High alert raised as US faces potential al Qaida threat
Federal authorities raised the nationwide security alert to high amid fear of expanded al Qaida plans. FBI Director Mueller cautioned there is no specific target or time. Officials noted possible threats to New York, Washington, Boston and coastal areas, while security tightened nationwide.
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Afghan soldiers shot by U S guards at Kabul embassy
Four Afghan soldiers were killed and three wounded when U S Marines guarding the U S Embassy in Kabul exchanged fire with Afghan troops unloading weapons. Afghan officials say it was a misfire amid tense security, with no U S casualties and unclear who fired first.
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