Morning Buzz, March 28: Lighting the Wonder Wheel We might have a thunderstorm-y evening, but at least we'll have highs in the upper 60s. Two men are accused of holding a disabled woman captive in her Rockaway Beach apartment since New Years Day 2011. According to the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, the woman had been beaten with a cane and bound with tape while her captors forced her to turn over her Social Security benefits and inheritance money. The captain of a JetBlue flight from New York to Las Vegas had a midair breakdown on Tuesday morning. He was acting erratically outside the cockpit and talking about bombs on board, according to passengers who restrained him as the plane made an emergency landing in Amarillo, Tex., where he was hospitalized. In the aftermath of a fake ID cheating scandal on Long Island, the SAT and ACT college exams will now require students nationwide to register with a photograph, which will then be checked against the identification they bring the day of the exam. Lawyers for the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent agency that investigates allegations of police abuse in New York, have been given new powers to prosecute officers in misconduct cases. Last night, the Park Slope Food Co-op voted against a motion that would have moved the co-op closer to joining a boycott against products made in Israel. A record 1,600 people attended the meeting, which began with almost 90 minutes of arguments. Coney Island's Wonder Wheel will light up this summer, old-school-style, for the first time in 30 years, thanks to a $50,000 solar-powered system. A segment on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" poked fun at the Park Slope Food Co-op's Israeli-ban debate. Politicker Although he has yet to officially announce his candidacy, State Senator Adriano Espaillat has already collected enough signatures to qualify for the June primary ballot and contend with Representative Charlie B. Rangel over the newly drawn, and now more Latino, 13th Congressional district. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority board will vote Wednesday on the next purchase of subway cars, and sources say it is likely to give Bombardier the nearly $600 million order for 300 cars, which will be manufactured entirely in New York State and will most likely contain surveillance cameras. [2nd Ave. Sagas] Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and a mayoral hopeful, will hold a fund-raiser at the top of the Standard Hotel next week, which will rally support among two of her key constituencies: women and the gay community. The New York City comptroller, John C. Liu, will run for mayor or not run for office at all, sources told the New York Post. The Bronx Museum of Art is dropping all admission fees beginning Thursday.