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cnn's michael ware inside a renewed wave of violence targeting christians in iraq. extremists ratcheting up the efforts to drive out what's left of the christian minority. >>> an unlikely defense team, shark attack victims lobbying congress in support of sharks. where will you find the stability and resources to keep you ahead of this rapidly evolving world? these are tough questions. that's why we brought together two of the most powerful names in the industry. introducing morgan stanley smith barney. here to rethink wealth management. here to answer... your questions. morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> tonighta fresh reminder of the uncertainty and bloodshed in iraq. bombings in baghdad and ramadi killed at least 12 iraqis and the uptick in violence included a renewed wave of attack on christians. michael ware has more in tonight's "360 dispatch." >> reporter: church bombs in baghdad. one of six struck by islamic militants in less than 24 hours. here, in catholic bishop rectory, the curtains shredded by

michael ware uncovering the outlines of the potential deal to end the fighting in afghanistan. learn who's pitching it, how it would work, and a sit-down with the taliban leader who right now has a $10 million american bounty on his head. a little later a look at the lives of the jackson brothers and sisters, some famous and some forgotten. >> he always said that his family is first and his fans are second. i know he'd be so happy you're here supporting him. >> latoya, marlon, tito, what they're doing today when "360" continues. >>> tonight a 360 exclusive about a possible opportunity to end the fighting in afghanistan. what used to be called american's forgotten war is now the fastest growing war and president obama's top priority. at least 635 americans have died in combat there since the fighting began. there's a massive american offensive under way right now, and no one expected to be the last one. what if it could be? tonight in a "360" exclusive michael ware learned about talks involving pakistan and the taliban and how a deal to end attacks on western forces just might,

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michael ware, cnn. >>> britain has reached a bleak milestone. the number of brittons killed in afghanistan now exceeds those who lost their lives in iraq. 15 soldiers have died in the province over the last ten days. the surge in deaths coincides with the u.s. push to take out the taliban. >>> tomorrow, will mark the one-month anniversary of iran's controversial reejection of president mahmoud ahmadinejad. but the protest and results. this one took place in washington, d.c. this afternoon. cnns international correspondent is there. we'll hear from him next hour here in the cnn newsroom. >> a heavy military presence today in urumqi, china. this crackdown follows last weekend's violent protest. a beg jump in the death toll. they say at least 184 people were killed. violence the result of ethnic tensions between the uighurs, predominantly muslim, and the han majority and others there. >>> fighting between rebels and government forces in somalia forced 200,000 out of their homes in mogadishu. both using explosives to further their aims. insurgented

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michael ware, cnn. >>> the possibility of negotiating with the taliban, it has certainly set up a furry in our boards here both on myspace and facebook and twitter. this is ryan from toronto. no, cannot negotiate with them. they have killed thousands of coalition forces. freedom will not lose to these barbarians. nardo says, the u.s. has no real beef with the taliban. it's al qaeda we have a beef with. taliban has a better chance of governing afghanistan than we do. rick, the taliban is hated by the u.s., no way it would work. let's not forget, it is the u.s. that waged war on afghanistan. negligent oe negotiating isn't a bitter pill but the just thing to do. negotiate with the taliban? i thought we don't negotiate with terrorists? >> let me take you to kabul, the afghan capital where atia abowi is. how would you assess this fighting in this new offensive in heldman province. >> reporter: when we were in heldman, we were taken to a district controlled by the taliban for three years. it was the first time the governor laid foot in that province. he raised a flag as a symbol that they hav

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michael ware in baghdad.thanks very much. >>> from national security to economic security, many of you want and need more jobs and prosperity right now. could one idea create jobs more quickly or simply become a huge waste of money? let's go to kate bolduan. she has more on this story. kate, what's going on? >> reporter: hey, there, wolf, there is no dispute how painful the massive job losses have been. there is plenty of disagreement over whether there is a need for another stimulus. it is a tough car. risky politically. some say it is risky not to consider or plan for if the economy doesn't recover. >> the administration seems to think it is too soon to tell. >> our great vice president, joe biden. >> reporter: the man president obama called the sheriff, pounding the pavement from new york to high who ohio crisscros country defending the stimulus package. >> remember, we are only 140 days into this. it is supposed to take 18 months. >> reporter: some democrats and republicans are talking about stimulus, rou

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michael ware, cnn. >>> that's amazing. >>> okay, we will take you along with the u.s.y try to push out the taliban and create stability in southern afghanistan and find out what impact all this is having on those who live there. so what do you think? i think i'll go with the basic package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. >>> it has been called the forgotten war. now, the u.s. is shifting its focus and much of its military might to battling militants in afghanistan. cnn's atia abowa is on the ground with the latest coalition offensive in helmand province. >> reporter: flying with the u.s. marines into an area of helmand province that was once considered taliban land, just five days after "operation strike of the sword" began, the governor of helmand stepped into a district that he could not before because it was too dangerous. raising the afghan flag over this district, a symbol of new governance and change. it was a moment that was likened to iwo jima by marine brigadier general

