Новости за 18.03.2016

MEMPHIS, Tennessee - Memphis is sticking with coach Josh Pastner even though the school missed the NCAA Tournament for a second straight season.

BRUSSELS, Belgium - Salah Abdeslam, the Belgian-born Frenchman who was arrested Friday in a police raid in Brussels' Molenbeek neighborhood, had crisscrossed central and southern Europe before taking part in the Paris terror attacks - then going on the lam as Europe's most-wanted fugitive.

SANTA ANA, California - The Tribune Publishing Co. says federal regulators suing over its proposed purchase of bankrupt Orange County Register and another newspaper have an antiquated understanding of the industry in the digital age.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Pop star Taylor Swift made a surprise appearance at a Nashville, Tennessee, children's hospital to help "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest open a broadcast studio for patients.

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida - Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump appeared to be wrapping up a victory speech at his sprawling Mar-a-Lago club earlier this week when he turned to the negative ads flooding the airwaves against him.

BERKELEY, California - Jared Goff had finished the scripted part of his pro day when the Cleveland Browns made a special request.

MINEOLA, New York - A suburban New York foster parent who cared for up to 140 boys over the past two decades has been charged with sexually abusing seven of them and prosecutors say there are more victims.

ATLANTA - Adam Gotsis didn't do much Friday yet he was the headliner at Georgia Tech's pro day even though the senior defensive tackle was limited by injury in auditioning for NFL executives.

ALEXANDRIA, Virginia - A northern Virginia man admitted Friday that he attempted to join the Islamic State, going so far as to check in at the airport on a flight to Jordan before being arrested in what turned out to be a sting operation.

PARIS - Police, prosecutors, friends, families and acquaintances have unveiled details about the men who carried out the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris. Altogether, authorities say that three teams participated in the bloody assault. Here is a look at what we know about the suspects:

NEW YORK - Dylan O'Brien has been injured on the set of "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" during production in Vancouver, Canada.

SYRACUSE, New York - Imani Tate and the Albany Great Danes weren't going to have senior Shereesha Richards' record-setting career end while sitting on the bench.

MILWAUKEE - The chief executive of a Wisconsin company that came under fire from Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for planning to shift its corporate headquarters to Ireland said Friday that the tax savings didn't drive the deal.

HARTFORD, Connecticut - A federal judge in Connecticut has ordered immigration officials to decide on a 1982 citizenship request by a man who was deported to Italy in 2011 because of misdemeanor convictions.

NEW YORK - The first round of the NCAA Tournament was about as easy as could be for second-seeded Villanova. The Wildcats even got minutes for some walk-ons.

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis International Airport board cancelled a proposed $500 million medical center and sports venue project Friday amid pressure from community leaders worried about the developer's ability to pull off the massive project.

NEW ORLEANS - Inmates and staff at the New Orleans jail "remain in significant danger" at the violent lockup, court-appointed experts said Friday in a report that says reforms have stalled under Sheriff Marlin Gusman.

SAN BERNARDINO, California - The Latest on a California state legislative hearing on the emergency response to the attack in San Bernardino (all times local):

Longtime Minnesota Wild forward Pierre-Marc Bouchard has retired.

NEW YORK - Penn State sent five wrestlers to the semifinals of the NCAA Wrestling Championship and extended its lead in the team standings at the tournament's halfway point Friday.

NEW YORK - General Mills said Friday it will start labeling products across the country that contain genetically modified ingredients to comply with a law set to go into effect in Vermont.

WASHINGTON - Fourteen members of an Air Force unit responsible for guarding nuclear missiles in Wyoming, Colorado and Nebraska are under investigation for possible illegal drug activity, including cases involving cocaine use, defense officials said Friday.

GREENVILLE, South Carolina - A South Carolina police officer was shot and killed Friday as he attempted to serve a warrant on a suspect who later killed himself, the chief said.

NEW YORK - Starwood called off a $12.2 billion buyout agreement with Marriott in favor of an offer from a group of investors led by the Chinese insurance company Anbang.

COLUMBIA, South Carolina - A former South Carolina senator who resigned amid an ethics investigation, pleaded guilty to misconduct in office and now faces a probation violation charge is seeking his old Senate seat.