Новости за 26.03.2016

DETROIT - Carl Hagelin scored twice and Phil Kessel had a goal and four assists, helping the Pittsburgh Penguins rout the Detroit Red Wings 7-2 Saturday.

TAMPA, Florida - Tampa Police are investigating a shooting in which a police officer and a suspect were shot.

NEW YORK - Lost Raven edged Takrees by a neck Saturday in the $118,750 Cicada Stakes for 3-year-old filly sprinters at Aqueduct.

CLEARWATER, Florida - Detroit outfielder Justin Upton hit his first two home runs in a Tigers uniform in a 6-5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday.

Democrats in Washington state, Alaska and Hawaii will make a choice on their party's candidate for president Saturday.

DUNEDIN, Florida - Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira drove in runs, leading the New York Yankees to a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday.

LOS ANGELES - The Latest on the slaying of a Chinese herbalist and his family in Santa Barbara (all times local):

DURHAM, North Carolina - Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski says he has apologized to Oregon coach Dana Altman for his postgame conversation with Dillon Brooks.

BOSTON - An ensemble of young Japanese musicians founded in the aftermath of the 2011 Fukushima disaster is making its U.S. debut in Boston.

BRIDGEPORT, Connecticut - Breanna Stewart and the UConn Huskies took notice of the major upsets Friday night. They needed just four minutes to put to rest any notion of that happening to them.

SALEM, Oregon - Officials say threats against police and public officials that started within hours of the Jan. 26 death of ranching standoff leader Robert "LaVoy" Finicum have continued.

AUSTIN, Texas - Jordan Spieth felt it on the practice range, and he said it on the golf course.

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana - Louisiana health officials Saturday lifted a notice advising people in the small town of Donaldsonville not to drink the water after tests determined it was safe to drink.

TIRANA, Albania - The Latest on Europe's migration crisis (all times local):

SYRACUSE, New York - A libel lawsuit brought against ESPN by the wife of a former Syracuse University assistant basketball coach has been thrown out by a judge who found no actual malice occurred as the sports network reported claims that two team ball boys were sexually abused decades ago by the coach and that the wife had a sexual relationship with one of them.

FORT THOMAS, Kentucky - Crews have recovered a body from a car that was flung from an Ohio River bridge near Cincinnati and went into the water.

CARDIFF, Wales - Geoffrey Kamworor fell on the starting line of the world half marathon championships but got back up to successfully defend his title in record time on Saturday, with Mo Farah coming third.

GOODYEAR, Arizona - The Cincinnati Reds and veteran right-handed pitcher Ross Ohlendorf have agreed to a one-year, $800,000 major league contract.

WICHITA, Kansas - A western Kansas woman is suing the state and some of the agencies involved in questioning and removing her 11-year-old son from her home after he spoke up at school about her possessing and using marijuana.

NEENAH, Wisconsin - The widow of a man killed during a hostage standoff at a motorcycle shop has filed a $3.5 million claim against a Wisconsin city and three police officers.

GOODMAN, Alabama - The Alabama Emergency Management Agency says four people were killed in a helicopter crash in southeast Alabama.

PROVO, Utah - A Brigham Young University football player has been arrested for violating a stalking order.

TRENTON, New Jersey - Federal prosecutors say a New Jersey man created a website that tricked children into committing sexually explicit acts in front of webcams.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - California Chrome proved in emphatic fashion he was back at his best when he won the Dubai World Cup by five lengths on Saturday.

SURPRISE, Arizona - Edinson Volquez will start the Kansas City Royals' opener April 3 against the New York Mets in a rematch of the World Series Game 5, manager Ned Yost announced Saturday.