they fell because one of the parliament members and the militants who are believed to belong to al qaida opened fire three people have been killed in the crossfire and several were injured as well as on credit of the head of the church and republic says the operation which was very short fifteen twenty minutes is now over three police officers have been killed in the crossfire and seventeen people are now reported to be injured six police officers and eleven civilians there have been conflicting reports about the situation in chechnya like there were reports about suicide bomb ins near the parliament and this was denied later on bunda ministry over internal affairs there also were reports that one of the militants as caves and two cost edges and this was also denied and there were reports that one of the members of the palm and has been heard and we haven't received any information about this so far. today at eight forty five am militants made an attempt to get into the parliament building as usual their plans failed police stopped them all the militants were killed. the security measure

a suspected al-qaida member was said to have worked at nuclear facilities in new jersey for six years before moving to yemen. reports out of dallas of an armed gunman inside the brooke haven college calm puts. that school now in -- campus. that school now in lockdown. an alert is out to all students telling them to stay inside while they sort this situation out. trace gallagher has the latest. >> reporter: this is north of dallas, this is farmer's branch and brooke haven college is a two-year community college. the information we have is that

authorities have called google more of an international terrorist linking his activities with al qaida now in washer the man is the first on the list of wanted by the country's security forces and the country's authorities as he was behind the two explosions that took place in moscow's not sure in march this year when two female suicide bombers exploded themselves killing forty people and leaving another eighty eight injured just several months after that another explosion to place in the city of particular school in a car that was parked on one of the streets over the city exploded injuring thirty people luckily no one died in that one just two months after that another suicide bomber drove a car sues the cars central markets and exploded himself in the car killing nineteen people and leaving t.v. hundred injured and many experts also linked with those two terrorist attacks to the international terrorist groups also recently i've actually been was arrested in the moscow region that man was the search spreading extremist literature among people he is the head of one of international te

a terror raid repelled a group of militants linked to al qaida has stalled the parliament building in russia's republic of chechnya all killed in a prompt security operation. speaking recently agreeing continentally and uniting globally russian french and german leaders meet in the french resort of ill to talk about terra visas and security. statistics pools to refute striving education system as many incompetent drivers bribe their way into the roads and also to silence. them as russian agent and a chaplain hits the pages of a men's magazine and as the next edition of maxim describes inspire us the country's many more than its national football team and state of the. around the clock around the world this is r.t. here in moscow a group of militants who broke into the parliament of russia's republic of chechnya have all been killed in a shootout with special forces at least three other people died and seventeen were injured as the gunman stormed into the building in the capital grozny more details now from our correspondent. we are in front of the parliament that has been attacked by

members of the church in parliament and these militants which they are believed to be linked to al qaida they opened fire they will clocked in the building the head of the chechen republic runs on getting above says that the special operation that was very short of fifteen twenty minutes is now over and all militants have been killed at least one police offices have been killed in the crossfire and see seen people are injured they have been in fact been conflicting reports about the situation and groans and they like reportedly one man with an escaped into hostages but base was denied later on by the ministry of interior no affairs they also have been reports that we saw former drew near the parliament but this hasn't been confirmed most reports say that police officers have been injured and police officials stress that no civilians have been. during this special operation they were also speculations that one of the column and excuse shows was good but this hasn't been confirmed. just to tell you a bit of details the militants have been very active in the north caucuses and in russia thi

and other allies around the world..3 %-mumbai style attack in europey al-qaida groups.ricans to be vigilant when using public transportation, or visiting toorist attractions. >> we are concerned enough to alert those that are in eurrpe, to be alert to their surroundings. >> there are some details about possible targets, including the eiffel tower, two times in a few weeks it was closed because of threats. in berlin, targets are there. and. >> what is new about this warning, is that other european countries areecovered. that means that the al-qaida potential threat may be continental -- >> former cia officer said the ú%st could be code words and not major targets. >> in terms of impact, it doesn't have to be one of those big things. you go into a mall and shoot somebody up. >> state department said the alert calls for common sense, travel precautions. including not discussing travel plans with strangers, registering with the embasss of and not canceling your trip to3 >> crackdown on credit card temperatures today frrm the justice department. the justice department filed

