Saturday, November 21, 2015

EARLY BIRD NEWS


Brussels under lockdown with 'precise information' on risk of terror threat, Turkey detains 3 suspects, including Belgian, possibly linked to Paris attack

Subways in Brussels are closed and heavily armed police and soldiers deployed.

Paris nurse unwittingly tried to save bomber Brahim Abdeslam

David, a French nurse who delivered first aid to a suicide attacker who blew himself up at the Comptoir Voltaire cafe during last week's Paris attacks, poses during an interview with Reuters in Paris, France, November 20, 2015. To match Exclusive FRANCE-SHOOTING/NURSE-BOMBER REUTERS/Eric Gaillard As soon as he realized the person he was trying to save had just tried to kill him, David says the fire services arrived.

Man, 38, shot twice, killed in Queens

Shell casings are marked at the scene of a shooting on Brooklyn Avenue and Clarendon Road in Brooklyn, New York City on Thursday, October 8 2015. (Gardiner Anderson for New York Daily News) A 38-year-old man was fatally shot in Queens early Saturday, cops said.

Jessica Seinfeld says husband Jerry is low maintenance

Rikers guard accused of raping female inmate on bus

A New York City Corrections bus turns onto the Rikers Island entry road in New York, U.S., on Friday, May 20, 2011. Dominique Strauss-Kahn, former managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) who is currently Oct. on bail following charges of sexual assault and attempted rape of a hotel housekeeper, was discharged from jail after a New York judge ordered his release to temporary housing in downtown Manhattan, where he will be under 24-hour armed guard. Photograph: Rick Maiman/Bloomberg A Rikers Island correction officer raped a female prisoner and had his coworker watch, a federal lawsuit alleges.

Man shot in back by cops after chase held on $1M bond

Kareem Thomas, at Brooklyn criminal court where he was charged with gun possession and reckless driving. He was shot by a police officer while allegedly attempting to flee police. Brooklyn, New York, Friday, November 20, 2015. (Jesse Ward for New York Daily News.) A police officer shot Kareem Thomas who reached for a gun he had dropped, according to court papers.

ASPCA worker dies from 9/11-related cancer

Shawn Inglima The woman diagnosed with cancer from toxic fumes she inhaled rescuing cats and dogs from homes in the shadow of Ground Zero has died.

'Homeland' star must pay ex-hubby $23G per month

S.I. pol: No more IDs for undocumented immigrants

Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis, R-Staten Island, walks through the Assembly Chamber at the Capitol on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2015, in Albany, N.Y. The Assembly session scheduled for today was canceled following the arrest of Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, D-Manhattan. Silver, who has been one of the most powerful men in Albany for more than two decades, was arrested Thursday on public corruption charges. (AP Photo/Mike Groll) A Staten Island assemblywoman is calling on Mayor de Blasio to stop issuing municipal ID cards to undocumented immigrants.

7 dead in New Zealand chopper crash

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Man in Batman jacket tried to rape woman, 62: cops

5 Precinct Attemtped Rape (RMA# 2857-15): The New York City Police Department is asking the public's assistance identifying the suspect wanted for attempted rape within the confines of the 5 Precinct in Chinatown, Manhattan. Details are as follows: Cops are looking for a creep who wore a leather jacket emblazoned with the Bat Signal.

U.S. woman killed in Mali attack worked to fight AIDS

Anita Datar is the only known American killed in Mali. This is one of her Facebook photos, from 2013, with her son Rohan. The American woman killed in Mali had dedicated her life to helping others, and had never given up on her dream of a world without AIDS.

Ex-NY Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, son Adam were actually rich during 'financial troubles': records

Charles Dorego said that Adam Skelos had called him “as rageful as I've ever heard,” furious that he wasn’t getting a higher commission. While Dean Skelos and his son were allegedly forcing businesses to give money during 'financial troubles,' Adam was raking in piles of cash.

AN AWFUL GIFT: Kylie dumps Tyga on his 26th birthday

EVERYBODY'S ENEMY: Fugitive Paris terror attack suspect fears reprisal from ISIS for not blowing himself up during massacre

-GBR Salah Abdeslam was the only extremist to survive the synchronized Nov. 13 attacks, which killed 130 people and wounded at least 350 more.

