Новости за 10.10.2018

Nearly a half-century has passed since the majestic moment when Neil Armstrong stepped carefully onto the lunar landscape, left foot first, taking that giant leap for mankind. Whether you were alive then and glued to the TV, or relived it later through that iconic, grainy NASA footage, what you probably remember is just that: The

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Telvin Smith broke toward the sideline during practice Wednesday and had newly signed running back Jamaal Charles in his sights. For a second anyway. Smith said Charles “hit me with a little step” that got the linebacker’s attention and gave everyone else a glimpse of what the four-time Pro Bowl selection still

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A court convicted a former Argentine federal planning minister Wednesday of contributing to a deadly 2012 train crash by failing to oversee the operations of commuter railways. Julio De Vido was sentenced to five years and eight months in prison for defrauding the public administration. The court also banned him from

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday: Sears Holdings Corp., down 10 cents to 49 cents The Wall Street Journal reported that the struggling retailer was preparing a bankruptcy filing. Esterline Technologies Corp., up $26.62 to $115.41 The defense and aerospace parts supplier company agreed to be acquired by TransDigm Group

BRIGHTON, Colo. — The Latest on a Colorado man charged with shooting and killing three people at a suburban Denver Walmart (all times local): 2:45 p.m. A Colorado prosecutor says a man charged with killing three people at a suburban Denver Walmart offered to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence. Adams County District

ATLANTA — Candace Parker has been hired by Turner Sports as an analyst and commentator for NBA games this season on TNT and NBA TV. Turner announced Wednesday that Parker, who is still playing for the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks, will provide analysis on NBA TV’s “GameTime” studio show and will be part of the

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As one of the NBA’s youngest teams for a second straight season, the Sacramento Kings are thinking long term. It’s not that the Kings are giving up hope on ending their 13-year playoff drought. The roster is laden with young and mostly unproven players, coupled with playing in a Western Conference that

LAS VEGAS — Major League Baseball and the casino industry are entrenched in their views on a league proposal to get a cut from wagers placed on the sport following the repeal of a federal ban on sports betting earlier this year. Representatives from both industries vigorously defended their believed right over the money wagered

PHOENIX — This is supposed to be the year that the Phoenix Suns finally start to win again. General manager Ryan McDonough had said the goal was to be the most improved team in the NBA. If that happens, it will be without McDonough. Owner Robert Sarver fired the general manager nine days before the

DAVIE, Fla. — The home crowd still loves Ryan Tannehill, even if lately he hasn’t given Miami Dolphins fans much to cheer about. Tannehill’s wife recently gave birth to the couple’s first daughter, Stella. They also have a 2-year-old son, Steel. “We’re settling in nicely to a family of four,” Tannehill said after practice Wednesday.

DALLAS — All 15 Catholic dioceses in Texas will release early next year the names of clergy who have been “credibly accused” of sexual abuse of a minor, the Diocese of Dallas said in a statement Wednesday. Texas bishops decided last month to release the lists of names by Jan. 31 as part of their

OAKLAND, Calif. — Steve Kerr understands the NBA’s business side, free agency and everything it takes to build a perennial winner with a star-studded roster like the one he coaches every day. He also knows the Warriors’ dominance won’t last forever. Kerr addressed that thought with his group on the eve of training camp. Sure,

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump took a big step into the debate over the future of America’s health care system with an op-ed column in USA Today on Wednesday that presented a bleak vision of what would happen under plans backed by many Democrats to institute government insurance for everyone. Trump cast the idea as

SAN DIEGO — Former America’s Cup champion Rome Kirby has been named skipper and helmsman of the United States’ team in the new SailGP league. Kirby was introduced with the rest of the American crew Wednesday in New York. The 29-year-old Kirby, of Newport, Rhode Island, won the America’s Cup with Oracle Team USA in

PRINCE GEORGE, British Columbia — A massive pipeline explosion in British Columbia risks cutting off the flow of Canadian natural gas to Washington State, and companies are urging customers to conserve. The blast Tuesday evening shut down the Enbridge natural gas pipeline about 600 miles northeast of Vancouver. Doug Stout of Fortis BC said Wednesday

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A former reality TV star will serve 16 years in prison for killing a U.S. Coast Guard technician in a drunken wrong-way collision on a Virginia highway. News outlets reported that Melissa Hancock was sentenced Wednesday after earlier pleading guilty to manslaughter, driving the wrong way and failing to obey a

If the Pac-12 wants to maximize its damaged hopes of placing a team in the College Football Playoff, No. 7 Washington needs to beat No. 17 Oregon on Saturday. The Huskies (5-1, 3-0) and Ducks (4-1, 1-1) meet in Eugene, Oregon, in a game that could go a long way to determining which team wins

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has signed into law two bills that would allow pharmacists to tell consumers when paying cash would be cheaper than using insurance. Under the bipartisan legislation he signed Wednesday, health plans or middlemen can no long prohibit pharmacists from telling customers when they would be better off not using their

LANSING, Mich. — Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Schuette is criticizing Democrat Gretchen Whitmer for backing a 2013 overhaul of Michigan’s largest health insurer that also stripped the attorney general’s power to regulate premiums requested by Blue Cross Blue Shield. Schuette said Wednesday Whitmer’s vote led to “massively higher” costs for supplemental insurance that covers Medicare

The Bottle Rockets, “Bit Logic” (Bloodshot Records) As the world is running down, the Bottle Rockets offer a no-nonsense view of their surroundings through Brian Henneman’s sharp songwriting and some rocking country guitar playing by John Horton. “Bit Logic” is the Missouri band’s 13th album since their 1993 self-titled debut — which had backing vocals

RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazilian prosecutors say evidence that could shed light on bribes paid in Mexico by construction giant Odebrecht has been held up for more than a year because Mexican prosecutors have refused to sign off on terms for exchanging information. The company has admitted to paying $800 million in bribes across Latin

ELIZABETH, N.J. — A grand jury in New Jersey has indicted former baseball star Lenny Dykstra on drug and other charges. The indictment handed up Tuesday stems from an altercation in May between Dykstra and an Uber driver that resulted in Dykstra’s arrest. Dykstra faces charges of each of cocaine and methamphetamine possession, as well

EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio — Police say officers found two badly burned bodies after responding to a call about a car on fire near Cleveland. Cleveland.com reports East Cleveland police received a call Wednesday morning about the car parked in a vacant lot. East Cleveland Police Cmdr. Scott Gardner says firefighters extinguished the blaze and the

SAO PAULO — Brazilian officials say $16 million in undeclared cash and luxury watches seized from the delegation of Equatorial Guinea’s vice president may have been part of an effort to launder money embezzled from the African country’s government. Police at an airport in Sao Paulo last month seized the valuables that were packed in

NEW YORK — Steve Mills just wanted his clothes. He ended up getting an earful. The man delivering Mills’ dry cleaning one day this summer wasn’t happy with the Knicks’ draft, and he let the team president know it. That’s what happens in New York, home of a frustrated fan base. Still, Mills believes fans