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Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s Twitter and Pinterest accounts have been resecured, a spokesman from the social media platform said on Monday, responding to questions about weekend media reports that the founder’s sites had been hacked. Zuckerberg’s Twitter and Pinterest accounts were compromised over the weekend, according to a report on Sunday from technology news website VentureBeat. Those accounts have since been “re-secured using best practices,” a Facebook spokesman told Reuters, adding, “no Facebook systems or accounts were accessed.” REUTERS
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Criminal charges will not be filed against the mother of a three-year-old boy who crawled into the Cincinnati Zoo’s gorilla exhibit last month, leading zoo authorities to shoot the endangered animal dead, a prosecutor said Monday. Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said the mother was attending to the three other children with her when her son “just scampered off ” on May 28. The boy had crawled through a barrier and fell 12 feet into a moat within the enclosure, when the 17-year-old gorilla grabbed the boy. Though some have called for child endangerment charges against the mom, Michelle Gregg, Deters said she was not being reckless and didn’t put her son at risk intentionally, Time magazine reports. Deters said Gregg had her back turned when the 3-year-old ran off. ALEXIS SACHDEV
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A Baltimore police officer charged with murder in the 2015 death of black detainee Freddie Gray waived a jury trial on Monday and will be tried by a Maryland judge instead. Officer Caesar Goodson Jr., 46, is the third officer to face trial for Gray’s death and drove the police van in which Gray broke his neck. His death in April 2015 triggered protests and rioting and fueled a U.S. debate on police treatment of minorities. Prosecutors are still looking for a conviction in the high-profile case, with two trials ending in a mistrial and an acquittal. Goodson’s last-minute decision to have Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams decide the case came during a pretrial hearing on motions. The trial begins on Thursday morning. REUTERS
NYC first to launch transgender bathroom campaign The ads feature real transgender New Yorkers. ANGY ALTAMIRANO @MetroNewYork letters@metro.us
New York City is reminding residents and visitors to “look past pink and blue” when it comes to the use of restrooms in the city because “it’s the law, no questions asked.” Mayor Bill de Blasio and the city’s Commission on Human Rights launched on Monday the country’s first government-led citywide ad campaign voicing support for the right of everyone to use the bathroom consistent with their gender identity. The campaign — which kicks off LGBTQ Pride Month — features transgender New Yorkers including Bronx resident Alisha King; and Charlie Solidum, a Brooklyn resident and health care professional. According to King, who is a full-time mom to 3-year-old Liam, she decided to be part of the campaign because she said she felt bad for the men and women dealing with discrimination when it comes to using the bathroom and she wanted to let them know that they were not alone. “I personally wanted to let them know that they are not alone in the fight, we are all over the world fighting,” King said. She added that she thought it was “beautiful” for the city of New York to tell members of the transgender community that it has their backs. And when asked if she had any advice or comment for the cities that are currently discriminating against transgender people, King said: “We all just want to pee. We’re not looking at you, so why are you looking at us.” The launch of the citywide campaign comes
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when other cities and states are continuing to deny transgender and gender-nonconforming people the right to use bathroom consistent with their gender identity. Currently, 11 states are suing the U.S. Department of Justice after a letter from the Obama administration directed schools to allow transgender students equal access to bathrooms and locker rooms. “No one deserves to be denied access to bathrooms or discriminated against for being who they are. Every New Yorker has the legal right to use the bathroom consistent with their gender identity, no questions asked — and these powerful ads affirm this right,” de Blasio
said. “While other cities and states are legislating intolerance and taking away individuals’ right to use bathrooms consistent with their gender identity, we are proudly standing with our transgender and gender non-conforming New Yorkers.” The ads and videos — appearing in subways, bus shelters, phone booths, local newspapers and across social media — are a result of audience research with transgender and cisgender New Yorkers and were created using input from the transgender community and legal advocates. The ads call for New Yorkers to “use the restroom consistent with who you are” and ask all to “look past pink and blue.” According to the city, studies show that transgender and gender nonconforming individuals regularly deal with gender identity discrimination in the workplace, school and in public accommodations. In a survey conducted by the National Center for Transgender Equality and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, 63 percent of individuals said
they experienced a serious act of discrimination, including bullying, and physical or sexual assault. Last year, the city’s Commission on Human Rights issued legal enforcement guidance detailing specific gender identity protections under the City Human Rights Law — which included equal bathroom access. Earlier this year, the mayor also issued an executive order requiring city agencies to make sure employees and the public are give equal access to city single-sex facilities without having to show any form of proof or verification of gender. “We created these ads to remind every New Yorker, cis- and transgender alike, that the city protects your right to live and work according to your gender identity and expression, including your right to use bathrooms consistent with their gender identity,” said Carmelyn P. Malalis, NYC Human Rights commissioner and chair. “These ads show that transgender people, like everyone else, have the right to use the restroom in peace.” Later this month, the city’s Commission on Human Rights will release two digital videos, which will also feature transgender New Yorkers. “New York has long been a proud leader in protecting our citizens’ rights, and we’re thrilled to see the city stepping up to ensure that every person has the freedom to use the bathroom consistent with their gender identity,” said Glennda Testone, executive director of The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center. If someone believes they have been discriminated against on the basis of gender or gender identity at work, in housing, or in public accommodations, they should call 311 and ask for the Commission on Human Rights.
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Musicians joining chorus calling for shift to clean energy in NYC Brooklyn concert part of statewide campaign that seeks to educate and enlist people in working on solutions.
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Musicians will gather Tuesday night at the Brooklyn Bowl to hold a benefit concert in support of the New Yorkers for Clean Power campaign, which calls for a shift to a clean, renewable energy economy. Through education and advocacy, the campaign — which launched in May together with actor and advocate Mark Ruffalo, environmental and business groups, and clean energy companies — aims to spread the awareness of available options for clean energy, energy efficiency and clean transportation options such as electric vehicles. “In the name of having a long and sustainable economy and having safe jobs as well as protecting our health and environment, we are really hoping we can connect people to the programs and to the funding,” said Renee Vogelsang, campaign coordinator for New Yorkers for Clean Power. New York state and the federal government offer incentive
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“People, especially in the city, don’t realize where things come from. The truth is, whatever your electricity situation is, there is something burning somewhere.” Medeski
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programs to residents looking to transition to renewable energy. For example, the state offer several tax incentives, including a 25 percent income tax credit on solar energy systems up to
$5,000. The state also offers “green driver incentives” such as emission test exemptions for individuals using electric cars and diesel-powered vehicles. E-ZPass holders with hy-
brid cars also have the chance to get 10 percent off the rate. ConEdison also offers customers savings to “go green,” such as buying energy-saving appliances, and allows people to estimate how much they will be saving. Today’s “Concert for Clean Power” will feature musicians such as
Mago: John Medeski and Billy Martin; Marco Benevento; Ryan Montbleau Band; Yuka C. Honda; Brukan Clonda; and DJ Logic. Medeski became part of the Artists Against Fracking movement after making the move from New York City to upstate New York over a decade ago.
“People, especially in the city, don’t realize where things come from,” Medeski said. “The truth is, whatever you electricity situation is, there is something burning somewhere.” Along with the music, Medeski said Tuesday night’s event will give people the opportunity to learn about the issues and about solutions they can be a part of. “It’s not going to happen overnight, but it needs to start,” Medeski said. “We’re just trying to help and as musicians the best way to help is by playing music.” He also added that just as New York state in 2015 officially banned hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — the state should push to be the leader in moving its economy to clean energy. “New York has an opportunity. Because it banned fracking, it has an opportunity to be on the forefront of this movement,” he said. “We hope that New York state will keep setting an example and it will spread.”
