Новости за 05.02.2016

BEIJING - The IAAF is investigating the authenticity of a two-decade-old letter published in Chinese media that suggests state-sanctioned doping in the 1990s, and casts doubt on the longstanding world records set by Wang Junxia in the women's 3,000 and 10,000 meters.

NEW YORK - Police say a man was arrested after he apparently lost control of a small drone that crashed into the Empire State Building.

MIAMI - A three-day resentencing hearing is wrapping up for a South Florida man convicted of fatally stabbing his middle school friend when both were 14.

JOHANNESBURG - A building collapsed above a gold mine in South Africa on Friday, trapping dozens of people before they were saved. After several hours, only three people remained missing, a union spokesman said.

NEW YORK - On May 2, Ed Bastian takes over as the new CEO of Delta Air Lines, replacing the retiring Richard Anderson. Bastian has been Anderson's close deputy, helping to turn around the airline from bankrupt carrier to one of the world's leading airlines, one whose playbook is often copied by others.

MUNICH - Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola says there is no conflict between his current position and preparing for his future role at Manchester City.

LAKE GENEVA, Wisconsin - Fifteen teams of snow sculptors from 11 states have gathered in Wisconsin to compete to be named the best in the nation.

NEW YORK - Moody's Corp. (MCO) on Friday reported fourth-quarter net income of $217.9 million.

FITCHBURG, Massachusetts - Authorities say the death of a 5-year-old boy whose remains were found wrapped in a blanket and packed in a suitcase by the side of a Massachusetts highway has been ruled a homicide.

BEIJING - The governor of a major Chinese province has been accused of disloyalty to the ruling Communist Party and removed from his post, amid a growing consolidation of power by President Xi Jinping that some have likened to a personality cult.

KATHMANDU, Nepal - Vehicles passed through the main border point between Nepal and India on Friday after frustrated local residents forcefully removed barriers set up by ethnic protesters who blockaded the border to demand changes in the new constitution.

LONDON - Sweden's Karolinska University says it is commissioning an external investigation into stem-cell scientist Paolo Macchiarini, who was cleared last year of misconduct charges related to his creation of wind pipes made from patients' stem cells.

BUCHAREST, Romania - Romanian police have classified the death of a British travel writer as suspicious, almost a month after his decomposing body was found in his Bucharest apartment.

PARIS - French police have rounded up hundreds of suspects and searched more than 3,000 homes under a state of emergency since the November extremist attacks on Paris - but much of the action involves drug cases or similar crime, not terrorism.

KENT, Connecticut - A Connecticut town is considering a program that trains teachers to use guns in the event of an active shooter, and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has come down hard on the idea.

INDIANAPOLIS - Rachael Heger is no stranger to New Year's resolutions. Each year she makes them - and keeps them. But this year, the year she will be turning 35, she decided to go big.

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - Five candidates are in the running to replace the retiring longtime music director of the South Bend Symphony Orchestra.

TERRE HAUTE, Indiana - While some work remains to be finished, the Terre Haute Humane Society opened its new facility along Fruitridge Avenue to the public Wednesday - a shelter that its proponents say features more efficiency and some modern twists.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Tennessee State University is one of five schools nationwide to win the Andrew Heiskell Award for innovation in international education.

SAN FRANCISCO - "Dammit, Janet," there's another musical coming to television, and Victoria Justice could not be happier to hear those words.

BALTIMORE - As a hearing enters a third day for the convicted killer at the center of popular podcast "Serial," the focus of testimony has shifted away from an alibi witness toward cell tower data that defense attorneys contend was misleading.

NEW YORK - Earth, Wind & Fire founder Maurice White, whose horn-driven band sold more than 90 million albums and made hits like "September," ''Shining Star" and "Boogie Wonderland," died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles, his brother Verdine said.

BLACKSBURG, Virginia - Natalie Keepers told a judge that she was bullied - just like the 13-year-old girl she is accused of plotting to kill.

JIANGSU, China - Shakhtar Donetsk has confirmed Brazilian midfielder Alex Teixeira is set to move to Chinese club Jiangsu Suning for an Asian record transfer fee of 50 million euros ($56 million).

A look at things to watch this week in the Atlantic Coast Conference: