Новости за 25.01.2016

AUSTIN, Texas - Police say former NFL quarterback Vince Young has been arrested on charges of drunken driving in Austin, Texas.

FARGO, North Dakota - Junior guard Carlin Dupree has rejoined the North Dakota State basketball team, two weeks after leaving because he was unhappy with his role.

AMSTERDAM - The latest developments in Europe's immigration crisis (all times local):

ORCHARD PARK, New York - Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor and center Eric Wood are heading to the Pro Bowl.

MOUNT BAKER, Washington - An avalanche near Washington state's Mount Baker ski area has killed one person and injured a second.

DETROIT - The latest on teacher sick-outs that have closed most of Detroit's public schools (all times local):

CHARLESTON, South Carolina - A total of 14 cadets have been dismissed, suspended or are receiving on-campus punishment at The Citadel military college in South Carolina after a group appeared in photos with pillowcases on their heads similar to Ku Klux Klan garb.

MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin has criticized Soviet founder Vladimir Lenin for placing a "time bomb" under the state, and denounced brutal repressions by the Bolshevik government.

ROME - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani arrived Monday in Rome on the first state visit to Europe by an Iranian president in almost two decades, eager for foreign investments after the lifting of international sanctions.

PRAGUE - Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova says she is terminating her cooperation with coach David Kotyza.

KIGALI, Rwanda - Rwandan police say they killed a Muslim cleric in the capital who was suspected of recruiting for the Islamic State group.

MOSCOW - The Russian military has no plans to set up another air base in Syria, the Defense Ministry said Monday.

ANDERSON, Indiana - A central Indiana county that had a disappointing start to its needle-exchange program is now seeing rising participation in its efforts to slow the spread of hepatitis C.

CLEVELAND - The head of Ohio's environmental agency is calling for a criminal investigation after the operator of a water treatment plant in northeast Ohio failed to tell the public that high levels of lead and copper had been detected in some homes last summer.

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Bosnian police have arrested a Bosnian media mogul and former security minister who is under suspicion of obstructing justice.

MAINZ, Germany - Mainz says it has signed defender Giulio Donati from Bundesliga rival Bayer Leverkusen.

WARSAW, Poland - A new brigade consisting of Polish, Lithuanian and Ukrainian troops should be fully operational in the region by 2017, Poland's Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz said Monday.

NEW YORK - J.K. Rowling's latest honor isn't only for her writing.

NEW YORK - Twitter says that four executives are leaving the company.

SAN DIEGO - A televangelist wants to build a Christian-themed resort in San Diego that includes fancy timeshare suites, a Biblical museum, high-tech attractions and a 20-foot-high replica of Jerusalem's wailing wall.

WASHINGTON - Flights are slowly starting at a Baltimore airport and two other airports in the Washington region are expected to re-open with limited flights Monday.

WASHINGTON - The Smithsonian Institution's museums in Washington and the National Zoo will remain closed Monday as the nation's capital digs out from an epic snowstorm.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Carlos Gonzalez already had noticed the growing number of empty chairs and increasingly quiet slot machines at the Puerto Rico casino where he worked as he mulled a job offer in the Dominican Republic.

DETROIT - Ford Motor Co. is pulling out of Japan and Indonesia, saying that market conditions in each country have made it difficult to grow sales or make sustained profits.

NEW YORK - Johnson Controls and Tyco will join in a $3.9 billion deal as the unprecedented pace of buyouts and mergers from last year rolls over into 2016.