Новости за 04.04.2016

JERUSALEM - Even after his death, the former head of Israel's secretive Mossad spy agency is continuing his attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

NAIROBI, Kenya - Kenyan wildlife authorities Monday started moving at least 105 tons of ivory and 1 ton of rhino horn in preparation for the torching of the items at the end of the month to discourage ivory and rhino horn trade believed to be fueling poaching of elephants and rhinos.

BUDAPEST, Hungary - Hungarian dairy farmers have marched with their cows on the streets of Budapest to protest cheap imports and tax evasion which they say are destroying fair competition and blocking their access to local markets.

BETHESDA, Maryland - A Maryland woman pulled her husband from debris after a tree toppled onto their home in Bethesda, causing the roof of their bedroom to cave in.

BERLIN - Jules Schelvis, a Dutch survivor of the Nazis' Sobibor death camp who testified at the landmark trial of John Demjanjuk and founded the Sobibor Foundation, has died. He was 95.

MONTGOMERY, Alabama - More two-officer police teams are patrolling the streets of Montgomery, Alabama, after a white officer on a solo patrol shot and killed a black man in February.

JOHANNESBURG - Authorities in South Africa's biggest city have asked residents to be on the alert for rats, which are thriving because of a four-week strike by garbage collectors pressing for a salary increase.

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - The Panthers have re-signed backup defensive tackle Kyle Love to a one-year contract.

DAYTON, Ohio - Wright State has hired South Dakota State's Scott Nagy as its basketball coach.

PRAGUE - In the global race to create more efficient and long-lasting batteries, some are betting on nanotechnology - the use of minuscule parts - as the most likely to yield a breakthrough.

VERMILLION, South Dakota - Taylor Frederick was in a unique position Saturday afternoon at the DakotaDome.

NEW YORK - Groupon is getting a $250 million investment from Atairos and is working with Comcast to find potential collaboration opportunities.

AUGUSTA, Georgia - Fred Couples is out of the Masters because of acute back pain - the first Masters the 56-year-old former champion has missed since 1994.

OMAHA, Nebraska - A woman who was bitten by a tiger after she sneaked into a zoo in Nebraska has pleaded guilty to trespassing.

TIRANA, Albania - An Albanian Muslim cleric, who is on trial in absentia on terrorism charges for allegedly joining the Islamic State group in Syria, has been killed, according to his brother.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland - The International Skating Union has banned two-time Olympian Mitchell Whitmore of the United States for one year after a late-night fight with a Netherlands coach outside a team hotel.

NEW YORK - Soul Train is on track for acquisition by BET Networks, the company announced Monday.

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DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Florida - Florida authorities are looking for two inmates who escaped from a van heading to Tallahassee.

MANCHESTER, England - Manchester United defender Luke Shaw has returned to training almost seven months after breaking his right leg.

DETROIT - Toyota says it is forming a new data science company that will handle fast-moving changes that are coming to the way we get around.

NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina - The family of a black man shot to death by a white police officer while running away is marking the one year that has passed since his death.

NEW YORK - Luke Gregerson remains the Houston Astros closer, beating out newcomer Kevin Giles.

HARTFORD, Connecticut - Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has been named the recipient of this year's John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for his support of the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the United States after the Paris attacks.

PARIS - Air France decided on Monday to allow female flight attendants to refuse to work the company's new route to Iran, for which they must wear a headscarf.