Morning Buzz, March 9: Trump Talks Football Not as pleasant as yesterday, today will be mostly cloudy with a high of 51 degrees. Now in his second year representing Staten Island and parts of Brooklyn, Representative Michael Grimm, a rising star in the Republican party, faces his critics, some of whom accuse him of fund-raising improprieties. Prosecutors say a Long Island teenager was forced into prostitution for six days in a house that was being renovated in Ozone Park, Queens. After the application of apparently faulty paint in the 1990s, a city councilman says that the Hell Gate Bridge connecting Queens and the Bronx is in need of a touch-up. A federal judge has ordered the city to pay $128 million to minority candidates who took the Fire Department's screening test and were not hired in 1999 and 2002. The ruling supports the claim that the exam is discriminatory. Some illegal immigrants will get aid packages for college from private funds, as state and national legislation continues to be debated. A five-page e-mail by Paul J. Browne, the New York Police Department's chief spokesman, alleges that Newark's police department was fully aware of the New York police's Muslim surveillance efforts in Newark. Star Ledger A mobster-turned-F.B.I. informant died in what seems to be a suicide last month, avoiding having to testify against former cronies. Two days before, sources say, he killed the man he believed was responsible for the arrest that led him to become an informant. A home health aide turned herself in on Wednesday to face charges that she assaulted a patient, a retired nurse who turns 91 today. The self-proclaimed "hockey mom" who was arrested last month and accused of being a high-end madam said she had refused to give up names to prosecutors. She also said that she had plans to start an online matchmaking service. West Harlem's Community Board 9 established a committee to determine how to spend $150 million in funds from Columbia University. The money is stipulated in a community benefits agreement the university signed to garner support for its new West Harlem campus. The New York Archdiocese is prepared to offer more scholarships to increase Latino enrollment in area Catholic schools. Dharum Ravi, who is being charged in connection with the suicide of his former roommate, Tyler Clementi, may take the stand today, according to his lawyer. Donald Trump, a frequent guest of the New York Jets owner Woody Johnson at MetLife Stadium, told reporters in South Florida that Peyton Manning would be a good addition to Miami's roster. Only time will tell if Mr. Johnson will continue to invite Mr. Trump to watch the Jets.