KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: Well, there's new information about the American Airlines' passenger who we've been talking about talking about who allegedly tried to ignite the explosives packed in his shoes during a flight from Paris that was diverted to Boston. CNN national correspondent Susan Candiotti has details now on the efforts to retrace the steps of Richard Reid.</s>SUSAN CANDIOTTI, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): While Richard Reid remains held without bond on a suicide watch at a detention facility in Massachusetts, new details are emerging about his background. He attended the same mosque as alleged terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui, so far, the only person indicted in the September 11 attacks. The mosque is located in Brixton in south London where Moussaoui was kicked out because of his radical views. Reid was last seen at the mosque about two years ago. So far, there is no indication from the director of that mosque that Reid and Moussaoui knew each other or attended the mosque at the same time.</s>CANDIOTTI: U.S. government officials tell CNN Reid has been identified by detainees in Afghanistan. They say that they identified Reid from a photograph that was shown to them and those detainees claim that Reid attended terrorist training camps in Afghanistan. However, there is no independent confirmation of that information. In the meantime, the FBI continues to try to pin down what kind of explosives material was hidden inside Richard Reid's sneakers. Sources say that if Reid had been able to use an automatic cigarette lighter, for example, he might have been more successful in lighting the explosives inside his shoes. There is a bond hearing scheduled for Richard Reid on Friday in Boston, a detention hearing. However, bond is unlikely. Susan Candiotti, CNN, Miami.
Alleged Shoe Bomber May Have Ties to September 11 Suspect