Новости за 19.04.2016

NEW YORK - New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says conductors and engineers with two commuter railroads will need to undergo testing for sleep apnea (AP'-nee-uh) after a deadly 2013 derailment caused by a sleeping engineer.

BARCELONA, Spain - Marcel Granollers will play Rafael Nadal in the second round of the Barcelona Open after defeating Daniel Munoz de la Nava 6-4, 6-3 on Tuesday.

NEW YORK - A night of Disney tunes led ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" to the largest audience of its current season and to the top of the television rankings.

SPRINGFIELD, Massachusetts - A historic Massachusetts church started slowly rolling along the street Tuesday to make way for a nearly $1 billion casino.

LEXINGTON, Kentucky - A former official whose case was an embarrassment for Kentucky's former Democratic governor and the current attorney general has pleaded guilty to a federal bribery charge.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Hundreds turned out on a rainy day for the memorial service on the 21st anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing.

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas - Arkansas-Little Rock basketball coach Wes Flanigan has added TCU assistant coach Kwanza Johnson to the Trojans' staff.

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Flyers want to keep wrist shots on the ice and not from fans in the stands.

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - An Indianapolis man has been sentenced to 109 years in prison after pleading guilty to breaking into a Bloomington apartment shared by Indiana University students and raping one of them while holding a gun to her head.

SECAUCUS, New Jersey - Amtrak has restored service on its busy Northeast Corridor line between Newark, New Jersey, and New York's Penn Station.

LONDON - Atletico Madrid took team of the week honors in the Associated Press Global Football 10 on Tuesday, after eliminating Champions League holder Barcelona from the tournament before defeating Granada 3-0 in the Spanish league.

KANSAS CITY, Missouri - The Kansas City Royals reinstated outfielder Jarrod Dyson from the disabled list and recalled right-hander Miguel Almonte from Triple-A Omaha before Tuesday night's series opener against the Detroit Tigers.

NEW YORK - Hillary Clinton looked to her adopted home state of New York for a convincing primary victory Tuesday to strengthen her claim to the Democratic presidential nomination, while Republican Donald Trump hoped a big win would steady his campaign after setbacks and internal turmoil.

Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops quickly said he didn't have a stance on the Big 12's discussions about the possibility of league expansion and a conference championship game. TCU's Gary Patterson said those were decisions that would be made at levels above him.

BROOKSVILLE, Alabama - Authorities say a driver suspected of firing a gun at motorists on an Alabama highway and exchanging gunfire with officers has been killed.

WASHINGTON - The United States imposed sanctions on Tuesday on the head of Libya's Islamist-backed government in Tripoli, accusing him of threatening stability in Libya and undermining the new U.N.-brokered unity government.

FRANKFORT, Kentucky - Kentucky's Republican governor said Tuesday he is hiring a private law firm to help investigate his Democratic predecessor for what he said were potentially illegal procurement practices.

MOSCOW - Metallurg Magnitogorsk won the Kontinental Hockey League's Gagarin Cup for the second time Tuesday, beating CSKA Moscow 3-1 in game seven of the finals series.

MOUNT CARMEL, Illinois - A pipeline spill that dumped 48,000 gallons of diesel into a river that forms the border of southern Illinois and Indiana has had no effect on wildlife, a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official said Tuesday.

JASPER, Missouri - A 14-year-old boy was charged as an adult Tuesday in the fatal shooting of his 12-year-old sister outside their rural southwest Missouri home.

CHICAGO - The Chicago White Sox have recalled right-hander Erik Johnson from Triple-A Charlotte to help an overworked bullpen.

CHARLESTON, South Carolina - An attorney for three would-be tour guides told a federal judge Tuesday they shouldn't have to pass a test and get a license to earn a living telling tales about historic Charleston, while a lawyer for the city insisted requiring licenses for guides is a lawful business regulation.

NEW YORK - "Do you have a Holocaust joke?"

STORRS, Connecticut - UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma has been released from the hospital, where he was admitted Saturday with an undisclosed ailment.

KANSAS CITY, Missouri - Saint Louis University is investigating - and condemning - racially insensitive texts sent last year by two members of the school's overwhelmingly white baseball team, a top campus diversity official said Tuesday, calling the texts "appalling."