to death by pit bull raises $22G

Amiyah Kayla Dunston was playing with two friends in a debris-strewn, fenced-in backyard on Holland Ave. near Murray Hill St. when a pit bull mauled and killed her. A GoFundMe page for Amiyah Dunston’s family quickly surpassed the $15,000 sought for funeral expenses and “potential grief counseling.”

Lawyer fined $10,000 for misusing legal license 'feigned an assault' in courtroom, judge says

NR Anthony Zappin, 30, testified that Paul Kurland, 69, had "stabbed" him in the ribs with his elbow as the two wrestled over potential court exhibits.

College rates up for NYC public school graduates, education department data reveals

New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña visits PS 133 to read with 2nd-graders and make an announcement about a new initiative called Read 365in Brooklyn, NY on November 2, 2015. (Stephanie Keith for New York Daily News) More students who graduated from public high schools in 2014 enrolled in college compared with the class of 2013, officials say.

SEE THE VIDEO TAKE DOWN! Brooklyn carjacker's failed getaway caught on dashcam

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Suspect Miquel Avilon is now facing a slew of robbery and grand larceny charges for the not-so-joyful joyride that began in Bay Ridge and ended in Sunset Park, officials said.
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