Новости за 13.11.2015

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay - Uruguayan cabbies are blocking Uruguay's first training session for Uber drivers.

Kirk Franklin, "Losing My Religion" (RCA Inspirational/Fo Yo Soul)

MEXICO CITY - The United States and Mexico have signed a deal for Mexico to receive land-surface imagery and data directly from a U.S.-operated satellite.

JERUSALEM - A Palestinian gunman ambushed an Israeli family in the West Bank on Friday, killing a father and his son, while clashes with Israeli security forces in the territory killed two Palestinians in the latest escalation of violence.

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - A Cambodian court on Friday ordered the arrest of opposition leader Sam Rainsy in connection with a 7-year-old defamation case, and his party accused Prime Minister Hun Sen of being behind the move to gain the upper hand in their ongoing political fight.

LOS ANGELES - "NCIS" actress Pauley Perrette says she felt "alone, terrified and trapped" when a man attacked her and threatened to kill her as she walked in front of her Hollywood home.

INDIANAPOLIS - The parents of an Indiana aid worker who was killed by Islamic State militants are keeping quiet about the U.S. drone strike targeting the British man who appears in several videos depicting the beheadings of Western hostages.

NEW YORK - While Anthony Daniels may be one of the most unrecognized actors in the 'Star Wars' universe, he portrays one of the franchise's most known characters.

VIENNA - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry kicked off meetings in Vienna on Friday ahead of a critical new round of international diplomatic talks on the crisis in Syria.

BERLIN - German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been looking unusually vulnerable as she prepares to meet the world's top leaders this week, struggling to slow a huge influx of migrants amid mounting demands to do just that.

WARSAW, Poland - The Anti-Defamation League, a New York-based Jewish rights group, has called on Poland's new prime minister to reconsider the appointment of the country's new defense minister unless he publicly recants an anti-Jewish remark from 13 years ago.

BEIRUT - A three-year-old Lebanese boy orphaned in the deadly twin suicide blasts that ripped through a southern Shiite neighborhood of Beirut is not likely to remember much of the explosion that killed his parents but the pain and terror of the previous night were etched on his face on Friday.

SCOTTSBURG, Indiana - A prosecutor has charged a man with murder in the slaying of a southern Indiana jewelry store owner.

LONDON - A judge has sentenced a British man to at least 33 years in prison for murdering and dismembering his teenage stepsister.

LOS ANGELES - This weekend, audiences can go deep underground with Antonio Banderas to experience the plight of the trapped Chilean miners in "The 33," sing Christmas carols with John Goodman and Diane Keaton in "Love the Coopers," and gawk voyeuristically at Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's well-heeled depressives in "By the Sea."

PHOENIX - The Federal Aviation Administration says no injuries were reported from laser illuminations of two commercial airliners headed for Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix.

ROMULUS, Michigan - The Federal Aviation Administration says plane heading to Detroit Metropolitan Airport was illuminated by a laser while flying about 3,000 feet off the ground.

KENNER, Louisiana - Spirit Airlines is launching a new nonstop service to Los Angeles International Airport will begin April 14. This new daily flight will depart New Orleans at 4 p.m. and arrive in Los Angeles at 6:15 p.m.

LONDON - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lunched with Queen Elizabeth II and rallied thousands of cheering supporters on the second day of his high-profile official visit to Britain, as royal officials announced Prince William and his wife Kate will visit India next year.

FORT WAYNE, Indiana - A group of citizens working to figure out what to do with General Electric's vacant Fort Wayne campus is set to seek input from the community.

Justin Bieber, "Purpose" (Def Jam)

CAIRO - The criticism was blunt - and startling, since it came from a TV presenter on a state-owned station that, like most other media in Egypt, usually has nothing but praise for Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, the country's general-turned-president.

MOSCOW - Russia's state aviation agency on Friday banned Egypt's national carrier from flying to Russia, a move that follows the suspension of all Russian flights to Egypt after a deadly crash.

MUNSTER, Indiana - Consultants hired to decide the best location for a stop for an extension of the South Shore commuter rail met with more than 100 areas residents to hear their ideas.

MOSCOW - The Russian Orthodox Church has called for more tests on the remains of Russia's last czar and his family to determine whether body parts unearthed eight years ago are those of two of their children.