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Schriever (SHREE'-ver) Air Force Base spokeswoman Jennifer Thibault (THEE'-balt) says the building was evacuated after the standoff began on Monday.
She says the airman is a member of a security squadron and is armed with his own handgun. Officials haven't determined his motive.
His name, rank and service history haven't been released.
Schriever is about 60 miles south of Denver. Thibault says the airman is in a building where servicemen and women prepare for deployments. Source
Three buses were damaged in the attack, which involved shooting, the Anatolian Agency reported.
The incident happened at a military checkpoint between the towns of Hama and Homs after a driver took a wrong turn and asked Syrian soldiers for directions, the report said.
The injured men, who included one of the drivers, were taken to a hospital in Antakya, Turkey, the report said.
"We were shocked, didn't know what was happening," the injured driver told the news agency. "All passengers hit the floor of the bus."
Turkish consulate officials advised them to drive non-stop to the border, he said.
"We drove with one flat tire and reached the Cilvegozu border town," he said. Read More
The entire cabinet reportedly submitted its resignation on Sunday, according to state TV.
At least 33 people have died as protesters demanding the military council make way for an interim civilian administration have clashed with security forces in Cairo's Tahrir Square.
The government expressed "deep regret over the painful events," cabinet spokesman Mohammed Hegazy said in a statement carried by the official MENA news agency.
"The government of Prime Minister Essam Sharaf has handed its resignation to the(ruling) Supreme Council of the Armed Force.
"Owing to the difficult circumstances the country is going through, the government will continue working" until the resignation is accepted, he said. Read More
They were found on a pavement in King Edwards Road, Middlesbrough, by builder Mark Waters as he arrived for work on Saturday morning.
Environmental health teams are now looking into the grisly find and they are looking into the possibility that it was part of an odd sport's club initiation ceremony.
A spokesman said: 'Our officers were made aware of a number of discarded animal heads on Saturday morning which are believed to have been dumped in a nearby skip.
'Investigations are on-going as to the source of the animal parts and how they came to be in the road.'
The remains were cleared by Middlesbrough's area care team.
A student who lives close by said: 'There have been a lot of initiations into sports clubs recently so maybe it was something to do with that.'
Although there are no butcher's shops in the immediate vicinity, a number of restaurants and takeaways back onto the road on which the pigs' heads were found.
Another theory that is circulating around the area is that they were being used for the meat in their cheeks then put into a nearby skip.
A source said: 'I suspect that someone, or a group of people, has had a bit to drink, gone past the skip and seen the heads and thought it would be funny to do something like this. Read More
Muhammed Javed, 45, drove straight into Huw Lloyd, who was left clinging to the bonnet for 80ft, before suffering head injuries and a fractured hand.
Javed, from Bristol, was jailed for six months after admitting using the cab as a weapon last April.
Bristol Crown Court heard that Javed, who moved to the UK from Pakistan 21 years ago, drove off after the incident, leaving the injured man in the street. Read More
Belgium's finance minister Didier Reynders has vowed to confront Germany over the 'morally indefensible' tax demands which have been arriving in the mailboxes of elderly war survivors over the past few weeks.
'It is shocking that people who during World War II were forced to work by the Nazis have now received tax demands from the authorities related to the compensation eventually paid for that work,' he said.
Several dozen former victims of the forced labour regime imposed by the Nazis after they conquered Belgium in May 1940 have received the demands. Read More
The move comes days after an International Atomic Energy Agency report highlighted new concerns about "the possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program," the Treasury statement said Monday.
The IAEA's governors approved a resolution last week expressing "deep and increasing concern about the unresolved issues regarding the Iranian nuclear program.
Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful and has called the U.N. watchdog's report "unbalanced" and "politically motivated."
"The IAEA's report last week provided further credible and detailed evidence about the possible military dimensions of the Iranian nuclear program," British Foreign Secretary William Hague said in a statement. "Today we have responded resolutely by introducing a set of new sanctions that prohibit all business with Iranian banks." Read More
AP news agency reported the increased death toll, while the country's Health Ministry said another 1,750 people had been wounded.
It was not specified whether the dead and injured were protesters, or whether they included policemen and army soldiers.
Power is due to be transferred by military leaders in 2012 or early 2013, but protesters are demanding a firm date.
As demonstrations grow, more people are calling for the military to step down immediately in favour of an interim civilian council.
Protesters reportedly thwarted an attempt by police to evict them from Cairo's central Tahrir Square on Monday morning after officers fired tear gas and attacked a makeshift field hospital.
Witnesses also said protesters broke up pavements and hurled chunks of concrete at police. Read More
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