[Bill Hemmer, Cnn Anchor:] We mentioned it a few moments ago, a warning for Americans traveling in the Arabian Peninsula. To the State Department now: CNN's Andrea Koppel with word on this late development here. Andrea, what more do we know?
[Andrea Koppel, Cnn Correspondent:] Bill, I just spoke with one administration official who told me that he thinks these attacks could be imminent. He says they've been building over a period of the last several days, and in his words "The window for these attacks has just opened." Now while officials don't want to tell us who they think might be involved they say they know but they don't want to compromise sources they are saying where. As you mentioned, the Arabian Peninsula. That includes counties like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, where the U.S. has a large military presence, as well as Yemen, where the USS Cole was bombed last year, killing 11 U.S. sailors. Now having said that, U.S. officials tell us that both military U.S. official targets as well as civilian targets could be at risk here. They say that for more information they should contact the U.S. embassy, and of course, be on alert and vary all travel routes.
[Hemmer:] Good news to know. Andrea Koppel at the State Department, again on this late-developing story here. Thank you.