Новости за 28.01.2018

Kyle Guy scored 17 points and hit two free throws with 6.1 seconds left, and No. 2 Virginia beat No. 4 Duke 65-63 on Saturday.

Like many pot shops in California, the Urbn Leaf in San Diego bulked up its inventory before legal sales began on Jan. 1, stockpiling enough marijuana to last for months because no one knew what the era of legal pot would bring.

Ross Stripling was like most Dodgers fans on that dreary first night of November.

Horse racing owners and trainers were offering dual expressions of hope and uncertainty on Saturday at Santa Anita, a day in which there was a celebration of the California breeding industry with four stakes races and nine races overall limited to Cal-breds.

Ross Stripling was like most Dodgers fans on that dreary first night of November.

The Clippers have seen a noticeable uptick in Wesley Johnson’s aggressive approach on defense.

Lonzo Ball caught the basketball and shot it, without his feet leaving the ground, from the free-throw line in front of one basket on a practice court at the Air Canada Centre. Then he moved to the other side of the court and shot three-pointers, elevating slightly.

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was sworn in for a second term Saturday amid violent clashes between police and protesters who insist Hernandez was not legitimately elected.

The big surprise came moments after his final jump, after Gus Kenworthy nailed a difficult maneuver to grab the lead at a slopestyle competition in the Colorado mountains.

First she took on BPA. Then sugar. Now, documentary filmmaker Stephanie Soechtig is going after Teflon — the chemical that coats so many of our nonstick pans.

SpaceX is aiming to launch its long-awaited Falcon Heavy rocket in less than two weeks.

Tavis Smiley, the PBS talk show host suspended last December after an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by employees, is scheduled to moderate a public town hall event titled “The Conversation: Women, Men and the Workplace” at Nate Holden Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles...

Change your shoes, change your luck, Jonah Mathews said.

After struggling to knock down shots through four Pac-12 Conference games, the USC sophomore guard designated a new pair of sneakers to wear on game days.

Mathews has since been a hot hand in the Trojans’ season-best five-game winning streak.

A new report says shark attacks rose last year on the West Coast.

The Shark Research Committee says there were nine unprovoked attacks in 2017 — eight in California and one in Washington. That’s up from five the year before.

Nobody died, but some people were bitten.

The committee says most attacks...

An Agoura Hills man who posted anti-Muslim rhetoric on the Islamic Center of Southern California’s Facebook page has pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges, the state attorney general’s office announced Friday.

With the free-agent market stalled in part by an increasing number of teams that are not trying to win, Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen suggested Saturday that the players might have to consider going on strike for the first time since 1994.

Elderly Holocaust survivors wearing striped scarves that recalled their uniforms as prisoners of Nazi Germany made a yearly pilgrimage to Auschwitz on Saturday, 73 years after the Soviet army liberated the death camp in occupied Poland.

A look at what’s trending this week in the NBA:

Cousins’ and Pelicans’ futures in peril

With a snap of DeMarcus Cousins’ left Achilles tendon, his future and the New Orleans Pelicans’ fate took ominous turns.

The NBA loses one of its most unique talents and the hope is that he can recapture it...

Thousands of volunteers and visitors were expected to gather Saturday in downtown Los Angeles with the area’s homeless for the fourth annual Skid Row Carnival of Love.