Man pleads guilty to hoax threat to blow up Statue of Liberty A West Virginia man on Monday pleaded guilty to making a hoax threat to blow up the Statue of Liberty last year, which prompted the evacuation of thousands of tourists from Liberty Island in New York harbor. Jason Paul Smith, 42, admitted to one count of conveying false and misleading information and hoaxes before U.S. District Judge Vernon
Broderick in Manhattan. The defendant said he was currently in mental health treatment. Assistant U.S. Attorney David Zhou said the government agreed under a plea deal to recommend a sentence of three years’ supervised release, though the judge is not bound by that recommendation. Smith faces a maximum five-year prison
term at his scheduled Sept. 6 sentencing. Jennifer Willis, a federal public defender representing Smith, said after the hearing that her client was satisfied with the deal. The defendant, from Harts, West Virginia, was accused of making the hoax threat in an April 2015 call in which he identified himself as an “ISI terrorist” named Abdul Yasin, and said “we”
were planning to “blow up” the Statute of Liberty. More than 3,200 people were evacuated from Liberty Island after officials learned of a bomb scare. Smith made the threat by placing a call from his iPad to New York City’s emergency 911 system, using a service for the hearing-impaired, authorities said. REUTERS
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Report: NYC small businesses more wary on growth, hiring A total of 74 percent of city entrepreneurs are concerned of the “effectiveness of U.S. government leaders.” ANGY ALTAMIRANO @MetroNewYork letters@metro.us
Small business owners in New York City are taking a step back in growing their companies this year as they wait to see who will occupy the Oval Office, according to a recent report. Bank of America announced Monday that based on its spring 2016 Small Business Owner Report, entrepreneurs have expressed “greater caution” on their growth plans and hiring this year. The report found that 52 percent of small business owners expected to grow their businesses over the next five years
— a number down from 64 percent last year — and plans to hire have also dropped from 44 to 22 percent. A total of 300 small business owners were surveyed during the semiannual study and when asked what is affecting their outlooks this year, the top factor — with a 54 percent of owners agreeing — was the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Others included rising interest rates and social crises and violence both domestically and abroad. Two-thirds of the en-
for small business owners to take a more cautious, wait-and-see approach to their business strategies during election years,” said Michael Angelone, New York small business banker manager at Bank of America. “The good news is that most New York City entrepreneurs still expect continued revenue growth and remain enthusiastic about their opportunities.” The report also found that 40 percent of local entrepreneurs believed the national economy will improve over the next 12 months, down 11 percentage points from 2015. Fortysix percent do believe the local economy would improve during the same time frame. Al o n g with the “effectiveness of U.S. government leader” being the top economic concern, small business owners in New York City were also worried about health care costs and the
“It’s not uncommon for small business owners to take a more cautious, wait-and-see approach to their business strategies during election years.” Angelone
trepreneurs expected the election to have “a lot” or “some” impact on their business, while 55 percent were uncertain what the impact will be. “It’s not uncommon
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nation and world’s stock market. With minimum wage in the city making its way up to $15 in the next few years, 65 percent of small business owners believed the increase will have a positive impact on the economy — 18 percentage points higher than the national average. Although the plans to hire have dropped, 49 percent of entrepreneurs said
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ous work experience with 28 percent and fit with company culture with 17 percent. Six percent of business owners said education level was an important factor when hiring. When it came to characteristics of potential employees, business owners said they valued individuals who were trustworthy, hardworking, had strong communication skills and more.