it is about to strike al-qaida wherever they might pay. be. i have been on the intelligence committee for five years and i worked to try to find out where this threat is. people in the intelligence and military committee consider me a person who has worked artist to understand the threat of al- qaida in africa. the notion that you dismissed that it is weakening america -- that is dead wrong. it is unfair. we need to honor these people who are fighting for is over there when they come home very i took the lead in making sure there are veterans centers for making sure there are people who can get treated for mental health issues. there will be centers around the state. i believe in honoring and supporting our troops in there and when they come home. i have been honored by the national organization of veterans service offices as the number one legislator in the country this year for my work on behalf of those veterans. vote? didn't you you are one of 25 senators that refused to vote for the resolution can -- condemning the ad in the new york time

. >> intelligent sources say there's no reason to doubt that the voice on the al-qaida tapes belong to osama bin laddin. he calls for more help from those impacted by floods. what government spends on relief is secondary to what they spend on armies. his reference to the floods suggest it was made in the past 2 months, and it seems to prove that the al-qaida leader eludes u.s. efforts to kill him. dozens of fighters have been killed, and the tape comes as european security officials work to disrupt terror plots targeting major cities in france, germany and denmark and bin laddin is at the center of the new threat. sources say thought to be hiding along the pakistan afghan border strike when and when they can. security forces across europe remain on high aliter alert. >> it's always good to be here with you, as well. highs 62 degrees in half-moon bay and san francisco. concord and livermore at 88 degrees. this is our live cbs weather camera, and we have dense pouring in towards the golden gate bridge, and in fact as we all rise and shine for sunday, we'll be greeted by the overcast cond

. >> reporter: sources say osama bin laden and other senior al- qaida leaders are behind the plot. the trained operatives may have already been dispatched to carry out attacks mod modeled after the one in mumbai. >> i wouldn't say we have specific information about a particular place, a particular time, but we have sufficient information that justified the issuing of the alert. >> reporter: japan has joined the alert of warning citizens. but the number of terrorists involved and hard information about where they'll strike is unknown. >> we are in the middle sequence of this plot. but we know it's underway, we know it's been directed by al- qaida but we don't know when it may be executed and we don't know who's going to perpetrate it. >> reporter: travelers coming back from europe noticed the increased security. >> i think there's always a threat. here in the united states also. >> reporter: those leaving on the flightily night to london were not disrupting their travel plans. >> we have to go about our business don't we. if we stop because of this we won't do anything. >> reporter:

and the west certainly have a great deal of interesting cooperation on things like terrorism and al qaida speaking of cooperation the british government suspended cooperation between the british and russian special services after the death of a little in elko do you think it was the right thing to do. driving or is the right thing to do i i guess it probably was actually at the time i mean do you think it was the right thing to do for the first serve intelligence to send someone to. and kill a russian emigre who is living in london. here it was clearly retribution to someone who had who was seen as having betrayed the the cause of the former k.g.b. . so as you know as a sovereign state i don't think britain could allow russia. russia north orate is to to reach into britain and kill someone in that way. or do you think it was all because litvinenko was really an m i six agent. i have no idea whether living younger was an m i six agent it is entirely possible that he was passing intelligence on to my six and it certainly wouldn't surprise me in any way whatsoever but i think the it was it w

part of a suspected terror plot that is accused of working with people he believed were members of al qaida who were actually f.b.i. agents a u.s. counterterrorism official says there is no indication that was ever in touch was real militants and as art is marina part not found out critics say the f.b.i. is increasingly using tactics that amount to entrapment. may two thousand and nine according to the f.b.i. the four men intended to carry out their plan. for african-american muslims are arrested but you have to say sir paraded in front of new york news cameras presented as the faces of homegrown terrorism individuals that. jewish facilities here in the bronx it also takes on a military aircraft. a terrifying plot the f.b.i. claims to have more than the suspects quickly dubbed the new book for our poor illiterate ex conflicts with neither passports nor licenses no direction foreign entity or real terrorist group instead direction came from shahid hussain a pakistani immigrant on the f.b.i. payroll reportedly paid nearly one hundred thousand dollars for his services f.b.i. operatives provide

