Новости за 28.04.2017

PARK CITY, Utah — U.S. Nordic ski coach Dave Jarrett is retiring. The two-time Olympian announced Friday he is leaving the team to open a sports training center in his hometown of Heber City. Jarrett began competing for the U.S. ski team in 1992 and retired in 1998 after two Olympics and three World Championships.

DENVER — A second petroleum company said it would shut down and inspect wells after a fatal house explosion near a gas well in Colorado, although investigators have not said whether the well was the cause. Great Western Oil & Gas Co. said it would check 61 of its wells and hoped all would be

ARLINGTON, Texas — Sam Dyson is back in the Texas Rangers bullpen for the first time since losing his closer role and going on the disabled list. Dyson was reinstated from the 10-day disabled list before Friday night’s series opener against the Los Angeles Angels. The Rangers optioned right-hander Anthony Bass to Triple-A Round Rock.

FULTON, Mo. — Authorities say a body found in a concrete-encased container in central Missouri is that of a man who went missing from a home for the mentally disabled. Fulton police Detective Dall Hedges said in a news release Friday that the body found Monday in Fulton is that of 31-year-old Carl DeBrodie. The

BERGAMO, Italy — Serie A leader Juventus was held by host Atalanta to 2-2 on Friday. Juventus thought it won when Dani Alves headed in seven minutes from time but Remo Freuler leveled six minutes later. “We just needed to stay with the game but we lost our shape, it happened in the first half

LOS ANGELES — Two months after his “Moonlight” pulled out a last-second, best-picture win at the Oscars, director Barry Jenkins says “it’s time to work.” “You live your whole life — not for this moment, but to have a career. So I have a career now. So I’m going to keep going with it,” Jenkins

A chorus of boos greeted the announcement of Sidney Crosby’s first goal in Game 1 at the Washington Capitals. During the announcement of his second, the red-rocking Washington Capitals crowd was silent. There’s no place like road for the Pittsburgh Penguins and other teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Through early in the second round,

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday: Time Inc., down $3.10 to $15.20 The magazine publisher, which owns Sports Illustrated and People, said it would not sell itself after receiving several overtures from interested parties. Amazon.com Inc., up $6.61 to $924.99 The giant e-commerce company reported earnings that were far higher

MENA, Ark. — One of two Arkansas siblings reported missing after their mother’s body was discovered in a creek was found dead on Friday, a day after another relative was found dead, and teams are still searching for the other child, investigators said. The body of 2-year-old Acelynn Wester was found in a heavily wooded

HOUSTON — Houston lawyer Richard “Racehorse” Haynes, famed for his flamboyant but successful trial defenses of millionaire and billionaire clients in some of Texas’ most notorious murder cases, has died at age 90. Haynes died early Friday at his home surrounded by family in the East Texas town of Trinity after years of declining health,

BAGHDAD — The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for a bombing that targeted a police station in Baghdad’s center Friday night, and Iraqi officials said the blast killed four people and wounded eight. The attack was carried out by a suicide car bomber, according to police and hospital officials who spoke on condition of anonymity

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Latest on a machete attack at a university coffee shop in central Kentucky (all times local): 4:40 p.m. Police in Lexington, Kentucky, have identified a man charged in a machete attack at a university coffee shop. Police said 19-year-old Mitchell W. Adkins of Cincinnati was charged Friday with first- and fourth-degree

LEVERKUSEN, Germany — Bayer Leverkusen’s bid to pull away from the Bundesliga’s relegation zone was dealt a humiliating blow when it lost at home to Schalke 4-1 on Friday. Defeat increased the pressure on coach Tayfun Korkut, who has only one win in eight games since taking over in March from the sacked Roger Schmidt.

DUNKIRK, Ind. — An eastern Indiana city judge has resigned after receiving probation for shoving a police chief who’s also his nephew. The (Muncie) Star Press reports (http://tspne.ws/2qo5QNi ) the Indiana Supreme Court announced the resignation Friday of Dunkirk City Judge Tommy Phillips II. He had served on the bench since October 2000. The 62-year-old

BOSTON — A cable news station has apologized for accompanying a story on police stops of minorities with a graphic that included the term “colored people.” New England Cable News used the graphic Wednesday with a story based on a review by The Associated Press of the rate at which minorities in Boston are subjected

U.S. regulators Friday approved the first targeted drug for certain patients with an aggressive form of leukemia. The Food and Drug Administration approved the drug for adults with acute myeloid leukemia, or AML, who have a genetic mutation called FLT3. Also OK’d was a test to identify those patients. The drug, Rydapt, known chemically as

MACOLIN, Switzerland — Belgium’s most senior soccer official doubts that a planned new stadium in Brussels can be ready for the 2020 European Championship. FIFA Council member Michel D’Hooghe told The Associated Press on Friday that time was running out to solve political problems with the 60,000-capacity Eurostadium project. “If they want to build it

NEW YORK — The New York Mets have placed outfielder Yoenis Cespedes on the 10-day disabled list because of a strained left hamstring. His absence is another blow to a team that has lost six straight, nine of 10 and fallen into last in the NL East. He is hitting .270 with six homers and

WASHINGTON — Off in the distance, young patients can see the Washington Monument from the hospital’s new rooftop “healing” garden, dedicated Friday by first lady Melania Trump as a place children and their families can breathe fresh air, “relax and enjoy in peace.” Features of the Bunny Mellon Healing Garden at Children’s National hospital also

NEW YORK — Former New York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden has gotten a key to the city 31 years after the team’s thrilling World Series win over the Boston Red Sox. Teammates from the 1986 Mets including Darryl Strawberry, Jesse Orosco and Bobby Ojeda (oh-HEY’-duh) joined Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio (dih BLAH’-zee-oh) for Friday’s

The sappy montage, the dramatic voiceover, the announcer breathlessly declaring that “anticipation of football fans everywhere is at an all-time high.” No one does hype like the NFL, and its annual draft is perhaps the worst offender of all. For some reason, nearly 100,000 people turned out Thursday night on the Ben Franklin Parkway to

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — A man accused of livestreaming himself brandishing weapons and making threats outside an anti-Islam event is back in custody. Authorities say 45-year-old Ehab Abdulmutta Jaber of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was arrested again on a drug charge after testing positive for methamphetamine, a violation of his bond. Jaber was charged earlier

BERKELEY, Calif. — The Latest on Ann Coulter protesters in Berkeley (all times local): 12:50 p.m. Berkeley officials say their handling of the protests over Ann Coulter’s canceled appearance was a success thanks to a massive police presence that ensured the city did not become a “fight club.” Mayor Jesse Arreguin has told TV station

DETROIT — The Latest on the arrests of two people in connection with the slaying of Michigan man missing since last year (all times local): 3:45 p.m. A young man has been arraigned on a murder charge after body parts of an acquaintance were found in a shallow grave behind his home near Detroit. The

LOS ANGELES — California is trying to get control of its unruly medical marijuana industry. State regulators released draft regulations Friday intended to impose order on the loosely organized marketplace created over two decades ago. The proposal would establish the first comprehensive rules for growing, testing, transporting and selling medical pot in the state that