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Background: Hijack Alert

Margaret Warner reports on FBI alerts that indicate the White House was aware of increased terror threats before September 11.

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NATO, Russia Form Anti-Terror Pact

Members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization took a historic step Tuesday, forming an alliance against terrorism with Russia, the nation NATO was formed half a century ago to oppose.

Ruud Lubbers on Afghan Refugees

For an update on Afghanistan's refugees, Ray Suarez talks to United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Ruud Lubbers.

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U.N. Overhauls Iraqi Sanctions

The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Tuesday to overhaul sanctions on Iraq, cutting red tape that had slowed the delivery of civilian goods, but maintaining the military embargo on Saddam Hussein's regime.

Sanctions Overhaul

The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to overhaul sanctions on Iraq. William Orme, the United Nations correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, discusses the changes.

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Suspect in Mailbox Bombings Surrenders

Nevada state troopers arrested Luke John Helder Tuesday in connection with the planting of 18 pipe bombs in mailboxes across five states.

British Foreign Minister Jack Straw

Jim Lehrer talks with British Foreign Minister Jack Straw about the Middle East conflict and efforts to forge a peace plan.

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Pipe Bomb Suspect Arrested

Police on Tuesday arrested Luke John Helder, the 21-year-old college student wanted for questioning in the planting of 18 pipe bombs across the Midwest.

U.S. Withdraws From International War Crimes Court

The United States announced Monday it will not participate in the world's first permanent international war crimes court.