Новости за 25.07.2015

ELKHART, Indiana - A 12-year-old Elkhart girl fatally stabbed her stepmother after the woman confronted her about starting a fire in the family's apartment following an argument, police said.

NAIROBI, Kenya - The latest on President Barack Obama's visit to Kenya (all times local):

NEW ORLEANS - A man driving wildly down his New Orleans street, hitting other cars and homes after having an argument with his wife, was shot to death Saturday by a police officer, a police spokesman said.

JERUSALEM - The former wife of Jonathan Pollard, an American convicted of spying for Israel, called Saturday on the Israeli government to pay for an attorney to facilitate his freedom amid international speculation he could be released soon.

LOS ANGELES - A judge has ruled that control of a landmark project on Alzheimer's disease belongs to the University of California, San Diego - handing the school a major victory in its lawsuit against the University of Southern California.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Shell Oil drill vessels are heading to the Arctic.

This timeline of the life of John Russell Houser is based on police statements, court records and Associated Press interviews. Police say Houser killed two people and wounded nine others inside a Lafayette, Louisiana, movie theater before fatally shooting himself as police approached.

NEW YORK - Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 1.6 million vehicles in the U.S. to fix two separate issues affecting its Ram pickup trucks.

ATLANTA - Art, monument or embarrassment?

INDIANAPOLIS - A state panel that's assessing Indiana's need to oversee dozens of occupations is drawing fire for recommending that the state stop licensing and regulating engineers.

NEW YORK - Five days before he was to start college, Fred Maahs' world turned upside down. Off the Delaware coast in 1980, on the last day of summer vacation, the 18-year-old took a dive from his family's boat into an unseen sandbar barely a foot below the surface, sustaining injuries that paralyzed him from the chest down.

TERRE HAUTE, Indiana - Think coloring is just for kids? It's not really.

DENVER - The debate over ride-hailing firm Uber is laying bare divides in the Democratic Party and on the left about how to handle the new "sharing" economy. Republicans are hungry to exploit that ambivalence and make inroads into a wealthy sector of the tech industry.

LAPORTE, Indiana - Conservation officers say an 80-year-old Gary man drowned in a northern Indiana lake while trying to retrieve a fishing boat that drifted away as he and friend were launching it.

ANDERSON, Indiana - The former owner of a central Indiana candy store has been convicted of child molesting for allegedly molesting two girls whose father rented office space near his store.

BEIRUT - The leader of the Hezbollah militant group says he is "proud" of U.S. sanctions targeting three members of the group.

FORT WAYNE, Indiana - A Fort Wayne man who pleaded guilty to reckless homicide for fatally shooting his 5-year-old daughter as he was playing with his guns has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.

GARY, Indiana - Gary's neighborhoods are pockmarked with 21 abandoned schools littered with broken windows and gang graffiti that add to the northwestern Indiana city's urban decay.

NEW YORK - The limousine company whose car CBS correspondent Bob Simon was killed in is blaming Simon for his own death because he wasn't wearing a seat belt.

LOS ANGELES - Cara Delevingne wants you to know she didn't strut directly from the fashion runway onto Hollywood movie sets.

ANAHEIM, California - Ingrid Nilsen has been brought to tears.

BERLIN - Bayreuth's annual opera festival is kicking off with a new production of Richard Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde" by the composer's great-granddaughter, festival director Katharina Wagner.

FRANKFURT, Germany - Former Germany striker Kevin Kuranyi has returned to the Bundesliga after five seasons with Dynamo Moscow by signing a one-year deal with Hoffenheim.

ALBANY, New York - During her nearly quarter-century living in one of the most remote places on earth, Nancy Sullivan explored crocodile-infested rivers, endured numerous bouts of malaria and advocated for tribal societies threatened by encroaching development.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia - The latest on Saturday's World Cup qualifying draw (times are local):