Новости за 06.05.2017

A zebra that escaped from a private property in Florida ran into traffic and collided with a vehicle.

Warren Buffett gave harsh criticism to Wells Fargo and admitted regrets about not investing in Google during Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting.

A Nepalese man attempting to become the oldest person ever to scale Mt. Everest died Friday of undisclosed causes, officials said.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the first new drug in decades to treat the fatal neurological disease ALS.

Point guard Kyle Lowry of the Toronto Raptors, still dealing with a sprained left ankle, said he is doubtful to play Sunday in Game 4 vs. the Cavaliers.

Thousands of opposition demonstrators gathered in Poland on Saturday to protest changes to made by the governing party they said are undemocratic.

Left-hander David Price of the Boston Red Sox is close to returning to the mound as he tries to come back from a left elbow strain.

Jay Cutler, the former Chicago Bears quarterback who retired Friday to join the No. 2 NFL broadcast team at Fox as an analyst, has some advice for his old team.

Francesco Molinari made a bogey on his final hole of the second round on Saturday morning to cap an even-par 72, but still held a one-stroke lead.

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen, in an unusually personal speech at her alma mater, argued for greater participation by women in the workforce.

The U.S. Department of Defense identified the Navy SEAL who was killed in an operation in Somalia earlier this week as Kyle Milliken of Falmouth, Maine.

Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie said he is confident first-round pick Gareon Conley will be cleared of rape allegations.

The Washington Wizards will play without Kelly Oubre after the forward was suspended for Sunday's matchup against the Boston Celtics.

Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from a city in Germany as crews began the second largest bomb diffusing in the country since World War II.

Adam Lambert says he thinks Queen's songs have remained popular for more than 40 years because they successfully tap into human nature.

Minnesota health officials are grappling with the largest measles outbreak in the state in nearly 30 years, largely fueled by the anti-vaccination movement.

The police officer who fatally shot a black teenager in suburban Dallas last week was arrested on a murder charge Friday night.

Quentin Tarantino says singer-songwriter Tom Waits auditioned for his classic, crime drama "Reservoir Dogs."

Rapper Big Sean and pop singer Noah Cyrus have joined the lineup of performers for Sunday's 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards.

America's PBS and Britain's the BBC are collaborating on a three-part adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel, "Little Women."

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Tavon Austin won't be on the field for organized team activities later this month after undergoing wrist surgery.

Joe Mauer pumped his fist rounding first base. When he reached home plate, he was mobbed by teammates before being picked up by Miguel Sano.

Cody Bellinger is making the Dodgers look smart. Once ticketed for a return to the minors, Bellinger stayed put and he's making hitting home runs look easy.

Just a day after being waived by the Seattle Seahawks, running back Kelvin Taylor has been claimed by the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Rangers were hoping to follow their longest nine-inning game of the season and a long flight from Houston with a relatively stress-free opener in Seattle.