Brooklyn cops save, adopt kitten trapped in parked car’s engine
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It was a purr-fect ending for one kitten who found itself in a sticky situation in Brooklyn this weekend. Officers from the 69th Precinct responded to the intersection of East 86th Street and Avenue J on Sunday after receiving numerous 911 calls by concerned residents of a cat trapped inside the engine of a parked car, according to authorities. Sgt. Joshua Rios and Officer Christopher Reiff arrived at the scene with Reiff already aware that the kitten was stuck inside the engine area of the Lexus. He used a jack to lift the car to see where exactly the small feline
was. Reiff got under the car and was able to get the kitten free, police said. He then took the kitten, who was dirty, back to the 69th Precinct station house where he cleaned
him up. Photos shared via the precinct’s Twitter page show the officer washing the kitten in a bathroom sink. According to police, the small cat was adopted
by one of the officer from the precinct and “now has a great new home.” ANGY ALTAMIRANO
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Police: Off-duty NYPD officer punches elderly woman in dog dispute in Brooklyn
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An off-duty NYPD police officer was accused of punching a 71-year-old woman after the two argued about her dog. Around 7:20 p.m. on Sunday, officer Vladimir Radionov, 46, was allegedly involved in a dispute with his elderly neighbor in the elevator
of a Brooklyn building, the New York Daily News reported. The dispute began when the woman tried to bring her dog into the elevator at the Seacoast Terrace residential complex in Brighton Beach, ABC7 reported. Radionov allegedly told the woman dogs
were not allowed. Surveillance footage showed Radionov telling the woman to take the dog out of the elevator, the New York Post reported. When she refused, Radionov allegedly dragged her and the dog from the elevator before punching her in the face. After Radionov got
back into the elevator, the woman allegedly retaliated by throwing a cup of coffee at him as the doors closed, the Post added. The woman was transported to an area hospital with minor injuries, and Radionov was charged with assault, according to ABC7. JASON NUCKOLLS
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NYPD seeks man who face-slashed woman in wheelchair There was no altercation prior to the slashing, which appeared to be random. JASON NUCKOLLS @MetroNewYork letters@metro.us
Police are searching for a man responsible for slashing the face of a wheelchair-bound woman on a Harlem street this weekend. Around 3:20 a.m. on Sunday, the man approached the victim, 42, in front of 167 E. 125th St. and used an unknown object to slash her face, police reported. The victim and the attacker did not know each other, police said to NBC4, which added that
there was no altercation prior to the slashing, which appeared to be random. The victim was taken to Lincoln Hospital where she received stitches for her injury, according to police. Authorities described the attacker as a black man between 18 and 25 years old who was last seen wearing a black Tshirt, black basketball shorts and white sneakers. Anyone with information should call the NYPD Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577TIPS or, for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA. The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the Crime Stoppers website at NYPDcrimestoppers. com.
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Appeals court weighs revealing ‘Bridgegate’ co-conspirators A U.S. appeals court on Monday heard nearly two hours of argument on whether to release publicly a list of unindicted co-conspirators in the “Bridgegate” criminal case involving allies of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. The three-judge panel at the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia did not immediately rule, and a rapid-fire volley of skeptical questions aimed at lawyers for both sides made it difficult to predict how the court was leaning. A lawyer representing an individual on the list, identified only as “John Doe,” urged the court to throw out a lower judge’s decision to release the information sought by a group of media companies. “It’s not about what they would like to know,” said Doe’s attorney, Jenny Parker. “It’s about what they are legally entitled to know.” But Bruce Rosen, a lawyer for the media,
argued the public’s right to know was paramount. “This is an extremely important issue that goes to how deeply this conspiracy went into the government,” he said. The list could shed light on the extent of the scheme to shut down access lanes to the George Washington Bridge in 2013 in what prosecutors claim was an act of political revenge against a local mayor. Christie, who ran unsuccessfully for the Republican presidential nomination this year, has denied any knowledge of the plot, but the scandal has remained a source of embarrassment. The list includes individuals that prosecutors believe were part of the conspiracy but are not facing criminal charges. Prosecutors have given defense lawyers the information as part of pretrial proceedings. Monday’s argument largely focused on a technical issue: whether the list was a “bill of
