Suspicious Items Found on Planes

UPDATED BREAKING NEWS...President Barack Obama released the following statement:  Suspicious items found overseas in at least two locations with destinations in the United States "apparently contain explosive material."  President Obama called the situation "a credible threat against our country." 
It has been confirmed that the packages originated from Yemen.

UPDATED NEWS...U.S. officials believe that al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) are behind the terror plot that caused security scares at airports in the U.S. and the United Kingdom. 
FBI Special Agent  Ross Rice released the following statement, "Since two of the suspicious packages that were intercepted were addressed to religious institutions in Chicago, all churches, synagogues and mosques in the Chicago area should be vigilant for any unsolicited or unexpected packages, especially those originating from overseas locations."

BREAKING NEWS...Suspicious items have been found on planes in the United Kingdom and the United States.
US airports are on high alert after suspicious items have been found on a plane in the United Kingdom overnight.The suspicious package found on a plane in the UK was a "manipulated" toner cartridge that tested negative foe explosives.
In the United States suspicious packages have been found on cargo planes at airports in Newark, NJ and Philadelphia, PA as well as a UPS truck in New York. There are two UPS cargo planes being investigated at Philadelphia International Airport and one UPS cargo plane at Newark Liberty International Airport. All three planes have been moved to remote areas of each airport for further investigation.
Authorities are focusing on cargo flight entering the United States from Yemen.Philadelphia Fire Department officials said that the three individuals on the flight have been scanned with negative results. The type of material involved is unknown.