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Record number of homeless are sleeping in NYC shelters More than 50,000 homeless are sleeping in shelters every night, according to a new report Homeless Coalition blames the mayor for eliminating assistance programs Department of Homeless Services calls that accusation ‘misleading’ SPENCER PLATT/GETTY IMAGES

By the numbers The report notes that these numbers do not include “the thousands of New Yorkers displaced by Hurricane Sandy, many of whom comprise extremely low-income households.”

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NYC spends most time commuting New census data shows what Metro readers doubtlessly already know: The New York metro sees more commuting than anywhere else in the country. More people commute to work in Manhattan than to any county in the country.

On top of that, more commuters — a record 400,000 — travel from New Jersey to New York than between any other states in the country.

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Nor’easter arrives today NEW YORK. Prepare for snow – a nor’easter is coming our way today. The National Weather Service projects that a winter storm will arrive in the city today and last until tomorrow. The NWS projects snow in the afternoon. Snowfall is expected to continue into tomorrow as wind gusts increase. A chance of snow continues through Tuesday night, according to the predictions.

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The Coalition of the Homeless report says that 50,000 use city shelters on an average night.

City records show the number of people sleeping in shelters this year averaged more than 50,000, which a new report from the Coalition for the Homeless says is a record “since modern homelessness emerged three decades ago.”

The report holds Mayor Michael Bloomberg responsible for the rise, alleging that had he not discontinued practices under the previous three mayors, the “homeless shelter population” would

Modern life Patrick Markee, the policy analyst responsible for the report, said that homelessness as we know it — large numbers of homeless, mostly single men, on the streets and in transportation terminals — emerged in the early 1980s, as a result of the economic recession and Reagan cutbacks to federal housing programs.

not have “risen by a staggering 61 percent and the number of homeless families [by] 73 percent.”

“Mayor Bloomberg’s elimination of all affordable housing assistance for homeless families is a major factor behind the historic homelessness crisis,” the report says. “Previous New York City mayors, from Ed Koch to David Dinkins to Rudy Giuliani, targeted federal and city housing resources to help homeless families relocate from shelters to stable,

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Department of Homeless Services Commissioner Seth Diamond called that accusation “misleading.” He noted that permanent housing funding, known as Section 8, was not cut by the mayor, but has been crippled by an absence of financial support from the federal government.

“You can’t have a homeless housing program that is based on something that doesn’t exist,” Diamond said. “It’s unfair to people

families are still in hotels, YMCAs, and shelters, but Patrick Markee at the Coalition said there are “obviously many more still doubled up with friends or family.”

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According to Commissioner Diamond, 25 percent less people entered the shelter system in February 2013 than did in 2011.

in the shelter system to tell them this is the answer when it’s not the reality.”

A DHS spokesperson added, “We are not facing the same economy that the previous three mayors faced, we are not facing the same federal resources that the previous three mayors faced. The Coalition needs to realize that it is no longer 1970; we are in a different time that requires different solutions.”

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The FBI is asking for the public’s help in solving the mystery of a drone spotted near Kennedy Airport yesterday.

FBI Special Agent in Charge John Giacalone said that the FBI is investigating an unmanned aircraft a pilot saw while approaching JFK. According to the FBI, on Monday afternoon, the Alitalia Flight pilot saw a small drone while he was approaching the airport.

The Alitalia flight was about three miles away from the runway, flying at about 1,750 feet, according to the FBI. The FBI reports that the unmanned aircraft was

A drone was spotted flying near Kennedy Airport.

What are some drone uses?

The FAA has authorized use of unmanned aircrafts for missions like

firefighting, disaster relief, and search and rescue.

Other uses may include military training, the FAA spokesman said, or state universities conducting research.

within just 200 feet of the landing plane.

Agents want to know who operated the aircraft, which they described as black and about 3 feet wide with four propellers.

“The FBI is asking anyone with information about the unmanned aircraft or the operator to contact us,” Giacalone said. “Our paramountconcern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew.”

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the report.

The pilot did not need to take evasive action, according to the FAA, and landed safely.

An FAA spokesman told Metro that law enforcement and public agencies need a permit from the FAA to fly an unmanned aircraft like a drone.

But private citizens can operate one as long as they stay under 400 feet and three miles away from an airport. If they go closer, they need to warn the airport control tower, he said.

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car. The victim, 45, was not injured. The suspect is described as male, Hispanic, 50 to 55 and 5-foot-10. He was wearing a green Army baseball cap and green Army shirt, cops said.

