Новости за 25.11.2015

U.S. President Obama "pardoned' a turkey saying, there has been fierce competition "between a bunch of turkeys" trying to win their way into White House. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

U.S. President Obama "pardoned' a turkey saying, there has been fierce competition "between a bunch of turkeys" trying to win their way into White House. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Baruch College Law Professor Marc Edeman talks about the New York fantasy sports hearing and why companies like DraftKings and FanDuel may have a hard time defending as games of skill.

Baruch College Law Professor Marc Edeman talks about the New York fantasy sports hearing and why companies like DraftKings and FanDuel may have a hard time defending as games of skill.

STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy rallied conservatives in eastern France on Wednesday, hoping to fend off a strong challenge by the far-right National Front (FN) in looming regional elections.

Showing off their balancing skills, waiters race in Japan's port town of Yokohama while carrying a tray of glasses and bottles. Elly Park reports.

Showing off their balancing skills, waiters race in Japan's port town of Yokohama while carrying a tray of glasses and bottles. Elly Park reports.

YEKATERINBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday inaugurated a museum dedicated to Boris Yeltsin, the former president whose legacy, many former Yeltsin associates say, Putin has spent the past 15 years dismantling.

BUENOS AIRES, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Argentina's president-elect, Mauricio Macri, has named former Shell Argentina executive Juan Jose Aranguren to be the country's energy minister, a spokesman for the incoming government said at a news conference on Wednesday.

(This story has been officially corrected by NHTSA to change record death rate reference in paragraph four from million vehicle miles to hundred million vehicle miles)

MANCHESTER (Reuters) - Manchester United fans paid tribute to George Best on the 10th anniversary of his death by holding up white torchlights in the seventh minute of their Champions League match against PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday.

LONDON (Reuters) - Chelsea great Didier Drogba has challenged his former team mates to dig deep and show the mental fortitude that will restore the club's place among the Premier League's elite.

ROME (Reuters) - Rome has banned centurion impersonators who charge to scowl in photos around the ancient Colosseum amphitheatre and frequently come under fire for their pushy tactics with tourists.

TUNIS (Reuters) - The kickoff for Sunday's African Confederation Cup final has been brought forward by more than five hours after a state of emergency was declared following a bomb blast that killed at least 12 people in Tunisia.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - VfL Wolfsburg surged to the top of Group B in the Champions League as substitute Andre Schurrle's heroics saw them beat CSKA Moscow 2-0 at the Arena Khimki and put them in pole position for a place in the knockout stages.

Three men are in custody in connection with the shooting of five people protesting the fatal police shooting of Jamar Clark, an unarmed black man, whose funeral was held on Wednesday. Linda So reports.

Three men are in custody in connection with the shooting of five people protesting the fatal police shooting of Jamar Clark, an unarmed black man, whose funeral was held on Wednesday. Linda So reports.

NIAMEY (Reuters) - Authorities in Niger have arrested five journalists in the latest sign of political tension ahead of elections in February in which President Issoufou Mahamadou will seek a second five-year term.

A U.S. investigation has concluded that an attack on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan last month was an accident caused by human error. Nathan Frandino reports.

A U.S. investigation has concluded that an attack on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan last month was an accident caused by human error. Nathan Frandino reports.

A U.S. investigation has concluded that an attack on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan last month was an accident caused by human error. Nathan Frandino reports.

A U.S. investigation has concluded that an attack on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan last month was an accident caused by human error. Nathan Frandino reports.

LONDON (Reuters) - A former ICAP broker charged with conspiracy to manipulate benchmark yen interest rates told a London criminal court on Wednesday that 1,000 rate predictions he had sent out over four years had only ever reflected his honest opinion.

LONDON (Reuters) - A former ICAP broker charged with conspiracy to manipulate benchmark yen interest rates told a London criminal court on Wednesday that 1,000 rate predictions he had sent out over four years had only ever reflected his honest opinion.

TORONTO, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Canadian Oil Sands, which is trying to attract a white knight after a hostile bid from Suncor Energy, needs more time to review its options as more than two dozen parties have expressed an interest in the company, according to a regulatory filing.