Новости за 26.09.2016

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks slumped Monday, and banks took the biggest losses. Deutsche Bank hit an all-time low as investors worried about the financial health of Germany’s largest bank. Pfizer pulled drugmakers down after it announced it won’t break up into two companies. On Monday: The Dow Jones industrial average sank 166.62 points, or

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Pacers President Larry Bird spent most of his offseason trying to stitch together a championship contender. He made two trades to create versatility. He added bulk by signing free agent Al Jefferson. He watched the Pacers’ biggest star, Paul George, return from the Olympics with a gold medal around his neck and

PUERTO TOMBO, Argentina — Thousands of Magellanic penguins are arriving at Argentina’s Punta Tombo peninsula for their breeding season. More than 200,000 penguin couples are expected to gather during the three-month breeding season that began Sunday. Some have started to build their nests on the peninsula, which juts into the Atlantic south of Argentina’s Chubut

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Monday: Deutsche Bank AG, down 90 cents to $11.85 A report said Germany won’t intervene with U.S. officials who want the bank to pay $14 billion to end an investigation into its sale of mortgage-backed securities. Pfizer Inc., down 62 cents to $33.64 The

JACKSON, Mich. — Authorities say a student has been injured in a shooting on a school bus outside of a southern Michigan school. The Jackson Citizen Patriot reports (http://bit.ly/2cXMnPb ) the student of the Wilson Academy alternative high school in Jackson was shot Monday afternoon in the upper body and taken to a hospital. Police

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh has earned praise for developing quarterbacks throughout his career. He has also done wonders for another, much less glamorous position: Fullback. Senior Khalid Hill has four touchdowns, tied for the team lead for the No. 4-ranked Wolverines, who host No. 8 Wisconsin Saturday. While Hill says scoring

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — It turns out Mitch Trubisky just needed a little bit of time. North Carolina’s first-time starting quarterback looked uncomfortable and out of rhythm in his debut against Georgia. Three games later, the junior enters October in a mistake-free groove, racking up big numbers and ranking as one of the nation’s top

TORONTO — With their run to Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals last spring, Raptors guards DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry received a detailed education in playoff basketball. En route to gold at the Summer Olympics in Rio, Toronto’s All-Star teammates got what coach Dwane Casey considers “the best graduate course they could take.”

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama’s running game has continued to roll along with considerable help from a running quarterback and a couple of freshmen backs. If starting tailback Damien Harris can’t return from a sprained right ankle, freshmen Joshua Jacobs and B.J. Emmons could play even bigger roles for the top-ranked Crimson Tide Saturday night against

The Dallas Cowboys cleared a big obstacle thanks to Ezekiel Elliott’s hurdle of a defensive back in one of the more impressive and perfectly executed decisions of Week 3. There was also a heads-up play by Packers returner Ty Montgomery and two calls that didn’t work out so well: a special teams faux pas by

TULSA, Okla. — An unarmed black man fatally shot by a white Oklahoma police officer in an encounter captured on patrol car and helicopter video has been laid to rest. Forty-year-old Terence Crutcher was buried Monday in Tulsa, two days after hundreds of mourners packed a Baptist church for his public memorial. Officer Betty Jo

OXFORD, Miss. — Mississippi has already played three nationally ranked teams — Florida State, Alabama and Georgia — during a difficult September that has been a huge test for the Rebels. This weekend’s matchup against the Memphis Tigers might seem a little boring by comparison. Think again. No. 16 Ole Miss (2-2) hosts Memphis (3-0)

It’s supposed to be a place where we retreat from the realities of life, a place where we can immerse ourselves for a few hours in another world. Sports have always seemed to do that for us, even if the refuge they offer is temporary at best. Lately, though, the playground just hasn’t been that

CINCINNATI — Linebacker Vontaze Burfict is back from a three-game suspension, and the Cincinnati Bengals are looking for him to inject some energy into a team that’s lost two in a row. Burfict was suspended by the NFL for the first three games of the season because of his numerous illegal hits on opponents. His

BOSTON — A federal civil rights probe has found that administrators at Boston Latin, the nation’s oldest public school, failed to adequately respond to racist threats made to a black student by a classmate. U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz on Monday announced the civil rights violation and other findings from her office’s monthslong probe. The federal

ERIE, Pa. — Federal officials are suing a Pennsylvania hospital, alleging religious discrimination in the firing of six employees who refused to get flu shots. The lawsuit was filed Thursday by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against Saint Vincent Hospital. It says the six were fired while medical exemptions were granted to 14 others in

AMES, Iowa — Even though Iowa State coach Matt Campbell has insisted that his first season is about building a stable program, he knows he has a player he can win with right now in running back Mike Warren. Over the past two weeks, Warren has finally started to look like himself again. Warren, who

OAKHURST, Calif. — Authorities say a bus carrying students from China was going too fast around a curve when it went off the road and hit a tree near Yosemite National Park, killing a 13-year-old passenger. California Highway Patrol Officer Kaci Lutz said Monday that the driver hasn’t been cited in the wreck Saturday that

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The coaching staff at Rutgers knows the culture of the Ohio State football program as well as any opponent can. First-year Rutgers coach Chris Ash was co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach for the Buckeyes for the past two seasons, including the 2014 national championship team. When he went to New Jersey, he

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh says starting cornerback Jeremy Clark suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament against Penn State and is likely done for the season. Clark, a fifth-year senior, made 10 tackles and is tied for team-high honors with three pass breakups for the fourth-ranked Wolverines. Harbaugh said junior Brandon Watson

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Well, this isn’t the way anyone wanted to see Tony Stewart end his career. The driver went into NASCAR’s playoffs with a roar and is on the verge of exiting with a whimper. Stewart is in the bottom four of the Chase standings and will be eliminated Sunday at Dover International Speedway

CHASKA, Minn. — Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Jordan Spieth all chased the Grand Slam, golf’s holy grail of winning all four majors in one year. Arnold Palmer is the one who created it. When he turned 50, it was Palmer who brought enthusiasm and credibility in 1980 to a fledgling circuit known then as

INDIANAPOLIS — Secretary of State Connie Lawson reports there’s been a significant increase in online voter registration in Indiana since Facebook posted an online reminder. Lawson says 30,000 Indiana residents have registered to vote online since Friday. She said Friday was the highest daily total ever for online registrations with 21,000 people registering. Facebook on

DAVIE, Fla. — With a road game on a short week, Dolphins coach Adam Gase is dealing with several injuries and the uneven play of his team. And that’s with the Dolphins coming off their first win of the season. Tight end Jordan Cameron has already been ruled out of Thursday’s against the Cincinnati Bengals

RALEIGH, N.C. — Some 60 investors representing $2.1 trillion in managed assets joined the NCAA, entertainers and more than 200 businesses in calling for North Carolina to repeal its law limiting LGBT protections against discrimination. “While the U.S. economy continues to grow, quite frankly North Carolina appears to be headed for what I would call