Новости за 09.10.2016

KRAKOW, Poland — It’s a tough life on the road for new FIFA member Kosovo. Sunday’s 3-0 loss to Ukraine in a game staged in Poland meant the Kosovans have conceded nine goals this week at neutral venues. Fresh off a 6-0 “home” loss to Croatia which was actually played in Albania because Kosovo still

MEXICO CITY — Mexican drug gang bosses furious at suspected turncoats sent commandos aided by local police to seize dozens — perhaps hundreds — of people, murder them and dispose of their bodies in a town near the Texas border, yet state and federal officials ignored the massacre for years, according to a government-backed report

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Ivory Bryant wears a big campaign-style button with a picture of her son on it and the words “Mr. Everything.” Jabrill Peppers is most certainly that to Michigan, where he’s a three-way player and Heisman Trophy contender. To Bryant, though, touchdowns and tackles aren’t what makes Peppers her Mr. Everything. For her,

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Kenyan Dominic Ondoro has repeated as winner of the Twin Cities Marathon, this time breaking a 30-year-old course record. Ondoro crossed the finish line Sunday in 2 hours, 8 minutes, 51 seconds. The Star Tribune (http://strib.mn/2doy5W6 ) reports his time was more than a minute better than the previous record of

NEW ORLEANS — A climbing obstacle with more than 20 people on it collapsed during a 5K obstacle race near Baton Rouge, and four people — including a 10-year-old child — remained hospitalized Sunday, the State Fire Marshal’s Office said. “We don’t know exactly how many were injured,” but do know 12 were taken to

BOSTON — Josh Tomlin is just fine waiting another day to make his postseason debut. The Indians right-hander said he was treating Sunday as a regular off-day after rain washed out Game 3 of Cleveland’s AL Division Series against Boston. But instead of building on the success from the 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series,

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Sure, lots of people in St. Augustine are picking up branches and leaves after Hurricane Matthew blew through town. But only a few are doing it surrounded by alligators. That’s what Jim Darlington and Amie Mercado were doing on Sunday, raking up debris in an alligator pit with the enormous reptiles

Aaron Pryor, the relentless junior welterweight who fought two memorable bouts with Alexis Arguello, died Sunday. He was 60. Pryor’s family issued a statement saying the boxer died at his home in Cincinnati after a long battle with heart disease. Known as “The Hawk,” Pryor was a crowd favorite who fought with a frenetic style,

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama has signed disaster declarations for the states of Georgia and Florida, a move that comes with federal aid to help those states cope with the effects of Hurricane Matthew. The hurricane blew through those states as well as North and Carolina last week before being downgraded to tropical storm on

SUNRISE, Fla. — Florida Panthers forward Jonathan Huberdeau will miss up to four months with a lower body injury. The team announced the extent of Huberdeau’s injury on Sunday, a day after he got hurt in Florida’s preseason finale at West Point, New York. Huberdeau was expected to be a part of Florida’s top line,

KINGSTON, N.Y. — From her clifftop cottage, Carolyn Marks Blackwood enjoys a sweeping view of the Hudson River and distant Catskill Mountains that once inspired the painter Frederick Church. Now, she says, the riverscape has been turned some days into a noisy parking lot for barges hauling North Dakota crude oil to East Coast refineries

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio says it’s resuming executions in January with a three-drug protocol similar to one it used for several years. The concept is one adopted for decades by many states. The first drug sedates inmates, the second paralyzes them, and the third stops their hearts. The key difference comes with the first drug

CLEVELAND — Well before he had thrown a pass that counted this season, Tom Brady was hearing cheers, even on the road. Then he led his New England Patriots to a touchdown Sunday. And another. And another — in the first half. Where you been, Tom? Clearly, sharpening his already prodigious passing skills. From the

The latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows larger percentages of Pennsylvania’s children were vaccinated when entering kindergarten last school year compared to national averages. Children entering school are required under Pennsylvania law to receive a number of vaccinations. The state’s percentage of children who sought exemptions also slightly rose, in

CHICAGO — Like too many ballplayers with interesting and sometimes controversial pasts, Aroldis Chapman would prefer that his game do the talking. If so, it’s always going to be a short conversation. Chapman’s game involves throwing 100-plus-mph fastballs past hitters, rarely for more than an inning. That’s it. In Chicago’s 5-2 win Saturday night against

NEW YORK — Wander through Central Park past monuments to figures including Christopher Columbus, Alexander Hamilton, William Shakespeare and Sir Walter Scott, and it may suddenly hit you: Where are the women? There are none, if you discount fictional characters like Mother Goose and Alice in Wonderland. Even a heroic dog has its place amid

Marcell Dareus’ return to the Buffalo Bills will have to wait at least another week with the star defensive tackle not playing against Los Angeles. Dareus just completed a four-game suspension for violating the NFL’s substance abuse policy, but then injured his hamstring in practice Friday. The Rams will be without three members of their

NATICK, Mass. — President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared it a “date which will live in infamy” — and three-quarters of a century later, relics from that audacious attack still conjure strong emotions. A new exhibition commemorating the 75th anniversary of the audacious Pearl Harbor attack that drew the United States into World War II is

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett says he is pleased the city’s Roman Catholic archbishop has been elevated to cardinal. Pope Francis on Sunday named 17 new cardinals, including Archbishop Joseph Tobin. In his statement, Hogsett said Indianapolis has been blessed by Tobin’s spiritual and civic leadership. He added he looks forward to working with

BEIRUT — An extremist group embroiled in infighting with one of the largest Syrian rebel groups pledged allegiance to al-Qaida-linked militants in Syria Sunday, a move that threatens to deepen divisions in the already disparate insurgency. The extremist group Jund al-Aqsa has been battling the powerful Ahrar al-Sham group in northern Syria for days, after

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — Tyrrell Hatton won his first European Tour title after taking apart the Old Course at St. Andrews for the second straight day in an impressive display of front-running at the Dunhill Links Championship on Sunday. The 24-year-old Englishman, who had a three-shot lead overnight, followed up a course record-tying, bogey-free 62

The Latest on the fifth week of the NFL season (all times Eastern): 4:20 p.m. Tom Brady made a successful return from his four-game suspension by throwing for 406 yards with three touchdown passes to Martellus Bennett in a 33-13 victory over the Cleveland Browns. In other early afternoon games, the Minnesota Vikings remained unbeaten

PENN VALLLEY, Pa. — Authorities say a man died after falling 45 feet into a suburban Philadelphia trash pit. Police in Pennsylvania’s Montgomery County said the 68-year-old victim fell into the pit while unloading trash from a truck in Lower Merion Township shortly before 1 p.m. Saturday. Fire and ambulance crews responded to the scene

CHICAGO — Abel Kirui of Kenya pulled ahead of defending champion Dickson Chumba for good in the final mile to win the Chicago Marathon on Sunday. Florence Kiplagat of Kenya won her second straight Chicago Marathon women’s title. The men’s lead alternated between Kirui and Chumba for the last few miles. The 34-year-old Kirui finished

SHANGHAI — Chinese wild card Wu Di upset 16th-seeded Pablo Cuevas 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 (2) in front of his hometown fans in the opening round of the Shanghai Masters Sunday. Wu, who lives in Shanghai, had failed to get past the opening round in five previous appearances in the main draw of the tournament. The