DEEP-ROOTED ISSUES: Manhattan dentist busted for child porn, selling meth after he told informant he attends bestiality parties

A dentist who told an informant he attends bestiality sex parties was busted for sharing child porn and peddling meth, officials said.

Teen and two others charged with murder of California cop

Downey cop, Ricardo (Ricky) Galvez, was killed Wednesday night in his car. The teen, Abel Diaz, was charged Friday with murder in the death of Downey police Officer Ricardo (Ricky) Galvez.

'Illini White Student Union' accuses Black Lives Matter activists of terrorism

A Facebook page ostensibly created for an audience at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign called “Illini White Students Union” has drawn fire after it characterized the national Black Lives Matter movement as “terrorism.” Created Wednesday after a protest sympathetic to Black Lives Matter, the page declared itself “for white students of University of Illinois to be able to form a community and discuss our own issues as well as be able to organize against the terrorism we have been facing from Black Lives Matter activists on campus,” as the Daily Illini reported. An “Illini White Student Union” accused Black Lives Matter protesters of terrorism against white students Wednesday.

GONE WAYNE: NRA boss LaPierre ducks Daily News for third day

epa03515897 Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association (NRA) Wayne LaPierre delivers a statement on the NRA's response to calls for tighter gun control, in Washington DC, USA, 21 December 2012. Following the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, the second deadliest mass shooting in the nation's history, many people are calling for stricter gun control laws that will ban military-style machine guns and high capacity ammunition clips. EPA/MICHAEL REYNOLDS For the third straight day, NRA head Wayne LaPierre didn’t surface at his home or office.

Anna Duggar is 'heartbroken' over Josh's sex scandal

Two suicide bombers in Paris attacks passed through Greece, posed as migrants: officials

epa05032297 French police Forensics seen outside the rue du Corbillon building in Saint-Denis, northern Paris suburb on 19 November, 2015. Police raid an assault early 18 November in connection with last week's terrorist attacks. According to officials, two people were dead, several police officers were injured and at least eight people were arrested. EPA/CHRISTOPHE PETIT TESSON Two of the three suicide bombers who blew themselves up near a French soccer stadium in Paris a week ago had passed through Greece posing as migrants fleeing the Syrian war, prosecutors said Friday.

U.S. releases Jonathan Pollard, who spied for Israel, from North Carolina prison

Jonathan Pollard, jailed for 30 years on charges of spying for Israel, leaves  Manhattan Federal Court a free man on Friday, November 20, 2015.  Pollard is set to be released on Friday, 30 years after he was caught selling American intelligence secrets to Israel.

Obama administration asks Supreme Court to review proposal giving work permits to immigrants

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The Obama administration asked the nation’s highest court to review its proposal to give work permits to as many as 5 million immigrants.

St. Lucian women arrested with cocaine molded as sex toys in their vaginas

Two St. Lucian women were sentenced to jail for transporting cocaine in their vaginas. Cosmetologist Chermisa Wheeler, 38, and babysitter Andree Willy, 43, were sentenced on drug trafficking charges incurred while trying to board a return flight to their native St. Lucia.

Sophia and Joe arrive in Palm Beach for lavish wedding

Olympic gold medalist, Tuskegee airman Mal Whitfield dies at 91

WHITFIELD, MAL (RUNNER-SULLIVAN TROPHY) Mal Whitfield, a three-time Olympic gold medalist runner and a Tuskegee airman, died Thursday in Washington. He was 91.

SEE IT PAYBACK TIME: Russian military writing ‘For Paris’ on bombs being dropped on ISIS

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY RUSSIAN DEFENSE MINISTRY PRESS SERVICE. MANDATORY CREDIT AP CANNOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY DATE, LOCATION OR CONTENT OF THIS FOOTAGE A video posted online by the Defense Ministry also shows a serviceman writing "For Our Guys" on a bomb at Russia's Hmeymim airbase.

GOP prez hopeful Chris Christie denies being threatened aboard plane delayed five hours in S.F.

Republican presidential candidate Gov. Chris Christie pauses during his speech at a rally at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa October 30, 2015. REUTERS/Mark Kauzlarich New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was threatened by another passenger aboard his flight from San Francisco to Boston Friday morning.

