Новости за 14.11.2017

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Panthers will be looking for a new starting wide receiver heading into the bye week. Panthers rookie Curtis Samuel will undergo an MRI after injuring his left ankle in Carolina’s 45-21 win over the Miami Dolphins on Monday night. Panthers coach Ron Rivera said Tuesday trainers were “not very optimistic” about

RANCHO TEHAMA RESERVE, Calif. — The Latest on deadly shootings in Northern California (all times local): 8 p.m. The mother of the gunman who killed four people during a shooting rampage in Northern California said he called her a day earlier and told her “it’s all over now.” Kevin Neal’s mother told The Associated Press

RED BLUFF, Calif. — The Latest on deadly shootings in Northern California (all times local): 4:35 p.m. Authorities say one of four victims killed by a gunman on a shooting rampage was a neighbor he was accused of assaulting in January. Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston says the neighbor had a restraining order against

RED BLUFF, Calif. — The Latest on deadly shootings in Northern California (all times local): 1:50 p.m. The assistant sheriff in Northern California says a gunman opened fire “without provocation” in a rural town, killing four people and wounding 10, before police fatally shot him. Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston says investigators are trying

RED BLUFF, Calif. — The Latest on a Northern California school shooting (all times local): 11:15 a.m. A man says his roommate is among the victims in Northern California and that his neighbor was the gunman. Brian Flint tells the Record Searchlight newspaper in the city of Redding on Tuesday that his neighbor, whom he

HONOLULU — Hawaii authorities on Tuesday were searching for a man who escaped from the state’s psychiatric hospital outside Honolulu and flew to Maui. Randall Saito, who was found not guilty of a 1979 murder by reason of insanity, left the Hawaii State Hospital at 9 a.m. Sunday and failed to return. Maui County police

HONOLULU — Hawaii authorities are searching for a man who was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity after he escaped from the state hospital outside Honolulu and flew to Maui. Honolulu police say Saito left the Hawaii State Hospital at 9 a.m. Sunday and failed to return. Maui County police say Saito

PARIS — French financial prosecutors say the Swiss-based HSBC Private Bank has agreed to pay 300 million euros ($352 million) to France to close a tax fraud case, a first in the country. In a written statement, prosecutors said a Paris court on Tuesday approved the agreement under a 2016 anti-corruption law. Under this agreement,

CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson starting defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence will miss his second straight game with a right foot injury. Tigers coach Dabo Swinney said Tuesday that Lawrence’s injury had improved, but he still wanted him as healthy as possible before returning to the field. Clemson (7-3) plays Citadel (5-5) on Saturday. Lawrence, a 6-foot-4,

PORTLAND, Ore. — The estate of a mentally ill inmate in Oregon will receive $2.85 million to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit that alleged the man died of dehydration and starvation after jail staff failed to get him medical treatment during a severe depressive episode. Bradley Thomas was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and was

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed a second long-snapper on injured reserve. The team put veteran Matt Overton on IR and signed free agent Colin Holba to fill his spot on the 53-man roster Tuesday. Holba will make his NFL debut Sunday at Cleveland. Overton injured his right shoulder against the Los Angeles

THESSALONIKI, Greece — Judicial authorities in northern Greece say an investigative journalist for Dutch television has been released from custody after appearing in court for entering a restricted military area without permission. Court officials said reporter Sakir Khader was handed a suspended five-month prison sentence Tuesday — a day after his arrest — for entering

INDIANAPOLIS — The city of Indianapolis is suing several pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors, alleging that their actions are to blame for the city’s growing opioid crisis. The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday says the “dramatic increase” in prescription painkiller use in Indianapolis was caused by the companies’ deceptive marketing and their “failure to identify, report and

KRASNODAR, Russia — Argentina squandered a two-goal lead and slipped to a shock 4-2 defeat to Nigeria in a friendly on Tuesday. Lionel Messi was absent for the two-time World Cup winner, which opened the scoring through Ever Banega and Sergio Aguero. Manchester City striker Kelechi Iheanacho pulled a goal back for Nigeria just before

WASHINGTON — The sale of Uranium One, a Canadian firm with rights to mine U.S. uranium, to a Russian company is in the news again with the Department of Justice signaling it could appoint a special counsel to look into the matter. President Donald Trump and his supporters have criticized the deal and suggested former

WASHINGTON — The sale of Uranium One, a Canadian firm with rights to mine U.S. uranium, to a Russian company is in the news again with the Department of Justice signaling it could appoint a special counsel to look into the matter. President Donald Trump and his supporters have criticized the deal and suggested former

HOMESTEAD, Fla. — A glance at the four drivers in the NASCAR championship race Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway: DRIVER: Kyle Busch TEAM: No. 18 Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing BORN: May 2, 1985 HOMETOWN: Las Vegas CREW CHIEF: Adam Stevens SPONSOR: M&M’s Caramel/Interstate Batteries SOCIAL MEDIA: @kylebusch (Twitter), @rowdybusch (Instagram) NOTES: Busch is racing for his

RED BLUFF, Calif. — A gunman killed four people and wounded a number of others at random Tuesday at multiple locations in rural Northern California, including an elementary school, before police shot him dead, authorities said. Two hospitals said they were treating seven people, including at least three children. Details were still sketchy hours after

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local): 6:50 a.m. The Zimbabwe army’s takeover of the state broadcaster and action against some members of President Robert Mugabe’s government has been praised by the chairman of the Liberation War Veterans’ Association. Chris Mutsvangwa, head of the war veterans’ group issued a statement

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local): 5:50 a.m. Zimbabwe’s army urges other security services to “cooperate for the good of our country,” warning that “any provocation will be met with an appropriate response.” The statement read out early Wednesday on state-run television calls on troops to return to barracks

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local): 4:55 a.m. Zimbabwe’s army has announced that “this is not a military takeover” and that President Robert Mugabe and his family are safe and sound. “We are only targeting criminals around who him who are committing crimes that are causing social and economic

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local): 4 a.m. The British embassy in Zimbabwe is warning citizens to stay indoors “until the situation becomes clearer” amid growing political turmoil and military vehicles in the capital. The embassy on Twitter cited “the uncertain situation” and “reports of unusual military activity” in

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local): 3:25 a.m. The U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe is encouraging American citizens to “shelter in place” amid rising political turmoil and the appearance of troops in the capital. An embassy statement cites “the ongoing political uncertainty through the night.” The embassy will be closed

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local): 2:30 a.m. The U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe says it will be closed to the public on Wednesday because of “ongoing uncertainty” in the capital. The embassy announced the closure on Twitter early Wednesday, shortly after at least three explosions were heard in Harare

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local): 1:55 a.m. At least three explosions have been heard in Zimbabwe’s capital as military vehicles are seen in the streets. The Associated Press has seen armed soldiers assaulting passers-by. Soldiers have been seen loading ammunition near a group of four military vehicles. Tensions