Anyone with info should call 800-577-TIPS.

In the news Robber going after livery cab drivers Cops are looking for a man they say robbed two livery cabbies in the Bronx at gunpoint recently.

According to the police, on Feb. 28 around 12:30 a.m., a man entered a livery cab and demanded the cabbie’s cell phone and money, showing a gun. He also told him to leave the car. The cabbie, 45, was not injured, but the suspect left with his cell phone and cash and also stole the car.

On Monday shortly before 11 p.m., around Olmstead Avenue, the same suspect entered a livery cab, threatened the cabbie with a gun and stole his cash and the

Fatal car crash suspect to turn himself in

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City breaks ground for first homes by water post-Sandy The city broke ground yesterday on the first residential buildings on the waterfront to be built since Hurricane Sandy.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that 925 units in the two buildings will be built in the Hunter’s Point South development on the Queens waterfront. The development will include retail space, a 5-acre waterfront park and a school. Officials said the building will include storm-protection measures and emergency generators on the roof.

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The blasting is finally done for the 72nd Street stop of the new Second Avenue subway line.

Second Avenue subway station blasting finished The MTA has announced that blasting is complete for the 72nd Street station of the Second Avenue subway line.

The final blast, finishing the work clearing space for a future elevator entrance, occurred at approximately 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 28, the MTA said.

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Julio Acevedo, the suspect in this past weekend’s Williamsburg hitand-run that resulted in the death of a pregnant woman, her husband and their baby boy, told the New York Daily News that he is ready to turn himself in, the News reports.

Police have said Acevedo is the driver of the vehicle that hit Nachman and Raizy Glauber’s taxi. Witnesses saw the driver jump out of his car and run away. The phone call was set up by a man Acevedo was in jail with.

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Defense presents its opening argument in ‘Cannibal Cop’ case For more than a week, jurors in the federal kidnapping conspiracy trial of the so-called “cannibal cop” Gilberto Valle have been exposed to talk, imagery and video detailing brutality against women.

Yesterday defense attorneys began presenting their case, but jurors will not get a chance to hear from Valle himself, according to Stephanie Cirkovich, spokeswoman for the District Court in Manhattan.

“I just learned that defendant Valle is not testifying,” Cirkovich said.

The grim-faced panel — six men and six women — have listened intently as witnesses read excerpts aloud from dozens of Web chats and e-mails in which Valle talked with others in graphic, often gleeful de-

Valle

Net stalking Assistant U.S. Attorney Randall Jackson has charged that after months of online roleplay last year, Valle began to act on his fantasies when he met one of his online “targets” for brunch and improperly accessed a law enforcement database to get personal information on another.

tail about raping, murdering, cooking and eating women.

Those women included his own now-estranged wife, Kathleen ManganValle, whose tearful testimony against him last week was the emotional crescendo of the prosecution’s case.

On Monday, before resting their case, prosecutors played a video allegedly found on Valle’s computer in which a chained woman shrieks as she appears to be burning alive.

An FBI computer forensics expert testified that the video appears to be staged using an actress.

On Tuesday morning, jurors heard from a Russian man who runs the fantasy role-play website where Valle’s plots were hatched. REUTERS

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A boy enjoys a ride on Jane’s Carousel over the weekend in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

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Jane’s Carousel gallops back from Sandy

Children and adults enjoyed taking turns on Jane’s Carousel in Brooklyn Bridge Park over the weekend. The 90-year-old carousel faced damage from superstorm Sandy but is now back open to the public. METRO

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Queens students injured by pepper spray More than a dozen students were injured on Monday in Queens after a student sprayed pepper

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student at Queens Collegiate High School in Jamaica reportedly released the pepper spray in the morning at 8, and 16 students reported tightness in their chests or burning eyes. Disciplinary action is pending against the student. ALISON BOWEN

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This photo shows the woman who may have robbed a livery cab driver over the weekend.

Police are looking for a woman who threatened, assaulted and robbed a livery cab driver in the Bronx on Sunday night.

