Новости за 28.11.2016

NEW YORK — Ryan Fitzpatrick will remain the New York Jets’ starting quarterback for the team’s game next Monday night against the Indianapolis Colts.

HAVANA — It’s said to be one of Fidel Castro’s favorite photographs of himself: a full-length, side view of the young revolutionary with uniform and backpack, looking out into the distance from eastern Cuba’s Sierra Maestra mountains.

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Atlantic Division champion Clemson placed seven players on the all-Atlantic Coast Conference first team.

NASSAU, Bahamas — They were voted rookie of the year 20 years ago in their respective sports and quickly piled up championships. Tiger Woods and Derek Jeter finally had a chance to play golf together Monday.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil’s national soccer coach said Monday that anyone at the Brazilian Football Confederation found guilty of corruption should be punished.

PARIS — Scam. That was Henrietta Schubert’s first thought when lawyers told her a 16th century Flemish painting hanging in a French museum belonged to her Jewish grandparents, who had sold it in 1938 to secure their passage from Nazi Germany to America.

SAN ANTONIO — Friends, family and colleagues have gathered to remember a San Antonio police detective who was shot to death while sitting in his patrol car.

MILAN — Napoli was again made to count the cost of missed opportunities as it was held 1-1 by Sassuolo in Serie A on Monday.

DAVIE, Fla. — Even though Adam Gase is the youngest coach in the NFL, he has more experience with meaningful December games than many of his Miami Dolphins players.

LAS VEGAS — A homicide suspect whose escape from a Nevada police station and recapture four days later drew intense interest has been indicted in a second killing, and police are identifying him as the lone suspect in a third slaying.

SUNRISE, Fla. — Gerard Gallant wanted the Florida Panthers to play one way, and his bosses wanted another.

As police responded to the attack at Ohio State University, school officials blasted an ominous message to students with a set of instructions: “Run Hide Fight.”

CORVALLIS, Ore. — With a victory — finally — over rival Oregon in the Civil War, the Oregon State Beavers took a meaningful step in their evolution under coach Gary Andersen.

PRETORIA, South Africa — Whether or not Jacob Zuma will continue as South Africa’s president will be announced Tuesday afternoon when the ruling African National Congress party makes public the outcome of a motion by the party’s leaders to remove the president.

WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump’s threat Monday to “terminate” the U.S. detente with Cuba could trigger opposition from some Republican lawmakers and corporate leaders who favor continued engagement with Havana.

HAVANA — Cubans across the island are being urged to pay tribute to Fidel Castro by signing oath upholding the late leader’s revolutionary ideals.

DENVER — Four more states just legalized marijuana for all adults, and more than half the states now allow pot use by people with a long list of ailments. But don’t break out the Goldfish and Cheetos just yet.

The theory that turnover margin usually determines who wins an NFL game was proven in Week 12.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil’s new coach is tearing up South American World Cup qualifying. In six matches in charge, Adenor Leonardo Bacchi — known universally as Tite (pronounced Chi-Chi) — has won all six.

FLORA, Ind. — A central Indiana mother has been released from the hospital after a house fire that killed her four young daughters.

ALBANY, N.Y. — A corporate accountant in New York admitted Monday to stealing at least $3.1 million from agribusiness giant Cargill, Inc., and causing $25 million in losses to the privately held company’s grain shipping operations at the Port of Albany.

NEW YORK — You might have thought about it, heard it. A lot. You might have even felt it: Dictionary.com’s word of the year is “xenophobia.”

ATLANTA — Storms rolling across the South appeared to be taking aim at some of the largest wildfires burning across the region, which could finally help firefighters in their efforts to subdue the blazes, authorities said Monday.

HOWE, Ind. — Indiana State Police are investigating three separate fires they believe were intentionally set in rural northeastern Indiana.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Tippecanoe County has seen an increase of felonies involving firearms this year with at least 59 people charged in crimes such as battery with a firearm or armed robbery.