Новости за 13.09.2016

(AP) — Kentucky's Republican governor said blood might be shed if Democrat Hillary Clinton is elected president. In a statement provided by his office, Bevin clarified he was speaking about the sacrifice required of members of the military, saying "we cannot be complacent about the determination of radical Islamic extremists to destroy our freedoms." [...] he is campaigning hard to help Republicans win a majority in Kentucky's House of Representatives, the last legislative chamber in the South still controlled by Democrats. Читать дальше...

DETROIT (AP) — The state of Michigan is being sued over the poor reading skills of Detroit students at five schools, including two charter schools. The case, filed Tuesday in federal court, accuses Gov. Rick Snyder, the state school board and others of violating the civil rights of low-income students.

Anchorage police have taken a fatal shooting suspect into custody and are questioning him about the incident near two elementary schools. Anchorage police have released a photo of a man sought as a suspect in a shooting near two elementary schools. Police say the suspected shooter is a black man, 6-feet-2-inches tall, 195 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Police say the suspected shooter is a black man, 6-feet-2-inches tall, 195 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes whose possible name... Читать дальше...

Bret Baier, Brit Hume Help Fox News Crush CNN, MSNBC in Weekly Viewers Cables news network nearly beats CNN and MSNBC combined in total day ratings Both Bret Baier and Brit Hume provided the top cable news network with nice ratings boosts in new time slots.  Nickelodeon, ESPN, Adult Swim and HGTV join Fox News among the top five cable networks last week. Hume took over Fox News’ “On the Record” earlier this month following Greta Van Susteren’s surprise decision to leave the network. [...] Fox News was No. Читать дальше...

[...] installment in the “Fifty Shades of Grey” trilogy will be released on February 10, 2017 The first full trailer for “Fifty Shades Darker” was released on Tuesday, and fans learned a thing or two about Anastasia Steele, Christian Grey and their continuing relationship. Christian (Jamie Dornan) is still a stalker, but this time, Ana (Dakota Johnson) is being watched by more than one person, coming dangerously close to a former submissive who is suffering a mental breakdown. [...] fear not, “Fifty Shades” fans... Читать дальше...

The television network also announced on Tuesday that Kelsea Ballerini will receive an award for breakout artist of the year. Stapleton and Rhett are first-time recipients for the artist of the year honor, although the Grammy-winning Stapleton took home the breakout artist of the year award last year.

PHOENIX (AP) — A judge has ordered Arizona officials to conduct a recount of ballots in the razor-thin Republican primary in the state's 5th Congressional District. Elections officials on Tuesday obtained a court order for the recall after Maricopa County and state officials approved their respective canvasses Monday.

For tech-minded types who want to catch that wave nice and early, there’s now a 36-week online program to gain a nanodegree — a kind of certification — as a self-driving car engineer. Otto, the self-driving truck company recently acquired by Uber, has joined forced with distance-learning company Udacity and others to create the program, which promises to fast-track its graduates for jobs with its partners. While in the long term, self-driving cars and trucks are expected to operate autonomously... Читать дальше...

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) — A section of a South Carolina motel frequented by black entertainers during the days of segregation has been demolished although there are plans to create a museum in some of the remaining rooms on the Myrtle Beach property. City Councilman Mike Chestnut says there are plans to restore some of the remaining motel rooms as a museum highlighting the musical history of Charlie's Place, which has long since been demolished.

‘Luke Cage’ Star Mahershala Ali on Getting Beyond Black Superheroes – and Villains (Video) Fall TV Preview: “You want to get to the point where you can just take it for granted,” actor tells TheWrap about the skin color... A version of this story on Mahershala Ali first appeared in the print edition of TheWrap Magazine’s Fall TV Issue. Mahershala Ali plays the nemesis to Luke Cage, a former convict with superhuman strength, in Marvel Television’s Netflix adaptation of the comic-book series that... Читать дальше...

State Department of Public Instruction officials haven't released any details about what he may focus on in the speech and didn't immediately respond to an email message on Tuesday.

(AP) — Officials say the father of reality TV's "The Willis Family" has been arrested and charged in a child rape investigation. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says in a new release that agents arrested Toby Willis of Ashland City on Friday in Greenville, Kentucky, where he had gone to avoid officers.

Los Angeles Rams’ ‘Monday Night Football’ Debut Gets Sacked in Ratings The Los Angeles Rams not only lost their first “Monday Night Football” game of the season on the field but they were also defeated in the ratings. Wayne Newton Slams NFL Players Protesting National Anthem: 'I Have No Tolerance at All for it' [...] this was the Rams’ first regular-season game since moving back to L.A., so one would think there would be a healthy dose of curiosity for football fans. Not to mention all the attention... Читать дальше...

