, please, well done, comrade artman, you shoot well, we are trying , i hope no one needs to explain howe someone can add something, come here, it flew quickly, but the altitude was low, yes, on the instruments it was 500 m, but it is higher i was flying, i'm like this fired, the roar was 40 degrees, which means you can accurately determine the area, but didn’t it explode? no, let's try to figure out the place, i go into combat every day. duty, we honestly and professionally fulfill our duty, working for peace and creation. i came to the ministry of emergency situations, after serving in the army i always wanted not to save, but to be useful. in order to be ahead, i strive to always show my subordinates how to master our profession, but this must be a person who is loyal to our state, devoted to his life ideals and who... is purposeful and ready to go fulfill his duty to save human life. i went through all the stages of our career, starting from an ordinary rescuer and ending now as the head of an entire detachment. our fire and rescue squad has 14 units of military equipment and, of cou

one controversy has unfolded at the artman cm of indiana university. artist was scheduled to have her first american retrospective this month. >> a work of art returning from an exhibition. carried up the stairs to the new york studio of its creator. >> being treated like a princess. >> this is no routine return. it was never put on display. the exhibition was scheduled to be shown at a museum of art at indiana university. it was canceled in late december. >> the only thing they told me was a two sentence letter. the show was canceled and the artwork would be returned safely. >> she is known for large and vibrant abstract paintings, which she has been making for more than 60 years. she also creates sculptures and works with fiber and textiles and was an early practitioner of computer and digital art, teaching herself how to write computer programs in the 1980's. she is also a passionate supporter of palestinian culture and an advocate for palestinian rights. she was born in jerusalem in 1936 when palestine was under british control. her family eventual

steve artman will police are searching for whoever killed two people their bodies found in a storm roome university of colorado in colorado springs. it set to reopen for students and faculty are still shaken. worried about their safety and what exactly happened in the storm. christina coleman has the very latest they are not saying if of the victims or students. >> that is right police are not saying much publicly about this case right now. as far as we still know that killer is on the loose. so far police have not announced any arrests colorado springs police tell me they're working around the clock on this case. they say officers found two people dead with at least one gunshot wound each around 6:00 a.m. on a storm room on campus after responding to reports of shots fired. there is a campuswide lockdown friday for about 90 minutes after the two victims were found dead. the double homicide shocked the community. >> a million text texan calls tm my friends and parents and then jump them just like i don't know what's happening i look at my window there's a ton of police cars all over the