Новости за 11.11.2016

J.C. Penney cut its sales outlook for the year after reporting a surprise decline in a key sales figure for the third quarter as it wrestled with sluggish clothing sales.

INDIANAPOLIS — A man has been killed in an Indianapolis neighborhood that just celebrated a year without a homicide.

A popular Gambian wrestler has drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea, the second high-profile athlete from the West African nation in recent weeks to die trying to get to Europe on a boat of migrants.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — The Navy refers to its newest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, as “4.5 acres of sovereign U.S. territory.” The $12.9 billion warship — the first of the Navy’s next generation of aircraft carriers — is in the final stages of construction after cost overruns and a delay of more than one year.

CHICAGO — Chicago’s police chief agreed Friday to hold monthly meetings with a group of black high school students who had planned a demonstration protesting an officer’s fatal shooting of a black man and racist text messages distributed by students at another school.

BOULDER, Colo. — Colorado senior Jaleel Awini has followed a career path filled with detours, curves and potholes.

WASHINGTON — LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers have brought the mannequin challenge craze to first lady Michelle Obama and the White House.

VIENNA — An Austrian state prosecutor says his office is preparing multiple murder and terrorism-related charges against a Syrian man who reportedly says he killed badly wounded members of the Syrian army with bursts from his submachine gun.

JUBA, South Sudan — South Sudan’s festering civil war risks spiraling into genocide, according to the U.N.’s Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, who cited recent examples of ethnically targeted rape, civilians being killed with machetes, and villages being burned to the ground.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The mother of a South Carolina man suspected of killing seven people says her son is “very misunderstood” but not a monster.

ELLENDALE, Minn. — A Union Pacific train has derailed and spilled hazardous chemicals near a southern Minnesota town, prompting the evacuation of homes and the closure of a state highway.

WARSAW, Poland — Far-right nationalists, burning flares and carrying Polish flags, marched in large numbers through the streets of Warsaw on Friday to mark Poland’s Independence Day, a yearly ritual that has become one of the largest far-right gatherings in Europe.

WARSAW, Ind. — A northern Indiana man has been arrested and charged with killing his girlfriend’s 2-year-old daughter whose body was found buried in a shallow grave.

INDIANAPOLIS — Authorities say a maintenance worker has been crushed to death inside a machine that compresses and melts plastics at a recycling plant in Indianapolis.

PARIS — A year ago the Islamic State group brought its extremist war to Paris, seeding terror with attacks on a rock concert, the national stadium and bustling sidewalk cafes. Here is a look at the deadly events on the night of Nov. 13, 2015, and their lasting consequences for the world.

DILLINER, Pa. — Pennsylvania police say a motorcyclist who struck the back of his wife’s turning car was thrown from his bike and killed.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — “Good Behavior” is replete with bad behavior.

This new TNT drama series stars Michelle Dockery as a con artist and petty thief who, after gaining early release from prison (for good behavior, ironically) resumes her life of chaos and flimflammery on the outside. In Letty Raines’ future are newly brazen scams, more drug and alcohol abuse, and a desperate campaign to win back custody of her 10-year-old son (raised by her mother, who has lodged a restraining order against her). Читать дальше...

MARRAKECH, Morocco — The election of Donald Trump as U.S. president could jeopardize a $100 billion plan launched by his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton seven years ago to help poor countries to cope with climate change, delegates at U.N. talks said Friday.

LOS ANGELES — Rob Kardashian is showing off his newborn daughter’s “Kris Jenner haircut.”

Energy companies led U.S. stocks mostly lower in midday trading Friday as the price of crude oil fell and several retailers reported disappointing quarterly results. Utilities were up more than the rest of the market, which was coming off a post-election rally that pushed the Dow Jones industrial average to a new high a day earlier.

BAGHDAD — MOSUL, Iraq — The Latest on the battle to retake Mosul from the Islamic State group (all times local):

SEATTLE — Seattle Seahawks linebacker Cassius Marsh is pleading for the person who stole his valuable collection of “Magic: The Gathering” cards to return it.

EDINBURGH, Ind. — Vice President-elect Mike Pence plans to mark Veterans Day by speaking during a ceremony at an Indiana National Guard training base.

TIRANA, Albania — Albanian police say they have taken extreme steps to secure the World Cup qualifier between Albania and Israel on Saturday.

LONDON — A British opposition party said Friday it would vote against starting exit talks with the European Union unless the government promises a new referendum before leaving the 28-nation bloc.