Новости за 21.10.2015

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba - A military judge crafted a stern warning Tuesday for a Guantanamo prisoner who says he may want to act as his own lawyer to fight charges that could get him the death penalty for his alleged role in the Sept. 11 terrorist attack.

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco supervisors vigorously reaffirmed the city's status as a sanctuary city on Tuesday, nearly four months after a woman was killed by a Mexican national who had been released from jail despite federal requests to detain him for deportation proceedings.

HONOLULU - A federal judge said he will rule on Friday whether an election process underway for Native Hawaiians can proceed.

HONOLULU - An eel, not a shark, bit a surfer over the weekend off Hawaii's popular Waikiki Beach, officials said Tuesday.

MELBOURNE, Australia - The Victoria state government will consider changing laws to restrict marine safety device sales in a bid to stop soccer supporters setting off flares during Australian A-League matches.

SAN DIEGO - Officials say a liquid bleach spill at a YMCA resulted in scores of children and adults at a nearby elementary school having to seek treatment at a hospital.

NAPA, California - The HSBC Champions made a significant change to its criteria this year, which was good news for Daniel Summerhays, Justin Thomas and Matt Jones.

ST. LOUIS - Jared Cook heard rumors he was on the trade block. The St. Louis Rams tight end wasn't about to let it ruin his time off during the bye week.

PALMDALE, California - A body and a car buried under feet of mud have been found at the scene of a flash flood that inundated a road northeast of Los Angeles last week.

FLAGSTAFF, Arizona - Firefighters waded through knee-high floodwater Tuesday to rescue a woman stranded in her minivan as muddy runoff gushed to the tops of her tires.

BALTIMORE - Lawyers for a police officer facing trial in the death of Freddie Gray are asking that the jury be sequestered.

ALLEN PARK, Michigan - The Detroit Lions officially put running back Zach Zenner on injured reserve Tuesday.

NEW YORK - Federal prosecutors beefed up charges Tuesday in a bribery conspiracy case that has ensnared a former president of the U.N. General Assembly, a Dominican Republic diplomat and a Chinese billionaire.

ZURICH - The first public indication from within FIFA about the weight of the case against Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini was provided Tuesday by its financial compliance head, who denounced a payment that led to the soccer leaders being suspended as a "classic conflict of interest."

JACKSONVILLE, Florida - The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed kick returner Corey Grant and receiver Tony Washington on injured reserve.

EAST LANSING, Michigan - Mark Dantonio finally settled on a name for the final play that gave Michigan State its incomprehensible victory over Michigan.

SALT LAKE CITY - The Utah Jazz have waived point guard Bryce Cotton and forward Traveon Graham. The team announced the moves Tuesday.

NEW YORK - Three police officers whose flubbed arrest allowed a handcuffed prisoner to run away on Tuesday, making him the fifth to escape from police since June, are "an embarrassment" to the nation's biggest police department, its commissioner said.

ALLENTOWN, Pennsylvania - A man accused of killing seven people in New Jersey and Pennsylvania over a seven-week period told police he heard the devil's voice in his head, a detective testified Tuesday.

KIEV, Ukraine - Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho has described a Champions League referee as "weak and naive," and compared him to beleaguered rugby official Craig Joubert.

LOS ANGELES - Production will begin in December on "Star," a drama pilot from "Empire" creator Lee Daniels.

CHARLESTON, West Virginia - Choking back tears, a former coal miner testified Tuesday that during Don Blankenship's reign atop Massey Energy, a "code of silence" about safety dangers persisted at a West Virginia mine where an explosion killed 29 men in 2010.

ANN ARBOR, Michigan - Blake O'Neill is shrugging off the fact that perhaps millions of people probably didn't know who he was last week.

LOS ANGELES - Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders will be a guest on Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show, airing this week from Brooklyn, New York.

CHICAGO - Blackhawks star Duncan Keith had right knee surgery on Tuesday, sidelining the top defenseman for the Stanley Cup champions for four to six weeks.