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WASHINGTON ( CNN) - - Twenty- nine days after raising the national threat level to Orange, or high, the Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday reduced the level one notch to Yellow, or elevated. New York City is to remain on Orange alert, and airspace restrictions for Washington and New York introduced during the war against Iraq will remain in place but under review. The threat level was raised from elevated to high at 8 p. m. on March 17, when U.

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At that time, the White House said intelligence from many sources indicated the al Qaeda terror group might attempt to launch attacks against U.

S. interests, claiming it was defending Muslims or Iraqis.

In a written statement, U. Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge said the decision to lower the risk level followed a review of intelligence and an assessment of the threats by the intelligence community. " While we continue to be at risk to the threat of terrorism at an elevated level, extensive protective measures remain in place throughout our nation, " he said. A Bush administration official, explaining the decision to drop the threat level to Yellow, said there has been an decrease in the volume of intelligence chatter, and the intelligence that was continuing to come in was from a narrower range of sources, and from sources not considered highly credible. The official said that under threat level Orange, " We believe there were some people in some locations where they should not have been" and investigations continue.

He would not provide specifics.

New York, which has been at Orange since the September 11 attacks, is to continue its Operation Atlas counter terrorism initiative, the police department said Wednesday. " We are maintaining the current status because New York remains under a greater risk of terrorism than other parts of the country, " said Michael O' Looney, police deputy commissioner. " Although there is no specific threat of terrorism against New York, Operation Atlas remains in effect. " Although the air restrictions remain in place over New York and Washington, other security measures introduced during Operation Liberty Shield are being scaled back. State and local government officials and the business community have been advised that continuous police presence around critical infrastructure is no longer necessary, but that random patrols should continue. At a panel forum Monday, Ridge said he believes that raising the threat level - - and America' s awareness of possible terrorist incidents - - might be serving as a deterrent. " I' m not sure we' re ever going to be able to say that because we raised it from Yellow to Orange or because we modified, changed or enhanced security at this facility, at this bridge, at this tunnel, that it deterred a terrorist from acting, " Ridge said. " But we feel very strongly that it is a very, very important part of how we prosecute domestically the war on terrorism. " Ridge said that America is safer under a Yellow level today than it was under the identical level one year ago because more security practices have become a matter of routine.

It was the third time in the one- year history of the color- coded threat warning system that Ridge had heightened the alert. He first raised it around the first anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, and raised it again in February, citing the increased likelihood that al Qaeda would attempt to attack Americans during or after the Hajj, the Muslim religious period. All three periods of heightened alert passed without incident.

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( CNN Student News) - - January 4, 2010 & # 8226; & # 8226; Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Hi! Happy new year!

We hope you had a wonderful break. My name is Carl Azuz, and CNN Student News is kicking off 2010 right here, right now. AZUZ: First up, the U.

S. government closes its embassy in the Middle Eastern country of Yemen, and that is because of security concerns. One official says that a group called al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula might be planning an attack against the facility. That same group said it was behind an attempted plot to set off an explosive onboard a plane heading to Detroit, Michigan.

That took place on Christmas day. The suspect allegedly brought the explosives on the plane in his underwear. The plan failed when the device he tried to use didn' t detonate correctly. Some people have asked how the suspect made it past security.

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S. official says it' s because of human error. President Obama has promised that everyone involved in the attack will be held accountable for it. But some critics argue that the president' s response to the situation hasn' t been fast enough, hasn' t been aggressive enough. The president also announced that the suspect was trained by al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. That' s the same terrorist group we mentioned before.

The U. S. military has been working with the government of Yemen for a while to fight al Qaeda terrorists. Barbara Starr looks at how that fight has played out in the past. BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Yemeni forces earlier this month on a raid against al Qaeda just north of the capital of Sana' a.

The military shouts, & quot; Come out.

It is better for you. Do not be afraid. & quot; Shots are fired and several suspects are finally captured. This was one of Yemen' s efforts to hit back at al Qaeda.

S. assistance with several recent strikes that may have killed some of these men is now openly acknowledged. ABU BAKR AL- QIRBI, YEMENI FOREIGN MINISTER: They are Yemeni armed forces attacks. They were, of course, supported by American intelligence and by the training of the Yemeni armed forces. STARR: What' s next?

The U.

S. military and the intelligence community are looking at everything they have got on al Qaeda in Yemen. Strikes are expected to continue and could involve U.

S. missiles or aircraft, sources say. The U. S. and Yemen are looking for targets linked to the attack of Northwest flight 253. But direct retaliation hasn' t always worked. FORMER U.

PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON: Our target was terror. Our mission was clear. There will be no sanctuary for terrorists.

STARR: In 1998, after al Qaeda attacked U. S. embassies in east Africa, President Clinton ordered cruise missile attacks against targets in Afghanistan. But al Qaeda was untouched; key operatives had long fled the area. S. retaliation that worked: it happened in Yemen back in 2002.

A U. S. drone fired a missile. One of the dead was an al Qaeda operative believed to have been behind the October 2000 attack on the Navy warship Cole in Yemen that killed 17 sailors.

Even now, the U. S. is continuing to provide training, weapons and intelligence to the Yemeni forces. But if President Obama decides to strike back in retaliation for the botched attack on the Northwest Airlines flight, there will be a target list for him to approve.

Barbara Starr, CNN, the Pentagon. Is this Legit? RICK VINCENT, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Is this legit?

About a third of the world' s population is Christian. Legit! According to the U. S. government, approximately 33 percent of the global population is Christian, making Christianity the world' s largest religion.

AZUZ: And of course, Christians around the world celebrated Christmas on December 25th, marking the birth of Jesus. One of those celebrations, which you see right here, was held in the city of Bethlehem, the site where Jesus was born.

Worshippers gathered at the Church of the Nativity for a ceremony there. And at the Vatican, Pope Benedict XVI led the traditional Christmas Eve Mass. There was a disruption at the beginning, though, when a woman ran toward the pope and knocked him down. The religious leader wasn' t hurt. He was helped up and continued with the ceremony, while Vatican guards removed the woman.

Iran Protests AZUZ: A holy day in Iran marked by violence as protesters clashed with police forces about a week ago. Demonstrators have spoken out against the country' s government for months now, but the clashes on the Muslim holy day of Ashura were the worst so far. At least seven people killed in the violence, though protesters and security forces disagree on how those deaths happened. Meantime, Iran' s government says it' s getting ready to hold a & quot; large- scale military exercise& quot; next month.

The country says the goal is to prepare its forces to fight against an attack by the nation' s enemies. There' s been a lot of tension based around Iran' s nuclear program. The country says the program is for peaceful purposes.

Other countries, including the U. S. , believe Iran might be trying to build nuclear weapons.

Health Care Debate AZUZ: Members of the U. Senate and House of Representatives will be meeting this month to put together a final health care reform bill. The Senate passed its version on Christmas Eve. The House had already passed its bill.

But there are some pretty big differences between the two.

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Another issue: the so- called public option, a government- run health insurance program. House bill includes it; Senate bill doesn' t. So, some compromises need to be made to come up with a final bill. And since that then has to be approved by both Houses of Congress, there are some concerns about whether it will pass. Money Word TOMEKA JONES, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Here' s the deal: Today' s Money Word is depression.

It describes an extreme decline in economic activity, and it is much worse than a recession. Put that in your word bank! AZUZ: The U. S. avoided slipping into a depression during the recent financial crisis, but it did end up in a recession.

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Now, when that economic decline started in December 2007, the number of Americans who were out of a job was around 5 percent. By last November, that number had doubled. Kitty Pilgrim examines what might lie ahead in 2010. KITTY PILGRIM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Happy New Year. More than 15 million people in the country are unemployed; many of them lost their jobs in 2009.

What' s ahead for 2010? Elena Escalona, who spoke to us late last year about her career hopes after sending out dozens of resumes and searching for a job, she suddenly realized what she wanted to do in life. ELENA ESCALONA, SEARCHING FOR A JOB: Luckily, out of all of this and something really positive that has come out of it is that I' ve discovered that I want to become a teacher. And I think I would have never discovered that out of, you know, this entire year of looking for a job.

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We can safely say that we are no longer facing the potential collapse of our financial system and we' ve avoided the depression many feared. Our economy is growing for the first time in a year.

PILGRIM: Next week will also provide a good snapshot of how manufacturing and service sectors held up in December.

As the economy gradually recovers from the worst recession since the Great Depression, going from cutting jobs to creating them is a slow adjustment. Businesses are likely to be cautious, fully convinced in recovery before adding any new hires. DR. MARTIN REGALIA, U.

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In the second inning of the ill- fated game on July 7, star outfielder Josh Hamilton tossed a souvenir ball into the stands after a batter hit a foul ball. Stone stuck out his glove and reached for the ball, but lost his balance and flipped over the railing of the outfield seats. He fell about 20 feet and crashed head- first into an area near a scoreboard, suffering fatal injuries. Stone is survived by his wife, Jenny, and his young son, Cooper, who witnessed the tragic accident.

