Новости за 08.04.2017

DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers have a lot riding on Jordan Zimmermann this season, so a solid outing in his first start was an encouraging sign.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — When you walk through the gates of Augusta National, it really is a throwback to a different era.

NEW YORK — Workers at a famed New York bakery who face a deadline to produce immigration papers are instead defying the government in public — at President Donald Trump’s Manhattan home.

PHILADELPHIA — After seeing his team lose for the sixth consecutive time, Columbus Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella was in no mood to analyze what’s going wrong with his team days before the start of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Federal immigration policies no longer fit today’s America, a legal advocate said during a justice for immigration and refugee program today in the gymnasium at Rosary Cathedral.

BOWLING GREEN — The Orange team defeated the White team 13-7 in Bowling Green State University's spring football game played today at Doyt Perry Stadium.

Two men robbed a Verizon store today in West Toledo, officials said.

PALM BEACH, Fla. — In the aftermath of President Trump’s surprise strikes on Syria, his allies and adversaries have searched for some broader meaning in his decision.

COLUMBUS — State regulators in Ohio acknowledge that proposed licensing fees for medical marijuana businesses could initially exceed the state’s costs of operating the program.

COLUMBUS — Police have released the identities of the Columbus officer who fired and of the slain man they say had pulled what turned out to be a BB gun from a bag as he stepped out of an ambulance.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.  — Six people have been arrested in Florida after a protest against U.S. military action in Syria turned violent.

Part of the Toledo Assembly Complex was evacuated early today after a threat was discovered in a bathroom.

PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Trump says his meetings with China’s President Xi Jinping went well but as for any progress on trade “only time will tell.”

COLUMBIA, S.C. —  Two convicts each serving a life sentence for killing a mother and her child have been charged with murder in the strangulation deaths of four inmates inside a South Carolina prison.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green police are investigating attempted breaking-and-entering incidents at two city businesses, officials said.

ERIE TOWNSHIP — An Erie, Mich. woman died at a Toledo hospital Friday evening after she crashed her car into the North Maumee Bay, officials said.

PLYMOUTH, Mich. — The U.S. women’s hockey players threw their sticks and gloves in the air and celebrated, capping an emotionally charged two-week stretch with a 3-2 overtime win over Canada in the women’s world championship final Friday night.

NEW YORK — Seattle rockers Pearl Jam, the late rapper Tupac Shakur and 1970s hitmaking band Journey were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Friday night.

BEIRUT — Warplanes struck a northern Syrian town today where a chemical attack killed scores of people earlier this week, killing one person and wounding another as Turkey described the U.S. missile attack on an air base as a “cosmetic intervention” unless it removes President Bashar Assad from power.

STOCKHOLM — Swedish police said today that they believe they have arrested the driver of a hijacked beer truck which killed four people and injured 15 others on a busy street in the Swedish capital.

WARSAW, Poland — Three people were killed and four were injured when an apartment house collapsed in southwestern Poland, and rescuers were working to account for five others, authorities said today.

NEW YORK — Retail stores are cutting jobs at the sharpest pace in more than seven years, evidence of a seemingly inexorable shift away from employee-heavy stores as Americans increasingly shop online.

Friday evening’s Toledo Symphony Classics Concert read like a textbook guide to programming for symphonic success: an overture, a concerto, and a symphony. Three works which, if rendered successfully, could meet with nothing less than complete audience approval.

Toledo police officials are inviting residents to join them for a public forum Monday.

A Toledo man blamed for a traffic collision that seriously injured two others has been indicted on multiple charges by a Lucas County grand jury.