Новости за 04.05.2016

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq stock market:

BERLIN - Police say they have arrested a third suspect over an explosion last month at a Sikh temple in the German city of Essen.

NEW YORK - "Empire" co-creator Lee Daniels apologized to Sean Penn in a statement made public Wednesday as part of a confidential settlement in a defamation lawsuit over comments Daniels made comparing the actor to the show's star Terrence Howard, who's been repeatedly accused of domestic violence.

PALO ALTO, California _ Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA) on Wednesday reported a loss of $282.3 million in its first quarter.

AUSTIN, Texas _ Whole Foods Market Inc. (WFM) on Wednesday reported fiscal second-quarter profit of $142 million.

INDIANAPOLIS - Health insurer Anthem is changing chief financial officers as it works to close its $48 billion purchase of rival health insurer Cigna.

WASHINGTON - Getting stitched up by Dr. Robot may one day be reality: Scientists have created a robotic system that did just that in living animals without a real doctor pulling the strings.

SANTA CLARA, California - Linebacker Michael Wilhoite signed a one-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers on Wednesday, nearly two months after the restricted free agent was tendered a contract.

COLUMBIA, South Carolina - Clemson's defense made a strong impression on the NFL with seven players selected in last week's draft. Next season, it looks like Tigers offensive stars led by quarterback Deshaun Watson will take center stage when pro teams come calling.

Humana became the latest health insurer to serve notice that it might leave some Affordable Care Act exchanges next year, creating more uncertainty for customers ahead of this fall's enrollment window and presidential campaign, during which the law is sure to remain a hot debate topic.

FLINT, Michigan - The Latest on developments in Flint, Michigan, where drinking water is tainted with lead (all times local):

FLOWERY BRANCH, Georgia - The Atlanta Falcons have agreed to terms on a four-year contract with safety Keanu Neal, the team's first-round pick from Florida.

"Redemption Road" (St. Martins/Dunne), by John Hart

Southeastern Conference coaches are ready to start participating in the satellite camps their league had wanted to eliminate nationwide.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A small airplane hit a bald eagle before it crashed and burst into flames just north of Anchorage last month, killing all four people on board, authorities said Wednesday.

BOSTON - Massachusetts has paid out more than $687,000 to deceased pensioners. That's according to an audit released Wednesday that also found the agency had underpaid pensioners whose designated beneficiaries had died by more than $271,000.

CHICAGO - Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is turning to a federal appeals court in his increasingly desperate attempt to keep filmmaker George Lucas from building his museum in another city.

DAMASCUS, Syria - The Latest on Syria's civil war (all times local):

SHIPROCK, New Mexico - The Latest on the abduction and killing of an 11-year-old girl on the Navajo Nation (all times local):

NEW YORK - U.S. and global stock indexes were lower for a second day Wednesday following a dismal report on job creation that gave investors concern over the state of the economy. The data followed a round of economic news out of China and Europe a day earlier that also suggested sluggish growth.

LOS ANGELES - UCLA football player Ishmael Adams has pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery over a fight he had with an Uber driver shortly before the start of last season.

BOSTON - The familiar voice coming over the radios of tens of thousands of Boston area drivers on the way to work Wednesday was the same. But the name had changed.

IOWA CITY, Iowa - A black University of Iowa freshman told police that he was severely beaten by three white men who called him racial slurs, investigators said Wednesday.

NEW YORK - Fox News Channel's chief White House correspondent, Ed Henry, is "taking some time off" following publication of a magazine story alleging an affair with a Las Vegas woman, the network said Wednesday.

WASHINGTON - Takata will recall another 35 million to 40 million air bag inflators, a stunning increase that will more than double what is already the largest automotive recall in American history, the federal government announced Wednesday.