Attorney general talks terror at vets convention: Disagrees that Americans break up plots too early

Britain has "disrupted" but not necessarily "ended" a terror plotagainst the West, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said Monday.

Speaking to the national convention of the Disabled AmericanVeterans at the Hilton & Towers, Gonzales touted the administration'swar on terror and a new Web site his office has created to educateveterans about their rights.

He refused to say whether any of the 10 American-bound planes fromLondon that were targeted by terrorists were headed to Chicago.

"I'm not going to confirm cities," Gonzales said. "I'm not goingto stand here today and . . . confirm a fact that may somehowjeopardize an investigation."

He also could …