particulars,” a document that can be subject to public release, or an informal discovery letter that would normally stay sealed. Paul Fishman, the U.S. Attorney in New Jersey, argued in support of Doe’s position, saying prosecutors should be allowed to hand over such information to defendants without fear it will be revealed. As an alternative, the court is considering whether to release all the names but that of John Doe, an option both Doe and the government oppose. Three people have been charged in the case. William Baroni, a former official at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and Bridget Kelly, Christie’s former deputy chief of staff, are scheduled to face trial in September. David Wildstein, also a former official at the Port Authority, has pleaded guilty and is cooperating. REUTERS
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Fed’s Yellen sees rate hikes ahead, but few hints on when To some investors, the absence of a timeframe suggests the Fed will delay its next rate hike well beyond next week, when U.S. central bankers next gather to make monetary policy. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Monday gave a largely upbeat assessment of the U.S. economic outlook and said interest rate hikes are coming but, in an omission that stood out to some investors, gave little sense of when. Overall, a Yellen said, “I see good reasons to expect that the positive forces supporting employment growth and higher inflation will continue to outweigh the negative ones.� While last month’s jobs report, released Fri-
day, was “disappointing,� and bears watching, policymakers will respond “only to the extent that we determine or come to the view that the data is meaningful in terms of changing our view of the medium- and longer-term economic outlook.� Though she stressed surprises could emerge that could change her expectations, and listed four main risks to the U.S. economy — slower demand and productivity, and inflation and overseas risks — she concluded by downplaying them all and flagging her expectation that “further gradual increases in the federal funds rate are likely to be appropriate.� Still, Yellen was careful not to give any hints about the timing of a next rate increase, in contrast to a speech on May 27, when she said such a move would probably be
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appropriate “in coming months.� Economists now see September or possibly July as the most likely time for a quarter-point policy tightening, while traders in futures markets are betting on later in the year. But to others, Yellen’s repeated emphasis on the positive aspects of recent economic data continues to suggest a rate hike in the near future. “The fact that she did remove that timeframe
I think just suggests that June’s off the table, July is possible if the data cooperates,� said Omar Esiner, chief market analyst for Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington. “She’s a little bit more upbeat in that respect than the Street and I think that was a main takeaway for me.� The U.S. central bank raised rates from near zero in December in the first U.S. policy tightening in nearly a decade. REUTERS
BRIEF Astronauts get ďŹ rst look inside space station’s new inatable module Astronauts aboard the International Space Station on Monday oated inside an experimental inatable module that will test a less expensive and potentially safer option for housing crews during long stays in space, NASA said. Station ight engineers Je Williams and Oleg Skripochka opened the hatch to the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module, or BEAM, at 4:47 a.m. EDT (0847 GMT) on Monday. Designed and built by privately-owned Bigelow Aerospace, BEAM is the ďŹ rst inatable habitat to be tested with astronauts in space. The Las Vegas-based ďŹ rm previously ew two unmanned prototypes. BEAM was own to the space station aboard a SpaceX Dragon cargo ship in April and inated to the size of small bedroom on May 28. It is scheduled to remain attached to the station, a $100 billion research laboratory that ies about 250 miles above Earth, for two years. Wearing face masks and headlamps, Williams and Skripochka oated inside the darkened module for the ďŹ rst time to collect air samples for
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analysis and retrieve engineering data from BEAM’s ination. Williams told ight controllers the module looked “pristine,â€? mission commentator Gary Jordan said during a NASA TV broadcast. Williams also said it was cold inside BEAM, but that there was no sign of condensation on the walls, Jordan said. Astronauts will return to BEAM on Tuesday and Wednesday to install temperature and radiation sensors as well as instruments to collect data from any micro-meteoroid or orbital debris impacts. BEAM’s hatch will remain closed except when astronauts go inside the module six or seven times per year to retrieve recorded data, NASA said. Lightweight inatables, which are made of layers of fabrics and a protective outer shield, are far less costly to launch than traditional metal modules. They may also provide astronauts with better radiation protection. REUTERS
