Новости за 14.09.2018

NEW YORK — One NFL fan is enraged by a penalty flag he sees fly on TV. He turns to the woman next to him and asks, “Where do they get these guys?” Replay then proves the call was correct, and the fan just shrugs as the woman replies: “Guess they know what they are

LAWRENCE, Mass. — Ivan Soto’s home was engulfed by flames, but the police officer was too busy helping other residents evacuate after a series of natural gas explosions to worry about his own loss. After making sure his family was safe, the Lawrence officer rushed back out to help others — and stayed on the

NEW YORK — The Yankees are activating Aaron Judge from the disabled list but for now only intend to use him in the outfield and as a baserunner. Judge has not played since July 26 because of a broken right wrist sustained when hit by a pitch from Kansas City’s Jakob Junis. The Yankees initially

PORTLAND, Ore. — Body camera video from two campus police officers in Oregon shows they ordered a legally armed black man to drop a gun before they opened fire, killing him. Portland State University released the video Friday after Officers James Dewey and Shawn McKenzie were cleared by a grand jury of any wrongdoing in

MOSCOW — A member of Russia’s Pussy Riot protest group says a fellow activist who was hospitalized for possible poisoning has regained consciousness. Group member Maria Alekhina told The Associated Press via Facebook that Pyotr Verzilov regained consciousness on Friday, but remained in intensive care. Verzilov has been in the hospital since falling ill Tuesday.

SPRINGVILLE, Ind. — A defense contractor is planning to locate in southwest Indiana, a move projected to create 160 jobs over the next four years. Gov. Eric Holcomb joined executives of Integrity Defense Services on Friday to announce the plans. The company was founded 2017. It fabricates, assembles and refurbishes defense system components. Company officials

PARIS — A French court has convicted two former skinheads in the 2013 death of an 18-year-old student during a fight on a Paris street. Esteban Morillo, who admitted throwing blows, was sentenced to 11 years in prison on Friday for the death of Clement Meric, a student linked to the anti-fascist cause. Co-defendant Samuel

DENVER — A judge says a Muslim man serving a life sentence for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing must continue to get meals conforming to his religious beliefs. But U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson in his order Friday did not require prison officials to make extra efforts to provide Ahmad Ajaj access to

OMAHA, Neb. — The Latest on the sentencing of a former doctor convicted of killing four people connected to a Nebraska medical school (all times local): 5:30 p.m. The son of one of four people killed by a former doctor in Nebraska says he still sees images from the graphic courtroom photos of what happened

OMAHA, Neb. — The Latest on the sentencing of a former doctor convicted of killing four people connected to a Nebraska medical school (all times local): 4:15 p.m. The sentencing of a former doctor convicted of killing four people in Nebraska was briefly delayed after the lead judge in the case suffered a medical emergency.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Supreme Court says local governments may be held liable for civil damages if police officers commit crimes while on duty. The court ruled unanimously Thursday that the cities of Fort Wayne and Evansville can be sued by women who were raped by officers who, in both cases, were supposed to take

When his team’s schedule was finalized, Chris Petersen knew the opening month of the season for No. 10 Washington could end up being quite challenging. The opener against Auburn was a given. But also lurking with almost as much potential difficulty was the Huskies’ Pac-12 Conference opener: at Utah, at night and against an opponent

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets wide receiver Jermaine Kearse practiced fully for the third straight day and appears ready to play after sitting out the season opener with an abdominal injury. Kearse was hurt during training camp and needed surgery but has made a quick recovery. He was the Jets’ leading receiver last

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Bills defensive end Shaq Lawson and rookie cornerback Taron Johnson have been ruled out of Buffalo’s home opener against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Lawson is out due to a hamstring injury, while Johnson will not play after hurting his shoulder in a 47-3 season-opening loss at Baltimore last weekend.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Panthers cornerback James Bradberry has set his sights on becoming an All-Pro cornerback this season. He will certainly have the opportunity to prove he belongs in that category. The Panthers third-year cover man will face the some of the league’s best wide receivers in the coming weeks, beginning with Atlanta’s Julio Jones

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Atlanta Falcons running back Devonta Freeman has been ruled out for Sunday’s game against Carolina because of a knee injury. Coach Dan Quinn made the announcement after Friday’s practice. Freeman wasn’t able to practice all week. The running back was injured in a season-opening loss to Philadelphia, another blow to a

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Janoris Jenkins is back with the New York Giants and ready to play against the Dallas Cowboys. A day after hastily walking off the field to deal with an undisclosed family emergency, Jenkins was back at practice Friday as the Giants (0-1) held their last major workout for the Sunday night

DALLAS — The Latest on a deadly shooting in Dallas involving an off-duty police officer (all times local): 2:30 p.m. The mother of a man killed in his own apartment by a white Dallas police officer has expressed disgust that reports have surfaced indicating that investigators found a small amount of marijuana in her son’s

STANFORD, Calif. — Ninth-ranked Stanford will be without running back Bryce Love when facing UC Davis on Saturday. UC Davis may be scoring 49 points and averaging more than 500 yards on offense, but the Aggies also allow nearly 30 points and more than 430 yards. Love apparently suffered an undisclosed injury late in the

CARLISLE, Pa. — A man who was found unconscious in his home as child pornography scrolled across his computer screen can’t have his conviction thrown out. A Pennsylvania Superior Court panel ruled that evidence supports 49-year-old Daniel Smyser’s conviction and one- to two-year county prison term. PennLive.com reports crews rushed to Smyser’s Carlisle home in

CRANBERRY, Pa. — Sidney Crosby has been back in Pittsburgh for a few weeks, participating in several informal practices while his Penguins teammates returned from an unusually long offseason. Still, the first day of training camp felt different Friday. “It’s always an exciting time. You’re excited to see all the guys,” Crosby said. “You’re energized

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Hjalte Froholdt has been through this before. Like many of his experienced teammates, the senior offensive lineman has been a part of too many late-game losses and disappointments in his four years at Arkansas. The latest crushing defeat came a week ago at Colorado State, a 34-27 loss in which the Razorbacks

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State practiced at a rapid clip this week to prepare for what could be the fastest offense the Lions defend against all season. There’s plenty of evidence on tape about how Kent State will attack the No. 11 Nittany Lions (2-0) when they visit Beaver Stadium on Saturday. The Golden

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Marrone is optimistic running back Leonard Fournette will play against New England despite missing practice all week. Marrone says Fournette’s recovery from a strained right hamstring has been “encouraging,” but the coach listed Fournette as questionable on the injury report Friday. Marrone adds that Fournette has stayed involved

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — It will be a rare home game on the road for Virginia on Saturday. The Cavaliers (1-1) will face Ohio (1-0) at Vanderbilt Stadium, a venue change arranged early in the week when weather forecasts suggested that Hurricane Florence could make conditions dangerous for players and fans. Virginia is coming off a