Новости за 03.05.2016

ARLINGTON, Texas - A young soldier shot and wounded his wife outside a Dallas-area store and then gunned down a father of three who grabbed his own gun and tried to make a citizen's arrest, authorities say.

NEW YORK - Consumer backlash is growing against Target's stance on what type of bathrooms its transgender customers and employees can use.

NEW YORK - Police are trying to identify the body of a man who washed ashore in New York City with his arms tied around his back and his feet submerged in concrete.

NEW YORK - A former assistant to Prince until last year has spent the days since his death trying to figure out how her boss, whom she described as very healthy, could have died so suddenly, adding that she never saw him ingest any drugs during her employ.

ST. PAUL, Minnesota - A Minnesota radio station is arranging a nationwide simulcast of a Prince song to honor the late music superstar.

ASUNCION, Paraguay - Paraguay's top court has rejected a petition by Nicolas Leoz, the former head of the South American football confederation, to halt his extradition to the United States.

RICHMOND, Virginia - A Virginia school board has asked the full 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to review a panel's ruling that a transgender teen must be allowed to use the boys' restroom at school.

NEW YORK - A prominent art collector and real estate developer has agreed to pay $7 million to settle allegations he failed to pay taxes on about $80 million worth of art, the state attorney general said Tuesday.

NEW YORK - "The Big Bang Theory" was the comedy winner in television last week - by a landslide.

MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota men's basketball team is beefing up its nonconference schedule by adding St. John's for a home game in November.

NEW YORK - The NBA said Tuesday there were five incorrect non-calls on the wild final sequence in San Antonio, including a foul on Oklahoma City's Dion Waiters that referees earlier had already acknowledged they missed.

SAN DIEGO - Authorities say a Russian man has died at a San Diego immigration detention center. The cause of death is undetermined.

BOSTON - Former Harvard and Fordham swim instructor Joe Bernal has been banned from coaching for life by USA Swimming, which says he violated sexual misconduct policies adopted to protect athletes.

ENGLEWOOD, Colorado - Quarterback Trevor Siemian is stuck between the future and the present, a project in first-rounder Paxton Lynch and a placeholder in Mark Sanchez.

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq stock market:

NEW YORK - Comic Larry Wilmore says his "tone didn't fit the room" at his much talked-about White House Correspondents Association speech but believes his use of a provocative term to address President Barack Obama may open an important dialogue for the country.

CHARLESTON, South Carolina - Attorneys for a white former North Charleston police officer charged in the shooting death of a black motorist are opposing a bid to reschedule the murder trial.

JUPITER, Florida - What boosters describe as the nation's last tackle powder-puff football game is no more, at least for now.

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky - Mohaymen went from likely Kentucky Derby favorite to a question mark in the span of less than two minutes.

SAO PAULO - A Brazilian judge struck down an earlier court ruling to suspend messaging service WhatsApp in Latin America's biggest country for 72 hours, reactivating it on Tuesday, the day after it was shut down.

DURHAM, North Carolina - Duke has added transfer Sofia Roma from Wagner.

CHICAGO - Pablo Sandoval will miss the rest of the season.

KNOXVILLE, Tennessee - Tennessee has signed former Winthrop player Schaquilla (pronounced Sha-KWEE-la) Nunn as a graduate transfer, a move that should boost the Lady Volunteers' frontcourt depth next season.

SANTIAGO, Chile - Chilean fishermen have staged a protest demanding the government compensate them better after toxic algae blooms killed their catch.

LOS ANGELES - Get yer Dodger Dogs right here! The iconic hot dogs are being sold ready-to-eat for the first time outside a baseball stadium.