Новости за 11.10.2017

U.S. stock indexes drifted back to record highs Wednesday as investors got ready for another round of corporate reports to begin. Technology, health care and household goods companies all rose. On Wednesday: The Standard & Poor’s 500 index picked up 4.60 points, or 0.2 percent, to 2,555.24. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 42.21 points,

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — The idea for the touchdown celebration came to Kyle Rudolph’s mind, right before quarterback Case Keenum called the pass play in the Minnesota huddle. How about a quick game of Duck, Duck, Goose? “‘If we score here, whoever scores, you get to be the ducker, and everybody else sit,'” the seventh-year

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is telling New England fans not to worry about the left shoulder injury that kept him out of practice earlier in the week. Brady says he’ll be on the field Sunday to play the New York Jets in a fight for first place in the AFC East. Brady

RALEIGH, N.C. — A defense attorney says a North Carolina teenager accused of decapitating his mother is psychotic and won’t be prosecuted on a murder charge. Defense attorney Boyd Sturges said Wednesday that a judge ordered 19-year-old Oliver Funes Machada involuntarily committed to a state psychiatric hospital. Sturges said the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Dutch police say a suspect was shot and killed when officers foiled an attempt to hijack a helicopter that may have been intended as a getaway vehicle in a prison break. Police said in a statement that officers thwarted the helicopter hijacking after detectives learned that a man convicted of involvement

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday: Kroger Co., up 25 cents to $20.78 The grocery store chain said it will consider selling its convenience store business. Johnson & Johnson, up $2.75 to $136.65 The drugmaker said it filed for approval of a new prostate cancer drug. Delta Air Lines Inc.,

NEW YORK — When it opened in 1962, the sleek TWA terminal at New York’s Kennedy Airport was the embodiment of jet-age style. Now, construction is underway to transform the landmark into a $265 million hotel that will conjure the same glamour, smack in the middle of an airport better known for controlled chaos than

SAN FRANCISCO — Tara VanDerveer has signed a three-year contract extension that takes the Hall of Fame Stanford coach through the 2019-20 season. She discussed her new deal — not formally announced by the school and reached in July — over lunch during Pac-12 media day Wednesday. In February, VanDerveer became just the third Division

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State has dismissed Eternati Willock, a member of the Big 12 all-freshman team a year ago, from its women’s basketball program for repeated violations of team rules. Wildcats coach Jeff Mittie announced the move Wednesday. Willock appeared in 31 games last season, helping the Wildcats beat Drake in the first round

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville interim coach David Padgett has hired Trent Johnson as an assistant. The move to add the former head coach to the staff fills the vacancy created when the school named Padgett to replace Rick Pitino last month in the wake of a national federal investigation of bribery in college basketball. Johnson’s

FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys have released cornerback Nolan Carroll, the second significant free agent let go this season. Carroll left a loss at Denver in Week 2 with a concussion and didn’t play again before Wednesday’s move. The eighth-year player practiced last week but was inactive in a loss to Green Bay. The

CLEVELAND — Indians cleanup hitter Edwin Encarnacion is back in Cleveland’s lineup for Game 5 of the AL Division Series against the Yankees after sitting out two games with a sprained ankle. Encarnacion injured his ankle in the first inning of Game 2 and couldn’t play in New York, where the Indians lost twice. He

BAGHDAD — Iraqi authorities say a suicide bomber has struck a cafe in the western city of Hit, killing 11 people. The city’s security bureau says 15 other people were wounded in Wednesday’s blast, and that the victims are all civilians. It says emergency services and security forces are at the scene. The city is

GRAHAM, N.C. — Two U.S. Marines have been sentenced for trespassing during a Confederate Memorial Day rally in North Carolina in May. News outlets report Camp Lejeune Staff Sgt. Joseph W. Manning and Cherry Point Sgt. Michael Joseph Chesny entered Alford pleas Tuesday. They maintained their innocence but admitted there was sufficient evidence for a

WASHINGTON — The North American Free Trade Agreement is in its 23rd year. But there are growing doubts that it will survive through its 24th. President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw from the agreement if he can’t get what he wants in a renegotiation. But what he wants — from requiring that more auto

Baylor coach Matt Rhule wants all those people sending him texts, telling him to hang in there and asking if he is OK, to know that he is doing great. While Rhule certainly doesn’t like that the young Bears are still winless in his first season, he believes that a solid foundation is being laid

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The man in the middle of the Baltimore Ravens defense is a former No. 1 draft pick who leads the team in tackles and has a knack for creating turnovers. Those qualities used to be associated with the great Ray Lewis. These days, they apply to C.J. Mosley. Now in his

Four teams are on byes this week, and injuries have reshaped the entire New York Giants receiving corps. Those are some of the obstacles you’ll face when setting up your lineups this week. Don’t despair because there are options. Here are several suggestions that could help you determine who to start in Week 6 of

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Nearly halfway through its season, Syracuse finally has picked its team captains. Orange coach Dino Babers announced Wednesday that junior quarterback Eric Dungey, senior linebacker Zaire Franklin, and redshirt sophomore punter Sterling Hofrichter were elected by a team vote prior to last week’s game against Pittsburgh. Senior receiver Steve Ishmael, senior linebacker

Georgia coach Kirby Smart isn’t happy that his Bulldogs finally allowed not one, but two touchdowns against a Southeastern Conference opponent. In their third league game. Smart calls that a wake-up call for his fourth-ranked Bulldogs. “Our defense needed that,” Smart said. “They have been told by the media and everyone else that they’re the

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration says coal is back and nuclear energy is cool. An unusual coalition of business and environmental groups says that should not be at the expense of natural gas and wind and solar power. Dow Chemical, Koch Industries and U.S. Steel Corp. are standing with environmentalists in opposing an Energy Department

AUSTIN, Texas — Deep into overtime against Kansas State, Texas freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger burst into the middle of the line and veered right. A Wildcats defender in his sight, Ehlinger lowered his shoulder, threw a forearm and smashed through the tackler for an extra five yards. In one crushing blow on a drive to

PHILADELPHIA — Former Eagles wide receiver Ben Hawkins died on Monday, the team said. He was 73. A third-round pick of the Eagles in 1966, Hawkins spent eight of his nine NFL seasons in Philadelphia, where he played 102 games (67 starts) from 1966-73. He is tied for ninth in team history in receiving TDs

BOSTON — A Massachusetts fishing magnate known as The Codfather who was convicted of evading fishing quotas and smuggling money to Portugal must forfeit four boats and 34 fishing permits. A federal judge’s order came Wednesday in Carlos Rafael’s case. Rafael pleaded guilty to charges including tax evasion and false labeling and fish identification and

INDIANAPOLIS — State Rep. Lloyd Arnold will be the new director of law enforcement for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. The Leavenworth Republican is expected to step down from his role in the General Assembly. He starts his new job on Oct. 23. Arnold has been a lawmaker since 2012, representing Crawford, Dubois, Orange,