Are 'Freelancers' Co-Opting Al Qaeda's Name?  Attacks in Egypt
and London may illustrate a shift in the way terrorists operate.
University of Pennsylvania professor Marc Sageman tells Jacki
Lyden "freelancers" carry out some attacks that are not always
endorsed by al Qaeda.    Authorities in both Great Britain and
Egypt have been pursuing leads in separate terrorism
investigations over the weekend. Police in England announced
today they've arrested a third man in connection with the July
21st attempted bombings in London. They're also looking into
links between London's bombers and terror cells in Somalia and
Ethiopia. Professor Marc Sageman with the University of
Pennsylvania has been studying al-Qaeda since its inception in
1988. He says connections between al-Qaeda and terrorist cells
in countries around the world are indirect. I spoke with him
earlier today.  Professor MARC SAGEMAN (University of
Pennsylvania): This whole terrorist threat has evolved because
of our success in destroying the training camps