Новости за 14.10.2015

MICHIGAN CITY, Indiana - State police are investigating the stabbing death of an inmate at the Indiana State Prison.

NEW YORK - The first U.S. trial to result from a worldwide investigation into the manipulation of interest rates began Wednesday when a prosecutor told jurors that two British former bankers put themselves first at one of the world's largest banks, while defense lawyers portrayed their clients as scapegoats.

LOS GATOS, California _ Netflix Inc. (NFLX) on Wednesday reported third-quarter profit of $29.4 million.

NEW YORK - Here's a tip for eating at one of Danny Meyer's restaurants - don't leave one.

LOS ANGELES - Fear is written in the walls of "Crimson Peak's" crumbling haunted mansion. Literally.

CHICAGO - Grain futures were lower Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

SAVANNAH, Georgia - Savannah fell to British troops in the American Revolution and surrendered to the Union Army during the Civil War. Now Georgia's oldest city is preparing to retreat from a law that for decades has required tour guides to prove to City Hall that they know history.

DALLAS - If you haven't booked your holiday trip yet, there is no time to waste. Prices are already rising for the days around Thanksgiving as seats become more scarce and will start rising dramatically for the December holidays, if history is any guide.

PITTSBURGH - A man from the eastern European country of Moldova ran an email phishing scheme that enabled him and others to steal banking information from U.S. companies, including $3.5 million taken from the accounts of a western Pennsylvania drilling firm, federal prosecutors said.

WASHINGTON - Michelle Obama told students invited to the White House Wednesday that failure and rejection are part of the steps toward achieving success.

MOUNT VERNON, Indiana - A judge has sentenced a southwestern Indiana man to 93 years in prison on his convictions for rape, criminal confinement and kidnapping after caging a woman in his mobile home and repeatedly assaulting her over 59 days.

Shares of TripAdvisor jumped Wednesday after the travel website operator announced it has worked out a deal with The Priceline Group that will put several Priceline brands on TripAdvisor's instant booking platform.

NEW YORK - "Pretty Little Liars" actress Shay Mitchell understands when 20-somethings feel like they're going through a quarter-life crisis.

Just in case fantasy football doesn't already have you surgically attached to your smartphone, Internet radio service TuneIn is adding live play-by-play audio coverage of all NFL games to its $8 a month premium subscription.

RICHMOND, Indiana - A candidate for mayor of Richmond who's ineligible to serve isn't withdrawing from the race.

Toyota's youth brand, Scion, has added an impressive five-door hatchback for 2016 that features a lot of standard equipment, pleasant looks and decent ride for under $20,000.

ENGLEWOOD, Colorado - The Denver Broncos bolstered their tight end corps by singing five-year veteran Richard Gordon and waiving rookie Mitchell Henry.

Most people credit Paul "Bear" Bryant for coining the phrase: "Defense wins championships." What usually gets overlooked is the rest of what the legendary coach said right before that: "Offense sells tickets."

GAINESVILLE, Florida - Florida freshman defensive back Deiondre Porter has been suspended indefinitely following his arrest on four felony charges.

NEW YORK - The top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee is calling for the credit agency Experian to disclose more details about a data breach in which personal information on millions of T-Mobile customers was stolen.

JERUSALEM - The Israeli military began deploying hundreds of troops in cities across the country on Wednesday to assist police forces in countering a wave of deadly Palestinian shooting and stabbing attacks that have created panic across the country.

ST. PAUL, Minnesota - Minnesota's attorney general on Wednesday accused one of the nation's largest vehicle-donation charities of putting little money toward advertised causes while steering millions to the for-profit companies owned by the group's founders.

LINCOLN CITY, Oregon - A Subway customer says he found a dead mouse in a sandwich at a restaurant on the Oregon coast.

PALM SPRINGS, Florida - A small plane crashed into a mobile home park and set two homes on fire, killing the pilot and a 21-year-old woman who was inside one of the homes, investigators and a relative said Wednesday.

NEW YORK - Wal-Mart expects its profit to fall as the world's biggest retailer works to fend off intensifying competition and adapt to changing shopping habits.