Новости за 19.04.2016

BEIJING - Seeking to further reduce opportunities for corruption, China will include additional cities and regions in a pilot program begun in the financial hub of Shanghai that restricts the business dealings of officials' spouses and children, the government said Tuesday.

ST. LOUIS - John Lackey had a little extra something in the tank for his old team.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Florida - A 71-year-old Florida priest missing since last week has been found dead in Georgia, police said Monday night.

SYDNEY - Australia's prime minister said on Tuesday he expects to call a rare early election, with the nation likely to head to the polls in July amid waning popularity for the ruling conservative party.

PHILADELPHIA - The Latest on the Philadelphia police officer shot during a carjacking (all times local):

PHILADELPHIA - David Wright put on his latest power display in Philadelphia's home park.

CINCINNATI - The Reds' struggling bullpen got taken apart again.

OAKLAND, California - If teams come to the Warriors asking about interviewing top assistant Luke Walton, Golden State plans to oblige - just not while the defending champions are in the middle of a playoff series.

LOS ANGELES - A college student and Iraqi refugee yanked from a Southwest Airlines flight after mentioning a terrorist group's name during a phone conversation in Arabic said Monday he was degraded and humiliated and wants a public apology.

MIAMI - Washington Nationals manager Dusty Baker was a tad envious when Marcell Ozuna hit a two-out, two-run single for the Miami Marlins in the first inning Monday.

TORONTO - Raptors All-Star DeMar DeRozan endured another difficult playoff performance.

MOUNT CARMEL, Illinois - The operator of an Illinois oil pipeline is reporting 1,150 barrels of diesel fuel has spilled, resulting in the pollution of at least one river.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana - Former Secretary of State George Shultz is making a visit to Purdue University for a lecture where he'll discuss a wide range of topics before a campus audience.

EVANSVILLE, Indiana - Republican presidential rivals Donald Trump and Ted Cruz didn't keep their neighboring offices in Evansville for very long.

MIAMI - Jose Fernandez stomped off the mound after an arduous second inning cursing and smacking himself on the head with his glove, which sent his sweat flying.

CINCINNATI - Trevor Story's latest homer helped Jordan Lyles get a long-awaited win. Made a little more history, too.

SUTTON, Alaska - A 30-year-old Anchorage man was shot and killed while trying to take imagery of others shooting weapons near Sutton.

SAN FRANCISCO - A group of mostly black women who filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the Napa Valley Wine Train have settled the case for an undisclosed amount.

NEW YORK - Feminist and author Gloria Steinem and Hollywood producer Brian Glazer are among this year's winners of the Books for a Better Life Award.

NEW YORK - Detroit Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy has been fined $25,000 for public criticism of officiating, it was announced Monday by NBA executive vice president Kiki VanDeWeghe.

LOS ANGELES - Southern California's quarterback competition will continue in fall training camp after coach Clay Helton was unable to choose a winner in spring practice.

JUNEAU, Alaska - The Latest on a university professor mauled by a bear (all times local):

CHICAGO - Jack McCullough awoke a few months into his life sentence for the 1957 slaying of an Illinois schoolgirl as his cellmate plunged a shank fashioned from a toothbrush into his face, eventually dislodging his eye.

LOS ANGELES - Doris Roberts, who played the tart-tongued, endlessly meddling mother on "Everybody Loves Raymond," has died, a family spokeswoman said. She was 90.

NEW YORK - Tom Hanks, great American, has been to some far-flung places in the service of Hollywood and country.