Новости за 23.02.2016

IDOMENI, Greece - Police have removed hundreds of migrants from a camp at Greece's border with Macedonia following a protest that halted freight rail services to other Balkan countries.

LAFAYETTE, Indiana - The directors of a northern Indiana art museum say they'll use a gift from a benefactor to help raise funds to restore a more than 140-year-old grand piano.

NEW DELHI - Engineers were working to restore New Delhi's full water supply Tuesday after protesters damaged a key canal in a neighboring state and disrupted supplies over the weekend - highlighting the extreme water vulnerability faced by the Indian capital's 18 million residents.

MANILA, Philippines - It's not just difficult to predict who will win Philippine presidential elections this year - thanks to some of the candidates' legal woes, it's difficult to predict who will be allowed to run.

FORT WAYNE, Indiana - Prosecutors and defense attorneys are set to make closing arguments in the trial of a man charged with helping plot a massive Indianapolis house explosion that killed two people and destroyed or damaged more than 80 homes.

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - A live Web camera is providing a look at the nest of two bald eagles in northern Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS - An Indiana Senate committee is set to vote on a bill that mandates tougher sentences for some convicted drug dealers.

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Indiana University is offering free vaccinations to students, faculty and staff after a fifth case of mumps was confirmed on its Bloomington campus.

KABUL, Afghanistan - Talks in Kabul Tuesday between representatives of four countries trying to end Afghanistan's war with the Taliban are likely to set a date for a face-to-face meeting between the two sides, an Afghan official said.

LAS VEGAS - With a population of just 3 million, Nevada became one of the first four states in the presidential nominating process thanks to an effort a decade ago to add more diversity to the early voting calendar.

CALAIS, France - The Latest on the migrant influx into Europe (all times local):

FLEA BAY, New Zealand - Blindy the little blue penguin was born without functioning eyes and developed the unusual habit of swimming in tight circles.

CALAIS, France - People fleeing conflict and poverty in Africa, the Mideast and Asia are facing an evening deadline to move out of a camp in the French port of Calais that has become a flashpoint in Europe's migrant crisis.

MADRID - Spain's Interior Ministry says Spanish and Moroccan police have arrested four suspected members of a jihadi cell that sought to recruit members for the Islamic State group.

JUPITER, Florida - Jedd Gyorko's locker is getting crowded.

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona - Tyler Matzek finished strong in 2014, ramping up expectations that the former first-round pick would be a key part of the rotation for the Colorado Rockies.

Spring comes early in college football - or at least spring practice does.

CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina - Good luck sorting out who is college basketball's best team this season.

Colorado State coach Ryun Williams was glad to be part of history.

ATLANTA - Stephen Curry pumped a fist, wagged a finger and even gave a little shimmy with his shoulders.

ZURICH - Sepp Blatter's long-awaited book about his life at FIFA is expected to be published within days.

KALAMAZOO, Michigan - As details emerge about the night authorities say Jason Dalton has admitted gunning down six randomly chosen victims in and around Kalamazoo - attacks apparently carried out over hours during which he also ferried passengers around town as an Uber driver - any hint as to why remains stubbornly elusive.

TULSA, Oklahoma - Two Oklahoma teenagers are due in court to face accusations they stabbed their parents and three siblings to death in a rampage last summer.

BEIJING - Shortly after 7:30, the servers at China's biggest North Korean restaurant become singers. They emerge for their nightly performances in orange and purple satin dresses and stiletto heels, belting out ballads with their arms extended, would-be divas shimmering under hot lights.

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Clippers haven't lost two straight games since just before Blake Griffin got injured in late December. Without their resident superstar, J.J. Redick's scoring has picked up and DeAndre Jordan is demanding the ball.