Новости за 31.10.2016

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — The city of Fort Wayne will try using brine to keep its streets clear of ice this winter. The Journal Gazette reports (http://bit.ly/2f34cMD ) the city’s Public Works Department is mixing its own salt brine solution to pre-coat roads to prevent ice from binding to pavement. Street Commissioner Brian Shimkus says

INDIANAPOLIS — The Kansas City Chiefs were the kings of improv Sunday. They may have to do it all over again next week after a rugged 30-14 victory at Indianapolis. This week’s biggest concern, of course, will be the status of starting quarterback Alex Smith, who left with a concussion after taking two more hits

DENVER — Broncos defensive coordinator Wade Phillips was carted off the field and taken to the hospital for observation Sunday after being upended by a San Diego player who was blocked into the Denver sideline. The team said the 69-year-old coach had movement in all his extremities. Chargers running back Melvin Gordon was blocked into

WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Kyle Okposo came through with his first multi-goal game with Buffalo Sabres, and Robin Lehner shut down the Winnipeg Jets to get the Sabres a needed win. Okposo scored twice, Brian Gionta also had a goal, and Lehner made 37 saves to lead the Sabres to a 3-1 win over the Jets

LONDON — The Bengals and Redskins both leave London feeling like losers after a strange shootout of a tie that satisfies nobody. Washington (4-3-1) needed to gain ground vs. Dallas and Philadelphia above it in the competitive NFC East, while Cincinnati (3-4-1) simply hoped to get back to .500 in the weaker AFC North. Instead,

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cam Newton has had it with NFL officials. The Carolina Panthers quarterback fired away Sunday, saying he doesn’t feel protected by them on the field and that their lack of calls is “taking the fun out of the game for me.” The league’s reigning MVP said he simply doesn’t get the same

ALGIERS, Algeria — The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the killing of an Algerian police officer while he was reportedly dining in a restaurant. The group has been trying to expand in Algeria, where al-Qaida’s North African branch and other Islamic extremist groups have been based and have long fought Algerian authorities. The

JACKSON, Miss. — Cody Gribble and his caddie talked a ton during the final nine holes of his impressive run to a Sanderson Farms Championship victory. Very little was about golf. They talked about Gribble’s Texas Longhorns and their big win in football over Baylor on Saturday. They talked about the Chicago Cubs and the

RABAT, Morocco — Moroccans staged protests across the country Sunday against police abuse after a fisherman was crushed to death in a garbage truck — an incident some are comparing to the death of a Tunisian vendor in 2010 that sparked the Arab Spring uprisings. According to Moroccan news website Le360.ma and magazine TelQuel, local

LAS VEGAS — Another World Series — one with an $8 million prize at stake — was opening Sunday to the excitement of many in Las Vegas. The 47th annual World Series of Poker returned to the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino with the no-limit Texas Hold ’em main event. An elite group of

MONTREAL — Matteo Mancosu scored in the second half and the Montreal Impact beat the New York Red Bulls 1-0 on Sunday in the opening match of their MLS Eastern Conference semifinal series. Montreal will take a one-goal lead into the second leg of the two-game, aggregate-goals series next Sunday at Red Bull Arena. “At

TAMPA, Fla. — Derek Carr kept throwing touchdowns and the officials kept throwing flags as both set records as the Oakland Raiders defeated Tampa Bay 30-24 in overtime on Sunday. Carr finished with a franchise-record 513 yards passing — completing 40 of 59 passes without an interception. The Raiders (6-2) also overcame a NFL-record 23