Новости за 21.05.2016

TUSCALOOSA, ALA. — Braden Webb struck out nine over six innings and sophomore John Jones drove in two runs as No. 10 South Carolina defeated Alabama, 4-2, on Friday night at Sewell-Thomas Stadium.

COLUMBIA — A dark pin-striped suit adorned with a state Senate tie clip on the lapel. A favorite tie emerging like his beaming eyes behind familiar glasses but as bright as his smile.

NEW YORK — Univision’s parent company is teaming up with Netflix to produce "El Chapo," a drama series based on the life of one of the world’s most notorious criminals. It will air on Univision sister network UniMas in 2017, after which it will be available to Netflix subscribers.

NEW YORK — Kiefer Sutherland will play a low-level Cabinet member who suddenly becomes president on a new ABC drama this fall, and the network plans to add a second night of comedy to its schedule.

NEW YORK— Drake is walking into the BET Awards with nine nominations, nearly doubling Beyonce and Rihanna, who are up for five awards each.

WARSAW, Poland — A Polish-made golden ring and chain have been found hidden under the false base of an enameled mug that must have belonged to a victim of the Nazis’ Auschwitz death camp, a museum spokesman said Friday.

CANNES, France — Full of booing critics, shouting photographers and interminable standing ovations, the Cannes Film Festival is a non-stop cacophony broken only by the two (or three) -hour reprieve between a movie’s opening and closing credits.

A Kiawah Island agency recently introduced a new way for shoppers to check out houses for sale that haven’t even been built or renovated.

A vast swimming pool will be the newest neighborhood attraction in the new Edgefield Park at the southern end of Daniel Island.

MAY Charleston area

The Daniel Island Community Fund this month earmarked thousands of dollars to support local food providers, technologies, home renovators and schools in helping the underprivileged.

In her latest newsletter, real estate associate Michelle Whitbeck headlines the Lowcountry housing snapshot for the first quarter as "low home inventory (equals) higher prices."

Villa sales helped push up first quarter residential activity for Kiawah Island Real Estate.

In a drive that’s spanned more than two decades, Carolina One again pooled resources to help the local March of Dimes in its work "to prevent premature births and foster stronger, healthier newborn babies."

BY JIM PARKER

A Mount Pleasant native, Lauren DeLuca Courcoux decided "to adapt the management and personnel skills she acquired in the food and beverage industry," according to the Charleston area real estate company.

You could compare Dave Young’s recent Southern search on behalf of a residential construction franchisor to a sports team prospecting for recruits.

To help clients buy homes, Andrea Stevenson developed a My Hero Program — 25 percent of her commission diverts to closing costs. The Realtor also advertises perks of VA and FHA loans, state housing aid and construction deals.

To the state the obvious, I join with the people I represent at home, and the rest of the South Carolina delegation, in being opposed to detainees from Guantanamo Bay being brought to the Navy Brig in Hanahan or elsewhere in the domestic United States.

We have, one hears a lot these days, a polarized nation. But there’s one thing almost all Americans can agree on: We don’t want that developer to put up a big apartment building down the street.

Charleston city officials once recognized the need for public restrooms at White Point Garden and the Battery by installing them beneath the bandstand in the park. But they were ultimately declared to be a public safety problem and were closed.

A populist and combative presidential candidate charges that party pros "rigged" the nominating game against him. ... His supporters indulge in troubling outbursts that escalate from rude to scary. ... The party’s bitter divisions run deeply enough to risk defeat in November — and not just in the White House race.

You don’t have to be pro-choice to have concerns about an abortion bill awaiting Gov. Nikki Haley’s signature. You just have to be pro-science.

I applaud Jeffrey J. Selingo’s May 16 column on the benefit of "the gap year."

I am sending this in hopes that I can help prevent others from falling into the MUSC billing trap that I was a victim of. I recently had a 20-minute dermatology appointment in Rutledge Tower, where they did two small biopsies on spots on my face. I also had several spots frozen on my hands.