On September 11, 2001 the global Jihadist movement attacked our world, as we knew it and our consciousness, as we lived it. Now, ten years later, thanks in part to the Arab Spring and the Navy Seals killing Osama bin Laden, that group appears to be in crisis. Western-backed dictators are finally falling, so you would think that Al Qaeda might be closer to its goal of defeating the infidels and building Islamic states. But the revolutions have empowered the group's chief rivals: Islamist parliamentarians, who are more prone to use ballots, than bullets.

Public safety officials are concerned that a dirty bomb may be deployed by terrorists. Police officials have set up checkpoints at our bridges and tunnels. Investigators throughout the Tri state area are also utilizing tactics and multiple strategies, which include searches and mobile radiation units in various locations, from Times Square to Lincoln Center and elsewhere.

According to the most recent poll, many New Yorkers continue to constantly think about the September 11 terrorist attack and many still do not feel safe.

While the local tension increases, our area's heightened security does also. This, following a "credible" threat that terrorists may wish to unleash an attack on this anniversary of 9/11. Meanwhile, New Yorkers went to work today as police officers swarmed subway stations and bridges in a show of armed force.

Authorities are searching for 3 Al Qaeda terrorists who may be plotting here in NYC, or Washington, DC. These are "significant," but unconfirmed threat to these two cities, federal and state law enforcement say.

TERROR ALERT. Long Weekend Ahead.

INTERPOL WARRANTS. Global Khadafy Search.

OBAMA JOBS PROGRAM. Or Campaign Speech?

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BLACKOUT. Millions Loose Power.

CENTRAL TEXAS FIRES. Prompting Forced Evacuations.

NORTHEAST FLOODING. Susquehanna River Waters Receding.

America's federal government terrorism officials are currently investigating reports of 9/11 anniversary threat which is credible, but unconfirmed. Also, counter-terrorism officials are still assessing a new report of a threat of an attack in major US cities like New York or Washington, DC by using car or truck bombs, timed to take place near the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, according to several officials briefed on the matter.

NYC Mayor Holds Briefing with NYPD and FBI

Mayor Bloomberg, Police Commissioner Kelly and FBI New York Field Office Assistant Director in Charge Fedarcyk

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