Новости за 22.03.2016

ATHENS, Greece - Greece's finance minister says he hopes to conclude austerity negotiations with bailout creditors in a month.

VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis will wash the feet of young refugees during an Easter Week ritual in a gesture high in symbolism inside the Catholic Church and beyond.

NEW YORK - On the set of ABC's new crime-and-caper drama "The Catch," Vesper Vivianne Ruck called out "Action!"

EAST LANSING, Michigan - Michigan State coach Tom Izzo says he will assist freshman Deyonta Davis as he considers entering the NBA draft.

ST. PAUL, Minnesota - When a young black man was killed in a confrontation with two police officers last November, Minneapolis became the latest city to endure weeks of street protests.

Various artists, "I Saw the Light (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" (Sony Legacy)

WINDBER, Pennsylvania - A Pennsylvania man who mistakenly shot the mother of his intended victim was arrested in Kentucky after calling his own mother to tell her he botched an attempt as a hired hit man, police said Tuesday.

JERUSALEM - Israel's military says troops have raided a Palestinian university in the West Bank and seized militant propaganda linked to Hamas and other groups.

BUJUMBURA, Burundi - A high ranking officer in Burundi's army seen as close to the president was killed in the capital Tuesday, officials said.

CINCINNATI - A New York woman accused of sickening her 4-year-old son by injecting something into his feeding tube at a Cincinnati hospital has been sentenced to 180 days in jail and ordered to stay off the hospital's property.

MONROVIA, Liberia - Authorities have closed a portion of Liberia's northern border with Guinea and plan to expand the cordon amid a resurgence of Ebola.

CLEMSON, South Carolina - Clemson reserve defensive back Kaleb Chalmers has been dismissed from the Tigers football team after his drug arrest last week.

Bob Mould, "Patch the Sky" (Merge Records)

PHILADELPHIA - More than a third of stops and frisks conducted by the Philadelphia Police Department in the first half of 2015 were made without reasonable suspicion, according to a report filed Tuesday in federal court by a group of civil rights lawyers.

BOCA RATON, Florida - Browns coach Hue Jackson had high praise for Robert Griffin III. And Jared Goff. And Carson Wentz.

NEW ORLEANS - The Latest on former NFL star Darren Sharper's plea deal in a federal drug and rape case (all times local):

NEW YORK - Bruce Springsteen's generous gesture to snowbound followers this winter was the first time many music fans became aware of Nugs.net, a website that offers concert experiences to those who can't make it to the arena.

WASHINGTON - Gen. Joseph Dunford says eight Marines were injured in the Islamic State attack at a fire base in Iraq Saturday that killed one U.S. service member.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia - Activists in Virginia are calling on officials to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from a park.

FORT WAYNE, Indiana - Authorities have ruled the death of a Fort Wayne man fatally shot by police Sunday as a homicide.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - The U.N. official in charge of aiding Mideast refugees said on Tuesday that anger over the attacks in Brussels shouldn't be directed at those fleeing Syria's bloody civil war or violence elsewhere in the region.

GREENWOOD, South Carolina - The family of a two-year-old who contracted E. coli from a South Carolina day care has settled a wrongful death claim for $1 million.

NEW YORK - Chelsea will face AC Milan on Aug. 3 in the first major event at the Minnesota Vikings' U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, and Real Madrid and Bayern Munich will play a preseason exhibition Aug. 3 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

CONCORD, New Hampshire - The odds don't look good for the latest effort to authorize a casino in New Hampshire, yet a quirky bill would give adults another way to gamble: children's bingo games.

BONN, Germany - Germany's cartel office is looking into the national football federation's ticketing system for fans wanting to attend this summer's European Championship in France.