An unidentified armed gunman rush to the scene after a huge explosion believed caused by a car bomb rocked central Baghdad near the Baghdad Hotel, which is thought to be an office of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in the Iraqi capital, Sunday Oct. 12, 2003.   [AP]

Iraqi policemen stands near a car bomb catching fire outside a hotel in central Baghdad. US President George W. Bush came under renewed fire from lawmakers who demanded a clearer plan for securing Iraq and winning international support for rebuilding the country, hours after a car bombing in the heart of Baghdad.  [AP]

A wounded man is brought to a hospital for treatment after a car bomb exploded on a central Baghdad street Oct. 12, 2003. A powerful car bomb killed at least 6 people outside a central Baghdad hotel used by U.S. officials Sunday, injuring many and filling the air with thick black smoke, police said.   [Reuters]

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