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Wilma Deering on the & quot; Buck Rogers in the 25th Century& quot; television series. Though she later played Kate on & quot; Silver Spoons, & quot; there was something about that Spandex that was hard to forget. But today, actress Erin Gray has found a way to combine her celebrity with the very real business of fan- based conventions. At events like in Atlanta, the woman known for playing strong female characters now uses her brains to wrangle issues for her celebrity clients as they prepare for close encounters with fans.

Gray runs a company called , which represents about 35 celebrity clients at conventions around the world. CNN caught up with her at Dragon* Con in Atlanta ( unofficially referred to as & quot; Party. Con& quot; ) . Dragon* Con is known for being the most & quot; fan- friendly& quot; convention, which, in itself, can pose both unique opportunities and unique challenges. Heading into the weekend, there were 35, 000 people expected to attend, primarily to see some of the 400 celebrity guests who sign autographs and mingle with the crowds.

Gray knew this meant that there were a lot of things to plan for. & quot; We create 30- page spreadsheets so that we can keep track of where we are in the process, & quot; Gray said. & quot; Are the contracts signed? Have the photos and bios been sent? Are the travel details done? & quot; Today, the former space colonel walks a fine line between getting her clients closer to their fans at conventions and keeping them away. & quot; We' ve had death threats before, & quot; she said. & quot; I' ve had my own personal stalker. I would get nude drawings of my body with a knife and a message saying ' I' m watching you' and ' I' m going to get you. ' When you have a baby, you just feel so vulnerable.

We couldn' t figure it out because it was happening at the studio, & quot; Gray said. Incidentally, it turned out to be a security guard. & quot; The other one, I would get these 10- page tiny handwritten letters front and back and perfect penmanship, and he would say things like ' don' t tell your husband about our relationship. ' And you know how I found out who it was? He said, ' when you waved at me. ' I waved to my postman. This is before we had stalking laws.

And when something like that happens, you think, ' is being an actress worth it? ' & quot; Luckily, Gray doesn' t have those terrifying experiences anymore, but now she has clients who do. & quot; I have a couple of clients who give me the names of their stalkers, and I have to let the promoter know who they are and to keep an eye out for them. I have one who is obsessed with a female celebrity, and this guy e- mails me, texts me, and he' ll come to a show and stand about 20 feet away and stare at her. We' ll hire security, and they will be with security all day long, & quot; Gray said. & quot; Every actor has their stalker. & quot; But the reality is that conventions like Dragon* Con can help make or break an actor' s career.

We are no longer living in the age of Hollywood executives determining who the stars will be, Gray said. We are living in an age of social media, where the fans have a louder voice than ever before.

For example, Gray has one client whom Hollywood paid no attention to.

So she went out on her own and started a webcast, and today has more than 1. 7 million followers on Twitter.

Ouch! That' s gotta hurt all of those people who told Felicia Day, & quot; don' t call us; we' ll call you. & quot; & quot; I think there' s been a major shift in grass roots media because of the internet and because the geeks and nerds rule the world. They are in control in so many ways. The comic is today' s Western, so many movies, and I think that if actors want to optimize their longevity, it' s important for them to meet the fans because those fans are so loyal and will show up at any movie or tune in to any television show they' re on, & quot; Gray said.

The shift in Gray' s own career from onscreen heartthrob to celebrity manager was completely unscripted. & quot; As an actress reaching her mid- to late 40s and the number of roles not being there and still having kids in private schools, there came a point when I hit bottom, and I was desperate to get a job and understand that being a model and actress my entire life since the age of 15, I didn' t have the qualifications to get a normal job, nor did I want to. I couldn' t see myself in a corporate environment under the thumb of some boss, & quot; she said. So she started talking to other female actresses in her position, and before long, they were telling her how she could make money at conventions like these. & quot; I went online and started booking myself, and one day Gil Gerard called me up and said, ' what are you doing? ' and I told him I was going to a show in Ohio, and he said, & quot; Oh, I want to go, book me, and I' ll pay you 10 percent. & quot; Then Gil went and played golf with Marc Singer, and there you have it, a business was born. & quot; Incidentally, both Gerard and Singer made appearances at Dragon* Con this year, along with a host of Gray' s other clients. & quot; Dragon* Con is the number one, in my opinion, fan- based show in the world. The entire focus is on the fans for the fans to have a good time, to satisfy their desires and needs and so on. & quot; Thus the art of managing a celebrity. Gray says she goes to about one con a month, sometimes more.

Get the spreadsheets ready.

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