Новости за 02.07.2018

LAS VEGAS — A veteran police officer’s self-described freeze in a Las Vegas hotel hallway while a gunman fired on an outdoor concert crowd is prompting a review of whether lives could have been saved if officers had acted faster. Police tactics experts say they understand Officer Cordell Hendrex hesitating as he led a trainee

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry will be seeking a fourth term as leader of Indiana’s second-largest city. Henry is a Democrat who was first elected mayor in 2007. He announced Monday that he would seek a new four-year term in the 2019 municipal elections. Henry says he’s proud of what he

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma says he was “disturbed” that the state’s child welfare agency failed to take action after five different reviews found problems at the agency in recent years. The revelation was included in a sixth review conducted by a consultant, which was released in June. Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb hired

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday: Dell Technologies Inc., up $7.62 to $92.20 The PC and data storage company is going public again and is swapping its tracking stock for newly issued common shares. VMWare Inc., up $15.05 to $162.02 Dell may buy the rest of the business software company,

ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia — Nacer Chaldi capped a comeback from a two-goal deficit when he scored in the fourth minute of injury time to give Belgium a 3-2 victory over Japan on Monday and a spot in the World Cup quarterfinals. Japan led 2-0 on early second-half goals by Genki Haraguchi and Takashi Inui. Jan Vertonghen

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, Miss. — With a massive cloud of vapor and a roar, a rocket engine designed as part of a reusable spacecraft is being test fired in Mississippi. Tom Martin from Aerojet Rocketdyne says Monday’s test of the AR-22 engine was “awesome” to see and everything went exactly as planned at Stennis Space

SAMARA, Russia — The “quinto partido” curse goes on. Mexico fell 2-0 to Brazil on Monday, marking the seventh straight time that El Tri has failed to reach the quarterfinals — or the fifth game — at soccer’s premier tournament. Mexico last made it that far in 1986, when the nation hosted the World Cup.

TORONTO — Jose Iglesias hit a tiebreaking sacrifice fly in the 10th inning and the Tigers recovered from a blown save in the ninth to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 on Monday, Detroit’s second straight victory following a season-long 11-game losing streak. Right-hander Joe Jimenez (4-1) got the win despite giving up the tying

BALTIMORE — Chris Davis doesn’t blame the fans at Camden Yards for showering him with boos, especially when he’s walking back to the dugout after another strikeout. The Orioles slugger is enduring a nightmare season. Although his power numbers have improved slightly since a recently mandated layoff, Davis is batting .156 with seven homers, 24

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office is pushing for the public release of a grand jury report into allegations of child sexual abuse and cover-ups in six of the state’s Roman Catholic dioceses. A legal action that seeks to lift a stay against the report’s release was filed Monday under seal. Details weren’t

RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazilian fans jumped with joy and samba danced Monday while thousands of miles away, Mexican counterparts sang melancholy renditions of a folk song after Brazil knocked off Mexico 2-0 to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals. The game between the national teams of Latin America’s two most populous nations came at

Writer and director Boots Riley’s crackling first film “Sorry to Bother You ” may just be the craziest movie of the year. Fierce, provocative and bold, it’s a challenging social statement about race and capitalism wrapped in a colorful, magical realist coating that will leave your head spinning. It is not perfect — far from

WASHINGTON — Bees are having a much harder time finding food in the region known as America’s last honeybee refuge, a new federal study found. The country’s hot spot for commercial beekeeping is the Northern Great Plains of the Dakotas and neighboring areas, where more 1 million colonies spend their summer feasting on pollen and

MEXICO CITY — Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be a different sort of president for Mexico, breaking the mold of past administrations. — He’s a baseball lover — and player — in a soccer-mad nation. He’s so identified with the game that the national newspaper Reforma headlined its story about his victory: “Home run!” He’s

BOSTON — The Red Sox traded minor league outfielder Lorenzo Cedrola to the Cincinnati Reds for $1.5 million in international amateur signing bonus pool allocation. The 20-year-old Venezuelan hit .318 with 17 doubles and 22 RBIs in 211 at-bats for Class A Greenville this season. He signed with the Red Sox in 2015 and has

MEXICO CITY — The InterAmerican Press Association has condemned the killing of Mexican journalist Jose Guadalupe Chan Dzib. The press group said Monday that Chan Dzib is the sixth journalist killed in Mexico so far this year. Chan Dzib was shot to death Friday at a bar in the resort city of Playa del Carmen

PERU, Ind. — Police say orange-colored ecstasy pills bearing an image resembling President Donald Trump’s face are making the rounds in northern Indiana. Indiana State Police said in a statement that a face is stamped on the front of the illegal pills and the rear bears the words, “great again,” in apparent reference to Trump’s

CALGARY, Alberta — The Calgary Flames have added a much-needed scorer to their lineup, signing forward James Neal on Monday. The deal is worth $28.75 million over five years with an annual average salary of $5.75 million. Neal is coming off a run to the Stanley Cup Final with the Vegas Golden Knights, putting up

For many, the World Cup is as much about the chance to explore a new country as packing in as many games as possible. The “PodcastOne Sports Now ” guest host Rob Harris takes listeners on a tour of Russia as he travels from city to city covering the tournament for The Associated Press. Harris

PHOENIX — Oakland Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell has been sentenced to two years of probation on a disorderly conduct charge. His sentencing Monday came nearly three months after he pleaded guilty to the charge in a gun-related incident. Police say Maxwell had pointed a handgun at a woman who delivered food to his home in

ZURICH — Russia has joined five other countries and the European Union to become the latest country to take action through the World Trade Organization against the United States over the Trump administration’s steel and aluminum duties. A trade official says Moscow has initiated a dispute complaint against the U.S. over the 25 percent tariffs

QUETTA, Pakistan — Attacks in Pakistan on Monday killed six members of the country’s paramilitary force and two policemen, officials said. In southwestern Baluchistan province, gunmen ambushed a convoy of paramilitary troops and wounded two in an ambush on a security convoy in the country’s southwest. Later Monday, an attack in the country’s North Waziristan

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The widow of a southern Indiana jail officer killed by a former inmate is set to receive more than $275,000 after efforts to declare that her husband died in the line of duty. The Herald-Times reports that the federal Public Safety Officer Benefits program approved the funds last week for Stacy Brand.

NEW YORK — Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo is the cover athlete for the NBA 2K19 standard edition video game. The two-time NBA All-Star known as the “Greek Freek” is the first international player to be featured on the cover. Antetokounmpo says he has “worked hard to earn recognition in the NBA and being on

NEW YORK — The Latest on new charges against Harvey Weinstein (all times local): 2:20 p.m. Harvey Weinstein expects to be “fully vindicated” in the wake of new charges alleging a sex crime against a third woman. That’s according to the Hollywood mogul’s lawyer, Ben Brafman. He issued a statement Monday after Manhattan District Attorney