Новости за 09.03.2016

WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana - Officials on two Indiana college campuses are condemning the appearance of swastikas in school buildings.

CAIRO - France's foreign minister on Wednesday said his country would not automatically recognize a Palestinian state if proposed peace talks fail.

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - It might be the most important piece of financial information about you - and it's finally easier for you to actually get a look at it.

PARIS - Still basking in the media spotlight since her acclaimed performance in "The Danish Girl," all eyes were on Oscar winner Alicia Vikander at Louis Vuitton's star-filled show Wednesday.

BENGHAZI, Libya - Libyan officials say suspected Islamic State militants have killed three guards in an attack on a checkpoint outside an "operations room" set up last month to fight IS.

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone - Sierra Leone's president has fired two Cabinet ministers.

WESTERLY, Rhode Island - An 8-year-old Rhode Island boy with terminal cancer whose dying wish to become famous in China reverberated around the world has died.

LONDON - A British judge on Wednesday sentenced six men who stole cash, jewelry and gold worth 14 million pounds ($20 million) from a vault in London's diamond district to up to seven years in prison.

PALATKA, Florida - The Latest on a North Florida woman who told deputies her 4-year-old son accidentally shot her in the back while riding in the rear seat of their pickup truck. (all times local):

GAINSVILLE, Florida - An off-duty Jacksonville sheriff's detective was taking his son to school when he was shot and critically wounded during an impromptu traffic stop, police said Wednesday.

EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey - The New York Giants are set to sign top free-agent cornerback Janoris Jenkins to a longterm contract.

The Eagles have agreed on a five-year contract with safety Rodney McLeod, according to a person familiar with negotiations.

CONCORD, New Hampshire - A New Hampshire state representative who has been charged with trying to lure a 14-year-old girl into a sexual encounter resigned Wednesday.

MILWAUKEE - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has sent additional investigators to Wisconsin to find the source of a blood infection officials describe as the largest outbreak of the bacteria now linked to 18 deaths and 26 illnesses.

KISSIMMEE, Florida - Jeff Francoeur is the first to concede that his career hasn't gone quite as expected.

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - The former chairman and chief executive officer of Gap Inc. and his wife have donated $5 million to Note Dame to endow the men's basketball head coaching position.

LIMPOPO-LIPADI PRIVATE GAME RESERVE, Botswana - It looked like an African wildlife version of "West Side Story."

RACE: 23rd Indianapolis 500

NEW YORK - Stocks are moving higher Wednesday on some strong earnings reports and a rise in crude oil prices. Several energy companies are rebounding from big drops the day before. Murphy Oil is up 1.8 percent.

PHILADELPHIA - Prosecutors in Philadelphia allege that a city fleet supervisor steered work to an auto body shop that overcharged the city $400,000 for phony or inflated bills.

U.S. national team goalkeeper Hope Solo took to Twitter to show her concern about the field conditions at FAU Stadium for Wednesday night's match against Germany.

SALT LAKE CITY - Utah's Republican-dominated Legislature will cast a final vote this week on a proposal to abolish the death penalty in the conservative state, a year after lawmakers voted to reinstate the use of firing squads in executions when lethal drugs are unavailable.

The Latest on the first day NFL teams can sign free agents: (all times EST)

HOUSTON - An 83-year-old former priest accused of killing a Texas teacher and ex-beauty queen in 1960 is set to be extradited from Arizona to Texas on Wednesday, officials said.

NEWARK, New Jersey - Elevated levels of lead caused officials in New Jersey's largest school district on Wednesday to shut off water fountains at 30 school buildings until more tests are conducted, officials said.