Events at a Glance
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ATTACK
Bombing continues, as do humanitarian food drops. The United States says 31 targets were hit on the first night.
REACTION
Anti-American rallies rock Pakistan and the West Bank, where Palestinian police open fire on a crowd of Islamic fundamentalists.
SECURITY
Security measures get stricter in the U.S. and Britain as officials fear terrorist reprisals.
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