Новости за 10.05.2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri - Legislation limiting public access to police body camera videos has won final approval in Missouri in a move that some supporters hope will help encourage their use.

NEW YORK - The Apollo Theater in New York City has named a new executive producer.

NYON, Switzerland - UEFA says English official Mark Clattenburg will referee the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.

LONDON - Half a century ago, French President Charles de Gaulle twice vetoed Britain from joining what was then the European Economic Community, warning that the country's "fundamental hostility" to economic integration could sabotage the bloc.

NEW YORK - The Latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):

BRUSSELS - A U.S. government delegation is in Belgium to promote greater intelligence-sharing by Belgian and European authorities in the wake of the March suicide bombings that killed 32 victims here, the group's members said Tuesday.

NEW YORK - NBC's audience for Nyquist's victory in the Kentucky Derby has fallen by a half-million viewers a year after American Pharoah became the first Triple Crown winner since 1978.

CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee - An autistic student left his high school prom in tears Saturday because officials insisted that his date - his 24-year-old sister - was too old to enter.

NEW YORK - Allergan will buy back up to $10 billion in stock following a swing to a first-quarter profit on a strong surge in sales of key drugs, including the wrinkle and muscle spasm treatment Botox.

INDIANAPOLIS - Ivy Tech Community College's board is expected to vote next week on whether former Indiana Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann will become the school's new president.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Palestinian statehood is the most important issue now facing the world and that it fuels extremism gripping the Mideast, Jordan's foreign minister said Tuesday.

LONDON - Businesses around the world are using the United States as an excuse to avoid doing business with Iran, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday as he declared the Iranian Republic "open for business" for European banks.

MEXICO CITY - A FIFA executive says funding to the scandal-hit North American soccer confederation is being unfrozen.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia - Germany moved into fourth place in Group B at the hockey world championship by beating Slovakia 5-1 Tuesday.

STOCKHOLM - Chile's president expressed thanks to Sweden on Tuesday for helping thousands of Chileans escape persecution during the dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet.

TAMPA, Florida - While the body of the 96-year-old widow of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner Hugh Culverhouse Sr. waits in a funeral home, her children are battling in court with her grandson, who had her power of attorney.

OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma City-based oil and natural gas producer and 10 related companies have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as they try to rid themselves of $1.2 billion in debt.

PANAMA CITY, Florida - Authorities are investigating after a part-time jail guard accidentally shot himself in the leg as he waited to interview for a janitorial job at a Florida Panhandle elementary school.

BOILING SPRINGS, Pennsylvania - The Pennsylvania Game Commission is warning hunters, hikers and others to be careful after officials found a "spike strip" on a state game lands trail in south-central Pennsylvania.

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ATHENS, Greece - Greek government borrowing rates dropped to their lowest level in nearly six months as investors welcomed the start of talks between Athens and bailout creditors on how to lighten the country's massive debt load.

NEW YORK - U.S. stocks are climbing Tuesday after the Chinese government moved to stimulate its economy. Machinery companies and banks are rising the most, and energy companies are trading higher with the price of oil.

PARIS - The French government said Tuesday it will use special powers to pass a hotly contested labor reform through the lower house of parliament without vote.

INDIANAPOLIS - Attorneys for the state of Indiana are challenging a judge's decision to award it no damages in its battle with IBM Corp. over the company's failed attempt to privatize state welfare services.

MILAN - Italian police have arrested three asylum-seekers in a terrorism and human-trafficking investigation launched after photos of potential targets in three countries were discovered on suspects' cell phones, prosecutors in the southern city of Bari said Tuesday.