Новости за 10.08.2015

NEW YORK - A stage adaptation of one of the most popular self-help books in the world is coming to a Manhattan theater, starring a Martian.

MANSON, Iowa - Thousands of small young turkeys ran around the barns on the Moline family farm Monday near Manson, the first Iowa farm to restock birds after a bird flu outbreak decimated flocks in the Midwest.

PHILADELPHIA - Temple University is presenting its Lew Klein Excellence in the Media Award to CNN's Wolf Blitzer.

WASHINGTON - The same bacteria that cause simple strep throat sometimes trigger bloodstream or even flesh-eating infections instead, and over the years, dangerous cases have increased. Now researchers have uncovered how some strains of this bug evolved to become more aggressive.

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - A judge says he's still considering life imprisonment without parole for a man convicted of causing a house explosion that devastated an Indianapolis subdivision and killed a couple living next door.

DALLAS - Shares of Dean Foods skidded Monday after the milk company said its chairman had stepped down and then reported disappointing second-quarter sales.

BEVERLY HILLS, California - The producers of "Supergirl" say Melissa Benoist was the first actress they saw for the role of Kara Zor-El, the caped cousin of Superman.

LOS ANGELES - To turn three unknown actors into Ice Cube, Dr. Dre and Eazy-E, they'd have to become friends for real.

OPTIMISM BUMPS ALONG

LOS ANGELES - New Edition will be the subject of a BET miniseries.

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service on Monday reported a net loss of $586 million this spring, a big improvement for the cash-strapped agency compared to a nearly $2 billion loss during the same period last year.

BEVERLY HILLS, California - CBS is promising that the "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" series finale won't disappoint.

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - Attendance numbers show that the South Bend Cubs have had another record-setting year.

AUSTIN, Texas - With Republicans controlling more than half the state legislatures across the country, some want to use that power to push for a federal spending limit through a mechanism unused since George Washington's day.

STAMFORD, Connecticut - The Preakness Stakes will remain on NBC after a seven-year contract extension was reached for the second leg of the Triple Crown.

LOWER LAKE, California - Wildfires lapped up the tinder-dry West on Monday, chasing people from their homes and blazing across thousands of acres. California bore the brunt of the flames, with a new wildfire igniting just miles away from a blaze that had mowed down dozens of homes. Here's a look at wildfires burning up western states.

Middle distance runner Nick Symmonds will be watching the world championships in Beijing from the sideline after being left off the U.S. squad over a uniform squabble.

NEW YORK - After 25 years in the music industry, pressure is no longer a factor for Alan Jackson.

NEW YORK - U.S. stocks rose Monday as energy company shares followed oil prices higher. The market also got a lift from the latest corporate deal news. Precision Castparts led industrial stocks higher after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy the maker of aircraft components.

The Southeastern Conference is the unquestioned king of college football leagues.

WASHINGTON - Attorney General Loretta Lynch is voicing her support for police officers in a speech before the National Fraternal Order of Police.

TRENTON, New Jersey - Train delays like the ones caused recently by electrical problems in a century-old Hudson River tunnel could become much more common if a new tunnel isn't built, an Amtrak executive told New Jersey lawmakers Monday.

NEWARK, New Jersey - Crews on four commercial flights spotted a drone while preparing to land at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, the Federal Aviation Administration said.

CINCINNATI - University of Cincinnati officials have introduced a new team to lead efforts to reform the college police department in the aftermath of an officer's fatal shooting of a man stopped over a missing front license plate.