Новости за 10.02.2017

ATLANTA — Prosecutors say rock guitarist Rick Derringer carried a loaded gun in his carry-on bag on a Delta Air Lines flight from Cancun, Mexico, but was stopped after landing in Atlanta.

MIAMI — The Kushner family, which already has close ties to the White House, may soon move into Major League Baseball.

A Toledo man already facing charges in the “accidental” shooting death of his young friend was indicted today for murder by a Lucas County grand jury.

The Lucas County Coroner's Office today named the man found dead this week in a vacant North Toledo garage.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump welcomed Japan’s prime minister to the White House with a warm embrace today as they looked to shore up a long-standing security alliance and repair economic ties shaken by U.S. withdrawal from a Pacific trade pact.

NEW YORK (AP) — The Google Chromebook, a type of stripped-down laptop, isn’t a practical mobile device for many people — mostly because it basically turns into an expensive paperweight whenever it can’t find a Wi-Fi connection.

WASHINGTON — Betsy DeVos was met with shouts of “stand up, fight back” from angry protesters as she made her first visit to a public school today as education secretary.

DETROIT — More than 850 people have signed a petition asking for Detroit’s NFL stadium to turn off its blue nighttime roof lighting.

DETROIT — A Detroit assault case against Trey Songz is heading to trial court after the singer waived a key hearing.

TEHRAN, Iran — Iranians today marked the anniversary of the country’s 1979 Islamic Revolution with nationwide celebrations and mass rallies that saw people step on large U.S. flags laid out on the streets while President Hassan Rouhani called the new American administration “a problem.”

LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Russian runner Maria Savinova was stripped of her 2012 Olympic gold medal for doping today, putting Caster Semenya in line to become a two-time champion.

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Tiger Woods pulled out of his next two tournaments because of ongoing back problems, a somber outlook for a 14-time major champion whose comeback barely lasted three tournaments before another setback.

BEIRUT — Syrian President Bashar Assad said in an interview released today that the United States is welcome to join the battle against “terrorists” in Syria — as long as it is in cooperation with his government and respects the country’s sovereignty.

COLUMBUS — The latest court ruling putting on hold Ohio’s plan to resume carrying out executions next week prompted Gov. John Kasich today to reschedule the lethal injections of eight inmates.

JACKSON, Miss. — Police say three people have been shot to death and one has been wounded during an attempted robbery in Mississippi’s capital city.

RAVENNA, Ohio — A former football standout at Whitmer High School was found not guilty Thursday of kidnapping and felonious assault.

MANILA, Philippines — A strong earthquake of 6.5 magnitude shook the southern Philippines late today, but no major damage was immediately reported.

MOSCOW — President Vladimir Putin says he’s grateful to Slovenia for its offer to host his first meeting with U.S. President Trump, adding that it will depend on Washington.

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SAN FRANCISCO — The legal fight over President Donald Trump’s ban on travelers from seven predominantly Muslim nations is on hold after the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to block a lower-court ruling that suspended the ban, allowing previously barred travelers to continue coming to the United States.

BEIJING — President Trump reaffirmed Washington’s long-standing “one China” policy in a call with Beijing’s leader, a move that could ease anger in China over his earlier suggestions that he might use Taiwan as leverage in negotiations over trade, security and other sensitive issues.

A Columbus newspaper today identified the the missing Ohio State University student found dead Thursday in a Columbus suburb as Toledo area native Reagan Tokes.

COLUMBUS— A woman's body was discovered Thursday afternoon near the main entrance to Scioto Grove Metro Park, and police were searching for her car, which was missing.

PARIS — French anti-terrorism forces arrested four people today, including a 16-year-old girl, and uncovered a makeshift laboratory with the explosive TATP and other base ingredients for fabricating a bomb, the Paris prosecutor’s office said.

PARADIS, La. — A Phillips 66 employee remains unaccounted for after an explosion sparked a fire at a pipeline station it operates west of New Orleans, the company said in a statement.