Новости за 18.11.2015

DETROIT - Pierce Manufacturing is recalling 910 fire trucks because the wheels could come loose while being driven.

MEXICO CITY - Mexico detained 73 percent more migrants since the announcement of an operation to shore up security on its Southern Border, according to a study released Wednesday by human rights and migrants' advocates groups.

Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak entered his fifth season determined to keep momentum from last year's NCAA Sweet 16 run. He'll learn how well the No. 16 Utes can do that as they head to this week's Puerto Rico Tipoff in a demanding opening month.

ANDERSON, Indiana - An auto parts supplier has broken ground on a new manufacturing plant in Anderson that would create as many as 510 jobs.

PARIS - Soccer matches around the country will go ahead in France this weekend in the wake of the deadly attacks in Paris to show that "life must go on," France's secretary of sport said.

KAMPALA, Uganda - Doctors Without Borders says 60 injured people were treated Monday after suffering injuries in grenade explosions in different parts of Burundi's capital.

LONDON - Rafael Nadal won his second straight match at the ATP finals, beating Andy Murray 6-4, 6-1 Wednesday to close in on a spot in the semifinals of the season-ending tournament.

Canadian Pacific expects to deliver a premium approaching 60 percent to Norfolk Southern shareholders with its cash-and-stock offer to combine the two North American railroad operators.

NYON, Switzerland - UEFA says all 40 matches in the Champions League and Europa League next week are scheduled to go ahead as planned.

ENGLEWOOD, Colorado - The owners of a New Age bookstore in the Denver area say they believe they were targeted by vandals because of the shop's name: Isis Books and Gifts.

NEW YORK - Univision is the latest media company to offer a streaming service as it prepares for an initial public offering.

PHILADELPHIA - Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has been ordered to pay $10 million to the mother of a boy whose bacterial meningitis wasn't promptly diagnosed despite multiple emergency room visits.

LINCOLN, Nebraska - The developer of the Keystone XL pipeline has withdrawn its application for route approval through Nebraska, but a spokesman says the Canadian company reserves the right to reapply.

WASHINGTON - Sen. Jim Inhofe, an 81-year-old avid pilot who had quadruple heart bypass surgery two years ago, is trying to loosen medical exam requirements so that private pilots like him don't have to make so many doctors' visits to show they are fit to fly.

GENEVA - Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini lost their appeals Wednesday against interim 90-day bans for financial wrongdoing in the growing corruption scandal that has shaken world soccer.

DETROIT - Cars and trucks from the 2008 model year or older that were originally sold or registered in high humidity areas along the U.S. Gulf Coast are getting top priority for repairs as the government commences the massive Takata air bag inflator recall.

MILAN - An Italian appellate court is allowing a class-action suit against Fiat Chrysler Automobiles that alleges it misled buyers on the amount of fuel consumed by its Panda city car.

ATLANTA - For Rick Ross, it's been a juggling act for the self-proclaimed "bawse."

TULSA, Oklahoma - A hearing has been rescheduled for an ex-Oklahoma volunteer sheriff's deputy charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting of an unarmed man.

OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso - A rundown colonial building in Burkina Faso that was once the headquarters of the presidential guard brings back horrible memories for Mousbila Sankara, who was among dozens of people who were imprisoned and tortured there. Some never made it out alive.

DENVER - The latest in the legal battle over artist Christo's efforts to drape the Arkansas River with fabric (all times local):

SEATTLE - Cleanup began Wednesday in Washington state after a powerful storm killed three people, cut power to more than 300,000 residents and flooded rivers.

WARSAW, Poland - Poland's new prime minister, Beata Szydlo, vowed Wednesday the country will cooperate with the European Union in fighting extremism, but was reserved on accepting refugees.

MINNEAPOLIS - Target says its sales rose 1.9 percent at established locations in the third quarter as it worked to revive its business by strengthening flagship categories like clothing and children's products.

FRANKFURT, Germany - This weekend's Bundesliga matches will go on as scheduled despite security worries following the threat of an attack that forced authorities to call of the friendly between Germany and the Netherlands.