Новости за 29.03.2016

LOS ANGELES - A judge will consider Tuesday whether to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by model and TV host Janice Dickinson against Bill Cosby.

BEIJING - China will clamp down on foreign-sounding and bizarre names after too many streets and developments called "Manhattan" or "Venice" have popped up amid decades of frenzied building, a government official says.

BERLIN - A German official says a combination of two blunders by a dispatcher appears to have led to a train crash that killed 11 people in Bavaria in February.

GLENDALE, Arizona - Justin Turner hit a grand slam, Alex Wood gave up two homers but struck out six over five innings and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Texas Rangers 5-4 on Monday night.

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona - Jean Segura led off the game with a home run, and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the San Francisco Giants 7-3 on Monday night.

LOS ANGELES - Miles from the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the red carpet, Steve Shin belts out tunes on a piano scarred with nicks and love notes written in scratches, teaching children how to sing.

DALLAS - Three children are dead and two drivers and a teenage passenger are hospitalized after one car slammed broadside into another carrying the children at a western Dallas intersection.

BEIJING - China must exert stronger oversight over vaccines sold on the private market in the wake of a developing scandal involving expired or improperly stored vaccines, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

BOSTON - Grant Hochstein wakes up at 5 a.m. most days, not to work on his own skating but to teach the sport to others.

GOODYEAR, Arizona - Joey Votto homered and had four hits, Brandon Phillips was 3 for 5 with two doubles and a walk-off single and the Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Brewers 9-8 on Monday night.

NEW ORLEANS - The U.S. Coast Guard says an unknown amount of crude oil has spilled into a bayou in southern Louisiana.

HAZYAZ, Yemen - The baby was born in war, even as planes blasted his village in Yemen. Five months later, Udai Faisal died from war: his skeletal body broke down under the ravages of malnutrition, his limbs like twigs, his cheeks sunken, his eyes dry.

EAST CHICAGO, Indiana - A ceremony is planned to celebrate the return of a bronze statue honoring a Polish Revolutionary War hero that was stolen from an East Chicago park.

GLENDALE, Arizona - Calgary's patient approach with Sam Bennett paid off Monday night.

LOS ANGELES - Chris Paul's reward for posting a double-double was a trip to the bench, where he was quite happy to remain seated.

SAN JOSE, California - After three straight losses delayed their playoff clinching, the San Jose Sharks made it back to the postseason with the kind of performance that could carry them far this spring.

WENZHOU, China - The email seemed unremarkable: a routine request by Mattel Inc.'s chief executive for a new vendor payment to China.

PORTLAND, Oregon - At this point in the season, it's nice for Portland's starters to get a bit of a rest - as well as a win.

SANTA ROSA, California - A woman facing eviction from her Northern California apartment poured gasoline over her body and set herself on fire in a blaze that nearly killed her and almost destroyed the four-unit property where she lived, fire officials said Monday.

BOSTON - Archeologists in Boston are digging at the boyhood home of slain black rights activist Malcolm X.

ALAMEDA, California - A Northern California U.S. Coast Guard crew seized more than 6 tons of cocaine from a semi-submersible vessel off Panama's Pacific coast, officials said.

DALLAS - Niya Johnson sat in the Baylor locker room, with her head down and no more chances to get to a women's Final Four.

NEW ORLEANS - Jrue Holiday returned from a toe injury and took a hard shot to the eye for his trouble. Still, he managed to provide the Pelicans with some relief from their recent rut before absorbing the latest blow to his health.

TONAWANDA, New York - For Kim Vaillancourt, pregnant while staving off aggressive brain cancer, it comes down to this: "The baby saved me. Now it's my turn to save him."

DENVER - In the midst of a rough stretch, the Dallas Mavericks were searching for a little more energy and athleticism.