Новости за 19.11.2018

ESTERO, Fla. — Caleb Daniels scored 24 points, Shakwon Barrett added 19 and Tulane beat South Dakota State 84-80 on Monday to start the Gulf Coast Showcase. Tulane had a double-digit second-half lead disappear in the final minute as SDSU took a two-point lead after a 7-0 run, but the Green Wave closed it by

NEW YORK — Manhattan prosecutors are pushing back against Harvey Weinstein’s latest attempt to have the sexual assault charges against him dismissed. Prosecutors say the case should proceed despite the recent dismissal of one charge against Weinstein amid allegations of witness coaching. Weinstein was originally charged with assaulting three women. But a count involving one

NEW YORK — Dressed in a sharp gray suit and tie, Manny Pacquiao looked every bit the senator he is. It was his other job, though, that he was working Monday when the eight-time champion announced a Jan. 19 defense of his WBA welterweight belt against Adrien Broner. “He’s one of the top boxers out

In a battle between the internet and John C. Reilly, who among us wouldn’t root for the latter? Leave us IMDb.com and a few podcasts, John, but by all means, go smashy-smashy with the rest. Having liberated arcade game characters from their rigidly ordained roles in 2012’s “Wreck-it Ralph,” its sequel, “Ralph Breaks the Internet,”

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — A troop of roaming primates in north-central Florida will nearly double in size if state wildlife managers don’t step in and stop the monkey business, according to new research released Monday. In a study published in The Journal of Wildlife Management, researchers found that the number of rhesus macaques at Silver

ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands — The Latest on the Paradise Jam (all times local): 4:15 p.m. Nick Mayo scored 28 points, and Eastern Kentucky pulled away in the second half to beat Kennesaw State 100-81 Monday in a consolation game at the Paradise Jam tournament. Jomaru Brown added 21 points and Peyton Broughton had

LAHAINA, Hawaii — The Maui Invitational is underway with one of the most stacked fields in tournament history. No. 8 Auburn opened the tournament against Xavier on Monday in front of an already-rowdy crowd at the tiny Lahaina Civic Center. The field is led by top-ranked Duke, which has won the title each of the

NEW YORK — A company doesn’t need to be as big as Amazon to get a good deal on real estate. Whether a small business wants to buy or rent, it may have leverage with landlords or local governments to get breaks on rent or taxes. It’s especially doable if a company can be a

WASHINGTON — Cat lovers know when kitties groom, their tongues are pretty scratchy. Using high-tech scans and some other tricks, scientists are learning how those sandpapery tongues help cats get clean and stay cool. The secret: Tiny hooks that spring up on the tongue — with scoops built in to carry saliva deep into all

SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — Authorities say a former Cleveland-area judge convicted of beating his then-wife four years ago now is a suspect in her stabbing death over the weekend. Court documents say the ex-judge was fleeing the scene of a homicide in which he was the suspect when he slammed his SUV into a police

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Saudi media are reporting that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will attend the upcoming Group of 20 summit in Buenos Aires later this month. It would be the first trip abroad for the crown prince after the Oct. 2 slaying of writer Jamal Khashoggi in the kingdom’s Istanbul consulate, and

NEW YORK — One of France’s largest banks, Societe Generale, is paying $1.3 billion in penalties for violating U.S. trade sanctions on Cuba. U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman in New York announced the deal Monday. He says it’s the second largest penalty ever imposed on a financial institution for violating U.S. economic sanctions. As part of

JERUSALEM — Vacation rental company Airbnb says it is removing its listings in Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The company said Monday it will take down some 200 listings in Israeli settlements “that are at the core of the dispute between the Israelis and Palestinians.” Airbnb says that although it had been operating in

ATLANTA — A lawsuit says a student was suspended from a Georgia high school after telling school officials she was sexually assaulted by another student. The lawsuit was filed Friday in federal court in Atlanta on behalf of the teen, who is identified as “Jane Doe.” It accuses Gwinnett County Public Schools officials of violating

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh declined to say Monday if he expects star defensive end Chase Winovich to play at No. 10 Ohio State on Saturday. Winovich appeared to hurt his left shoulder Saturday against Indiana. He left the game in the third quarter and did not return. Harbaugh said Winovich will

PHILADELPHIA — Police say two men and two women have been found shot and killed in a basement of a house being renovated in Philadelphia. Police received a call Monday morning to check on the welfare of people at the house after a family member arrived to find the door ajar. Responding officers found the

PHILADELPHIA — Police say two men and two women have been found shot and killed in a basement in Philadelphia. Police say the bodies were discovered in a Philadelphia home Monday, each with a single gunshot wound to the head. They were pronounced dead just before 12:30 p.m. Two of the victims have been identified

UNITED NATIONS — A proposed U.N. resolution circulated Monday urges Yemen’s warring parties to relaunch negotiations to end the three-year conflict and take urgent steps to tackle the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, which has pushed the country to the brink of famine. The Security Council resolution, obtained by The Associated Press, also calls on Yemen’s

LONDON — England could be without one of its key players for the Women’s World Cup next year after playmaker Jordan Nobbs ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee. Nobbs was injured while playing for Arsenal against Everton in the Women’s Super League on Sunday. She has played 56 times for England and

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The International Space Station has received two cargo deliveries in a record 15 hours. A U.S. commercial shipment arrived Monday, two days after blasting off from Virginia. NASA Astronaut Serena Aunon-Chancellor used the space station’s robot arm to grab Northrop Grumman’s capsule. It’s named after Apollo 16 moonwalker and the first

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Titans coach Mike Vrabel says Marcus Mariota suffered a “stinger” and that is what knocked the quarterback out of their loss against the Colts, not an injury to his elbow. The Titans announced during the 38-10 loss that Mariota had hurt his elbow, the same injury that knocked him out of the

CLAGARY, Alberta — Calgary’s bid to hold the 2026 Winter Olympics is over. The City Council voted Monday to end the bid following last week’s nonbinding vote in which 56 percent of those who went to the polls voted against the games. Stockholm and a joint Italian bid from Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo are still

ATHENS, Greece — A Greek prosecutor is investigating televised remarks made by a sport commentator who allegedly called black basketball player Thanasis Antetokounmpo an “ape.” The remark against Antetokounmpo, the older brother of Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, drew support for the brothers from Greece’s prime minister. The Greek brothers were born in Athens to

NEW YORK — John le Carre’s best-selling novel “The Little Drummer Girl” was released in 1983 but remains timely — and that disturbs Alexander Skarsgard. Skarsgard and Michael Shannon star in a six-hour miniseries based on the novel, playing Israeli agents on the hunt for a Palestinian bomber. “The Little Drummer Girl” premieres Monday night

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold is sitting out the team’s first practice after its bye-week break while he continues to recover from a foot strain. The rookie wore a green Jets cap and sweats as practice began Monday, and he mostly watched from the side while Josh McCown and Davis