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Tonight Europe is on alert for a possible terror attack and a US drone takes out of home in Pakistan where a plot may have been hatched. From CBS News world headquarters in New York, this is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric. Good evening, everyone. Ever since 911, officials have taken every threat, every hint of a terror plot very seriously. So with threats now of a possible attack against a major city in Europe, the United States, Britain, Japan and Sweden are warning their citizens to be extra vigilant바짝경계하는 while traveling there.

 

And today the US sent missiles fired by a drone aircraft into Waziristan in northwest Pakistan. That’s where planning and training for an attack against Europe are believed to be taking place. Five militants were reportedly were killed. Bon Orr in Washington is following the story. Bob? Clearly authorities are going on the assumption추정 that this is a very real threat. Absolutely, Katie, officials are very, very worried about these latest terror threats that they remain active.

 

Across Europe, security forces are on alert, trying to protect landmarks, tourist centers and transportation hubs against vague모호한 terrorist threats, intelligence officials still don’t fully understand. Sources say Al Qaeda and affiliated terror groups are plotting multiple attacks, blessed by Osama Bin Laden, aimed at European cities and modeled on the 2008 massacre in Mumbai. Officials fear some trained operatives정보원 have already been dispatched보내다.

But it’s not clear how many terrorists may be involved or where they are.

 

On our broadcast tonight, on alert. The US tells travelers to be vigilant against terrorism attacks.

And other nations follow suit전례를 따르다. From NBC world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams. Good evening. The US state department has issued a formal travel advisory for all Americans traveling the Europe. It says to be vigilant, be aware of your surroundings, be aware of the possibility of the commando style attacks, for example. Beyond that, beyond being on the lookout조심하라, being cautious, there isn’t much to tell the thousands of Americans who make that trip every day.

 

And in this still fairly new post 911 era, that’s often all there is snip싹둑자르기 of its intelligence, reports, so called chatter and occasional alerts like this one. We have it all covered tonight from here to London beginning with our chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Michel. Andrea, good evening. Good evening, Brian. This travel alert is based on information that intelligence agencies around the world have been collecting for weeks about possible terror attacks in Europe. But they don’t have any specifics about time or place.

 

Tonight on World News, on alert. Ramping up증대하다 security here at home as American travelers overseas spent today keeping eyes on each other. From ABC News headquarters, this is ABC World News with Diane Sawyer. Good evening. All this weekend, all of us in America have been hearing about the terror alert for tourist sites in Europe

and tonight we learn that US homeland security officials have been meeting today

deciding to focus on security right here on mass transit, on trains and subways sometime later this week.

 

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