Новости за 19.09.2016

NEW YORK — Kellogg Co. is recalling about 10,000 cases of its Eggo Nutri-Grain Whole Wheat Waffles in 25 states because they could be contaminated with the bacteria listeria. Listeria can cause serious and even deadly infections. It primarily affects the elderly, pregnant women, newborns and people with weak immune systems. The Battle Creek, Michigan

PHILADELPHIA — A lawyer for the victims of a Philadelphia building collapse that killed six people and injured 13 others inside a thrift store says a long chain of recklessness caused the tragedy. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports (http://bit.ly/2cZjapt ) lawyer Robert Mongeluzzi said in Monday’s opening statements the two cut-rate contractors convicted in the collapse

CINCINNATI — The Bengals are looking up at the standings, something they haven’t had to do for two years. And the defending AFC North champions have some significant issues to fix in order to make up ground. They couldn’t run the ball again during a 24-16 defeat in Pittsburgh on Sunday, the Bengals’ third loss

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama coach Nick Saban couldn’t find much fault in the Crimson Tide’s physical effort, heart and fight. The missed blocks, costly busted coverage and onside kick allowed are entirely different matters. The top-ranked Tide survived those miscues and a scoop-and-score fumble in a come-from-way-behind 48-43 victory Saturday over No. 23 Mississippi. It

NEW YORK — Wal-Mart said Monday it has completed its deal to buy fast-growing Jet.com for $3 billion in cash plus $300 million in stock, an acquisition aimed at helping the world’s largest retailer attract younger and more affluent customers to drive online sales. The hefty price tag shows how heavily Wal-Mart is willing to

NEW YORK — For one night only, Angela Lansbury served audiences a live performance as Mrs. Potts. The actress revived her beloved character from the Disney animated musical “Beauty and the Beast” during a 25th anniversary screening Sunday at Lincoln Center in New York. In videos of the event posted online , Lansbury sang the

SAN DIEGO — Versatile running back Danny Woodhead went on season-ending injured reserve Monday with a torn ACL in his right knee, the second San Diego Chargers playmaker to be lost in as many weeks. Woodhead was hurt when he was tackled after a catch in the first quarter of a 38-14 victory against Jacksonville

SEATTLE — This much is certain about No. 9 Washington: It can beat up on lesser competition. In cruising to an impressive 3-0 start, the Huskies have done most things very well. Quarterback Jake Browning is leading the country in pass efficiency, the Huskies have scored 40 or more points in six straight games and

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks wobbled and finished mostly lower Monday as investors waited for central bank meetings in the United States and Japan. Health care and technology companies took some of the biggest losses, while banks rose. On Monday: The Dow Jones industrial average shed 3.63 points, or less than 0.1 percent, to 18,120.17.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula dismissed any doubts Monday regarding Rex Ryan’s authority over the team and the coach’s decision to fire offensive coordinator Greg Roman. “We do things together like any well run org would,” Pegula wrote in a text message to The Associated Press. “Head coach runs the team

NEW YORK — The New York Yankees will honor Mark Teixeira in a ceremony before the regular-season finale Oct. 2 against Baltimore. The 36-year-old first baseman signed an eight-year contract as a free agent in 2009. He announced plans to retire after the season in August. Teixeira has played 14 seasons and has 406 home

ASHLAND, Ore. — Oregon officials are requiring a nursing facility to spoon-feed a woman despite her making clear that measures should not be taken to prolong her life. When former librarian Nora Harris was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease in 2009, she and her husband hired an attorney to create an advance directive, a

PHOENIX — The pilot of a burning plane radioed into the tower to say, “fire on the wing, fire in the airplane,” moments before he bailed out of the aircraft in a parachute and it plunged into a suburban Phoenix home. The harrowing scene unfolded Saturday during what was supposed to be a thrilling pyrotechnic

INDIANAPOLIS — The Latest on the Indiana gubernatorial campaign (all times local): 4:15 p.m. Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Holcomb says he believes most Indiana residents have moved on from the debate over the state’s religious objections law and whether to expand state civil rights laws to include sexual orientation. Holcomb said in weekend interviews that

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Falcons coach Dan Quinn says All-Pro receiver Julio Jones had an MRI on his right calf but is expected to be full speed for next Monday’s game at New Orleans. Jones was hurt when cornerback Sean Smith and safety Reggie Nelson fell on him after a 20-yard catch in the fourth

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Injuries will cause the latest renewal of the Florida-Tennessee rivalry to test the depth of both teams. The 19th-ranked Gators (3-0, 1-0 SEC) will be missing starting quarterback Luke Del Rio, who injured his left knee in a 32-0 victory over North Texas last week. Florida offensive guard Tyler Jordan will miss

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — DeMarcus Ware will undergo surgery Tuesday on his broken right forearm and is expected to miss four or five weeks, coach Gary Kubiak said. A lumbar disk problem kept Ware out of five games last season before he returned for the playoffs and had a dozen quarterback hits. Ware was held out

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — These are not proud times for the Big 12. The league overall has been a disappointment, going 15-11 against nonconference opponents over the first three weeks. The .577 winning percentage ranks last among the Power 5 conferences and sixth among all FBS conferences, while the 15 wins are eighth among the 10

DETROIT — A man accused of shooting a Detroit police officer during a chase was charged with murder Monday after the officer’s weekend death. Sgt. Ken Steil’s fellow officers, meanwhile, invited the public to an east side station to decorate his squad car. His death Saturday, five days after the shooting, was unexpected, especially after

WASHINGTON — Simon Tam has openly criticized the Washington Redskins team name as a racist slur that demeans Native Americans. But Tam and his Asian-American rock band, The Slants, have become unusual legal allies with the NFL franchise as they both battle the U.S. government over trademark protection for names that some consider offensive. The

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Employees at one of Saudi Arabia’s largest privately-run hospitals were on strike Monday to protest nearly four months of salary delays, the latest in a series of similar incidents to impact workers in the kingdom. A non-medical staffer at the Saad Specialist Hospital in the eastern city of al-Khobar told

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Amnesty International on Monday called on Argentina to implement a plan to welcome Syrian refugees fleeing their country’s civil war. President Mauricio Macri has said he intends to allow more than 3,000 Syrian refugees to resettle in the South American country, but so far the plan has stalled. Organizations and members

NEW ORLEANS — It doesn’t make sense to send real estate heir Robert Durst to prison in Indiana, where he’s been assigned, when he faces a murder trial in Los Angeles, Durst’s attorney said Monday. “Our legal team is doing what they can to find out the why of it and find out if anything

MOSCOW — A new exhibition of 18th-century Italian artist Giovanni Battista Piranesi has opened in Moscow. The exhibition at Moscow’s Pushkin Museum that opened Monday brought together more than 100 etchings by Piranesi along with engravings and drawings by his predecessors and followers from Russian and Italian museums. It shows Piranesi’s vision of the architecture

ATHENS, Ga. — There has been good reason to question Georgia’s worthiness as a Top 25 team for three straight weeks. The No. 12 Bulldogs have had 10-point deficits in each of their two games against FBS teams, and they struggled to beat FBS Nicholls by only two points. Even so, Georgia players say their