The suspect got into the cab at 145th Street and Third Avenue at around 11 p.m. The cab driver, 28, took the suspect to 10 Richman Plaza in the Morris Heights neighborhood of the Bronx. The woman then

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Tip line Anyone with information about this assault and robbery should call Crime Stoppers at 800-577-TIPS.

threatened the driver, assaulted him and fled with an unknown amount of money. LAURA SHIN

The cuts Local cuts could break down as follows:

$500 million Hit to Hurricane Sandy aid

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Hot air balloon floats over Central Parks A hot air balloon flew over Central Park yesterday morning as part of a promotion for the upcoming film “Oz The Great and Powerful.” The balloon traveled up and over the park. METRO

Sequester cuts could cost city $800 million The federal budget cuts that started taking effect last week will hit the city

$200 million In cuts spread among other city agencies for $800 million, the city’s budget director said at a council hearing on Monday.

Budget Director Mark Page said a revenue gap for the city is likely because the sequester cuts, an automatic $85 billion reduction in federal spending, were not taken into account in the mayor’s proposed budget for 2013-14, the Daily News reports.

If lawmakers in Washington reach a deal to reduce the nationwide cuts, the impact on the city could be minimized, Page said. LAURA SHIN

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Macy’s takes Martha Stewart to court over JC Penney line deal JEMAL COUNTESS/GETTY IMAGES

Martha Stewart was questioned in a New York state court yesterday over the terms of her contract with Macy’s, which the retailer says she broke when she tried to sell cookware and other goods at rival JC Penney stores.

Macy’s lawyer Theodore Grossman asked the domestic diva what she understood to be the essence of the contract.

“The essence was to create product for Macy’s under the Martha Stewart collection name,” Stewart responded. “That was the essence of the contract.”

Grossman then played a clip from a deposition taken last year in which Stewart was asked whether the essence was that her products would not compete at stores that were downmarket from Macy’s. “That was my understanding,” she said on that occasion.

The trial is over claims

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Stewart’s looking courthouse chic.

“The essence was to create product for Macy’s under the Martha Stewart collection name.”

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Stewart Living’s agreement to sell certain products in JC Penney stores violated an existing contract between MSLO and Macy’s. The question is central for all three companies operating in an environment of struggling retail. REUTERS

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NYC track team teens charged in school hazing

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There’s no running from the law.

Three members of a track team at a prestigious New York City public school have been charged with hazing a freshman teammate by molesting him over a span of three months, prosecutors said yesterday.

Charged as adults, Thomas Brady, 16, Boubacar Diallo, 16, and Pier Berkmans, 17, all pleaded not guilty at their arraignment last week on multiple counts of assault, hazing, harass-

ment and forcible touching of the freshman at the Bronx High School of Science.

The freshman accuses the defendants of forcibly groping and fingering his nipples, anus and penis through his clothes while taunting him on multiple occasions, the complaint said.

The city’s Department of Education said the track team events had been suspended pending an investigation. REUTERS

Kissinger in hospital after fall in home Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was admitted to a New York hospital on Tuesday after a fall at his home and was expected to be released later in the day, New York-Presbyterian /Weill Cornell Medical Center said in a statement.

A hospital spokeswoman declined to give more details.

Kissinger, 89, has remained a leading voice on U.S. foreign policy since serving Republican Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford in the 1970s. REUTERS

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Kerry says US wants to see N. Korea take steps for peace

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2013

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Secretary of State John Kerry said yesterday that Washington hoped North Korea would engage in negotiations to resolve world concerns instead of threatening to scrap a 50-year-old truce with the South.

Pyongyang threatened to scrap the agreement that ended a 1950-53 civil war and sever a military “hot line” with the United States if South Korea and Washington pressed on with two-month-long war games.

“Rather than threaten to abrogate, the world would be better served if [North Korea] would engage in legitimate dialogue,” Kerry said yesterday during a joint news conference with his Qatari counterpart, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani.

“Our preference is not to brandish threats, but for peaceful negotiations,” he added.

North Korea’s threat

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WASHINGTON. Vice

President Joe Biden said there remains “time and space” for diplomacy aimed at averting military action to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear weapons power.

Still, the pressure on President Barack Obama’s administration to move toward military action is growing as Iran advances its uranium enrichment capabilities, and lawmakers, Israel and Persian Gulf allies press for results.

Yesterday, Secretary of State John Kerry said negotiating time is “finite.”

“The clock is ticking and the president has made that clear,” Kerry said in an interview with Andrea Mitchell of NBC News. “The president’s policy is that Iran will not get a nuclear weapon.”

Iran is using negotiations

to “buy time” to pursue a nuclear weapons program, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s annual conference in Washington. Although Iran’s uranium enrichment activities have yet to cross Israel’s “red line,” the Islamic Republic is “getting closer” to the point where it would be capable of quickly producing a nuclear weapon, he said.