Utah students told to make ISIS propaganda posters for class project

A Utah school is apologizing after a ninth grade teacher assigned students to draw a propaganda poster for ISIS. One Utah school is apologizing after a teacher tasked students with drawing mock-up Islamic State terrorist propaganda posters.
AUTOS

PHOTOS: Cars and concepts at the LA Auto Show

Alfa Romeo went old school this week at the Los Angeles Auto Show, busting out a classic 1960s TZ2. Tinseltown is home to one of the nation's biggest auto shows every year. Here are our favorites from LA 2015.

LA AUTO SHOW: 10 things to know at the show!

We can breath a sigh of relief, the Fiat 124 Spider doesn't look like an arachnid.  Los Angeles proves this is going to be one wild auto show season.

Hyundai to recall 305,000 cars for faulty brake lights

Hyundai is recalling all Sonata vehicles manufactured December 11, 2009, to April 12, 2012 at Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama and equipped with either a 2.0 liter or 2.4 liter Gasoline Direct injection engine. Some 2011-12 Sonatas were outfitted with brake light that won't switch off.

A chat with Jaguar designer Ian Callum at LA 2015

We sat down for a chat with legendary Jaguar designer Ian Callum to talk cars, cows, Martians, and more at the 2015 LA Auto Show. We sat down with legendary car designer and Jaguar Director of Design Ian Callum at the LA Auto Show to talk cars, cows, and James Bond.

LA Auto Show: 2017 Buick LaCrosse

The new LaCrosse is swoopy and decidedly American.  Buick plays to its strengths, while plotting a brand new future.

Tesla runs into seat belt problems

tesla model s 90,000 Tesla Model S cars will be recalled because of faulty seat belts.
New York

Man, 27, arrested for fatal shooting in the Bronx

Crime scene on E Tremont Ave near Clinton Ave where two people were shot. Bronx, New York. Saturday, September 19th, 2015. (Angus Mordant for New York Daily News) Cops arrested him for fatally shooting a man and critically wounding a woman in the Bronx.

School bus flips in Queens, injuring 3

Police work on overturned school bus on the corner of Inwood Street and Liberty ave, in Queens three people in the bus were hurt and two were rescued by a passerby who pulled them out of the bus. Photos by Robert Stridiron. 11/20/15 Three people, including one student, were taken to the hospital Friday after a school bus overturned in Queens, authorities said.

FDNY firefighters unveil new fireboat honoring 9/11 hero

The FDNY Marine Company take control of their new fireboat at the FDNY naming ceremony in honour of First Deputy Commissioner William M. Feehan who was killed on 9/11 at the South Street Seaport in Downtown, Manhattan on Friday November 20, 2015 in New York City, USA. City firefighters unveiled a new vessel in honor of a heroic former FDNY honcho who died in the line of duty on 9/11.

Dean Skelos, son Adam threatened to nix $12M contract in effort to swindle more money, exec testifies

Charles Dorego said that Adam Skelos had called him “as rageful as I've ever heard,” furious that he wasn’t getting a higher commission. Dean Skelos and his son Adam threatened to nix a $12 million contract with Nassau County unless Adam Skelos got a bigger commission.

'Grid Kid Slayer' detective questions key witness' account

"I did not believe what he was saying, I did not believe parts of it and I thought, when I first met him, he was looking for something,” Retired NYPD Detective Thomas Burns said of John Avitto. The lead detective on the "Grid Kid Slayer" investigation did not believe the prosecutor's key witness 10 years ago.
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Autumn Legionnaires' outbreak likely caused by Bronx Psychiatric Center’s cooling tower

A cooling tower at the Bronx Psychiatric Center is the likely source of the city’s latest Legionnaire’s disease outbreak, officials said. A Bronx Psychiatric Center cooling tower was identified as the likely source of the latest Legionnaires’ disease outbreak, officials said.

Blaz says 'greatest failure' has been slow response to city's homeless epidemic

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Mayor de Blasio said Friday he should have done more to convince people he was on top of the homeless problem in the city.

7 NYC classrooms to reserve up to 60% of seats for disadvantaged students

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