Новости за 18.04.2016

AMMAN, Jordan - Jordan's prime minister on Monday said his government has decided to call off a plan to install surveillance cameras at Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site, derailing a U.S.-brokered pact to ease tensions at the volatile hilltop compound.

ST. LOUIS - A St. Louis police sergeant who used to lead an association for black officers was indicted Monday on allegations that he defrauded the organization of more than $80,000.

TULSA, Oklahoma - University of Tulsa basketball coach Frank Haith has announced the promotion of Kim English to assistant coach.

If Stanford wins the Pac-12 baseball title and makes the NCAA Tournament, the Cardinal might look back at Quinn Brodey's inside-the-park home run to beat Arizona as the play of the season.

LAS VEGAS - The Nevada attorney general is charging a former prison guard trainee with manslaughter in the shooting death of a handcuffed inmate in a prison hallway two years ago.

CLEVELAND - Flanked by a security official, Tyronn Lue walked from Cleveland's locker room toward his first postgame press conference in the NBA playoffs.

MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Barack Obama have spoken by telephone, and the White House says they spent much of the call discussing Ukraine, with Obama urging Putin to abide by a 2015 agreement aimed at ending the conflict.

WASHINGTON - Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan sensed a different feeling around Redskins Park as players showed up Monday for the start of voluntary offseason workouts.

LAKE FOREST, Illinois - Chicago Bears wide receiver and special teams standout Josh Bellamy has signed his exclusive rights tender.

MAROUA, Cameroon - Here on the front line against Boko Haram, no one boasts of having "technically" won the war.

RICHMOND, Virginia - Religious leaders urged Virginia lawmakers on Monday to put an end to capital punishment and reject Gov. Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe's proposal to shield the identities of pharmacies that supply lethal drugs for executions.

MAROUA, Cameroon - U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power's trip to Cameroon's front lines in the war against Boko Haram started horrifically Monday as an armored jeep in her motorcade struck and killed a young boy who darted into the road.

NEW YORK - Dinosaurs were in decline long before an asteroid strike polished them off about 66 million years ago, a study says.

ATLANTA - Atlanta United FC will build a $60 million, privately funded training complex about 15 miles north of downtown in Marietta.

Triple Crown-winning trainer Bob Baffert says Cupid has a breathing problem and won't run in the Kentucky Derby.

JERUSALEM - A bus exploded in Jerusalem on Monday, wounding at least 21 people in what police said was a "terror attack," raising fears of a return to the Palestinian suicide bombings that ravaged Israeli cities a decade ago.

NEW YORK - An expose of slavery in Southeast Asia's fishing industry, awarded the Pulitzer Prize in public service Monday, was born from a painstaking, yearlong investigation by four Associated Press reporters who documented the harsh treatment of fishermen held captive on a remote island and traced their catch to U.S. supermarkets and restaurants.

GREENBURGH, New York - The New York Rangers have an outside chance of getting captain Ryan McDonagh back for Game 3 of their first round playoff series against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

CROWN POINT, Indiana - A judge has sentenced a northwestern Indiana man to 40 years in prison for helping his girlfriend kill her mother.

OAKLAND, California - NBA MVP Stephen Curry is officially listed as questionable for the Golden State Warriors in Game 2 of their playoff series.

KNOXVILLE, Tennessee - The Southeastern Conference Eastern Division's new look was on display this spring.

A 911 caller won't be charged for reporting a man waving a gun in a Wal-Mart store before police fatally shot the shopper, who'd picked up an air rifle from a shelf, a special prosecutor said Monday.

ENGLEWOOD, Colorado - The Super Bowl champions reconvened Monday minus Von Miller and DeMarcus Ware.

ST. LOUIS - Shortstop Ruben Tejada has been activated from the 15-day disabled list by the St. Louis Cardinals after recording from a strained left quadriceps that he hurt in the last game of spring training on March 31.

BALTIMORE - As Baltimore continues to heal from the turmoil of last year's rioting, the city has become a key battleground in Maryland's Democratic Senate primary where a black woman and a white man are competing for the nomination.