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Cops to be retrained in wake of Garner’s death Manhattan. Commissioner Bill Bratton was grilled by Council at a hearing on Monday. All 35,000 New York City Police officers will undergo a new three-day training session on how to de-escalate confrontations and use force without injuring suspects. Police Commissioner Bill Bratton revealed details of the training at a Council hearing on Monday. Previously announced as part of the NYPD’s response to the death of Staten Island man Eric Garner while in police custody, the training course is expected to be frequent, with comparisons made to the firearms qualification tests. Preliminary figures estimate the training will cost

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New York City’s top cop said the Police Department needs more feet on the ground months after protesting City Council efforts to increase the NYPD head count. At the hearing, Commissioner Bratton warned lawmakers he would ask for money to pay for 1,000 more officers. “We are in the process of closing in on those numbers, that it will be in excess of 1,000 additional officers we will be looking for,” he told the Council.

$25 to $30 million. Advocates hope that the transparency translates to public access to whatever curriculum is used. “Force can be deadly, as we saw in the Eric Garner case,” said Candis Tolliver, an assistant advocacy director with the New York Civil Liberties Union. At the hearing, Bratton refused to support any legislation that would make chokeholds illegal. Asked by Councilman Rory Lancman what failure in police training has led to arrests with chokeholds, Bratton objected to the word “failure” and the “allegation” of more than 1,100 chokehold complaints with the Civilian Complaint Review Board. “Chokeholds are not illegal,” Bratton said. “They are not against the law.” CHESTER SORIA @chestersoria chester.soria@metro.us

Costumed characters protest bill Mickey and Elmo don’t have Council member Andy King’s back. Costumed characters held a protest Monday at Duffy Square, where King and the Times Square Alliance announced a bill the council member is introducing on Wednesday. If passed, the legislation would require the performers to register with the city, and submit to a background check. “This bill is strictly

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about safety in New York,” said King. This summer, the characters banded together after a string of unfavorable incidents, including a performer punching a cop,

forming the Association of Artists United for a Smile. King said he was surprised the characters were counterprotesting, saying he’s had two meetings with the group, and they had “flipped” on him. Jose Escalona-Martinez, 41, who has performed as Batman for four years, said the licensing wouldn’t matter to him. “I’ll do what they tell me to do,” he said. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE

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from an illness attributed to fallout from the attacks, the law was approved by Congress in 2010. Parts of the $4.3 billion bill are set to expire in 2015. “For Congress to not continue to fulfill its undeniable moral obligation by reauthorizing these programs, they will close and our government will have turned its back on these heroes,” Gillibrand said.

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including where and when they’ll tie the knot. “He said he is an honorary 12-year resident of Italy and then said they were getting married in Venice,” an attendee reports. As for NPH and DB, their nuptials were in Italy, thought it was not disclosed what part. Harris tweeted, “Guess what? @DavidBurtka and I got married over the weekend. In Italy. Yup, we put the ‘n’ and ‘d’ in ‘husband.’”

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Unauthorized biography. Lisa Rogak explores the lesser known side of Jon Stewart in her new book, “Angry Optimist.� He’s one of the most popular guys on TV and comes across as not only funny, but genuinely kind. But Lisa Rogak, who profiles Jon Stewart in her latest unauthorized biography, “Angry Optimist: The Life And Times of Jon Stewart,� says the TV personality has a dark side that would surprise his fans. It should be noted that Rogak never interviewed Stewart or visited the set of “The Daily Show,� but instead pulled information from many, many articles and interviews about him and talked to some people who have worked with him or knew him growing up. And while she does point out some positive traits, the shock lies in the revelation that Stewart is bitter and a hermit. “The angst of working on the set [was exposed] a few years ago, and in a response to that, a PR person at Comedy Central contacted Bark magazine to do a story on how staff members could bring their dogs to work. It was like, ‘Let’s just stop the attention from

