Новости за 29.02.2016

DETROIT - The nation's top auto safety regulator says an immediate recall of all Takata air bags wouldn't provide significant safety benefits and could exceed the government's legal authority.

After making lyrical, rapturous films set in the Pacific theater of World War II ("The Thin Red Line") and Jamestown ("The New World"), Terrence Malick has steadily moved closer to present day and his own stories, too. In a trilogy of films, he's sought to use all the sensory and symphonic powers of cinema to illuminate personal pasts - his Texas childhood, an ill-fated romance in Paris, hedonistic success in Hollywood - like shimmering kaleidoscopes of memory. Proust would have really dug it.

GLENDALE, Arizona - Carlos Rodon arrived ahead of schedule last season.

RICHMOND, California - A driver was fatally shot over the weekend in the seventh shooting on a Northern California freeway in recent months, authorities said Monday.

DUNEDIN, Florida - Toronto Blue Jays slugger Edwin Encarnacion missed Monday's intrasquad game a day after having an abscessed tooth pulled.

LOS ANGELES - A judge on Monday scheduled a trial to determine whether Sumner Redstone has the mental capacity to make his own health care decisions after expressing concerns about who is in charge of the ailing media mogul's care.

PORT ST. LUCIE, Florida - New York Mets right fielder Curtis Granderson was sent to an eye doctor as a precaution after arriving to the team's spring training facility with a redness in one of his eyes.

NEW YORK - A prosecutor told a jury Monday that a U.S. Air Force veteran wanted to join the Islamic State group and die a martyr, but a defense lawyer countered that the federal case was a fantasy.

NEW YORK - There's no end in sight for CBS' long-running mega-hit "NCIS." The network says it has renewed the series for two more seasons, and that series star and executive producer Mark Harmon has signed a new two-year deal of his own.

JERUSALEM - Hundreds of Palestinian workers are now unemployed after the factory where they worked in a West Bank settlement was targeted by an international boycott movement and forced to move to Israel, the company's chief executive said Monday.

MOUNT HOLLY, New Jersey - A woman pleaded guilty Monday to setting her newborn on fire and leaving her in the middle of a New Jersey street.

JUPITER, Florida - Fine-tuning his sweet swing in a batting cage at spring training, Christian Yelich happily hits the reset button.

BELFAIR, Washington - The Latest on a murder-suicide in Washington state that left five people dead (all times local):

TEHRAN, Iran - Iranian voters dealt hard-liners a serious blow in elections for parliament and an influential clerical body, favoring reformists and relative moderates who support last year's nuclear deal in the country's first elections since the landmark agreement, results released Monday showed.

GAINESVILLE, Florida - A February freefall has Florida on the verge of more March sadness.

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - Banking customers are on the move, and the big national banks are scrambling to keep up. They are working to update their technology and offerings in hopes of nabbing increasingly mobile customers.

RENO, Nevada - A former cook shot and killed a former co-worker as the two had a snack at a sleepy casino in downtown Reno, Nevada, authorities said Monday.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - The Latest in the trial involving sportscaster and TV host Erin Andrews, who filed a $75 million lawsuit against a luxury hotel and a man who admitted to making secret nude videos of her (all times local):

SAN DIEGO - Sailing's governing body says Oman has withdrawn as host of the 2016 Youth Sailing World Championships after failing to submit written confirmation it would abide by anti-discrimination regulations.

MONACO - Former 1,500-meter world champion Abeba Aregawi failed a doping test and has been suspended pending an investigation, the IAAF and Swedish track and field federation said Monday.

KNOXVILLE, Tennessee - Tennessee's starting lineup is getting younger as the season is getting older.

INDIO, California - Students who placed anti-gay stickers on their identification badges at a Southern California high school have the right to wear the symbols, just as others can sport insignia supporting gay rights, administrators said.

INDIANAPOLIS - Jaylon Smith had his future planned.

RIO DE JANEIRO - Brazil's presidential palace says Justice Minister Jose Eduardo Cardozo is leaving his post. It follows complaints about his tough probe of political corruption.

PLATTSBURGH, New York - A guard who unwittingly helped two killers escape from a northern New York prison by smuggling in pliers, a screwdriver and a hacksaw blade hidden in hamburger meat was sentenced Monday to six months in jail.