Новости за 09.05.2016

MADRID - A lawyer says a Spanish judge has ordered the first ever exhumation of bodies among tens of thousands of civil war victims at the Valley of the Fallen memorial site that also serves as dictator Gen. Francisco Franco's mausoleum.

SAN JOSE, California - A Southwest Airlines flight has arrived safely at Mineta San Jose International Airport after the pilot asked to make an emergency landing there due to mechanical problems.

NEW YORK - A Connecticut man has been arrested after authorities say he tried to bring martial arts weapons, including throwing stars, onto a plane in New York City.

UPPER SANDUSKY, Ohio - A teenager who toured an Ohio high school while posing as a state senator has been sentenced to jail.

ANDERSON, Indiana - A central Indiana man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for shooting two people before being shot by police.

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, New Jersey - Authorities say a man seeking revenge against the man dating his ex-girlfriend went to the wrong New Jersey house and caused $10,000 in damage to vehicles in the driveway.

ROSEBUD, South Dakota - The remains of at least 10 Native American children who died nearly 2,000 miles away from their homes while being forced to attend a government-run boarding school in Pennsylvania more than a century ago could soon be repatriated under an effort taken up by a South Dakota tribe.

SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court says a California man convicted of murdering his infant daughter failed to show that scientists have repudiated the shaken baby syndrome theory used by prosecutors at his trial.

CHICAGO - A Chicago police officer has shot and killed an armed suspect, the second fatal police shooting in the city in four days.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - A special commission looking into fuel purchases by the financially troubled electric utility in Puerto Rico has turned over its findings to U.S. federal authorities for further investigation, the majority leader of the island's Senate said Monday.

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

CHICAGO - Electronic cigarettes have sickened rising numbers of young children, a study of U.S. poison center calls has found. Most cases involve swallowing liquid nicotine.

NEW YORK - The New World School of the Arts from Miami has won Jazz at Lincoln Center's Essentially Ellington high school jazz band competition.

ZAGREB, Croatia - Croatia's president has made an appeal for reconciliation between right and left-wing supporters for the sake of the future of EU's newest member state.

ELKHART, Indiana - Indiana State Police are running extra patrols in the area after chunks of concrete and other objects were tossed from an overpass onto the Indiana Toll Road in Elkhart County.

NEW YORK - Earning a clutch of Tony Award nominations is usually good for business on Broadway and that was certainly true last week for shows like "Waitress," ''Shuffle Along" and "The Color Purple."

RALEIGH, North Carolina - Digging in Monday in his fight with the federal government, North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory sued the U.S. Justice Department to preserve the state's new law restricting the use of public bathrooms by transgender people.

JACKSON, Mississippi - The American Civil Liberties Union and a gay couple are suing the state of Mississippi over a law to allow workers to cite their own religious objections to same-sex marriage as a reason to deny people services.

PANAMA CITY - Panama has closed its border to Cuban immigrants trying to make their way north to the United States and once again is flying Cubans who already made it to the country to the Mexico-U.S. border.

OAKLAND, California - Stephen Curry is adding a second straight MVP award to his record-setting season.

FLINT TOWNSHIP, Michigan - With drab olive chairs and worn carpet, the conference room in the low-slung administrative building near the Genesee County wastewater treatment plant isn't fancy, but it showcases one of Jeff Wright's greatest treasures: Permit No. 2009-001.

MONTGOMERY, Alabama - The state of Alabama is asking a federal judge to allow an execution to move forward later this week.

Two days after being jettisoned by the Memphis Grizzlies, Dave Joerger has landed in Sacramento.

FRANKFURT, Germany - The Latest on the release of a database listing offshore companies named in the Panama Papers (all times local):

ASHBURN, Virginia - First-round pick Josh Doctson and five other Washington Redskins draft choices have signed with the team.