on group of militants linked to al qaida stormed the parliament building in the republic of chechnya but well killed in a security operation. the russian president has promised the french and german leaders he will attend next month's nato summit. in france is welcomed as a step closer ties with the e.u. . russia is horrific car crash that calls to review its driving education system as many incompetent drivers bribe their way into the roads. coming up in the business. plans to raise about five billion dollars over the next two years find out in about twenty minutes time. why news live from moscow this is aussie welcome to the program. a group of militants who broke into the parliament of russia's republic of chechnya have all been killed in a shootout with special forces at least three other people died and seventeen were injured as the gunman stormed into the building in the capital grozny more details now from our correspondent oksana literature over. we are in front of the parliament that has been attacked by the militants earlier this day the investigators are still working on t

dissipate the strength of al qaida and its allies in pakistan the fact is that they are they i was wondering if i was easily out of sort of hide and. pakistan ok go ahead i'm sorry you were interrupting me so i couldn't hear you leave jump and go ahead. yeah. i know it was a it was a funny line about how the united states is loved in the middle east but as a matter of as a matter of fact the us does have much more popular support in the us is admired and respected much more in the greater middle east than most people are willing to acknowledge it in a lot of times and for including very good reasons including iran's stand courting iran iran as the united states is the most popular country and we're ready and i don't know any other country in the middle east right kind of ironic though i mean where else is america popular go to the countries that syria jordan well look i mean we have here we have a problem we have a problem right now and i'm not going to put it just on the obama administration because the bush administration certainly had problems as well but there was a time back in you know

and they are some sources say that it's over and three militants that are believed to be linked to al qaida have been tilled but there are also information there's also information that one militant is alive and he's still inside the building we've several hostages. and now the information is that thirteen people have been taken to hospital and so they were many people injured these men could be the same group that attacked the whole village of the chechen president runs on to do a girly at least also militants have been very active in the north caucuses and in russia here and these groups linked to those high the one behind the moscow metro flags and we saw bombing in front of the market in bodyguard cars the temper. is that fair way to formation is that fifteen people have been taken to hospital and we will keep you updated of all the special offer ration thanks for mentioned of course we keep our fingers on the pulse of the situation there in the chechnya and we will be bringing our viewers more on this as we get it for a moment thanks for this update from chechnya. and the shooting in c

security operations in southern russia recently which have revealed how militants have links to al qaida parties nataly enough of the reports now on the impact international terrorism has on russia. interior ministry blames that south unforeseen got caught who recently left the group of terrorists headed by doku umarov a double one of his number one on the list of people wanted by the russian security services and the countries are stored as he's the one with duke's there sponsibility for the deadly blast that took place in moscow as met show in march this year that one two female suicide bombers exploded themselves at two separate central moscow metro stations killing forty people and leaving and the other eighty eight injured and dooku lot of was named an international terrorists that has links with al qaida by the u.s. authorities recently and a lot of the terror attacks that have taken place in the washer recently were associated with international terror groups as investigations into them have shown and experts saying that says terrorists across from different countries are in sites

war effort against al qaida i think they need to cut back the straits not increase and because they're there apparently of those these latest round of strikes is to prevent terrorists from attacking europe and last i knew the united states was not in europe i mean we're supposed to be safeguarding our own security and i think we're going away in pakistan just makes more enemies so i think for the pakistani people sake and for the united states say and also i think for the effectiveness against al qaeda these drone strikes should be restricted to. not even the pakistani taliban and i think that would help a lot and it would avoid killing innocent pack of pakistani civilians are still ahead in the program and duty calls more than a quarter of a million young russian and called up to serve in the un and really this year's draft will see some changes that. ukraine's constitutional court has to rule if the president should once again be given more power than the parliament the amendments to the countries in or turning ukraine into a parliamentary republic were adopted six years ago the cour

