Rebels bring uneasy handshake as West African troops enter Monrovia
In Monrovia Liberian rebels and government fighters met on contested bridges in a rare moment of calm as Nigerian troops joined a planned West African deployment of 3 250 peacekeepers. Aid pours in while civilians suffer from sieges and a halted city.
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Marriott bombing kills 14 in Jakarta
A suspected death by own action bombing hit the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta injuring 148 and killing 14. The blast damaged nearby embassies and set cars alight as investigators linked the attack to Jemaah Islamiyah and possible al Qaida ties.
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Airport screeners to scrutinize electronic devices at checkpoints
The Department of Homeland Security announced tighter screening of electronic belongings including cell phones cameras and radios at U S airport checkpoints citing intelligence on how ordinary items could conceal explosives or weapons. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge warned of longer delays during the August travel period urging passengers to remove electronics from carry on and cooperate with enhanced procedures.
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