Sen. John McCain, an Arizona Republican, told the group, a major proIsrael lobby, that diplomatic efforts with Iran “have failed, and it is very clear that they are on the path of having a nuclear weapon.” BLOOMBERG

Kerry dismisses Rodman’s visit to Korea Korea

A South Korean policeman holds a North Korean prisoner of war at gunpoint as he marches him to a stockade during the Korean War in 1953.

Still at war The Koreas remain technically at war since the 1950-53 armed conflict ended in an armistice rather than a peace treaty.

was a notable sharpening in the country’s often bellicose rhetoric and followed word that the United States and China had struck a tentative deal on a draft U.N. sanctions resolution that would punish North Korea for its third nuclear test. REUTERS

Secretary of State John Kerry yesterday brushed off a visit to North Korea by former basketball great Dennis Rodman, suggesting the sportsman was no diplomat. Rodman emerged from four days in North Korea on Friday, calling the leader of the reclusive country, Kim Jong-un, “an awesome kid.”

The five-time NBA champion known for his tattoos, body piercings and flamboyance was there to film a sports documentary and watched a basketball game alongside Kim. REUTERS

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Hugo Chavez dead at 58 Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has died after a two-year battle with cancer, ending the socialist leader’s 14-year rule of the South American country, Vice President Nicolas Maduro said in a televised speech yesterday. The flamboyant 58-year-old leader had undergone four operations in Cuba for a cancer that was first detected in his pelvic region in mid-2011. His last surgery was on Dec. 11, and he had not been seen in public since. Chavez easily won a new six-year term at an election in October and his death will devastate millions of supporters who adored his charismatic style, anti-U.S. rhetoric and oil-financed policies that brought subsidized food and free health clinics.

Detractors, however, saw his one-man style, gleeful nationalizations and often harsh treatment of opponents as traits of an egotistical dictator who wasted a historic bonanza of oil revenues. REUTERS

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Hugo Chavez’s strained relationship with the U.S. government may best be exemplified by his opening line in a speech to the United Nations in 2006. “Yesterday the devil was here. It smells of sulfur still,“ Chavez said, directly attacking then-U.S. President George W. Bush, who had been on the same stage the day before.

That discord continued as recently as yesterday, when Venezuelan authorities expelled two U.S. troops who allegedly participated in acts of conspiracy against the government. Last month, the newly appointed U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry mentioned that one of his objectives is to improve relations with Venezuela.

On multiple occasions over the years, Chavez spoke against the U.S. government. He associated with countries hostile to

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the United States, such as Cuba and Iran, among others. Chavez said on more than one occasion that he had evidence that the United States had developed a plan to invade Venezuela. He also accused the U.S. of collaborating with the failed coup of 2002 and even spoke of a plot to assassinate him. At one point, he hinted that the U.S. may have been involved in infecting leaders of leftist governments with different types of cancer.

At all times, the United States denied the accusations of Chavez and his government.

Despite these tensions,

the Venezuelan government has never stopped selling oil to the United States, even partnering with former Congressman Joe Kennedy to deliver free fuel to hundreds of thousands of American households in need.

Big names in Hollywood also showed sympathy for Chavez.

Filmmaker Oliver Stone portrayed him in the documentary “South of the Border� in 2009. Since then, he worked closely with the Venezuelan leader and recently said on national television that Chavez did for Venezuela what Barack Obama was doing for the United States to improve the condition of life of their constituents.

Actor Sean Penn was also a Chavez supporter, once saying that he “is a fascinating man and did great things for 80 percent of the people of Venezuela.�

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The Boston Consulting Group recently asked 1,500 U.S. consumers what would get them to shop more online, and only 9 percent cited same-day delivery.

Almost three-quarters of respondents said free delivery would do the trick, while half of those surveyed said lower prices. Consumers said they would pay $7.50, on average, to get a $50 online purchase on the same day. REUTERS

24 THE DAY’S NEWS AT A GLANCE Meditation? There’s an app for that A new smartphone app aims to ease stress and guide users through meditation by monitoring brain waves that change as people become more relaxed.

