Новости за 28.03.2016

FRANKLIN, Indiana - The city of Franklin is trying to decide how it can cover the hefty cost of removing nearly 150 trees killed by an invasive beetle.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Belmont athletic director Mike Strickland has announced he is retiring.

JOHANNESBURG - Ride-hailing service Uber says one of its drivers in South Africa was killed in an attack.

CHICAGO - Grain futures were mostly higher Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

LOS ANGELES - Veteran mixed martial arts champion Cris "Cyborg" Justino will make her UFC debut in her native Brazil in May.

SAN BERNARDINO, California - Authorities say a Southern California woman has pleaded guilty to hanging seven mannequins with the names of deputies and bullseye targets drawn on them.

KANSAS CITY, Missouri - Chiefs safety Husain Abdullah retired after seven seasons Monday, joining the growing list of players who have walked away from the NFL because of health concerns.

SALT LAKE CITY - The governor of Utah is considering whether to sign a bill that would make Utah the first state to require doctors to give anesthesia to women having an abortion at 20 weeks of pregnancy or later.

CAIRO - Egypt's state-run news agency says the top judicial disciplinary council has rejected appeals by 31 judges who were forced into early retirement for rejecting the military overthrow of an Islamist president.

GOODYEAR, Arizona - Cleveland Indians starting right fielder Lonnie Chisenhall will begin the season on the 15-day disabled list with an injured left wrist.

CLEVELAND - LeBron James will sit out Tuesday's game against Houston to get some extra rest as the Cavaliers begin gearing up for the NBA playoffs.

SAO PAULO - Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva says he believes his embattled successor Dilma Rousseff can survive mounting pressure in Congress for her impeachment.

LANHAM, Maryland - Police say a man who was a suspect in a fatal shooting apparently killed himself by putting himself on the tracks of a commuter train in a Washington suburb.

Breanna Stewart has already etched her name as one of the best in college women's basketball history.

Oklahoma State's Alex Dieringer has been named this year's winner of the Hodge Trophy, which is awarded to the nation's top collegiate wrestler.

RICHMOND, Virginia - The Latest on state investigations into the death of a mentally ill man in a Portsmouth, Virginia, jail (all times local):

JUPITER, Florida - New York Mets opening-day starter Matt Harvey did not travel with the rest of the team to Jupiter, Florida, on Monday because of what the team said was a "non-orthopedic doctor's appointment."

TRENTON, New Jersey - Shares of beleaguered Canadian drugmaker Valeant Pharmaceuticals plunged again Monday after its CEO was subpoenaed by a congressional committee.

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana - LSU coach Johnny Jones says junior guard Tim Quarterman is leaving the Tigers with one season of eligibility remaining to enter the NBA draft.

COLUMBIA, South Carolina - Dawn Staley wants the Gamecocks to remember the hollow, empty feeling in the locker room after top-seeded South Carolina was ousted from the NCAA Tournament - short of a second straight Final Four appearance.

ASHDOD, Israel - Gilbert Chikli was rolling in money, stolen from some of the world's biggest corporations. His targets: Accenture. Disney. American Express. In less than two years, he made off with at least 6.1 million euros from France alone.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona - Arizona authorities say they won't prosecute an actor who shot and injured another performer during a mock gunfight in Tombstone.

SPENCER, Indiana - The Latest on the disappearance and death of a 1-year-old Indiana girl (all times local):

BRADENTON, Florida - Jacob Stallings never expected his dad to beat him to Pittsburgh.

DETROIT - A 50-year-old American Airlines co-pilot who was grounded on suspicion of drunkenness at an airport near Detroit has been charged with operating under the influence of alcohol.