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Donald Trump stands ground on Hispanic judge amid furor Trump has been on the defensive since his comments last week about Mexican-American U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is overseeing fraud lawsuits against Trump University. Donald Trump on Monday rejected a barrage of criticism from his own party over his allegations of bias against a Hispanic judge, insisting his concerns were valid. “All I want to do is figure out why I’m being treated unfairly by a judge. And a lot of people agree with it,” Trump said on Fox News. Trump has suggested that Curiel’s heritage is
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influencing his opinion about the case because of Trump’s campaign rhetoric about illegal immigration. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee for the Nov. 8 presidential election, has pledged to seal the U.S.-Mexico border with a wall, and has said Mexico is sending rapists and drug dealers to the United States. On Sunday he was asked if — by the same token — he believed a Muslim judge would be biased against him based
on Trump’s call for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the country. “It’s possible. Yes,” Trump said on CBS’ “Face the Nation.” Republican leaders including House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell have distanced themselves from Trump’s comments, saying they are worried the tone of his presidential campaign could enrage Latinos, who are a growing U.S. voting bloc. On Monday, Sen. Jeff Flake expressed alarm. “If this doesn’t change, we’re in for big trouble,” the Arizona Republican said on MSNBC. “I hope to be able to support the nominee. I certainly can’t now,” said Flake, whose state has a large percentage of Hispanics. REUTERS
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Brother-in-law of Clinton arrested on DUI in California Roger Clinton is scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 2. Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton’s brother-in-law Roger was released from a southern California jail on Monday after he was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence, according to police and local media. Roger Clinton, 59, was released from Redondo Beach jail after posting a $15,000 bail, Redondo Beach police spokeswomen said in a phone interview. Police declined to confirm that the man arrested and then released was the same Roger Clinton who is the younger half brother
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Teen sentenced to 25 years for 2014 prom-day slaying A Connecticut teenager was sentenced to 25 years in prison Monday for stabbing a female classmate to death in a school hallway hours before their 2014 junior prom. Christopher Plaskon, 19, pleaded no contest in March to charges that he killed 16-yearold Maren Sanchez, the junior class president and a National Honor Society student, at Milford’s Jonathan Law High School in April 2014. Connecticut Superior
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tinues. “It’s not like we consume collagen and it becomes collagen in our body; it’s broken down into amino acids that the body is going to use wherever it needs building blocks or protein.” Though bone broth might not lead straight to the fountain of youth, Sasson adds that the minerals and electrolytes in it still provide nutritional value. “It’s healthy,” she says. “It’s just not magical.” In fact, Feldman decided to open Springbone Kitchen after discovering bone broth’s health benefits for himself. After injuring his knee, he came across an article about the dish. “I was kind of skeptical, but I gave it a try,” he says. “Within a couple weeks, my knee honestly started getting a whole lot better. I was kind of sold from that point forward.” You can decide on bone broth’s merits for yourself by making it in your own kitchen. We’ve got you covered with a recipe for homemade chicken bone broth — check it out below.
Make your own bone broth at home Chicken bone broth recipe provided by Jordan Feldman
• 1 small bunch french thyme • Salt to taste
6. Strain 7. Salt to taste
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Directions: 1. Roast bones at 400 degrees until brown 2. Place bones, vegetables and vinegar in stock pot; cover with water 3. Bring to a rolling boil, then reduce to a simmer 4. Simmer for 12-24 hours 5. Add fresh thyme for the last hour
Liquid gold For a nourishing “breakfast in a cup,” blend 1 cup of the chicken broth with 1/4 cup of coconut milk and freshly grated turmeric, says Feldman. “The protein of the broth, healthy fat from the coconut milk and anti-inflammatory power of turmeric combine for a real breakfast of champions.”