Transcend, made by the Canadian company Personal Neuro Devices, links the phone to a separately sold headset that records electrical activity along the forehead. The user picks the duration of the meditation and can also listen to a guided audio meditation. REUTERS

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Eclipse Travel, based in Bonn, has joined charter agency Air Partner and airline Air Berlin to organize flight AB1000 on March 16 as comet Pan-STARRS pass-

Bolshoi Ballet dancer detained in acid attack Russian police detained one of the Bolshoi Ballet’s top dancers yesterday over an acid attack that nearly blinded the troupe’s artis-

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tic director and exposed fierce backstage rivalries at the famed theater. Russia’s Interior Ministry said in a statement that Pavel Dmitrichenko, a Bolshoi soloist who is to dance in “Sleeping Beauty” this month, is suspected of plotting the attack that left Sergei Filin, 42, with severe burns after a masked assailant threw a jar of acid in his face. Police also said they detained a man suspected of carrying out the attack and another thought to have driven to the crime scene. REUTERS

Traders were ready to give the stock market a high-five yesterday.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged to a record high yesterday, breaking through levels last seen in 2007 as equities jumped 1 percent in a broad rally.

Investors poured money into blue-chip stocks in expectation of more gains amid signs of a strengthening U.S. economy. The Dow has gained nearly 9 percent so far this year, ahead of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index.

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Analysts said the advance was linked less to one specific catalyst and more to the same factors that have been driving this year’s rally. REUTERS

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What is going on with Kim Kardashian’s maternity clothing?

As a woman who has grown a baby in her uterus, I know how hard it is to find good maternity clothing. So I can relate to Kim Kardashian’s problem finding a flattering pregnancy wardrobe. However, I’m not sure why she’s continuing to dress like she isn’t pregnant. My theory?

Her fashion plate boyfriend, Kanye West, has something to do with it. So I hope he looks at her recent attempts and is like, “Yo, honey. Here are some stretch pants from Gap and a nice wrap dress. We can pick up this ‘haute couture’ stuff up later.”

Case in point: As soon as Kardashian started to show, she decided to don this mesh-leather-featherpants ensemble which made her resemble a motorcycle-riding ostrich.

Talking points Bieber gets booed in London Justin Bieber’s troublesome stay in London continued this week when he got a late start at his first show at the O2 Arena, courting boos from an angry, impatient audience. “Last night I was scheduled after three open-

Leave the high fashion at home, Kim. Take a page from Kate’s book and go with simple, bump-flattering choices.

ing acts to go onstage at 9:35, not 8:30, but because of some technical issues i got on at 10:10, so I was 40 minutes late to [the] stage.

There is no excuse for that and I apologize for anyone we upset,” he tweeted.

Winslet is on a path of ‘self-discovery’ Kate Winslet says the period between her marriage to

Sam Mendes — which ended in 2010 — and her December wedding with Ned Rocknroll has been a great period of self-discovery. “I’ve really learned a great deal about myself, in the last four years in particular,” she tells Harper’s Bazaar UK. “I think I can see more clearly now — about how the pattern of past experiences has shaped who I am, and the characters I have played — and I’m grateful for that.”

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Then, on Saturday, she wore this ill-fitting white ensemble in Beverly Hills, which is made for a much taller, much less knockedup person.

I’m not saying you can’t look nice while pregnant (look at Kate Middleton, who is sticking to basic, bump-flattering outfits, like this belted jacket she wore yesterday in Grimsby, England).

I’m just saying that you should respect the bump and your growing body — instead of squeezing into high fashion.

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Swift: Back it up, people Taylor Swift has some news for everyone keeping track of her love life.

“If you want some big revelation, since 2010 I have dated exactly two people,” she tells Vanity Fair, referring to high schooler Conor Kennedy and One Direction member Harry Styles. “The fact that there are slideshows of a dozen guys that I either hugged on a red carpet or met for lunch or wrote a song with, it’s just kind of ridiculous.” But she doesn’t let all the talk get to her. “If there’s a pregnancy rumor, people will find out it’s not true when you wind up not pregnant,” she says.

“And if there’s a house rumor, they’ll find out it’s not true when you are actively not ever spotted at that house.”

Alec Baldwin’s new wife, Hilaria Baldwin, isn’t on her husband’s side with a certain potential baby names. “[Alec] had the idea for Massimo the other day,” Hilaria tells Rachael Ray during a visit to her television show. “It’s a lovely name, I just don’t know.

That’s a very big name for a little baby.”

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Elvish creature spotted in Japan 1: We’re not really sure what this is all about, but this is apparently a singer, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, and she was in Tokyo yesterday to launch the new GU logo (again, we have no idea what’s going on here).

