CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: President Bush is meeting with Kenya's president this week at the White House. We were just talking about that, because the question on the table is likely to be, is al Qaeda responsible for these attacks? White House correspondent Suzanne Malveaux is watching things down at the White House. Suzanne, a big, important meeting in this investigation.</s>SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Oh, absolutely. We just saw President Bush arrive here at the White House, at the South Lawn, Marine One touching down. The president greeting visitors. He spent the weekend with his family doing the things he loves -- running, chopping wood, even celebrated a birthday party for his twin daughters who turned 21. But President Bush clearly facing a number of challenges coming back here to Washington, including the threat of terror expected ahead.</s>BENJAMIN NETANYAHU, ISRAELI FOREIGN MINISTER: Israel is not on the top of the list. We're the little Satan. Remember, you're the great Satan. We're just an extension of Western -- the corrupt Western civilization, that is democracy in the heart of the Middle East. So we're merely a front position for you.</s>MALVEAUX: Also today, we got an ominous warning from Senate Intelligence Chair Bob Graham who said that if the United States does attack Iraq, Saddam Hussein thinks he's doomed, that they think there's at least a 75 percent chance there will be some sort of terrorist attack against Americans here in the United States -- Carol.</s>LIN: All right, thank you very much, Suzanne Malveaux, live at the White House.
Bush to Meet With Kenya's President at White House