Новости за 10.05.2016

LONDON - Real Madrid returned to the top of the Associated Press Global Football 10 on Tuesday after two wins in a week.

LOS ANGELES - Sharon Osbourne is opening up on "The Talk" about her split from Ozzy Osbourne.

ROGERSVILLE, Tennessee - Law enforcement officials say a man accused of abducting his 9-year-old niece stocked up on several items before taking the girl out of her rural Tennessee school and fleeing last week.

BURBANK, California - Disney reported quarterly earnings Tuesday that fell short of forecasts, and announced it is discontinuing its Disney Infinity line of video games.

MIAMI - Here's Stephen Curry's year in a nutshell. A record 402 3-pointers, all 131 MVP first-place votes, and zero doubt.

SACRAMENTO, California - Vlade Divac's first coaching search as general manager of the Sacramento Kings was methodical. He talked to about a dozen candidates over several weeks and was ready to bring in three finalists for a second interview before settling on a pick.

DETROIT - Paris Bass and Jalen Gibson will not return to Detroit Mercy next season.

FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas - Arkansas women's basketball signee Aaliyah Wilson has been invited to try out for the 2016 USA Basketball Women's U18 National Team.

NEW YORK - The publisher of a magazine aimed at tween girls apologized Tuesday for offering adult-like tips on choosing bathing suits based on size and curves, unleashing a body shaming backlash.

MEXICO CITY - Within weeks of the September 2014 disappearance of 43 college students, Mexican authorities had rounded up scores of suspects and announced they had solved the case.

NEW YORK - A Vietnamese man accused of plotting with an al-Qaida offshoot to bomb London's Heathrow Airport in a suicide attack should get 50 years in prison, prosecutors said in papers submitted Tuesday to a sentencing judge.

CONCORD, New Hampshire - A murderer seeking to have his prison sentence reduced to the 10 years he has already served has had his request denied by a New Hampshire judge.

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

FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas - Former Arkansas baseball coach Norn DeBriyn has been named one of four Southeastern Conference Baseball Legends.

WASHINGTON - Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said Tuesday he seriously considered ordering a shutdown of the entire Washington Metro subway system last week and may still do that if local officials don't follow Transportation Department safety directives.

KITTANNING, Pennsylvania - A man accused of escaping from a county jail and killing an acquaintance who lived nearby can run but "can't hide" from evidence in his murder trial, a prosecutor said Tuesday in opening statements.

LYNN, Massachusetts - A newspaper publisher is asking the Rolling Stones to return to town 50 years after they cut short a show during a thunderstorm, leading fans to rampage.

BRISTOL, Connecticut - ESPN's top two English-language announcing teams will call all their games from France during this summer's European Championship.

SAO PAULO - The mayor of Brazil's biggest city has signed a decree authorizing the use of smartphone-based ride-sharing-applications like Uber.

DHAKA, Bangladesh - The head of Bangladesh's largest Islamist party was executed early Wednesday for his role in acts of genocide and war crimes during the country's independence war against Pakistan in 1971, a senior government official said.

CONCORD, New Hampshire - With nearly 20 vacant stores and a food court that has been reduced to a lone Dunkin' Donuts, the Steeplegate Mall is in desperate need of a makeover.

DETROIT - The Detroit Red Wings hired assistant coach Doug Houda on Tuesday after agreeing to a three-year contract.

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - The Carolina Panthers have signed third-round draft choice Daryl Worley, a cornerback from West Virginia.

NEW YORK - The Treasury Department called for additional oversight and some increased regulations for the online lending industry on Tuesday, the first time a government agency has weighed in on this quickly growing, but largely unregulated, part of the financial world.