Новости за 05.09.2015

MILWAUKEE - Gearheads converged on the Harley-Davidson Museum on Friday to show off, talk shop and get started on a weekend motorcycle rally and custom bike show.

CHICAGO - Chicago's police superintendent says an officer who made racially charged remarks in a video that included the taunt Michael Brown "deserved it" won't be fired.

SAN JACINTO, California - Humane society officials say a woman who refused to identify herself surrendered a 3-month-old tiger cub to the organization and said she found the animal roaming on the side of a road in the San Jacinto Valley.

GUATEMALA CITY - Otto Perez Molina sat in a defendant's chair Friday and declared his innocence in a customs corruption scandal that forced him to resign a day earlier as president of this Central American nation.

NEW YORK - Canadian energy and services company Emera said Friday it will buy Teco Energy, an electric and gas utility that does business in Florida and New Mexico, for about $6.48 billion.

LA PAZ, Bolivia - Bolivian authorities working on a corruption case have arrested a top indigenous leader who has been critical of President Evo Morales' push to drill for oil and develop mining on traditional native lands in the eastern lowlands.

WICHITA, Kansas - Boeing will pay $90 million to settle a lawsuit filed by former Boeing workers over retirement and medical benefits after the sale of the company's Wichita operations.

HELENA, Montana - A lawsuit seeking to block the transfer of a Montana dam to two Native American tribes makes the unusual assertion that the transfer could lead the Turkish government to seek raw nuclear materials on U.S. soil to blow up the dam or other targets.

NEW YORK - Educational content maker McGraw-Hill Education plans to go public.

NOBLESVILLE, Indiana - A suburban Indianapolis teenager charged with fatally attacking a 73-year-old man has been found competent to stand trial.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana has a large number of veterans who are returning home as the Army thins its ranks and winds down overseas engagements, placing more demand on a network of veterans' services that is already stretched thin.

NEW YORK - It's an adage that investors hate uncertainty. Unfortunately for them, they got more of it on Friday.

WASHINGTON - U.S. unemployment fell to a seven-year low of 5.1 percent last month, but hiring slowed - a mixed bag of news that offers few clues to whether the Federal Reserve will raise rock-bottom interest rates later this month.

AUBURN, Indiana - Police in northeastern Indiana say a railway contractor has died after being struck by a train.

GREENFIELD, Indiana - An Indianapolis man told investigators that his girlfriend overdosed on heroin before he left her body outside a nature preserve, according to court documents filed Friday.

SAO PAULO - Federal prosecutors on Friday filed corruption, racketeering and money laundering charges against Jose Dirceu, Brazil's former presidential chief of staff, for his alleged involvement in the massive corruption scheme at state-owned oil company Petrobras.