BALDWIN: Welcome back to CNN NEWSROOM. Here's a heads-up. If you're traveling to France any time soon, you need to pay close attention to this one. There's a new al Qaeda terror threat now aimed at France. This is according to Saudi Arabian intelligence. And French officials, they are taking this threat very, very seriously. But, in addition to that piece of information, France is also having trouble tied to its work force. Take a look at this.</s>BALDWIN: Those are French workers on strike. You see them carrying signs. They're protesting the government, which wants to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62, and change their pension benefits. Now, labor union workers, they are out there. They're blocking access to oil refineries. And that has cut production, now gas stations in France just plain flat running out of fuel, between 30 percent and 50 percent of flights out of Paris also being canceled tomorrow. The French government refuses, though, to back down. They say they cannot afford earlier retirement payments. The labor strike has been going on now for a week. A new round of protests are scheduled for Tuesday. And who's on Facebook? I am. Is your personal information possibly safe or not? That is not -- not -- it's not according to a new -- brand-new investigation. And, this time, it's not only your information at stake. It's also your friends' information. That is ahead. Also, two weeks here before the midterms, we're in the full-out sprint. Which issues are you thinking about? T.J. Holmes is in Charlotte asking voters what will drive them to get to the polls. The CNN Election Express is next.
France on Brink of Chaos?