it's about a 26-year-old, a new jersey guy he went to yemen hooked up with al-qaida.t arrested, tried to break out of prison, in the pros sis -- process shot and killed a guard now he's being held in yemen on murder charges. while he was in the united states he worked at six nuclear plants in different states. new jersey, pennsylvania and maryland. he was a laborer, he had access to the interior of the plants though not to computers or secure areas. he was open about his militant views telling others, if you can put this on the screen it's a quote, we are brothers in the union, but if holy war comes look out. he referred to nonmuslims as infidels an went onto unusual web sites that his cowork withers, even web sites with nuclear clouds on them. the experts say this could have been a major problem. listen. >> vigilance is continual. you have to accept the fact there are holes and you're always trying to plug the holes before someone finds out they exist and that's the struggle we are in. >> reporter: the nuclear regulatory is considering these changes. help employees t

interested in this al-qaida chapter because of a fellow by the name of anwar al-awlaki, the u.s.l yemen cleric. he's been linked to several militant terror attacks on u.s. soil including an individual, shahzad sentenced to prison because of a car bomb attack last year. back to you. jenna: an area of the world we are really watching. thank you for bringing us the story, greg palkot in london. jon: a pretty sobering development related to the deadly pipeline blast that destroyed a neighborhood in san bruno last month. companies operating gas lines are required to file emergency p- plans in case of disaster like this one. the plans are offer limits to you. neither states or federal agencies keep copies in their offices. a whole lot of folks live near the gas lines, they snake all across the country. there are 2 1/2 of fuel pipelines, enough to circle the earth one hundred times. carl weimer is here. carl, if i want to find out how long that pipe has been there, how old it might be, where do i go to find that information? >> reporter: well, a lot of that information is really hard to

officials there believe al-qaida is to blame.onvoy along with several staff members. one staffer was hurt and three bystanders also hit. in a separate incident outside the capital, a french security guard was shot to death and it's believed that al-qaida is responsible for that attack as well. insurgents have set fire to 25 more nato fuel tankers in pakistan this morning. one of the drivers was killed in this fiery attack. it's the sixth incident since pakistan shut down a major border crossing last week. leaders there claim it's retaliation after a nato chopper ambushed their troops. an investigation into the incident wraps up today. is it a sign of the times for president obama? the presidential seal comes crashing down right in the middle of his speech. watch him. >> we cannot sustain -- whoops. was that my -- that's all right. all of you know who i am. but i'm sure there's somebody back there that's really nervous right now. they're sweating bullets back there right now. >> it happened during a speech at "fortune" magazine's

this follows fresh threats from al-qaida. the concern is that terrorists armed with assault weapons may be plotting attacks on public places in europe similar to the deadly 2008 shooting spree in india. some european allies are concerned that the proposed travel washing could have negative implications on tourism. they say it's an overreaction to the situation. >>> al-qaida leader, osama bin laden, says muslim nations have not done enough to support flood relief efforts in pakistan. >> alan: in his second audio regarding billion -- osama bin laden points out that arab leaders did not come because the distance is short and there are claims of brotherhood. bin laden accuses the media of not reporting the floods effectively. he has taken a softer tone in order to broaden the group's appeal. >> in afghanistan, the u.s. military surge continues to show signs of success, and there were warnings from afghanistan's president. >> reporter: an upbeat cars hamid karzai warned that the u.s. will leave one day and they will be responsible

just days ago the united states warned americans traveling to europes to be individual lent because al- qaidaplanning an attack somewhere. david letterman presentationed tony blair about what he thinks about the situation. >> we don't know what to think of it. it is based on things people have heard or know so you have to take it seriously. the trouble is you can end up leading a restricted life. the truth is. >> it is in effect through the end of january by the way. when the orioles take too the field next season, a new vendor selling food, fans in the stands, they gauche yaifting another con -- negotiating with another concession company. they had warned a loss of the contract would mean 600 lay offs but those people would simply move to the new vending company. >>> also in sports, pittsburg steeler, blog be at practice for a second straight dayed to, he made the come back yesterday, generally he is said to look good. ben roethlisberger compared being back to learning how to ride a back again as they practiced with his receivers. >> i said sorry i am making you guys run but i what president

