Новости за 11.07.2016

TOKYO — Global shares rose Monday after Wall Street rose on a strong U.S. employment report and as investors recovered gradually from post-Brexit jitters. KEEPING SCORE: France’s CAC 40 gained 1.2 percent in early trading to 4,240.56, while Germany’s DAX was up 1.4 percent at 9,766.67. Britain’s FTSE 100 added 0.7 percent to 6,634.28. U.S.

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana — Authorities made more than 160 arrests in Louisiana’s capital during a long hot weekend of protests over killings by police, with only one reported injury among the ranks when an officer was hit by a projectile. Police in riot gear kept protesters from entering Interstate 110 in Baton Rouge on Sunday,

SAN DIEGO — A man injured during a series of attacks on homeless men in San Diego died at a hospital — bringing the death toll to three, police said. Dionicio Derek Vahidy, 23, died Sunday four days after he became the fourth and final victim in the attacks, police said. Vahidy had been in

WASHINGTON — Brenda Hudson recalls weeks spent in a glass-enclosed isolation room after her first kidney transplant, her family allowed to visit only when suited up against germs. That transplant lasted a remarkable four decades — and now Hudson’s recovery from a second one, this time faster and surrounded by germy visitors, showcases how far

BAGHDAD — U.S. and coalition forces will use the newly retaken air base in Qayara as a staging hub, as Iraqi security forces move forward in the long-awaited battle to recapture Mosul from Islamic State militants, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Monday as he arrived in Iraq. Carter, who landed in Baghdad on an unannounced

LOS ANGELES — The UFC has been sold for approximately $4 billion to a group led by Hollywood talent agency WME-IMG. UFC President Dana White confirmed the sale of the mixed martial arts promotional company in text messages to The Associated Press on Sunday night. White will stay on to run the UFC, which has

JERUSALEM — Israel’s attorney general is looking into suspicions surrounding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu which are reportedly linked to a large transfer of money to the Israeli leader or one of his family members. The examination, announced late Sunday, could prove a new challenge for Netanyahu, who has been fighting off accusations of shady dealings

PAMPLONA, Spain — Spanish medical officials say four people have suffered bruises but no one was gored in the fifth running of the bulls at Pamplona’s San Fermin festival. More than 1,000 people took part in the 8 a.m. (0600 GMT, 2 a.m. EDT) run Monday, which lasted three minutes. Many runners and several of

BEIJING — The EU trade commissioner said Monday that China has to give European companies the same kind of market access that Chinese companies enjoy in Europe before discussions can start on a bilateral free trade agreement. Cecilia Malmstrom said market access and other issues need to be ironed out first in an investment agreement,

SAN DIEGO — Dylan Cozens said his choice was simple. He could have played defensive end at the University of Arizona or signed with the Philadelphia Phillies. “Look at the concussions and look at the injuries in football,” the Phillies outfield prospect said. “You got a longer career here in baseball.” Cozens was among former

SRINAGAR, India — Indian authorities are struggling to contain protests by tens of thousands of Kashmiris angry after 20 people were killed in weekend demonstrations called after troops killed a top anti-India rebel leader. Paramilitary troops and police in riot gear are patrolling villages and towns in the Himalayan region amid a stringent curfew that

EUGENE, Ore. — American Jenn Suhr has been paying more attention to pole vaulting than politics lately. Now that she’s in the Olympics, the defending champion says that, sure, she’d like to see her biggest rival there, too. “I’d like to compete against the best,” Suhr said Sunday at U.S. Track and Field Trials, when

ROCHESTER, Minn. — A couple of California college kids who came north for a nonstop summer of baseball relaxed in the shaded grandstand one bright afternoon, before the gates opened and the Rochester Honkers hosted the Mankato MoonDogs. The two teams had just played a lunch-time game in Mankato and bused 80-some-miles across the flat

HONG KONG — India has the most transparent companies while Chinese firms are the most opaque, according to a global anti-graft watchdog’s survey released Monday that assesses efforts by emerging market companies to fight corruption. Transparency International said the report’s findings were “pathetic” and highlighted the urgent need for big multinational companies to do more

SAN JOSE, Calif. — As the red, white and blue confetti fell inside the SAP Center on Sunday night, Aly Raisman reached out her right hand and called for her fellow new U.S. Olympians to join in on a quick team cheer. At 22, they call Raisman “Grandma.” And this determined, ultra-focused grandmother gymnast will

NEW DELHI — India has triggered the escape clause on dozens of bilateral investment treaties, aiming to renegotiate toward securing better protection from foreign litigation. The notifications, issued earlier this year, effectively let governments know they have 12 months to broker new treaties before the old ones expire. The changes India seeks could make it

SAN FRANCISCO — One of Arizona’s hottest hitters over the past month, Jake Lamb caught a break when Giants right fielder Gregor Blanco dropped his fly ball in the fifth inning. Lamb created some good fortune of his own three innings later when he lined a one-out single to right to end Madison Bumgarner’s bid

BOSTON — The Citgo sign that lights up the Boston skyline is seen by baseball fans across the nation every time a home run sails over Fenway Park’s left-field wall. It’s a comforting beacon for Boston Marathon runners who know they’re nearing the end of their 26.2-mile ordeal when they see it. Now there’s fear

SAN DIEGO — Former U.S. soccer star Landon Donovan hit a tiebreaking single off retired San Diego pitcher Trevor Hoffman in the fifth inning and scored on two errors by rock singer Tim Foreman for a Little League home run, lifting the American League over the National 8-7 on Sunday night in the All-Star legends

NEW YORK — Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry has been taken to a hospital after he was forced to leave the stage while performing in New York City. Perry became ill around 9:30 p.m. Sunday while performing with Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper in his side band, the Hollywood Vampires, at Ford Amphitheater in Brooklyn’s Coney

TOKYO — Asian shares rose Monday after Wall Street rose on a strong U.S. employment report and as global investors recovered gradually from post-Brexit jitters. KEEPING SCORE: Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 added 3.6 percent to 15,642.53 in morning trading following a weekend election that landed the ruling coalition a resounding victory, ensuring stability and more

SAN FRANCISCO — For the third time in his career, Madison Bumgarner took a no-hitter into the eighth inning. For the third time, it slipped away. No worries, though. The San Francisco Giants are headed to the All-Star break with the best record in the majors and a comfortable lead in the NL West, so

MEMPHIS, Tennessee — Hundreds of protesters angry over police killings of black people occupied a key bridge over the Mississippi River Sunday night, blocking an interstate highway for hours before officers moved them off. Traffic on Interstate 40 stopped in both directions after Black Lives Matter protesters marched onto the bridge. Police in squad cars

JAKARTA, Indonesia — Suspected Abu Sayyaf militants kidnapped three Indonesian fishermen on the weekend in the latest in a series of incidents highlighting weak security in the Cerebes Sea that borders Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. The head of Indonesia’s intelligence agency said Monday that the men were working on a Malaysian fishing boat off

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Simone Biles wouldn’t let herself believe it. Not until she heard from national team coordinator Martha Karolyi, even if the Olympic dream she had been chasing for most of her life was locked down long ago. So the three-time world champion waited for Karolyi to call her name late Sunday night