Ohio's elections chief says a Supreme Court ruling makes clear that the state's voting rules are fair and constitutional. A lower court decision last month upheld a law eliminating days in which people could both register and cast a ballot at the same time, a period known as golden week. The state's attorneys have argued that the reduction helped alleviate administrative burdens for local elections officials.

(AP) — A University of Richmond fraternity has been suspended over what the school called a "grossly offensive" email sent to some students. The university said in a statement that it has suspended operations, activities and events of Richmond's Kappa Alpha chapter, pending an investigation.

(AP) — A former Kearney Catholic High School golf coach has been charged with negligent child abuse and other crimes. Dowse also is charged with enticement by electronic communication device and contributing to the delinquency of a child.

‘Family Feud’ Contestant Shocks Steve Harvey With Hilarious Answer (Video) A “Family Feud” contestant shocked Steve Harvey on Monday’s episode of the show with her outrageous but hilarious answer to Harvey’s question. “We asked 100 married women, name something you might ask the Wizard of Oz to give your husband?” Harvey asked. A contestant named Sheilah was quick to hit the buzzer and replied, “A bigger … thing?” “Family Feud” is the classic game show where two families compete to name popular... Читать дальше...

Michael Strahan’s ‘GMA’ Debut Week Wins in Overall Viewers, But Not Key Demo Michael Strahan‘s “Good Morning America” debut brought ABC a total viewer victory for the week, but it still couldn’t compete with “Today” in the key 25-54 demographic. NBC’s “Today” show topped “GMA” by three-tenths of a ratings point in the main news demo, which is comprised of adults aged 25-54. “Good Morning America’s” 1.2 demo number and 4.477 total viewers marked its top performance in three months, which makes sense after the summer. Читать дальше...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump's running mate Mike Pence refused on Tuesday to say whether he thinks white supremacist David Duke is deplorable, repeating that he's "not in the name-calling business," as he tried to brush off the issue as a distraction. Pence, the governor of Indiana, said on Twitter Monday night that his comments about Duke, in a pair of interviews on CNN and Fox News, were being taken out of context. [...] on Tuesday, when he gathered with House Republican leaders, Pence again... Читать дальше...

Subject of new Oliver Stone film argues his disclosure of NSA secrets was “vital” to the people of the United States The NSA contractor who leaked classified documents to the press, and was subsequently charged by the U.S. government with violating the Espionage Act of 1917, made his latest plea from Moscow via a lengthy interview with The Guardian. Snowden, who fled the United States in 2013, argued that he was performing a moral duty in leaking the documents, which revealed just how pervasive... Читать дальше...

HOUSTON (AP) — Dwyanya Earnhardt refers to herself as an ex-con and recovering drug addict, but now the 40-year-old has a new title: college student. The Houston Chronicle (http://bit.ly/2cKpvRG ) reports she studies Human Services at Lone Star College in Conroe, balancing school with waitressing on the weekends. The food pantry located inside Lone Star's student services building is filled with beans, soups, vegetables, baby food and other items. About 100 to 150 students will be granted food... Читать дальше...

State elections commissioner Elaine Manlove says police were called to direct traffic at John Dickinson High School in Wilmington on Tuesday because of parking issues. With Democrats far outnumbering Republicans in Delaware, winners of Democratic primaries could have the numbers stacked in their favor heading into November. Other contests to be decided Tuesday include Republican and Democratic primaries for insurance commissioner, New Castle County executive and General Assembly seats, and an eight-way Democratic primary for Wilmington mayor.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will discuss possible further relief of U.S. sanctions on Myanmar when the de facto leader of the nation's new civilian government, Aung San Suu Kyi, visits Wednesday, a White House official said. The U.S. has rolled back economic sanctions on Myanmar since political reforms began five years ago but still restricts dealings with military-owned companies and dozens of officials and associates of the former ruling junta. Human rights groups, however, say continuing... Читать дальше...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Facing the toughest stretch of her campaign, Hillary Clinton is trying to deflect attention back onto her rival Donald Trump, with a new push to highlight complaints surrounding his now-defunct Trump University, and allegations of pay-to-play involving Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi. The first will feature the billionaire businessman bragging about how, in his business life, he used to give big political contributions with the expectation that he would receive favors down the line from politicians to whom he gave. Читать дальше...

Ratings: ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Premiere Leaps From Last Year Weird episode including Ryan Lochte “security incident” is boosted in initial numbers by some NFL preemptions “Dancing With the Stars” led ABC to an outright Monday win, though the below numbers will likely adjust down due to some local market NFL preemptions. The “DWTS” Season 23 debut was a weird one, including a “security incident” in which a man rushed Ryan Lochte on stage. ABC was first in ratings with a 2.2 rating/8 share in... Читать дальше...