does this mean that al-qaida is getting strong sner? >> former c.i.a. hunted down bin laden in the past joins us now. your thoughts about the tapes and how it relates in the last 10 days and how it relates to this european threat on american -- on american tourists and on european target? >> well, i think the tapes are quite a different thing from what's going on in europe so the tapes are just a continuation of bin laden's 15 or 16 year concern about good governance in the muslim world. he was talking about the failure of governments to rescue the pakistani people who were displaced by floods or other catastrophes. what's going on in europe is just simply the continued growth of al-qaidaism. whether it's in europe or african or asia or in north america. it's a continuing daily sign that we have yet to take the measure of this enemy and certainly have not killed enough of them. >> michael, apparently this intercept has been deemed credible but not specific and some of the targets they've mentioned. we've got them on a big screen over there, eiffel tower

comes after workers at ssveral banks say they approved month without reading the documents. ú >> al-qaidaama bin laddn is sending messages again. a new tape has surfaced showinn the terror leader speaking ouu against the pakistani government deadly ffoods. he also calls for relief on climate change. -his is his third message in the authenticity of thh tape has not been verified. >> it has been an autumn of extremes. firss it starts off hot. now wet. >> so my question is: what's3 next? emmly gracey is back with the sky watch forecast. %->> hi guys. wild couple of months and year for weather. we saw the pass couple of days, ú%all caam over the harbor.g, temperatures cooling down. we are down to the mid 50s here in balttmore. clear skies aiding in the cooling. and calm winds as well. so the humidity at 80 percent right noo. we have seen aalot of rain over the past couple of days. reeord breaking rain, at bwi tturgood marshall airport. 6.09 innhes yesteeday, 4.99 in washington and up and dowwnthe westcoast we dealt with the3 weather. moving out..3 and dry conditions right now. although imppct

these knew al-qaida threats could be similar to the deadly 2008 shooting spree in mumbai, india. the targets are believed to include england, germany, france and italy. sweden raised its alert the highest level. britain0s security level remains at high. a travel alert is less serious than a travel warning, and all the american government cannot keep people from traveling. >> alan: the voice of only only -- osama bin laden has emerged, but he is urging muslim nations to do more for flood victims in pakistan. the audiotape osama bin laden acknowledges ban ki-moon's visit to pakistan, and points out arab leaders did not come to help even though the distance is shorter and there are claims of brotherhood. osama bin laden accuses the media of not reporting the flooding accurately. >>> five weeks after a big tea party event in washington, dc, liberals are hold are their own gathering. thousands of people are takenning the one nation march working together rally at the lincoln memorial. organizers say it's an antidote to the tea party. the reverend al sharpton said it's time to focus on

here in the united states, but security has been increased for cargo and passenger flights while al- qaida has not been blamed in this incident, the group is active in yemen. >>> on the bay bridge tonight, construction ewes had finished stacking -- construction crews had finished stacking two of the huge the towers that will finish making the span of the new by bay bridge. right now the tower is more than 200 feet high. when all five pieces are in place in the coming months it'll be more than 500 feet high. those columns will eventually hold the suspension part of the bridge. >>> and this morning, the players, their families and team management boarded buses outside of at&t park as fans cheered them on. fans are hoping they can clench in texas. >> this is a good baseball team, we're going into their park. it's a hitter's park and we have to win two baseball games to bring this thing home. >> the buses took the giants to sfo where they boarded their flight to texas. >>> now that the rangers are bringing the world series to arlington, it marks a first in the franchise's 33 years there. -- ev

as kathryn brown reports, the sea n for *more suspects, with links to al-qaida. >>> katherine brown reports the search is on for more suspects with lynx to al-queda. >> reporter: security forces in yemen have arrested a woman they believe tried to ship bombs to the u.s. information provided by the u.s. and the united arab emirates led to her capture. on friday the two explosive devices concealed in printer cartridges were discovered on cargo planes in england and done. the packages contained white powder syringes and wiring and bound for synagogues. officials believe the bomb they found may have been designed to go off on the plane. >> i can confirm that the device was viable and could have exploded and had it detonated, the aircraft could have been brought down. >> reporter: cbs news learned the devices contained significant amounts of the explosive pten more than the amount used in last year's failed bombing. officials suspect the arab indian peninsula branch was behind the attack and is responsible for the latest plot as well. while security at u.s. airports were beefed up after the bomb

