Extra, Extra

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- What happens when a 12 year old covers the Tribeca Film Festival (hint: she chats with Tom Cruise and sees Giuliani, whose politics she doesn't agree with!)
- That Red Hook drug ring - the one where the gangs would calls parts of the projects "Peyton Place" and names like that - made $50 million a year
- The police deny there was any DNA evidence linking killer bouncer Stephen Sakai and one of the Brooklyn murders he allegedly implicated himself in
- Man, former police commissioner Bernard Kerik is still being investigated for corruption over the "gift" of a $240,000 home renovation
- Mayor Bloomberg's idea to create a DNA/fingerprint database for immigrants isn't really feasible
- And good luck with the traffic, all of you heading out of town for Memorial Day Weekend!

Photograph of the Old Navy Canine Casting by Blog NYC on Flickr

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12-year old reporter:
One of the hard things about being a reporter is that you have to keep your opinions to yourself, and for me that’s not very easy

I'm shocked! What next? Objective reporting?
Seriously, perhaps all hope is not lost in this country. But I'm sure this dangerous behaviour will be eliminated by the time she joins mainstream media.

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