all the angst, inner conflict and “bad boss� stories,’� Rogak says. Unlike many celebrities, Stewart hasn’t been lured in by the Hollywood scene and is rarely seen at red carpet events or parties. While he is presumably a happy family man, Rogak has her doubts about Stewart’s wife, Tracey McShane. “I found one quote where she said she was anxious all the time,� Rogak reports. “[Stewart] is angry all the time, but he believes everything will turn out for the

better, and a part of that is his Jewish sensibility. ... I think they both share a great, grand insecurity.� As for what she thinks is next for Stewart, Rogak predicts that it all depends on how the movie he directed, “Rosewater,� is perceived. “It just seems like he is going through the motions [with ‘The Daily Show’] and not taking a lot of risks like he used to,� she says. “I wouldn’t be surprised if he were to announce he was leaving the show.� You heard it here first.

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lime and nude — just as varied and unique as the residents that make up this town. TC

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It’s safe to say that no other presentation this week can top Opening Ceremony’s spring outing Sunday evening, which wasn’t a runway show but a play written by director Spike Jonze and actor Jonah Hill. As for the play — about the drama of cobbling together a spring collection hours before showtime — it was fun. The all-star cast included Elle Fanning, Dree Hemingway, Bobby Cannavale, Karlie Kloss, Rashida Jones, John Cameron Mitchell and Catherine Keener, who played exaggerated versions of the label’s two founders, Humbert Leon and Carol Lim. There were lots of in-jokes, but also some moments of honesty, particularly about the industry’s cruel treatment of models. Oh, there were clothes onstage too, apparently inspired by the summer of 1991, and the “innocent, hazy dreams of suburban life” that characterized the two designers’ youth. The structural patterns and shapes were modeled after early computer codes, while the colors — light pink, ceramic green and cerulean — evoked a swimmingpool-in-the-yard kind of feeling.

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of him. The retro influence continued with flared patchwork denim, effortless tunics with belts slung low and mod suede shifts with stars patterns cut out along the hem. Elsewhere, the celestial motif appeared on big faux fur jackets (yes, for spring!), sheer chiffon gowns and a scallop-edge bikini, modeled by no other than Kendall Jenner, officially making her rounds on the New York Fashion Week runway. But the real scene-stealer: a colorful carefree striped crochet frock. Now that’s for a girl who stands out from the crowd. TINA CHADHA

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Diane Von Furstenberg Here’s how you show New York City that you’re the most powerful woman in American fashion: have supermodel Naomi Campbell close your runway show. Ms. Campbell looked spunky in a white chiffon confection streaked with hot pink and orange. Otherwise, this was a pretty straightforward collection from Diane von Furstenberg, with lots of colorful prints, sexy silhouettes, bandeau tops and gingham, too, which is shaping up to be a trend this week. RL

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The look: Moody paradise The runway: Thakoon Panichgul’s vacation-enticing collection of relaxed silhouettes (languid robes, silky cropped pants and bare shouldered blouses) seduced in a variety of prints (bold Tahitian florals, sophisticated polka dots, cheery palm fronds) done in lush burgundies and blues.

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Correction Yesterday, Metro posted the incorrect photo for the front row at Honor. Guests for 2014 included Uzo Aduba, Zosia Mamet, Zoe Kazan and Morgan Saylor.

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ing of destroying ISIS to seeking to “shrink” it into a “manageable problem.” Who’s in charge at the White House today? Back during Watergate, General Alexander Haig said he was. Now? No one is. ISIS acts with impunity. SAL GIARRATANI, VIA EMAIL

Consent required Re: ‘Celebrities have no right to privacy’ (Metro, Sept. 8) What’s the difference between selling nude photos and having a hacker steal and post them? Simple: consent. SCOTT PERRY, VIA EMAIL

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NCAA reinstates Penn State Citing their commitment to reforming their football culture, the NCAA and Big 10 Conference reinstated Penn State’s football team to postseason play in 2014 — a couple seasons sooner than expected. They also will give Penn State a full slate of scholarships in 201516. The Nittany Lions are 2-0 this season with victories against UCF and Akron.

