CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: As President Bush is heading home on Air Force One, more violence in Fallujah. A grenade attack has killed one American soldier and wounded five others. CNN's Jane Arraf joins us live from Baghdad. She has the details -- what happened, Jane?</s>JANE ARRAF, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Carol, details are pretty sketchy, but we do know it happened very early this morning. It might have been on a night patrol, because it was just after midnight local time when someone appeared to have fired on a group of U.S. soldiers with a rocket propelled grenade. Now, one was killed and several others injured. And Fallujah has been a trouble spot ever since April, when soldiers fired on a group of demonstrators, killing more than a dozen of them. Since then, we've had frequent flare-ups in violence and about 1,500 members of the 3rd Infantry Division were deployed there just a couple of days ago to try to put down that violence and to calm that town, which remains a major trouble spot. But still, it's pretty tense, it seems -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: I understand. Call to prayer going on behind you. We'll let you go for now. Jane Arraf reporting live from Baghdad this morning.
Grenade Attack Kills Soldier in Fallujah