Новости за 11.03.2016

JERUSALEM - A 112-year-old Israeli who lived through both World Wars and survived the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz is the world's oldest man, Guinness World Records announced on Friday.

RACE: 24th Indianapolis 500

JOHANNESBURG - A South African teenager vacationing in Mozambique may have found part of a wing from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which his family dismissed as "rubbish" and his mother nearly threw away, he said Friday.

JUPITER, Florida - Yadier Molina was in the St. Louis Cardinals' starting lineup for the second time this spring training but again is unlikely to hit.

MONTALTO DI CASTRO, Italy - World track champion Fernando Gaviria sprinted to his first World Tour victory on Friday, winning the third stage of the Tirreno-Adriatico.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida - A federal judge says a farmworkers coalition may use loudspeakers and a slow-moving truck during its planned weekend demonstration in the Town of Palm Beach but its marchers must remain on the sidewalk.

NEW YORK - Police say they've arrested a man on an attempted murder charge in connection with a harrowing New York City subway shove.

MOENCHENGLADBACH, Germany - Families of the Germanwings crash victims say they are still waiting for an apology from those they believe failed to prevent the crash that claimed 150 lives almost one year ago.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Roberto Perfumo, a former Argentina defender who played in two World Cups, has died after falling at a restaurant. He was 73.

DEARBORN, Michigan - Police say two men tried to break into the Detroit-area offices of The Arab American News as employees were working to publish the newspaper.

BOSTON - Steve Martin has some happy eyes to go with those happy feet.

BRUSSELS - NATO's chief decision-making body says it has approved the nomination of the U.S. Army general currently in charge of American forces in Korea to become the next supreme allied commander Europe, or SACEUR.

PESHAWAR, Pakistan - A Pakistani police officer says gunmen riding on a motorcycle have shot and killed an army officer in the northwestern city of Peshawar.

JACKSONVILLE, Florida - A Florida sheriff says the detective who was in critical condition after being shot earlier this week is awake, speaking with family and sitting up.

VALPARAISO, Indiana - Jurors in northwestern Indiana have convicted a Porter County man of fatally shooting his wife in the head.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida - Alan Amron has invented a battery-powered squirt gun, a digital photo frame, even a laser system that may someday provide a visible first-down line for fans inside NFL stadiums. He holds 40 U.S. patents, but he's most interested in an invention for which he gets no credit: the Post-it Note, that ubiquitous sticky-back product made into a worldwide success by the 3M Company.

MIAMI - A jury has awarded $28 million to the parents of a dead newborn discovered in a Miami dumpster, finding that a funeral home was negligent in its handling of the boy's body.

MUNCIE, Indiana - The nation's 11th largest pork producer has claimed victory after seven years of litigation over an influx of industrial swine farms in east central Indiana.

NIAMEY, Niger - The spokesman for Niger's imprisoned opposition candidate says he has been transferred to a hospital in Niamey for medical attention after suffering health problems.

ABUJA, Nigeria - A Senate committee in Nigeria has released a document that purportedly details an offer of $1.5 billion from African telecommunications giant MTN to settle what is reportedly the largest fine in industry history.

MOSCOW - The spokeswoman for Russia's Foreign Ministry has taken a swipe at the raucous U.S. presidential primaries campaign, suggesting that the candidates should pay less attention to Russia and more to domestic problems.

NORFOLK, Virginia - A fugitive described in an alert as armed and dangerous was fatally shot when officers confronted him, police in Virginia said.

NEW YORK - Chris Cornell remembers the challenges that he and members of Audioslave faced when they were planning a free concert in Havana a decade ago, and he's encouraging the Rolling Stones to tell their musician-friends to perform in the country that once persecuted young people for listening to rock music after the band visits later this month.

BEIRUT - Syria's main, Western-backed opposition groups said Friday they will attend the U.N.-sponsored indirect peace talks with the Damascus government in Geneva, starting in two days' time, amid renewed efforts by the international community to end the deadly, five-year conflict.

NEW YORK - A Bulgarian man has been charged with manipulating the stocks of Avon and two other companies by issuing fake takeover offers.