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A bad season for Mark Teixeira got even worse on Saturday when the erstwhile All-Star was forced to go on the 15-day DL with a right knee injury. Teixeira underwent an MRI that revealed an articular cartilage tear after leaving Friday night’s game in the third inning, and there’s currently no timetable for his return. Season-ending surgery is not out of the question. “[The knee’s] been sore and swollen … but I’ve played with knee pain the last 10 years of my whole career,” Teixeira told ESPN on Saturday. “You don’t really think anything of it. You treat it and you ice it and you do the things that you always do. Nothing feels good right now. My body just hasn’t worked right this year.” That statement is con-
firmed by Teixeira’s poor statistical performance; he’s batting .180 on the year with just three home runs. So now that the Yankees will be without Teixeira for the foreseeable future, let’s take a look at the options the Bombers have within the organization to replace him.
Chris Parmelee Chris Parmelee, a 28-yearold journeyman who spent several years with Minnesota before splitting time with Baltimore and their Triple-A affiliate last year, was called up on Saturday, seemingly to take Teixeira’s spot. However, Joe Girardi did not start Parmelee either Saturday or Sunday. Parmelee saw the ball well in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, hitting .252 in 172 PAs with seven homers and 21 RBIs. He also compiled 21 walks compared to just 31 strikeouts. Parmelee’s plate discipline could help jump-start a Yankees offense that’s currently mired at 26th overall in OBP (.301). Of course, he won’t come close to representing
the power threat that Teixeira poses; Parmelee has a grand total of 28 home runs in parts of six seasons, while Teixeira knocked in 31 just last year.
Rob Refsnyder Rob Refsnyder started both Saturday and Sunday’s game at first base after taking over the position on Friday night, a somewhat surprising call by Girardi. Refsnyder went 1-for-10 while handling first base duties over the weekend. Refsnyder was being groomed in spring training to play third base but it didn’t go well, and he wound up beginning the season in Triple-A. Called up in late May, Refsnyder has hit well in limited appearances, batting .250 (four doubles and a single) with four RBIs in 20 ABs this year. He posted a .302 average in 43 ABs in 2015.
Chase Headley Chase Headley, the Yankees’ everyday third baseman, has played a handful of games at first in his tenure with New
Rob Refsnyder got the start at first again for the Yankees last night. GETTY IMAGES
York. However, Girardi’s decision to stick with Refsnyder at first in the early going with Headley manning the hot corner all weekend is probably a good indicator that Headley won’t be shifting across the diamond much, if at all. If Headley were to start some games at first, that would likely
open the door for Ronald Torreyes to get some more ABs.
Alex Rodriguez A-Rod’s name will pop up here and there if Teixeira misses an extended period of time, especially if the Yankees don’t get production at first, but
Rodriguez seems like a longshot option. “He just wasn’t comfortable doing it, so you have to deal with it in another way,” Girardi told Lohud.com, alluding to A-Rod’s 9.2 total innings he played at first base last season, which is the only major league experience he has at the position.
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Cubs (39-16) The Cubs continue to roll and have been dominant both from the mound and at the plate. On the mound they are led by Jake Arrieta and Jason Hammel, who both have top-five NL ERAs.
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San Fran has lost two straight games and has seen its lead get shrunk to 3½ games in the NL West. Johnny Cueto is tied for the league-lead in wins with nine, though, which is encouraging. They host the Red Sox for a pair of games this week.
The Nationals remain at the top of the NL East standings and have a plus-54 run differential, which is second in the NL - only trailing the Cubs. Daniel Murphy continues to be the best overall hitter in baseball.
Playing at Camden Yards during the summer, the Orioles are going to score a lot of runs, which is already a reason why they are at the top of the AL East standings. They just need to pitching to come together. Mark Trumbo has 18 homers this year.
Winners of five straight games, the Indians have jumped to the top of the AL Central standings. Their plus-46 run differential is the third-best in the AL, which is a good sign moving forward. Danny Salazar now has the best ERA in the AL.
Toronto is one of the hottest teams in the league as it has won eight of its last 10. The Jays took two-of-three from the Red Sox at Fenway this past weekend. Marco Estrada took a no-hitter into the eighth against a tough Sox lineup.
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Texas is one of the hottest teams in the game as it has won eight of its last 10 to now lead the AL West by three games. The AL West is one of the worst divisions in baseball, but that doesn’t matter to the Rangers as they can’t help who is on their schedule.
