Новости за 06.11.2015

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria - A new refugee camp with 2,500 temporary homes is being built in Nigeria's northeastern city of Maiduguri for a few of the hundreds of thousands of refugees there who fled the Boko Haram uprising, officials said.

ATHENS, Greece - Greece's parliament has approved a batch of minor reforms demanded by bailout creditors, but the government is still struggling to finalize tougher decisions required to receive a new rescue loan installment.

CHICAGO - Grain futures were mostly lower Friday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade.

MARIANA, Brazil - Rescuers on Friday spirited survivors out of a mountainous area of southeastern Brazil that was flooded with a sea of viscous, clay-red mud after two dams burst at an iron ore mine. Officials said two people were killed, four were injured and 13 were missing.

CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina - North Carolina sits alone atop the Atlantic Coast Conference's Coastal Division, still unbeaten in league play and positioned to make a run at the ACC title game.

CLEMSON, South Carolina - Clemson coach Dabo Swinney won't have to ramp up his enthusiasm this week with No. 17 Florida State in town to take on the third-ranked Tigers.

ANKARA, Turkey - The U.S. military on Friday deployed six F-15C fighter jets to Turkey's southern Incirlik air base to help defend Turkish airspace against potential intruders.

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama - By now, O.J. Howard and a few million college football fans pretty much know what to expect when Alabama and LSU meet on the football field.

ATHENS, Greece - The latest on the flow of tens of thousands of people trekking to Europe in search of a new life. All times local.

HEBRON, West Bank - Israeli soldiers shot and killed a 73-year-old Palestinian woman at a West Bank gas station on Friday in what the Israeli military alleged was an attempt to attack them with her car.

MEMPHIS, Tennessee - Memphis likes to throw the ball with Paxton Lynch. Navy runs the triple option thanks to the running skills of quarterback Keenan Reynolds.

HONOLULU - The National Park Service is indefinitely suspending visits to the USS Arizona Memorial while engineers study a potential safety issue with its dock.

BELGRADE, Serbia - Serbian police say they have arrested several drug and arms traffickers, as well as a fugitive suspect in this year's clashes between police and armed groups in Macedonia.

GREENVILLE, South Carolina - South Carolina's House minority leader wants the state's top prosecutor to reopen the investigation into the shooting death of a 19-year-old by a Seneca police officer during a drug sting.

ATLANTA - Drawing inspiration from sources including art, architecture, the movement of the human body and science, Iris van Herpen creates cutting-edge fashion using a combination of traditional craftsmanship and innovative technology.

NEW YORK - Producer, songwriter and musician T Bone Burnett has donned a white hat and jumped in to rescue the score to a musical about American icons Roy Rogers and his wife, Dale Evans.

TOLEDO, Ohio - One of four men accused of raising money for a known al-Qaida leader has pleaded not guilty in Ohio.

LAKESHIRE, Missouri - A man suspected of attacking his sister and nephew with a claw hammer in St. Louis County is dead after he charged at responding officers and they fatally shot him, police said Friday.

PRISTINA, Kosovo - European Union Commissioner Johannes Hahn has warned Kosovo opposition members that blocking Parliament will hamper the country's further integration into the 28-nation bloc.

BEIRUT - Syrian rebels recaptured a village in the country's west on Friday, days after it was seized by government troops as part of a major offensive that began last month.

BEIJING - Three-time world champion Mao Asada made a strong return to the Grand Prix series by finishing first in the women's short program at the Cup of China on Friday.

MADRID - Diego Costa is back with Spain's national team after being left out of the last two matches because of suspensions.

SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt - Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to suspend all Russian flights to Egypt on Friday after a recommendation by his chief of intelligence for a halt until the cause of last week's crash of a passenger jet in the Sinai Peninsula is determined, as an official said pieces of wreckage from the plane had been brought to Moscow to test for possible traces of explosives.

WASHINGTON - U.S. hiring roared back in October after two weak months, with employers adding a robust 271,000 jobs and likely setting the stage for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates next month.

MIAMI - The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a man who fell off a Royal Caribbean cruise ship near the Bahamas.