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From the Gothamist Newsmap: A child hit by an auto at E 19th St & Tennis Ct in Brooklyn, a building in danger at 173 St & Boston Rd in the Bronx and a home invasion on 57th Ave in Queens.
Besides the afternoon shooting that injured a school girl and a man, another Bronx shooting claimed the life of one man and injured two others yesterday.
NY Post readers opine about President Obama's bow to the Japanese emperor: "Kudos to the aging, yet agile, Emperor Akihito, who put a hand out just in time to help steady Obama as he apparently slipped on a wayward piece of sushi."
Oh, good: A 19-year-old suspected of setting numerous fires at a Battery Park apartment building is still living in the building.
Neil Patrick Harris is on Twitter, people: "Holy Pete, so many responses! Thanks, gang! I'm still trying to figure out which button does what..! And this 140 character limit is craz"
While he was tough with Dalton, back in 2002, Supreme Court Justice Kennedy was cool with not approving Stuyvesant High School's student newspaper reporter's article.
They may not be all that tasty, but Jamba Juice is handing out free samples of its flatbread today between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.
And Edward Woodward, who played The Equalizer, the CBS drama about "a former American agent for a never-named intelligence agency who has set up shop in New York to right the injustices done to people whom the police cannot or will not help," died at age 79.