Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Asks Little League Officials to Reverse JRW Decision and not take away the championship from the little colored boys of Jackie Robinson West..... In a last ditch effort to pander to the black voters

Mayor Rahm Emanuel has asked Little League officials to reverse their decision to strip the Chicago champions of their U.S. title Wednesday.

Emanuel fought for JRW in a lengthy phone call with Little League International President and CEO Stephen Keener Wednesday in effort to have them change their mind, the mayor's office confirmed.

• Man Shovels Pitcher's Mound at JRW Stadium to Show Support

The mayor made it clear that by stripping the team of the title, the league was making the children the perpetrators, when they are the victims, a source confirms.

"The normal and natural reaction is to be heartbroken, but I ask everybody to remember how much these kids showed their real character," Emanuel said earlier Wednesday during a sit-down interview with Telemundo Chicago.

• Suburban Coach Receives Threats After JRW Decision

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FROM THE E-MAIL - Obama to take over the INTERNET and even control the blogs!

True, this guy was just on Mark Levin. He’s a member of the FCC. He says they will not allow anyone to see the 332 pages of regulations. It will pass on Feb. 25 and it will be too late by then. We must act now. If our congress doesn’t do something to stop them—we are toast.


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Hollywood / Toluca Lake, CA: Suspect with dog on his lap dies after Wild Chase and Standoff - Driving through security gates and even knocking down a bystander, a truck driver led police on a wild chase through the Valley

A suspect who led police on a wild chase through the San Fernando Valley ending in a standoff today is dead, police confirmed.

A man in utility truck led police on a chase in the San Fernando Valley today before coming to a stop on an Arleta street and beginning a standoff, but the motorist was spotted slumped over in the driver’s seat with blood coming from his nose and neck.

A SWAT team was called to the scene on Terra Bella Street south of the Golden State (5) Freeway, where dozens of officers were positioned behind the truck and even on an adjacent rooftop.

The chase began about 11:35 a.m. in the Los Angeles Police Department’s Foothill area, said LAPD spokesman Drake Madison. At one point, the motorist drove through the security gate of an apartment complex, knocking at least one bystander to the ground. The driver continued through the complex, then drove through another security gate, continuing the pursuit on city streets.

The suspect eventually drove south on the 5 Freeway, exited then immediately got back on the northbound freeway before exiting again in the Arleta area.

About 11:50 a.m., the motorist was heading north on Sharp Avenue, just south of the freeway, and then turned onto Terra Bella Street, where the truck stopped a minute later -- after running over a spike strip.

Police lined up patrol several cars a few feet behind the truck, and the motorist remained inside the vehicle, along with a small dog. A SWAT team was called to the scene, but officers positioned near the vehicle said the suspect could be seen slumped over in the truck, with blood coming from his nose and neck.

As a precaution, nearby Beachy Avenue Elementary Schools was placed on lockdown, along with Pacoima Middle School and Arleta High School. School police said classes on the campuses were continuing as usual, despite the lockdowns.

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56-year-old colored man, James Robertson, received almost $400,000.00 in donations when the public learned he walked over 20 miles a day to work and back.... Now he says he has to move out of his black neighborhood before they kill him for his loot

The Detroit man whose determination to walk more than 20 miles a day to get to and from work inspired an online campaign that raised more than $350,000 for him abruptly moved on Tuesday after telling police that he did not feel safe with his newfound fortune.

According to the Detroit Free Press — whose profile of 56-year-old James Robertson led to the outpouring of donations and gifts, including a new car — the factory worker was moved to a temporary home after consulting with local law enforcement officials.

"We had a meeting with him [and] he expressed interest that he did not feel safe," Detroit Police Capt. Aric Tosqui told the newspaper. "People were actually asking him for money."

More than $350,000 was pledged for Robertson through a crowdfunding campaign launched by Evan Leedy, a 19-year-old college student who read the story and wanted to help a stranger in need. According to the paper, Robertson has yet to see any of the money raised and is expected to meet with financial advisers this week to discuss how the donations will be managed.

"I wanted to get it over with," Robertson said of the move. "There were so many factors involved."

In December, an 86-year-old Detroit man went missing after reportedly winning $20,000 in a lottery game, police said. Last week, he was found stabbed to death, and police charged a 20-year-old with his murder.

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’60 Minutes’ correspondent, CBS news veteran Bob Simon smushed to a painful and agonizing death in high speed vehicle accident

Bob Simon, the longtime “60 Minutes” correspondent and legendary CBS News foreign reporter died suddenly tonight in a car accident in New York City. The award-winning newsman was 73. Simon was in the back seat of a livery cab that lost control as it headed south on the highway.The driver struck a Mercedes, and then struck the middle barrier of the highway, sources told CBS2 in New York.

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Chicago Negro-Rage - Wildebeest Chantella Bailey drags a female CTA bus driver off the bus and punches her in the face all because Chantella stepped into a puddle that may have ruined her $200.00 LINK CARD paid for pedicure

A 41-year-old woman who stepped in a puddle when getting off a CTA bus this week dragged the driver into the street and punched her in the face, prosecutors said.

Chantella Bailey became enraged after stepping in the puddle at 63rd and Wentworth. At first, she stood in front of the bus "throwing a tantrum, essentially," Assistant State's Attorney Lorraine Scaduto said during a brief bond hearing.

Then she got back on the bus and attacked the driver.

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