Новости за 11.11.2019

CINCINNATI — These Bengals are on the verge of joining the ranks of the franchise’s worst teams — and that’s saying something. As bad as the Dave Shula teams. As bad as Marvin Lewis’ worst team. In the same neighborhood as Dick LeBeau’s 2-14 team of 2002. One more loss, and they qualify for the

BOGOTA, Colombia — Did Bolivia experience a coup or the culmination of a popular movement demanding a president’s resignation? Bolivians and countries around the world are weighing that question after Evo Morales stepped down from power following weeks of upheaval. The nation’s first indigenous leader contends he was forced out of power by a coup

TORONTO — A Canadian broadcast company has fired hockey commentator Don Cherry for calling immigrants “you people” in a rant on television in which he said new immigrants are not honoring the country’s fallen soldiers. Rogers Sportsnet president Bart Yabsley said in a statement Monday that after discussions with Cherry “it has been decided it

CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Officials say a West Virginia home exploded, causing non-life-threatening injuries to two people. WTTG-TV in Washington reports the home in Charles Town was destroyed in the Monday blast. Witnesses told the station the homeowners had problems with their propane furnace on Sunday. Photos and video footage from news outlets show firefighters

DENVER — The city of Denver has agreed to pay $300,000 to a United Airlines pilot who was arrested on an indecent exposure charge that was later dismissed by a judge. KMGH-TV reports that Andrew Collins’ attorney, Craig Silverman, announced the settlement on Monday. Collins was arrested in September 2018 after being accused of standing

SAN FRANCISCO — The head of a San Francisco Bay Area commuter train system is apologizing to a black rider who was detained and cited by police for eating a breakfast sandwich on a train platform. Bay Area Rapid Transit general manager Bob Powers said in a statement Monday that he’s disappointed by the Nov.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Denver Broncos are bringing rookie quarterback Drew Lock back to practice Tuesday to see if he’s going to be able to play this season. The second-round draft pick from Missouri went on IR to start the season after spraining his right thumb in an Aug. 19 preseason game against San Francisco.

COLUMBIA, Tenn. — A Tennessee doctor who had five patients fatally overdose in a 10-month span intends to plead guilty to distributing a controlled substance. The Tennessean reports 64-year-old Dr. Darrel Rinehart’s attorney filed a motion to have a hearing in December where Rinehart “intends to plead guilty.” Attorney James Simmons says Rinehart will confess

WASHINGTON — Big, destructive hurricanes are hitting the U.S. three times more frequently than they did a century ago, according to a new study. Experts generally measure a hurricane’s destruction by adding up how much damage it did to people and cities. That can overlook storms that are powerful, but that hit only sparsely populated

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana University officials say enrollment in online courses has soared during the past decade across the school’s campuses even as overall student enrollment has dropped. School research shows total enrollment of degree-seeking students at IU campuses fell by nearly 5% from the fall of 2011 to the fall of 2019. But The

NEW YORK — New York Jets tight end Chris Herndon will be out indefinitely with a broken rib and guard Brian Winters has a dislocated shoulder that will likely end his season. Herndon made his season debut Sunday, catching one pass for 7 yards in the Jets’ 34-27 win over the Giants. The second-year tight

BOSTON — Boston Celtics forward Gordon Hayward needs surgery on his broken left hand, a move that is expected to keep him out for about six weeks. Hayward’s agent, Mark Bartelstein, confirmed on Monday that Hayward needed surgery. Celtics coach Brad Stevens said after the team’s morning shootaround that the surgery would take place as

GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Arizona Coyotes have signed general manager John Chayka to a long-term contract extension. Terms of the deal announced Monday were not disclosed. Chayka has built the Coyotes into playoff contenders since becoming the youngest general manager in North American major sports history at 26 in 2017. Arizona came up four points

DETROIT — Former Michigan State star and Detroit Lions receiver Charles Rogers has died. A woman who identified herself as Cathy Rogers, his mother, confirmed the death Monday in a phone call from The Associated Press. Other details were not immediately known. Marshall Thomas, Rogers’ former basketball coach at Saginaw High School in Michigan, told

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — A Missouri woman who drowned her 6-month-old son in a bathtub has been sentenced to life in prison. The St. Joseph News-Press reports that Sydney Jones was sentenced last week for child abuse resulting in death. Jurors found her guilty in July after a witness testified that he found Jones holding

CHICAGO — The Latest on the winter storm in the Midwest (all times local): 12:45 p.m. A storm that’s brought snow to the Midwest is about to give way to record-setting cold. National Weather Service meteorologist Kevin Birk says that the arctic air mass will make the region feel a lot more like the middle

SHARON, S.C. — Living to be 100 years old is just one more thing a two-war veteran living in South Carolina can add to his list of accomplishments. WCNC-TV reports that Lt. Col. Martin B. Roller on Saturday celebrated his 100th birthday among family, friends and strangers who came by to thank him for his

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The lack of women on country radio is as tired as a bad country song cliche, but the Country Music Association Awards is trying to set the stage for them to reign, both as the hosts, as performers and perhaps the night’s biggest winners. All eyes are on the top prize, entertainer

PITTSBURGH — Penguins star Sidney Crosby will miss Tuesday night’s game against the Rangers because of an undisclosed injury. Pittsburgh coach Mike Sullivan said Monday that Crosby will not travel with the club to New York. The Penguins also play Friday at New Jersey, but Sullivan did not explicitly say Crosby would miss both games.

SEATTLE — Seismologists in Washington state have used Major League Soccer’s championship as an opportunity to study information collected while fans shook the stadium. KING-TV reported the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network installed seismic monitors at CenturyLink Field Sunday for the championship match between the Seattle Sounders and Toronto FC. They found the biggest vibrations happened

DEL MAR, Calif. — Two horses have been euthanized after suffering injuries during races at Del Mar, ending the track’s stretch of safe competition. Both Ghost Street and Prayer Warrior suffered front leg injuries about 90 minutes apart Sunday at the seaside track north of San Diego. Ghost Street, a 3-year-old gelding, was injured in

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The past few offseasons, Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub has been floated as a potential head coaching candidate, perhaps following in the footsteps of Andy Reid protege John Harbaugh. The reason is simple: His teams have nearly always been exceptional. On Sunday, they were downright dreadful. During a calamitous 35-32

HILO, Hawaii — A moderate earthquake has been felt across Hawaii’s Big Island, but there are no immediate reports of damage. The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude 4.9 quake early Monday was centered about 20 miles (31 kilometers) northwest of Hilo. It was recorded at a depth of 22 miles (36 kilometers). The agency

LONDON — High-ranking officials at Arsenal have told manager Unai Emery he is still “the right man for the job” but the team’s results must improve. Emery has come under pressure with Arsenal winning just two of its last 10 English Premier League games to fall eight points off the top four. Arsenal’s head of

Breezy Johnson’s social media post captured a moment more than her mood: “Sometimes you reach the top of the hill, only to realize there is a mountain beyond.” “Hang in there,” the American ski racer’s supporters commented. “The view will be spectacular,” they offered. The truth: Johnson was crestfallen after tearing the PCL and MCL