2: “I didn’t do it, honestly!”

Martha Stewart testified in Manhattan Supreme Court yesterday. Macy’s is suing J.C. Penney and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia because the store wants to sell Stewart’s merchandise, which is contracted to Macy’s.

3: You guys, “Jersey Shore” has a British spin-off. Cast members from “Geordie Shore” — Charlotte Letitia Crosby, Vicky Pattison and James Tindale — posed at Sydney’s Bondi Beach yesterday.

5: Well, hey there, Dylan McDermott. You’re lookin’ pretty good these days. The actor attended the Cinema Society and Make Up For Ever screening of “Electrick Children” in NYC on Monday.

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Beautiful and black ... well, mostly Dance Theatre of Harlem is reborn Here’s a look ahead Virginia Johnson, a founder of Dance Theatre of Harlem in 1969, now directs the renewed, streamlined company after a nine-year hiatus. Two programs, spanning classical, neoclassical and contemporary ballets, come to Jazz at Lincoln Center next month.

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“We’re particularly embracing dancers of color, but it’s not about being explicitly black,” she adds. “If you can cut the mustard, if you can perform ballet at the level required, you can dance.”

Nine works are being prepared. They range from George Balanchine’s “Agon,” originally made under DTH’s director emeritus, Arthur Mitchell, to Robert Garland’s “Return,” created in 1999 for the 30th anniversary of the company.

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Johnson, new to running a company, declares: “If Arthur Mitchell asks you to take over his role, you have to take it very seriously. You have to say yes.”

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West shoots photorealistic tableaus of people looking faintly melancholic, or at least ambiguously empty, against mostly vacant backdrops: a desert motel, a rainswept city street, a public swimming pool. Look closer and not all the objects are genuine: an umbrella, a dog, a row of train tracks, even an unraveling, wind-blown red dress are each Sawaya’s Lego creations.

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You have kids coming to a contemporary art museum who’ve never been to one in their lives. It’s surreal how this has opened the art world up to families.”

There’s been an unexpected result of his work: a lot of parents whose children have gone off to college have called him up and asked to donate piles of old Legos. “I’d much rather see Lego bricks recycled as art, rather than tossed in a landfill,” he says. “It’s all about being on some level environmentally conscious.”

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Deron Williams says he has not changed his diet, but during his week off before the All-Star break, he underwent a three-day cleanse to rid his body of bad toxins.

It seems appropriate, considering he averaged 16.7 points per game while shooting 41.3 percent in the first half.

“I did it when I was hurt,” Williams said after yesterday’s practice, while wearing a “Running Sucks” T-shirt. “I think it helps your energy and gets a lot of the bad toxins out of your system.”

Though Williams said he has not changed his diet, interim head coach P.J. Carlesimo seems to think otherwise.

“Right now, he’s really made a strong move addressing diet,” Carlesimo said. “I remember we were at a dinner the other night and he was drinking that cleanse stuff. He’s lost some weight in the week off [and] I think it helped him. He looks good. He looks very good.”

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Jae Crowder, left, drives against Deron Williams on March 1 at the Barclays Center. Dallas topped Brooklyn, 96-90.

Johnson’s foot feeling better Joe Johnson has scored 11 points and shot 10-of-22 in two games since returning from his heel injury, but he was not necessarily 100 percent and has been using a combination of ice and treatment to improve his condition.

“I’m right there,” Johnson said. “I just got to do what I need to do to treat my body right and to be ready to perform, so we’ll see.”

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points 7.1 assists, shooting 45.5 percent from 3-point range and 43.8 percent overall is a renewed good feeling in his ankles.

“My ankles don’t hurt,” Williams said. “We finally got the injections in the right spot. I feel a little better. I can actually go up and down stairs.”

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The team officially announced it was a sore knee and the star forward will be questionable for tonight’s game in Detroit (7:30 p.m., MSG).

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“No,” the often curt Tortorella said when asked if he was concerned it could be a long-term issue. “Banged up.”

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Teixeira is the latest Yankees player to hit the injury list.

Teixeira, who recently left Yankees camp to train with Team USA for the World Baseball Classic, suffered a strained right wrist while swinging yesterday. He immediately pulled out of the WBC. Teixeira will travel back to New York today, where his wrist will be further tested by team doctors.

Teixeira’s injury comes on the heels of outfielder Curtis Granderson breaking his forearm when he was hit by a pitch in his first spring training game.

