Новости за 12.09.2017

CINCINNATI — Police in Ohio say a man crashed his car and ran away, leaving his 10-year-old son to die in the vehicle. Cincinnati police announced Tuesday that 27-year-old Adriel Holloway has been arrested and charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of an accident. Police say Holloway was driving with his son

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins will start the 2018 season in Baltimore to begin a five-game road trip, before their home opener April 5 against Seattle. The schedule announced Tuesday has the Twins playing 10 straight games at Target Field April 5-15 with one off day built in. Then they’ll take two home games to

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers will open the 2018 season on the road. The Brewers open the season with a three-game series starting March 29 at San Diego. It’s the first time Milwaukee has started the season on the road since 2011. The home opener will be April 2 against St. Louis at Miller Park.

MADRID — Police in Barcelona say explosives experts are checking a van in the surroundings of the landmark Sagrada Familia cathedral in what they are describing as an anti-terrorism operation. A spokesman with the Mossos d’Esquadra regional police said the church has been evacuated and several streets cordoned off to allow police work in the

OMAHA, Neb. — Shareholders of Canadian lender Home Capital Group have rejected Warren Buffett’s offer to buy a second large block of stock in the company. In June, Berkshire Hathaway agreed to lend $1.5 billion to Home Capital and bought roughly 20 percent of Home Capital’s stock. That deal included a provision for Berkshire to

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed receiver Allen Robinson on injured reserve and signed receiver Max McCaffrey off New Orleans’ practice squad. Robinson tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee Sunday at Houston and will have season-ending surgery. McCaffrey is the son of retired NFL receiver Ed McCaffrey and the brother

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A judge has halted a lawsuit filed by reality TV personality Josh Duggar over the release of information related to allegations that he sexually abused his sisters as a child. The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports a federal judge issued the ruling Monday in a lawsuit filed against city officials in Springdale, Arkansas.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans have added tight end Tim Semisch and offensive lineman Cody Wichmann to the practice squad. The Titans announced Tuesday they cleared space by letting tight end Jerome Cunningham and offensive lineman Steven Moore go. Semisch returns to the Titans after being waved two weeks ago. The 6-foot-8-inch, 275-pound tight

PHOENIX — A person with knowledge of the situation says the Arizona Cardinals are re-signing veteran running back Chris Johnson in the wake of the serious injury to star David Johnson. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Tuesday because the Cardinals had not officially announced the Chris Johnson signing. The Cardinals released Chris Johnson

BUDAPEST, Hungary — Hungary is displaying “a very clear intention” to curtail the access refugees have to protection in the country, the head of the United Nations’ refugee agency said Tuesday while visiting a transit zone for asylum-seekers at the Hungary-Serbia border. U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said he was particularly concerned that

NEW YORK — Sports radio personality Craig Carton has spoken out on Twitter, vowing to defeat fraud charges and return “stronger than ever.” The host of WFAN’s “Boomer and Carton” show posted a statement on the social media platform Tuesday. He says it’s been “incredibly hard” to be silent since his arrest a week ago

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Olympic gold medalist David Boudia isn’t giving up his Olympic dreams yet. The 28-year-old Texan announced Tuesday at Purdue University that he intends to qualify for his fourth U.S. team in 2020. Boudia is one of the most decorated international divers in American history. The three-time Olympian stunned the world by

NEW YORK — A black New York City man who attacked three white people, killing one of them, after making violent racial threats has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. says 44-year-old Lashawn Marten was sentenced Tuesday for the attacks in September 2013 at Union Square. Vance

DENVILLE, N.J. — Two women have delivered healthy babies on back-to-back days in the parking lot of the same Burger King restaurant in New Jersey. Denville police say they were called to the restaurant Friday night for a woman going into labor. They say the parents were on the way to the hospital but got

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Deebo Samuel feels completely healthy — and finally able to contribute to South Carolina’s surprising start. The dynamic junior receiver has accounted for five touchdowns , more than halfway to last year’s eight TDs for the Gamecocks. That’s included kickoff return scores in both games this year after spending much of his

LONDON — Former England coach Roy Hodgson has been hired as manager of Crystal Palace, replacing Frank de Boer at the struggling Premier League club. Palace announced the appointment of the 70-year-old Hodgson on Tuesday on a two-year contract. It is Hodgson’s first coaching job since he stepped down from his England role after the

Most commercial airports in Florida are open although hundreds of flights are still being canceled or delayed as the state recovers from Hurricane Irma. Miami International Airport said Tuesday that limited airline and cargo flights had resumed. The first departure was an American Airlines flight to Las Vegas around 7 a.m. The Federal Aviation Administration

NEWARK, N.J. — The Grammy Museum is about to open its new location in New Jersey. NJ.com reports (http://bit.ly/2fgmDyO ) that the 8,200-square-foot Grammy Museum Experience at the Prudential Center arena in Newark will open Oct. 20. The museum will include a section dedicated to New Jersey musicians such as Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Two tribes plan to demonstrate in favor of renaming a valley and a mountain in Yellowstone National Park, places they say are associated with one man who advocated slaughter of Native Americans and another who carried it out. Leaders of the Blackfoot Confederacy and Great Sioux Nation will gather Saturday at Yellowstone’s

LOS ANGELES — Stephen Colbert rolled out the ceremonial red carpet Tuesday for the upcoming Emmy Awards. And as soon as he finished, a pair of workers rolled it back up and hauled it away. The first-time Emmy host was joined by Emmy telecast producers at L.A. Live for the promotional appearance. Colbert says that

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google is appealing a $2.9 billion fine imposed by European Union regulators. The EU had dinged the search giant for favoring shopping listings it gets paid for. Google’s appeal comes even as it is working to comply with an order to give equal treatment to rival shopping services. The appeal filed

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — The United States will stop issuing certain visas to Eritrean nationals and Guinean officials as of Wednesday, the embassies in those countries announced Tuesday. The new restrictions are aimed at four Asian and African nations that have refused to take back citizens who’ve been deported. Under federal law, Secretary of State

A canceled honeymoon, a postponed funeral, an “evacuation vacation” and a fall foliage trip substituting for a beach getaway. These are some of the ways in which Hurricane Irma affected travelers. Long-held plans were disrupted, hours were spent seeking refunds for airfare and hotels and in a few cases, a happy alternative was found. Here

SAVANNAH, Tenn. — Blood collected from a carport at the home of a slain Tennessee nursing student matched the woman’s DNA, a crime scene investigator said Tuesday. Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Lawrence James testified on the second day of Zachary Adams’s trial in Savannah, Tennessee. Adams has pleaded not guilty to kidnapping, raping

LEBANON, N.H. — Police say they are investigating reports of an active shooter at New Hampshire’s largest hospital. Lebanon police said Tuesday that they are investigating reports of an active shooter at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. A spokesman for the hospital, Mike Barwell, would say only that they have reported “an incident” to police and that