Новости за 07.03.2016

NEW YORK - What's a "Downton Abbey" fan to do now that the series is over?

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - The Latest on Erin Andrews' $75 million lawsuit against two hotel companies and a stalker who took nude photos of her and posted them online (all times local):

PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh Steelers have taken their first significant step toward addressing their depth in the secondary, re-signing safety Robert Golden to a three-year deal.

FORT WAYNE, Indiana - The owners of a former motorcycle clubhouse in Fort Wayne are working to transform the two-story building into a yoga studio.

AMES, Iowa - Iowa State linebacker Levi Peters won't play his senior season because of a number of foot and knee injuries.

HOUSTON - A bird strike has forced a United Airlines jet bound for Germany to safely return to Houston.

IDOMENI, Greece - Thousands of refugees stranded on the Greek side of the border with Macedonia were anxiously awaiting news Monday from a European Union summit with Turkey that will seal their fate, as the chokehold on their route into Western Europe tightened.

SUMMERVILLE, South Carolina - A South Carolina man has died after his vehicle was hit by a truck speeding from a Charleston County sheriff's deputy.

NEW YORK - Before you can get to Michelle Williams' dressing room at the Belasco Theatre on Broadway, you pass one with a sofa upholstered in bright colors, a flat-screen TV and a disco ball attached to the ceiling.

LOS ANGELES - "Downton Abbey," the TV series, is over, leaving us with a hollow ache that nothing can relieve.

LARAMIE, Wyoming - Wyoming senior guard Josh Adams has been voted the Mountain West Player of the Year by members of the media.

MEXICO CITY - Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto says he thinks comments by Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump hurt U.S.-Mexico relations.

BOSTON - Boston police say they're narrowing the gap between how often black residents are subjected to police searches as compared with whites and other ethnic groups.

MOSCOW - Former European ice dancing champion Ekaterina Bobrova has told Russian media she failed a doping test, ruling her and her partner Dmitry Soloviev out of the world championships in Boston this month.

LONDON - Scotland Yard's counter terror chief has warned that the Islamic State group harbors ambitions of "enormous and spectacular attacks," as jihadis broaden their plots to target Western lifestyles.

MADRID - King Felipe VI is giving Spanish political parties more time to negotiate a way out of the near three-month political stalemate on who should form a new government.

MILAN - An Italian construction worker who endured nearly eight months in captivity in Libya with three co-workers - suffering hunger, thirst and beatings - told reporters Monday that he escaped by using a nail to slowly loosen the lock from the hardwood door.

SWANSEA, Wales - Swansea coach Francesco Guidolin has been released from the hospital after missing the team's last two games because of a chest infection.

NEW YORK - Jimmy Kimmel will host this year's Emmy Awards broadcast. ABC announced Monday that Kimmel, host of that network's late-night "Jimmy Kimmel Live," will return for the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards, which airs Sept. 18.

In this photo by Eranga Jayawardena, a woman waits for customers as she sells locally grown areca nut and betel leaves in a market in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Chewing a mixture of the leaves and nuts, sometimes with added spices, is common throughout Asia. In Sri Lanka, tobacco and a little lime are added. The tradition is said to be a major cause of oral cancers.

OSAKA, Japan - Australia and China both qualified on Monday for the women's soccer tournament at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

LONDON - European stock markets are posting sizeable falls Monday with investors seemingly anxious over what further stimulus the European Central Bank will provide at its policy meeting later this week. A warning from the Bank for International Settlements over a "gathering storm" in the global economy further weighed on sentiment.

CHAMPAIGN, Illinois - The University of Illinois said Monday that former NFL coach Lovie Smith has been hired as its new football coach.

BERLIN - German government officials have expressed concern about the state of press freedom in Turkey.

BEIJING - Nearly every day, the retired factory worker goes to the airline office, riding a series of buses across Beijing to hand-deliver a letter. And nearly every day, the letter says the same thing.