Новости за 16.09.2017

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets have promoted defensive lineman Lawrence Thomas and outside linebacker Freddie Bishop from the practice squad. The team also announced Saturday that linebacker Edmond Robinson has been waived/injured. Both Thomas and Bishop will be eligible to play against the Raiders on Sunday in Oakland. Thomas played in three

NEWCASTLE, England — Newcastle moved into the top five of the English Premier League with its third straight win, beating Stoke 2-1 on Saturday. Skipper Jamaal Lascelles powered home a 68th-minute header to help Newcastle edge out Stoke. Christian Atsu fired the home side ahead early, but Xherdan Shaqiri equalized 14 minutes after the restart.

PARIS — Despite the departure of many key players, Monaco’s strike force remains intact. Monaco, which had Europe’s most potent attack last season when it dethroned Paris Saint-Germain in the French league and made it to the Champions League semifinals, already has 17 goals in six league matches. Monaco’s display on Saturday in a 3-0

CROWN POINT, Ind. — Lake County has a new sheriff to finish the term of Democrat John Buncich, who was convicted last month of federal bribery and fraud charges. The (Northwest Indiana) Times reports the Lake County Democratic Party on Saturday picked Oscar Martinez, a longtime Lake County sheriff’s officer to complete Buncich’s term. State

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs have again released veteran C.J. Spiller, clearing room on the roster to promote fellow running back Akeem Hunt before Sunday’s home opener against Philadelphia. Spiller signed with the Chiefs in the offseason in an attempt to resurrect his career, which had been derailed by injuries. He looked

HUDDERSFIELD, England — Summer signing Laurent Depoitre scored on his full English Premier League debut as Huddersfield drew with Leicester 1-1 on Saturday. Former Porto player Depoitre broke the deadlock 40 seconds into the second half. Jamie Vardy fired the Foxes level four minutes later from the penalty spot. Elias Kachunga’s second-half header was ruled

MADRID — Paulinho scored his first goal for Barcelona late in the second half of a 2-1 win over Getafe, upholding the club’s perfect start to the Spanish league on Saturday. Barcelona’s fourth straight win opened a three-point lead over Real Sociedad, the only other team which entered the weekend with a perfect record. Real

LIVERPOOL, England — Liverpool failed to overcome the absence of suspended forward Sadio Mane as it was held by Burnley to 1-1 at Anfield in the English Premier League on Saturday. Scott Arfield gave Burnley the lead against the run of play but Liverpool levelled just three minutes later through Mohamed Salah. Despite trailing in

BAGHDAD — The Latest from the AP’s exclusive interview with Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi (all times local): 7:30 p.m. Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi says Turkish nationals make up half of the more than 1,300 women and children being held in a camp near Mosul for suspected links to the Islamic State group. In

SPIJK, Netherlands — Kiradech Aphibarnrat of Thailand birdied his last hole to card 5-under-par 66 and take the lead after the third round of the KLM Open on Saturday. Kiradech birdied four of his first eight holes and went around in regulation pars until his final-hole birdie. His 14-under total gave him a one-shot lead

SAO PAULO — Brazilian navy patrol boats and helicopters are searching for a British woman reported missing while canoeing on the Solimoes River in the northern jungle state of Amazonas. The navy says in a statement that the 43-year-old woman was between the cities of Codajas and Coari when she activated an emergency locator Sept.

PORTAGE, Ind. — Two people were found dead of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning inside a boat docked at a northwest Indiana harbor. The (Northwest Indiana) Times reports the bodies of 44-year-old Michael S. McKinney, of Wanatah, and 38-year-old Jennifer Ellenberger, of Crown Point, were found late Friday. The Porter County Coroner’s office says they were

WASHINGTON — The Latest on the rallies and protests in Washington on Saturday (all times local): 8:25 p.m. A day of competing protests in Washington unexpectedly included a group of Black Lives Matter activists who appeared near the stage of a rally intended to support President Donald Trump. But the momentary tension was defused when

WATFORD, England — Sergio Aguero scored a hat trick as Manchester City thrashed host Watford 6-0 in the English Premier League on Saturday. Pep Guardiola’s side made it 15 goals in three games as it followed up thumping victories over Liverpool and Feyernood to end Watford’s unbeaten start to the league. Aguero’s early double put

BUJUMBURA, Burundi — The Latest on the killing of Burundian refugees in Congo (all times local): 6:40 p.m. The United Nations envoy to Congo says at least 36 Burundian refugees have been killed in clashes with Congolese security forces near the Burundi border. Maman Sidikou says he is “deeply shocked” at the violence, adding that

Brazilian tennis player Guilherme Clezar has apologized after making a racist gesture in a Davis Cup match in Japan. The 24-year-old Clezar put his fingers to the edge of his eyes and then stretched them after successfully challenging a line call. The Brazilian lost his singles match on Friday against Japan’s Yuichi Sugita in Osaka.

LONDON — Unfazed by the London subway attack, celebrities, models and fashion editors have flocked to London Fashion Week to celebrate all things stylish. Designers showcasing their latest visions on Saturday include fashion week veteran Jasper Conran, rising star Simone Rocha and luxury brand Burberry. Conran, who heads a design empire, has offered up a

PHILADELPHIA — Police say no injuries have been reported from that they are calling a “minor” derailment of a commuter train in Philadelphia. Officials said about 30 people were aboard the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority train when it derailed on the Market-Frankford elevated line just before 11 a.m. Saturday. SEPTA spokesman Andrew Busch said the

BAGHDAD — Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi says he’s prepared to intervene militarily if the Kurdish region’s planned independence referendum results in violence. In an exclusive interview with The Associated Press on Saturday, Al-Abadi says if the Iraqi population is “threatened by the use of force outside the law, then we will intervene militarily.” Al-Abadi

LAS VEGAS — Heather Peele is just like any other mom rushing to pick up her child at day care after work. Except, it’s 2:30 a.m., and her 6-year-old daughter has been sleeping for hours at a 24-hour child care center near the Las Vegas airport. Parents like Peele, a casino cocktail waitress, who work

LONDON — Although it’s taken a year longer than many expected, Manchester City is finally beginning to resemble a Pep Guardiola-coached team. City maintained its rampant form as it ended Watford’s unbeaten start to the English Premier League with a resounding 6-0 victory at Vicarage Road on Saturday. Guardiola’s side has scored 15 goals in

SANAA, Yemen — Yemeni security and medical officials say clashes between forces loyal to the country’s internationally recognized president and others backed by the United Arab Emirates have killed at least one and wounded four others, including civilians. Saturday’s clashes in the southern city of Aden are the latest escalation in a rift between President

BERLIN — Bayern Munich shrugged off a couple of lackluster performances to start its traditional Oktoberfest celebrations with a 4-0 rout of Mainz in the Bundesliga on Saturday. Robert Lewandowski marked his 100th league appearance for Bayern with his 81st and 82nd goals, which came on the first day of the 184th beer festival. Bayern

WEST BROMWICH, England — West Ham eased the pressure on manager Slaven Bilic by earning another point from a dull 0-0 draw with West Bromwich Albion in the English Premier League on Saturday. A week after beating Huddersfield 2-0, West Ham remains in the bottom three after five games but showing shoots of recovery. West

ROCKFORD, Wash. — Authorities are searching for a thief who made off with the purse of a parent who rushed to check on her child following the school shooting this week in Washington state. The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office said the thief has racked up more than $36,000 in fraudulent charges. Authorities say the purse