Новости за 03.03.2017

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Anaheim Ducks have signed forward Logan Shaw to a $650,000, one-year contract extension through the 2017-18 season. The Ducks announced the deal Friday. Shaw has five points in 43 games this season for the Ducks, who acquired him from Florida in November in a trade for Michael Sgarbossa. He hasn’t scored

ST. PAUL, Minn. — A woman who livestreamed the fatal police shooting of her boyfriend during a traffic stop in Minnesota last year has been arrested in a reported assault, authorities said Friday. Diamond Reynolds and two other women were arrested Thursday after a woman reported being attacked and hit in the head with a

SAO PAULO — Second-seeded Albert Ramos-Vinolas of Spain reached the semifinals of the Brazil Open with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 against Guido Pella of Argentina on Friday. He next faces Joao Sousa of Portugal, who advanced to the last four after beating seventh-seeded Federico Delbonis of Argentina 6-3, 6-1. Later Friday, top-seeded Pablo Carreno Busta

DENVER — A Denver judge has raised bail to $1 million cash for a Honduran man charged in a fatal hit-and-run to make sure he is not deported before the state case is resolved. District Judge Shelley Gilman made the decision Thursday in the case of Norlan Estrada-Reyes, who is charged in an October crash

ST. LOUIS — Deontae Hawkins scored 19 points, Keyshawn Evans had 16 and Illinois State set a program record on Friday with its 26th win, beating Evansville 80-69 on Friday in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament quarterfinals. Paris Lee added 13 points with seven assists and DJ Clayton had 12 points for the Redbirds (26-5),

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — There’s nothing complicated about how North Carolina’s Justin Jackson dramatically improved his 3-point range and scoring output to make himself a candidate for Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year . No, the 6-foot-8 junior said it’s simply a revamped mentality after lessons learned from workouts for NBA teams last summer.

LOS ANGELES — Cynthia Cooper-Dyke has resigned after four years coaching basketball at her alma mater Southern California. She had a 70-56 record, including 14-16 this season. Cooper-Dyke left on Friday, a day after the Trojans lost to California 71-58 in the first round of the Pac-12 Tournament in Seattle. They were 5-13 in league

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration would slash programs aimed at slowing climate change and improving water safety and air quality, while eliminating thousands of jobs, according to a draft of the Environmental Protection Agency budget proposal obtained by The Associated Press. Under the tentative plan from the Office of Management and Budget, the agency’s funding

LAS VEGAS — A man accused of attacking a mannequin that Las Vegas police positioned to resemble a homeless person following two slayings remained jailed Friday. A judge has set bail at $50,000 for Shane Schindler, who is charged with one count of carrying a concealed weapon, the Las Vegas Review-Journal (http://bit.ly/2lnlDOa ) reported. Schindler

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Giants hired two coaches Friday and promoted Rob Leonard. Leonard now is assistant defensive line coach, replacing Jeff Zgonina, who left the Giants after one season to become the 49ers’ D-line coach. Head coach Ben McAdoo also hired Bobby Blick to take over Leonard’s previous job as the

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Kimberly Horton scored 21 points on 8-of-13 shooting to lead Locust Fork to a 72-62 victory over Pisgah Friday in the Class 3A girls state championship game. It’s the first state title for Locust Fork (35-1). Carissa Horton added 16 points and seven rebounds while Ashlyn Adkins scored 15. Rachael Baker had

CHICAGO — Grammy-winning artist Chance the Rapper used a Friday sit-down with Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner to press for immediate funding for cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools, but said he left “flustered” over “vague answers.” The unusual one-on-one meeting comes amid a two-year budget fight between the Republican first-term governor and the Democrat-controlled Legislature, who are

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Repairs to a major bridge that links Pennsylvania and New Jersey are ahead of schedule and on track for the span over the Delaware River to reopen in about a month, engineers said Friday. Good weather has helped speed work on the Interstate 276 bridge, officials said, making them optimistic it will

INDIANAPOLIS — Oklahoma receiver Dede Westbrook believes Joe Mixon should be at this week’s NFL’s scouting combine. Mixon was absent during Friday’s running back workouts because a league policy bars players convicted of violent crimes from attending. Mixon and Westbrook were college teammates. Westbrook also has had run-ins with the law, acknowledging he’s spent time

INDIANAPOLIS — Nearly two dozen attorneys and judges are seeking to fill an upcoming vacancy on Indiana’s Supreme Court. The Judicial Nominating Commission has received 21 applications for the seat currently held by Justice Robert D. Rucker who is retiring this spring after 26 years on the court. It’s the job of the seven-member commission

JANESVILLE, Wis. — The Latest on Vice President Mike Pence (all times local): 6:00 p.m. Vice President Mike Pence repeatedly stonewalled media requests to view public records when he was Indiana’s governor. The latest case involves his use of a private AOL email account to conduct state business, which was first reported Thursday by the

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — There has been an assumption surrounding the Kansas City Royals for years that their window to compete for a championship would close after this season, when the core group of players that ushered the long-downtrodden franchise to a pair of World Series hits free agency. Eric Hosmer and Mike Moustakas, Alcides

An author fighting ovarian cancer who may not have long to live has offered up her husband in a tear-jerking essay: “If you’re looking for a dreamy, let’s-go-for-it travel companion, Jason is your man.” Amy Krouse Rosenthal described her illness and her marriage in a “Modern Love” column published Friday in the New York Times.

LONDON — A large study is being funded by Britain’s soccer associations to try to determine whether players are more prone to developing dementia. The announcement was made on Friday by the associations after they used a meeting of soccer’s lawmaking body to back the introduction of electronic devices on the sidelines to enhance player

HOUSTON — A former district attorney investigator in Texas has been convicted of stealing more than $1 million in collectible comic books and sports memorabilia that were being held as evidence in a criminal case. The Houston Chronicle (http://bit.ly/2ln4Smw ) reports that 46-year-old Dustin Deutsch was convicted Thursday. He faces up to life in prison.

NEW YORK — Arnold Schwarzenegger said Friday that he’s through with “The New Celebrity Apprentice,” and he’s blaming President Donald Trump for the television reality show’s recent poor performance. The former California governor said he wouldn’t mind working with NBC and producer Mark Burnett again “on a show that doesn’t have this baggage.” Schwarzenegger replaced

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The up-and-down Maryland basketball team is already in must-win mode, even though postseason play doesn’t begin until next week. Having ended a troubling slide with a win at Rutgers, the Terrapins close the regular season Saturday against Michigan State looking to clinch a double-bye in the Big Ten Tournament “There’s a

HARLINGEN, Texas — A South Texas woman who says she gave up beer for Lent won a case of Budweiser delivered to her home by a team of Clydesdales. The Valley Morning Star (http://bit.ly/2m3R8df ) reports Leandra Ruiz received the beer Thursday in a special drop-off, via the huge horses, at her neighborhood in Harlingen.

CHICAGO — The Chicago Blackhawks have recalled goaltender Jeff Glass from Rockford of the American Hockey League. Glass will back up Corey Crawford for Friday night’s game against the New York Islanders. Scott Darling, who made 36 stops in Wednesday night’s 4-1 victory against Pittsburgh, has been ruled out with an upper-body injury. The 31-year-old

HOUSTON — Houston authorities believe two MS-13 gang members from El Salvador held three teenage girls against their will and killed one of them in a satanic ritual. Police said Friday they’re looking for others involved in the abductions and slaying. The 15-year-old girl’s body was found Feb. 16 with gunshots to the face and