Новости за 30.09.2016

FRISCO, Texas — Dez Bryant is questionable for Dallas’ game against San Francisco, and remorseful about going AWOL on the Cowboys early in the week over fear about his knee injury. The 2014 All-Pro receiver didn’t practice all week after sustaining a hairline fracture in a bone in his right knee in last week’s win

MIAMI — A former concert promoter who staged tours worldwide by acts such as the Rolling Stones, David Bowie and Fleetwood Mac suffers from long-term bipolar disorder that likely affected his judgment in orchestrating a $200 million fraud scheme, a doctor testified Friday in the promoter’s sentencing hearing. Psychiatrist Michael Hughes said Jack Utsick, 73,

NORMAN, Okla. — Two prominent Oklahoma boosters who support Sooners coach Bob Stoops say the team’s early struggles have made some other boosters restless. Jim Ross, a boxing announcer for CBS Sports best known for his work in professional wrestling, and Wallis Marsh, founder and CEO of the Extex Companies in Houston, say they have

CINCINNATI — The Bengals’ defense got better with linebacker Vontaze Burfict back in the middle of everything. Now the defending AFC North champions need to fix their offense, which gets stuck in place near the goal line. The addition of one missing piece could go a long way in that area, too. A 22-7 win

BERLIN — Unbeaten Leipzig continued its impressive start in its first Bundesliga season by beating Augsburg 2-1 to move to provisional third on Friday. Leipzig, founded in 2009 when energy-drink manufacturer Red Bull rebranded fifth-tier side SSV Markranstaedt and financed its speedy promotion as a new entity through the lower leagues, is the first promoted

KO OLINA, Hawaii — Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Friday opened talks in Hawaii with his counterparts from 10 Southeast Asian nations, even as U.S. relations with the Philippines, a longtime American ally, grew shakier. Carter said in opening comments to the meeting at a seaside resort on the island of Oahu that he wants

JERUSALEM — Israeli police say forces shot and killed a Palestinian who stabbed a security officer in the West Bank. Spokeswoman Luba Samri said the Palestinian pulled out a knife at a checkpoint near Jerusalem on Friday night and attacked a security officer seriously wounding him. Officers at the scene opened fire and killed the

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks climbed Friday as banks made a rapid recovery following a steep fall a day ago. Investors hoped Deutsche Bank and the financial system in general were in better shape than they had feared. On Friday: The Dow Jones industrial average surged 164.70 points, or 0.9 percent, to 18,308.15. The Standard

PASADENA, Calif. — The Latest on the death of a black man after a struggle with police in Pasadena, California (all times local): 12:30 p.m. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Capt. Steve Katz tells the Pasadena Star-News (http://bit.ly/2dBThfG) a struggle between Pasadena officers and a black man that resulted in his death started after officers were

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Prosecutors say a Maryland man with a 1971 kidnapping conviction is a “person of interest” in a woman’s disappearance. Washington County Assistant State’s Attorney Daniel Dumproff made the comment Friday at a bond review hearing in Hagerstown for 67-year Jerry Petry of Hancock. Petry’s bail was set at $500,000. Petry was charged

BISMARCK, N.D. — Crediting “barstool science,” a small-town tavern in central North Dakota is laying claim as the center of North America after snatching the title from a nearby city that allowed its trademark to lapse. Hanson’s Bar in Robinson — a town of fewer than 40 people — is now touting its continental bull’s-eye

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders are typically competitive teammates, eagerly comparing stats after Broncos games to boast about who collected more catches or gained more yards. While the Pro Bowl receivers also cheer each other’s successes, they even turn their celebrations into contests. “When he scored his touchdown, he almost knocked me

VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich. — An armed man who called himself a “sovereign citizen” was fatally shot Friday by Michigan State Police after racing away from a traffic stop and leading troopers on a chase in suburban Detroit, authorities said. The man was shot when he emerged from his pickup truck outside a rural park,

Imagine driving down a highway with no signs. No speed limit indicators. No exit alerts. That’s akin to the final moments of an NFL game, and many times at the end of the first half, too. It can be chaos. And the way some teams butcher time management makes you wonder how they get to

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday: Costco Wholesale Corp., up $5.02 to $152.51 The warehouse club operator reported a profit that was larger than analysts expected. Mentor Graphics Corp., up $1.75 to $26.44 A fund tied to activist investor Paul Singer doubled its stake in the hardware and software design

NEW YORK — A New York City woman is suing JetBlue Airways for mixing up her 5-year-old son with another boy and flying him to the wrong city. Maribel Martinez filled a lawsuit Friday over the Aug. 17 mix-up involving her son, Andy. Martinez went to New York’s Kennedy Airport to meet the flight her

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — A hunger-striking former Guantanamo prisoner is threatening to stop drinking liquids to press Uruguay’s government into allowing him to leave the South American country. Uruguay took Abu Wa’el Dhiab in along with five other former Guantanamo prisoners in 2014. Dhiab has been on a hunger strike for more than 50 days demanding

SAO PAULO — Neymar has filed a suit against Brazil’s government for allegedly leaking details of an investigation into fiscal crimes supposedly by him and his family. According to records of a federal court in the capital Brasilia, to which The Associated Press and Brazilian media had online access, Judge Eduardo Santos da Rocha Penteado

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — A New Jersey judge has reduced bail for two Pennsylvania residents who were arrested in June with another man for trying to drive into New York City with a cache of weapons. Dean Smith and Kimberly Arendt had been jailed on $75,000 cash bail. The judge on Friday reduced their bail

CLEVELAND — LeBron James didn’t hold back in weighing in on J.R. Smith’s contract impasse with the Cavaliers. James feels the Cavs owe the shooting guard, who helped them win an NBA title last season. “Negotiations are always two-sides, but J.R. did his part,” James said Friday following practice. “He showed up every day. …

ZURICH — The best guesses about Alpine ski great Bode Miller racing again on the circuit range from “no guarantee” to “no question.” Miller turns 39 on Oct. 12, yet, after two full seasons away from the World Cup, the gifted American seems poised for a comeback — if he can resolve legal issues with

The mystery of what led to the deaths of two vacationing American sisters in their tropical island villa likely won’t be solved until investigators see the results of toxicology tests. The question that keeps arising for U.S. medical experts reading the news from afar is: Why did both sisters die? Annie Marie Korkki, 37, and

BOGOTA, Colombia — For the third time in a week Colombia’s largest rebel movement has asked forgiveness from its victims during the country’s decades-long conflict. Leaders of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia traveled Friday to the Gulf of Uraba region to meet with residents in the town of Apartado where a rebel unit in

WASHINGTON — U.S. Olympic medal winners will soon get a tax break, but not everyone thinks getting rid of the so-called victory tax is a good idea. “I promise you, this is bad policy,” said Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., who cast the lone vote against a bill that would block the IRS from taxing most

NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Connecticut police are calling for a cease-fire in a Paintball Gun War before something tragic happens. The New Haven Police Department on Friday issued a warning that many paintball guns resemble assault-style weapons and officers can’t quickly determine if the guns are real when answering emergency calls. Police this week have