Новости за 08.07.2016

At least two snipers opened fire on police officers during protests in Dallas on Thursday night, killing four officers and injuring seven others, police said.

DALLAS — Snipers opened fire on police officers in Dallas, killing four officers and injuring seven others during protests over two recent fatal police shootings of black men, police said.

DALLAS — Two snipers apparently shot 10 police officers during protests in Dallas on Thursday night and three officers are dead, the city’s police chief said in a statement.

One of my favorite things to do in the world is spend time with my family. And the best memories I have with them so far have been in hotels. So when Bellevue Hotel in Alabang invited us for a stay, I was super excited! That’s not all, they even gave us a sneak peek of their brand new club called the Bellevue Kids Club. By the sound of it, you just know that’s going to be lots of fun!

Last Saturday, July 2, I went to watch a movie, Pinocchio.

Growing up hearing stories from the book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and seeing the first movie adaptation of the novel at the age of eight, I thought the whole story made absolute nonsense and couldn’t grasp the whole concept of “Wonderland.” I thought it looked creepy based on the physical appearances of all its anthropomorphic and grotesque characters, and didn’t seem to understand how it was supposed to entice and entertain children with its gothic and disturbing animation.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — After sporadic storms delayed the first pitch for an hour, the Charleston RiverDogs’ series opener with Asheville was postponed on Thursday night at McCormick Field. The RiverDogs will play a doubleheader with the Tourists on Friday beginning at 5:05 p.m. in a pair of seven-inning games.

GREENWOOD — Former Citadel basketball coach and athletic director Les Robinson will serve as interim AD at Lander.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn delivered emotional and personal remarks Thursday during a Congressional Black Caucus press conference where officials confronted the two most recent national shootings and their connection to a run of fatal encounters between young black men at the hands of law enforcement.

NEW YORK — The stock market has been on a frustrating, dizzying roller-coaster ride to nowhere the last couple of years. It’s still not over.

MOUNT PLEASANT — Vera Adams lifted her bowling ball to her chest, took a deep breath, and sent it down the oiled lane.

Charleston-based technology firm Blue Acorn is cutting an undisclosed number of jobs, even as it is continuing to grow its business, the company said Thursday.

A voice that is almost completely absent from the 10,000 emails and correspondence sent to Gov. Nikki Haley in the aftermath of last year’s Emanuel AME Church shooting and subsequent Confederate flag debate is the governor’s herself.

MOUNT PLEASANT — Mount Pleasant Waterworks is hoping to persuade Charleston County officials to include money for water and sewer line relocations in a potential $2.1 billion sales tax referendum on the fall ballot.

Two men were rescued near Sullivan’s Island on Wednesday night after strong winds caused their boat to overturn.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina state Rep. Justin Bamberg — who represented the family of Walter Scott, the unarmed black man shot and killed by a white North Charleston police officer — is now representing the family of another black man killed after an altercation with police, this time in Baton Rouge, La.