The New York Times' Dexter Filkins reports from the front lines on day five of the Iraq war, where he is embedded with coalition troops.

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Tom Bearden reports from U.S. Central Command in Doha, Qatar, where U.S. commander General Tommy Franks gave a press briefing on Monday.

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Gwen Ifill gets perspective on the day's military developments from retired colonels John Warden, W. Patrick Lang, and Samuel Gardiner. Aziz Al-Taee, chairman of the Iraqi-American Council, joins their discussion.

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Lee Hochberg reports from Sacramento, California, where citizens turned to prayer yesterday to express their feelings about war and peace.

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A U.S. Patriot missile battery accidentally shot down a British warplane as it attempted to return to its base in Kuwait Sunday, coalition officials said.

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Iraqi forces captured a group of U.S. soldiers attached to a maintenance unit and may have killed some of them before televising interrogations of the others on Sunday.

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In fighting characterized by the U.S. military as the "sharpest engagement" of the war in Iraq thus far, U.S. Marines clashed with a group of Iraqi forces.

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President Bush said he saw substantial progress in coalition efforts against Iraq, but warned Sunday that the last three days of military action represented the beginning stages of a difficult conflict.

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A soldier from the U.S. 101st Airborne Division in Kuwait allegedly attacked a command center tent Saturday, throwing two grenades and firing his weapon at fellow soldiers. The assault killed one American and wounded 15.

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The U.S. Army's Third Infantry took its "steel wave" of tanks, troops and artillery nearly 300 miles from the Kuwaiti border in two days in a race toward Baghdad, encountering pockets of sporadic resistance from Iraqi fighters along the way.

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