drone attack, this is an al-qaida stronghold, you can imagine what they were doing there. in the past week it has been reported that the increased number of drone attacks we have been seeing against pakistan, has been an effort by the united states to break up this alleged terror plot to targets -- target sites in europe. there's been another report that specifically there were eight germans and two britains said to be involved in this ring. getting back to your original report, what we were reporting to you last wednesday is that a key figure in this, an afghan german we just learned today spent time in the very same town in summer, that's when he heard from the al-qaida operative that the plot was going to go forward and he heard, megyn that osama bin laden was not only behind it but helping to bank roll it, very interesting stuff. megyn: the u.s. government thought there was a credible threat, it issued this travel alert. a lot of people love to go to europe, in particular in the fall. >> reporter: we have found as americans always are with this, brave, stoic and they a

bail doing and that the special operation has begun religions that are built you could be linked to al qaida have been blocked inside the pale green bay one report said there are two or three americans and they were conflicting reports about hostages taken and the latest information at least four people are dead. these militants it could be the same group that attacked the home village of the chechen president graham done prisoner of earlier this all time and the middletons i mean the north caucuses and in russia have been active and with links to al qaeda they are they want behind the moscow metro blast this march and the blast in politico of cards this september. is the latest information this question also ration might be over there and we will keep you updated. ok kind of thank you for bringing us the latest of course we will be updating our viewers on what's happening in chechnya in the capital grozny as we get more information and facts confirm thanks very much indeed saima have trouble there. now immigration tensions are rising in germany following chancellor angela merkel's statement

from al qaida talking about. complicated structure as dated does not help in dealing with today's challenges. well just think about security problems and by the way. this points to nato needs its military forces in order to defend its borders from outside. who would attack nato. especially because she's no longer considered an enemy. who needs to be involved in all nato projects. nato good question if anybody plans to attack nato this would not be a military threat and in order to deal with this threat they don't need such huge military forces they need some. special services these services could exchange information some duct special operations targeting certain regions dealing with specific threats nato can spend as much time as it wants looking for a job but i think its current qualifications make it hard for the alliance to find an appropriate job. has been revealed this. pay special attention to the issue of delegating. to the afghan authorities. we are now getting alarming reports from afghanistan. how long

al-qaida suspect worked at six nuclear power plants before his arrest earlier this year in yemen. he spoke openly about his militant views to fellow workers, and his lawyers admit he was in contact with anwar al-awlaki, a radical cleric in yemen linked to several terrorist attacks. ralph larson is a senior fellow at the kennedy school belfer center as well. thank you for joining us. shocking to know that one of these employees at a power plant could be linked to terrorists. talk to us a little bit about how vulnerable power plants are. >> fortunately we don't hear about it very often that is the good news. this was clearly a break down in security. the good news there is people recognized it. i've read the inspector general audit from the nuclear regulatory commission, it took it very seriously and enacted a number of recommendations that are going to be enacted to hopefully improve security. i would stress here that security is like anything else, there is no such thing as perfect security and the most important thing is to recognize that we have very strong security in our nucle

chechen parliament may have been a regional militant leader a key to demonstrate his strength to al qaida. and also reporting a lot to be human trafficking laws in india lead to thousands of shattered lives and that's what its goals come to the big city by promises of a better life but then. and he continues at the top of the in less than thirty minutes from now with my colleague in the meantime it's. his guess whether multiculturalism is failing in the world. keep. a low key and welcome the crosstalk i'm here to live well the issue of immigration has leapt to the top of the agenda throughout europe and the united states german chancellor angela merkel says attempts to build a multicultural society in germany have utterly failed is multiculturalism evolution or is it merely the stuff of cheap populist politics and elections coming . to. discuss multiculturalism today i'm joined by an ability dani in london she's a french journalist and commentator and in stockholm we we go to kent a good op he's a member of parliament for sweden's democrat party and another member of our team on the hunge