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Giants stumble in ugly opening loss NFL. The Lions oense came out ďŹ ring as the Giants put up a dud, 35-14, in their season opener in Detroit. The only thing that looked more out of sorts than the Giants new offense was their secondary stumbling around the open field trying to cover Calvin Johnson. In the end it was equal parts offensive and defensive misery which brought the Giants a 35-14 loss in their season opener Monday night. The scene was ugly early on. Antrel Rolle, Stevie Brown and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie — a secondary which is supposedly the strength of the team — got turned inside out by Johnson for a 67-yard touchdown catch just 2:49 into the game. After a quick Giants three-and-out, Johnson was again wreaking havoc on the secondary with a 16yard touchdown catch to cap a nine-play drive. The brightest piece of the night for New York came from tight end Larry Donnell, who had a nice

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Around the NFL Monday is always a big day around the NFL, mostly for depressing injury news. We take a look at some of the biggest stories to emerge from the day after the ďŹ rst week of the season. •

No. 1 overall pick Jadeveon Clowney’s rookie season has hit a speed bump already due to a torn meniscus in his right knee. The defensive end had surgery Monday and will miss four to six weeks.

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Cilic takes US Open to secure first major US Open. The Croatian, who was suspended last year, capped an unlikely final with a dominant win. Marin Cilic played the U.S. Open final like he had an important dinner reservation in Midtown. Utilizing a massive serve and flat, powerful groundstrokes to every corner of the court, the 6-foot-6 Croatian destroyed Japanese sensation Kei Nishikori, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, in just one hour and 54 minutes to capture his first Grand Slam title. Cilic, 25, became the first Croatian to win a major title since his coach, Goran Ivanisevic, won Wimbledon in 2001. Cilic double-faulted on the first of three match points, but then smacked a backhand winner into the open court on the second before falling down on his back in celebration. He then made his way into his players’ box where he hugged his entourage, including Ivan-

isevic. “Everything I was working for and dreaming came [true] today and I feel for all the other players that are working. I think this is a big sign and big hope that if you’re working hard, things are going to pay off,” said Cilic, who had lost five of his seven previous encounters with Nishikori. Cilic picked up $3 million in prize money for the biggest win of his career and will move to No. 9 in the world, while Nishikori moves to No. 8. Cilic missed last year’s U.S. Open after testing positive for a banned supplement he said was given to him inadvertently by his mother. He missed four months on the tour but used that time to work with Ivanisevic on his game. “I truly believed he didn’t do anything wrong in the sense that he did [not do] it on purpose,” Roger Federer said after losing to Cilic in the semifinals on Saturday. “Was he stupid maybe? Maybe. But I feel like I know him well enough, and I don’t think he would ever do it.”

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tant of all the things that he brought to me was enjoying tennis and always having fun. I think I enjoyed my best tennis over here and played the best tennis in my life.” Seeded at No. 14 and No. 10, Cilic and Nishikori had set up the highly unlikely final between two men ranked outside the Top 10 by knocking off the top two seeds in the semifinals. Nishikori took out No. 1 seed Novak Djokovic in four sets on Saturday before Cilic crushed five-time champion No. 2 Federer in just one hour and 45 minutes. “He was playing really well today,” Nishikori said. “I couldn’t play my tennis. I want to congratulate Marin and his team.” ADAM ZAGORIA @AdamZagoria sports@metro.us

Considering it looks like both the Mets and Yankees will miss the playoffs in 2014, it’s not a bad time to move on to next year’s schedule. MLB released the 2015 schedule on Monday, and one of the more interesting notes was the strange timing of next year’s Subway Series. The Yankees and Mets will meet six times next season — as opposed to the now standard four — because the NL East and AL East are scheduled to meet in interleague play. But the series will come very early and very late in the season in 2015. The first three-game set will be held at Yankee Stadium from April 24-26. And then the two sides will meet again — theoretically in the heart of a pennant race — from Sept. 18-20 at Citi Field. The Mets open their season in Washington on April 6, with the home opener against the Phillies on April 13. The Yankees open at home against the Blue Jays on April 5. METRO

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