Новости за 25.10.2016

DENVER — Police are investigating a burglary at the home of Denver Broncos outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware that Ware reported when he returned home from Monday night’s football game. Denver police spokesman Doug Schepman says the break-in was reported early Tuesday. Police say they are looking for two men who stole valuables Monday night, during

CINCINNATI — A.J. Green took up juggling when he was in grade school, learning how to toss-and-catch all sorts of things without dropping them. It was fun and developed his coordination. Now, anything near his fingertips seems to stick. The Bengals receiver pulled off one of the most amazing plays of the season during a

LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles man found with multiple weapons and hundreds of pounds of ammunition in his home was charged with making terrorist threats to the Islamic Center of Southern California, authorities announced Tuesday. Mark Lucian Feigin was arrested last week on the charge, which has been designated as a hate crime, according

MCLOUD, Okla. — The Latest on the death in prison of a woman convicted of killing her husband by pushing him out of their high-rise Tulsa apartment (all times local): 3:35 p.m. A 25-year-old woman serving 25 years in prison for killing her husband by pushing him from the 25th floor of their apartment hanged

WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. — The closing days of the push to make Colorado the nation’s first state with universal health care are showing why supporters face such steep odds. Most voters have already received ballots in the mail and endured a long campaign to explain the measure, but huge questions remained at a meeting this

NEW YORK — It’s hard to miss the message from the season premiere of “The Walking Dead”: blood pays off. The gory episode of the popular AMC drama was seen by just over 17 million viewers on Sunday night, the Nielsen company said. That left it short of the 2014 season premiere of 17.3 million

NEW YORK — Broadway Joe delivered a headline-making apology. Joe Namath backpedaled Tuesday on his criticism of New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith for not returning to the game Sunday after injuring his right knee and standing on the sideline for the second half of a 24-16 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. Smith was hurt

TARENTUM, Pa. — Veteran newsman Andrew Fraser has been named editor of the Valley News Dispatch edition of the Tribune-Review in suburban Pittsburgh. He had been business editor at the Tribune-Review in Pittsburgh since 2013. Trib Total Media (http://bit.ly/2esaYNH ) says the 53-year-old Fraser replaces Jeff Domenick. He’s now editor of the company’s 11 Gateway

AUBURN, Ala. — The Auburn Tigers have emerged as one of the Southeastern Conference’s hottest teams with a devastating running game and a defense that has been among the league’s best. The 15th-ranked Tigers have won four straight games since a 1-2 start when the season appeared on the brink. A team that only scored

TORONTO — When the Toronto Raptors first gathered for training camp, Dwane Casey knew his players wanted to talk about more than basketball. Racial tension was simmering in the United States. Images of police brutality had gone viral. National anthem protests were spreading. The coach was moved by what his players said. “Terrence Ross, who

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Establishing consistency is at the core of the new-look Purdue football program under enthusiastic interim coach Gerad Parker. An inability to play with any consistency led to athletic director Mike Bobinski’s decision on Oct. 16 to fire fourth-year head coach Darrell Hazell, who was 9-33, and replace him with 35-year-old Parker,

CLEVELAND — The doctors told Kyle Schwarber the day after the Chicago Cubs slugger tore two ligaments in his left knee on April 7 that his season was over. Funny how months of relentless rehab and a chance to play in the World Series can speed up the healing process. Schwarber will bat fifth and

SEATTLE — The quest to bring the NBA back to Seattle took a significant step Tuesday with investor Chris Hansen and his investment group offering to pay for a proposed arena with private funds. In a letter to Seattle Mayor Ed Murray, the City Council and King County Executive Dow Constantine, Hansen’s group is now

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday: Under Armour Inc., down $5.01 to $32.89 The athletic apparel maker posted solid results, but investors worried that its growth is slowing down. Sherwin-Williams Co., down $30.27 to $247.61 The paint and coatings maker cut its guidance after it reported a smaller-than-expected profit. Merck

The NCAA says North Carolina’s argument that the governing body lacks jurisdiction in the school’s ongoing multi-year academic case is “without merit.” In a Sept. 19 filing released by the school Tuesday, the NCAA enforcement staff pushed back against the school’s procedural arguments in response to five serious charges by saying all the arguments lacked

ARLINGTON, Va. — The simple thing the Washington Capitals want to get out of their four-game Western Canadian road trip doesn’t tell the whole story. Player after player said the Capitals are looking for a perfect eight points out of games at the Edmonton Oilers, Vancouver Canucks, Calgary Flames and Winnipeg Jets. More specifically the

MANHATTAN, Kan. — The threshold for climbing into Kansas State coach Bill Snyder’s good graces is quite high. Take the case of running back Charles Jones, who earned an uneven grade despite gashing Texas on Saturday because of his goal-line fumble. Or quarterback Jesse Ertz, whose near-flawless first half was followed by a tough second

LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. — Portland Timbers goalkeeper Jake Gleeson and defender Liam Ridgewell face charges of driving under the influence after an accident in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Gleeson and Ridgewell were booked into Clackamas County Jail and posted bond. Both are to appear in Lake Oswego Municipal Court on Nov. 16. Police said Gleeson rear-ended

DES MOINES, Iowa — Somewhat unexpected championship runs by Michigan State and Iowa last season fueled expectations of potential repeats in 2016. It doesn’t look like either team will make it back to Indianapolis this December. The Spartans (2-5, 0-4 Big Ten) are a staggering four games behind No. 2 Michigan (7-0, 4-0) heading into

HARTFORD, Conn. — The Latest on a Muslim businessman suing a Connecticut yacht club for alleged discrimination after his membership application was rejected (all times local): 4 p.m. A Connecticut yacht club is denying race and national origin played roles in the club’s rejection of a Muslim businessman’s membership application last year. William Murray is

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — The Latest on the American Royal’s move to Kansas (all times local): 4:20 p.m. The new Kansas home for the American Royal horse and livestock exhibition is being planned as a $160 million project that includes arenas, a museum and an agricultural education center. American Royal officials and Kansas Gov. Sam

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Court of Appeals says a lawsuit challenging the workloads of Indiana’s child-welfare case managers can move forward. A Marion County judge had dismissed Mary Price’s lawsuit in February, finding she had no right to bring her claim against the Department of Child Services. But the appeals court reversed that ruling Monday

PITTSBURGH — A Pennsylvania woman accused of torturing her toddler son by burning him with cigarettes and the boyfriend accused of laughing about it have entered guilty pleas in the case. Anna Russell and Enrique (en-REE’-kay) Soto pleaded guilty Tuesday in Allegheny County to aggravated assault, child endangerment and related crimes. Authorities say at least

TOLEDO, Ohio — The sale of nearly two dozen antiquities from an Ohio art museum brought in $640,000 on Tuesday despite objections to the auction from the governments of Egypt and Cyprus. The items sold were among nearly 70 pieces from Egypt, Greece and Italy that the Toledo Museum of Art plans to sell. The

BASEL, Switzerland — On a tough day for seeded players in the Swiss Indoors first round, Stan Wawrinka rallied to beat 119th-ranked fellow Swiss Marco Chiudinelli 6-7 (1), 6-1, 6-4 on Tuesday. Top-seeded Wawrinka advanced after second-seeded Milos Raonic and sixth-seeded Grigor Dimitrov both let one-set leads slip and exited early. Wawrinka ended his own