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Coughlin: We want Cruz to remain on Giants NFL. Giants head coach Tom Coughlin began his book tour yesterday, and of course faced a bevy of questions about the state of his team.

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The two sides haven’t made much progress negotiating a deal. METRO

Broncos’ Miller guarantees title Does anyone chart the earliest Super Bowl guarantees ever?

Pro Bowl outside linebacker Von Miller got in the spirit extra early yesterday, predicting the Broncos would be the 2014 Super Bowl champions.

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BRUINS (14-3-2)

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There is a seismic drop from Pittsburgh to Vancouver. The Canucks haven’t played well in their last 10 games, but you have to respect their talent.

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The Bruins could be here since the Canadiens have played three more games than them, but we’ll go with Montreal since they won 4-3 in Boston on Sunday.

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It is still hard to take the Leafs too seriously, but they are treading water while many teams around them fall back due to major injuries or terrible play.

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The Coyotes are 6-3-1 in their last 10 games, which means something in the Western Conference (the superior conference).

They’ve built a good team.

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Outside of the Blackhawks, there is no hotter team in the NHL than the defending Stanley Cup champions. They are 8-2-0 in their last 10 games.

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This will probably be a short stay this high in the rankings since goaltender Cam Ward hurt his knee and is expected to be out 6-8 weeks.

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They still don’t score goals (49), but the Wild have won on their home ice (8-2-1) and have played well in their last 10 games (6-3-1).

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No team has slid farther than the Devils the last few weeks. That’s what happens when you lose Hall of Fame goaltender Martin Brodeur to the IR.

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The Flyers won their only two games last week, but they face a much tougher stretch this week: Penguins, at Bruins and Sabres.

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The sons of crazy John Tortorella have started to play their favored style. They got Rick Nash back, but now Brad Richards is banged up.

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Condo crunch With few condos in the Brooklyn construction pipeline, would-be homebuyers are growing increasingly frustrated by the inventory shortage.

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Betting on rentals Market-rate rents in Brooklyn have been on the rise for years. In 2006, the average monthly rent for a Brooklyn onebedroom in a non-doorman building was $1,924, the Packes report found.

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The Brooklyn projects tend to be substantially bigger than Manhattan.

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jumped to $2,511.

Over the past several years, that rental market strength, combined with low interest rates, has prompted Brooklyn developers to build rentals rather than condos, especially since banks are still reluctant to finance condo projects in the outer boroughs.

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more attractive right now, industry experts say.

In Brooklyn, “you buy land for 65 percent less than you could in Manhattan, but the rent [you’re collecting] is not 65 percent less,” explained Andrew Barrocas, CEO of residential and investment sales brokerage MNS. “It might be just 15 or 20 percent less.”

In the recent past, about 70 percent of the city’s new rental development occurred in Manhattan, according to a report by the real estate marketing and consulting firm Nancy Packes Inc. But for projects slated to hit the market in 2013 and 2014, it’s a different story.

Indeed, 70 percent of the city’s new rental developments launching this year and next is actually slated for Brooklyn and Queens — with a strong emphasis on Brooklyn.

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known condos in the works.

Many of those projects tend to be small — usually fewer than 20 units. The lowerunit count is likely due to the lack of financing available for larger projects.

More developers are also likely to build condos again as land prices start to climb in Brooklyn and lenders become more comfortable with the idea of forsale product outside Manhattan, experts said.

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than 250 people attend the opening night. Every building has sold out.”

Even all-cash buyers are making offers above the full asking prices in order to secure units, Maundrell said.

“People are very frustrated because you have viable buyers who can’t find a deal,” he said.

While the end use for a lot of in-the-pipeline projects has yet to be determined, there are a few

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Live below Jerry Seinfeld for $24M One of the original duplexes at the storied Beresford building on the Upper West Side has come on the market for an asking price of $24 million, according to Streeteasy.com. The home, on the 17th and 18th floors of the tony building at 211 Central Park West, is on the floor below the residence of comedian Jerry Seinfeld, and is owned by Carol Levy, a longtime independent broker, and her husband.

Parker lists Washington Square pad “Weeds” actress MaryLouise Parker has relisted her Greenwich Village apartment for the third time in a year, according to Streeteasy.com.

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The six-bedroom, fourbathroom apartment has two terraces, wood-burning fireplaces and custom detailing, according to the listing. It features an eatin kitchen, a media room, a formal dining room and a library.

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