The Red Sox have a plus-69 run differential which leads the American League, but their pitching is still a concern. The bullpen hasn’t been dependable at all and they may need to find help from outside of the organization.
It’s been status quo for the Mets of late as they have been consistently playing .500 ball and are two games back in the NL East. From the mound, they are led once again by Noah Syndergaard and his 1.91 ERA.
It was a tough week for the Mariners as they have dropped three straight and seven of their last 10 to trail the Rangers by three games in the AL West - one of the worst divisions in baseball. Also, Felix Hernandez has landed on the DL.
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Giants still seek a Collins sidekick New York is still searching for a safety to place next to Landon Collins. TONY WILLIAMS @TBone8 sports@metro.us
The safety position may be the last line of defense, but for the Giants it’s at the forefront of their concern. Last year, general manager Jerry Reese appeared to hit it big with Landon Collins in the second round, but there’s been a glaring hole opposite the budding star since. The race to be Collins’ wingman has been a competitive one, as there are at least five candidates fighting for that one spot. The leader in the clubhouse is seemingly second-year safety Nat Berhe. The fifth-rounder out of San Diego State has been receiving the lion’s share of reps in the organized team activities [OTAs], which is a good sign considering he had mostly all of his rookie campaign marred by a calf injury. He’s likely the most versatile of the entrants with his ability to play in the box (the area around the line of scrimmage) and as a deep centerfielder in pass coverage. He noted the crowded safety room, but said it’s been a fun and friendly competition and that everyone is helpful toward one another, despite the cutthroat nature of NFL camps. “For me, I’m cool with everybody. I feel no certain way toward anybody in that room,” Berhe said. “We all understand this is a business and we all understand this is a competition. Each day is a new day and each day you get better. We just come out here and we compete, but you compete against yourself. The competition is between you.” Cooper Taylor is one of those competitors. He’s also another holdover that has seen his chances dimmed due to injuries. Highly talented and a physical specimen (6-foot4, 230 pounds), Taylor just can’t seem to stay on the field long enough to be properly evaluated — and his cause continues to be hurt due to a sports hernia that he’s currently rehab-
Big Blue notebook: • Per usual, wideout Victor Cruz wasn’t a full participant, as he was primarily seen running with a trainer, who was holding a resistance band behind him. • Jason Pierre-Paul said he will be out of the country on the oneyear anniversary of his fireworks accident: “Where I’m going they don’t celebrate the Fourth of July.” • Pierre-Paul also noted that his once heavily bandaged right hand will no longer possess a giant club on game days, adding he’ll simply wear a customfitted glove. • The former Pro Bowler said the club was the primary reason for many of his missed tackles and why he only registered one sack in his eight games. bing. The theme of recovering safeties is a tiring one around the Giants’ facilities, as two other names — Mykkele Thompson and Bennett Jackson — are also coming off season-ending injuries. The former is a second-year player who had his rookie season ruined by a torn Achilles during offseason workouts, while the latter is a converted cornerback who tore his knee during the preseason and was never able to capitalize on his strong spring performances. Of all the candidates, however, perhaps the best shot to start alongside Collins is rookie Darian Thompson. Scouts during the pre-draft process, the Giants’ coaching staff and his own teammates have raved about the thirdrounder out of Boise State. He’s quickly caught the attention of all around him for his playmaking abilities and assertiveness on the field and in the huddle. If Berhe is receiving a majority of the first-team reps in OTAs, Thompson has gotten the rest. He’s performed so well that new head coach Ben McAdoo went out of his way to heap some praise on the rookie’s performance on Monday. The final team drill was a two-
Nat Berhe could be the leading candidate for the Giants at safety, opposite Landon Collins. GETTY IMAGES
minute offense session, and McAdoo was taken aback by the neophyte’s headiness and ability to know time and situation without being told. “He [Thompson] picked the ball off and then took
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