TONY HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Just past the half-hour. Good morning, everyone -- 11:31. Now in the news, London's police commissioner says today's fatal shooting of a man at a South London subway station is directly linked to yesterday's attempted bombings. Police also have released surveillance pictures of three suspects, and three London locations are being searched in connection to yesterday's attacks. We are covering this developing story throughout the day with live reports from London. Transit systems in the United States remain on heightened alert. Subway passengers in New York are now subject to random searches, and there is a greater show of force by police along train platforms, and even inside cars. A federal report say Chicago officials underestimated how much it will cost to expand O'Hare International Airport. The city has proposed a $15 billion overhaul. The report says inaccurate assessments could affect federal funding for airports nationwide. The project's foes hope to use the report to stop the expansion. And there are job cuts ahead for Kimberly-Clark, the maker of Kleenex tissues and Huggies diapers. The company plans to eliminate nearly 6,000 jobs and sell off or close about 20 manufacturing plants. The Texas-based company reported lower second-quarter earnings, and it is trying to streamline operations. Our coverage of the breaking news out of London continues after the break. Also ahead, we show you a defiant Saddam Hussein, who was back before an Iraqi judge Thursday. Find out what he really thinks about his upcoming trial.
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