Новости за 19.01.2016

PARIS - Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Tuesday that he wants coalition and other Arab countries to "greatly" increase the number of trainers they provide for Iraqi security forces and police, and said the U.S. will also look at boosting its numbers.

TUNIS, Tunisia - Tunisia has declared a curfew in the western city after clashes between police and more than 1,000 young protesters demonstrating for jobs.

Johnson & Johnson said Tuesday that it plans to cut about 3,000 jobs over the next two years as the health care conglomerate works to restructure its medical devices business.

AUSTIN, Texas - The chief executive and president of the Livestrong cancer foundation, which has struggled with sharp declines in donations and revenue since founder Lance Armstrong's performance-enhancing drug use scandal, resigned Tuesday after less than one year on the job to focus on her family.

HONOLULU - The latest on the crash of two Marine helicopters off Hawaii (all times local):

HUNTSVILLE, Texas - A Texas inmate scheduled to be executed this week for killing a female impersonator 15 years ago insists the death was an accident during sex and has made multiple appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court.

NEW YORK - Just as a trial was to begin, Major League Baseball and its fans reached agreement Tuesday to expand the menu of online packages for televised games.

PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island - The man who authorities dubbed the "Bordeaux Bandit" for allegedly stealing expensive bottles of wine around the Northeast is being held in Rhode Island on an unrelated charge.

FLINT, Michigan - The Flint water crisis has spread from a local issue that swamped city government to the state level, where blame for lead leaching from old pipes and into drinking water is hounding Gov. Rick Snyder's administration. It now has become a national issue demanding federal intervention and funding. The following is a list of declarations tied to the city's water emergency:

MADRID - Prosecutors say Spanish league president Javier Tebas has reiterated his belief of match-fixing in a 2011 game.

NEW YORK - Walt Disney Parks and Resorts are recalling Darth Vader and Disneyland 60th anniversary infant onesies because the snaps can detach and pose a choking hazard.

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's prime minister offered Tuesday to host talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia aimed at resolving disputes between the Middle Eastern rivals.

MINEOLA, New York - A man driving home from New York City after a night of drinking set off a sequence of crashes that resulted in a police officer's death and should be held criminally responsible for it, prosecutors said Tuesday at his trial.

LONDON - The American Pharoah victory lap has reached London.

PARIS - Actress-turned animal rights activist Pamela Anderson has caused a stir in France by speaking out against foie gras, the fatty duck and goose liver delicacy which producers say is an integral part of French cuisine.

DAVOS, Switzerland - Fresh off his Golden Globe win, Leonardo DiCaprio drew ooohs, ahhs and smiles from a crowd as he was honored for his work against the climate crisis at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Then he ripped into Big Oil.

FLAGSTAFF, Arizona - Fans are leaving balloons, flowers and candles on a corner in Winslow, Arizona, to celebrate the life of Eagles band member Glenn Frey.

HARTFORD, Connecticut - Connecticut's highest court on Tuesday upheld a robbery conviction in a case that centered on separate U.S. Supreme Court rulings on jury tampering that have divided state and federal courts for more than 30 years.

NEW YORK - You think the online comedy supply is good enough?

NEW YORK - After more than a decade of delays and cost overruns, the $3.9 billion transportation hub at New York's World Trade Center is set to open in the first week of March, officials said Tuesday.

NEW YORK - It takes a special kind of filmmaker to make bulimia funny. Jessie Kahnweiler is that person.

DURHAM, North Carolina - The Atlantic Coast Conference's "Sportsmanship Week" didn't get off to the best start with questions about a lack of postgame handshakes by Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, which may have crystallized the Blue Devils' mounting frustrations.

NEW YORK - The latest on the settlement of a lawsuit over Major League Baseball's online TV packages (all times local):

Thousands of health insurance consumers around the country have started the new year dealing with missing ID cards, billing errors and other problems tied to an enrollment surge at the end of 2015.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana - Purdue will play Louisville in Indianapolis during the 2017 football season, only the second time the Boilermakers have played at Lucas Oil Stadium.