内容摘要："We're nearly there. I just need to see if anything's gone wrong, but I feel slightly relieved," she said.

"We're nearly there. I just need to see if anything's gone wrong, but I feel slightly relieved," she said.

In a video statement, Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell said: "At this point, there does not appear to be any connection at all between the shooter and any of the victims."Details about the victims began to emerge Friday. One of two people killed was an employee of food service provider Aramark, the company said on Friday.

Tiru Chabba, 45, of Greenville, South Carolina, was a married father of two, according to a statement from a law firm hired by his family. He was on the Florida campus working Thursday when the shooting began."We are heartbroken to confirm that an Aramark employee was among those killed at FSU yesterday in that senseless act of violence," the company, which manages Florida State University's on-campus dining programmes, said in a statement. "We are absolutely shaken by the news and our deepest sympathies are with the family and our entire Aramark community."The other dead victim, university dining worker Robert Morales, was identified by his sister, who posted a tribute online. His LinkedIn profile said he had been working at FSU as a university dining co-ordinator since 2015.

At a news conference on Friday, doctors at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare hospital said six people injured by gunshots were in stable condition, with one seriously injured.Doctors said two of the victims would be released from hospital on Friday, and all were expected to make full recoveries.

According to a police timeline, officers responded to an active shooter call shortly before midday local time on Thursday. An alert was issued warning students and those on campus to "seek shelter and await further instructions".

"One of my classmates got an alert on her phone and announced it to the rest of the class," student Ava Arenado told CBS News Miami.Iran expressed a hope for "the swift end of military conflicts, the prevention of terrorist actions, and the commencement of national dialogue" with all parts of Syrian society.

Turkey said Syria was now at a stage "where the Syrian people will shape the future of their own country". Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said the new government "must be established in an orderly manner" and warned that "the principle of inclusiveness must never be compromised".US President Joe Biden said the collapse of the Assad government was a "fundamental act of justice" after decades of repression, but cautioned that the takeover by Islamist rebels created a moment of "risk and uncertainty".

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the collapse of the Assad government was the "direct result" of his country's action against Hezbollah and Iran.Iraq, where powerful Iran-backed militias sent fighters to support the Syrian military in the civil war, said it supported efforts to open a dialogue in Syria "leading to the adoption of a pluralistic constitution that preserves the human and civil rights of Syrians".