. >> michael ware joins us. this fit into a larger picture. >> very much and for the obama administration. the plight of this soldier illustrates much of the problem with the afghan war. hakani takes sanctuary in pakistan. that is almost certainly where this soldier is being held. >> inside pakistan? >> almost without a doubt. that is where hakani's bases are. obama is going to need a political solution to this war. the pakistanis have named four key commanders they can bring to the table. the americans have named four key commanders they are prepared to talk to. those names match and one is hakani. >> michael ware, appreciate it. thanks, interesting look. >>> up next, a major drug bust, more than $1 billion worth of pot seized in a state where it is not too hard to get it legally. are doctors and patients taking advantage of medical marijuana laws? we're keeping them honest. >>> later, governor sarah palin's picnics. farewell grathering before she leaves office this weekend. danskin now and starter. ♪ select ey

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the new minister, mugabe appointee seems eager to shot wares of the world. with your permission we could get in there. >> absolutely any time. >> reporter: that was a hollow invitation. these images taken months ago are some of the only pictures ever shot of panners in the chiadzwa's diamond fields which have become the most controversial in africa. for allegations of murder and theft in a government role in both. the military now controls the diamond fields and denied our access but a local mp affiliated with morgan tsvangirai let us to his convoy through the heavily guarded villages that surround the fields. there were people he wanted us to meet. ♪ people needing help for a crumbling medical clinic, a place that treated injured diamond panners. they told of brutal attacks when the army arrived last fall to seize the fields. this man says his hand was mauled by a police dog. and this man a former telecom worker, turned diamond panner, says he saw worse. were they shooting at the diamond panner? >> yes. >> reporter: did they kill some of them? >> yes. >> re

greg ellis says that's what demarcus ware did.hide from coaches during games so his buddy would get more playing time. ware was a pro bowler last year who jokes he was just trying not to get dehydrated. >>> kyle busch is still steaming mad at tony stewart and thinks he should have gotten credit for last weekend's race after he nudged busch into the wall. >>> this morning's true champion is shad ireland. he was diagnosed with kidney disease as a child and attempted suicide before age 11. but he has turned things around and is now an iron man competitor. he's currently biking cross-country to educate people about kidney disease, all while undergoing dialysis every other day, five hours per treatment. >> every other day he has to do that and he's biking across the country. incredible. >> amazing. >>> the crash that killed adventurer steve fossett, almost two years ago already, may have been caused by strong winds. the ntsb now says that fossett's plane ran into downdrafts. a hiker found some of his personal belongings in the sierra n

. >> reporter: he drew a line when explaining how ware would pay. >> i'm not going to sign a bill thatample, adds to our deficit. >> reporter: he may not have a bill to sign. experts don't congress to pass anything by the august recess. >> the president's best friend in the senate, dick durbin of illinois said it simply isn't possible to get this through the senate. >> reporter: it looks like the president is more willing to be flexible about his august deadline. when asked about it last night he said he just wants to get things done right. diana avillar, abc news, chicago. >> tonight terry moran shows us a day in the life with the president. he'll travel with the president to ohio as he tries to rally public support for health care reform. on ""nightline"" after abc2 news at 5:00. >>> welcome news for property owners in baltimore city. a push to drastically reduce property taxes. brittney gordon is here to explain. >> reporter: baltimore has the highest property taxes. a meeting to discuss property taxes in the city. frank cono way of the baltimore city circuit court is planning to cu

there is a danger that due to political reasons, congress wouldn't end up passing legislation that is wared down and will not achieve all of the objectives. >> reporter: and of course we still don't know the specifics of the plans. so progress today, brian. but the real battle waits for the fall. >> savannah guthrie at the white house. savannah, thanks, as always. >>> we have new numbers debuting tonight on how people are feeling about their country and their president and health care right about now. our new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll is out. our chief white house correspondent and nbc news political director chuck todd here to walk us through it. how -- it is still early in his presidency, start with him. how are people feeling about him? >> if there is one piece of good news the white house can take, he is still the most popular politician in the country. that is part unfortunate -- that is part of the problem, he is viewed as just another politician. this campaign for health care, brian, has taken a serious toll on him and his party. one of our pollsters says the august vacatio

. >> she had noticed two gentlemen trying to get in her house at that number, 17 ware street. and they kind of had to barge in and they broke the screen door and they finally got in. i noticed two suitcases. >> reporter: the caller never mentioned the race of the men on the porch until she's asked by a dispatcher. >> were they white, black or hispanic? >> reporter: sergeant james crowley is the first officer to arrive at gates' door. >> i'm up with a gentleman says he resides here. a little uncooperative. but keep the cars coming. >> reporter: minutes later -- >> can you please also send that harvard university policeman in? >> oh, we send him in. >> reporter: gates' vice is never heard. minutes later he is handcuffed and led away, charged with disorderly conduct, later charging crowley with racial profiling. today as crowley returned to work and gates was filming a documentary, cambridge tried to turn the page. >> we are confident that we can ultimately come out stronger and more unified community. >> reporter: city leaders have asked policing experts to look at training, con

could be an effort by tehran to drag washington into tehran's post election turmoil. >>> michael ware'seport on how pakistan's military is offering to broker a cease fire in pakistan. suggesting the u.s. sit down with afghan taliban leader. in return pakistan wants america's help in reining in its number one rival, india. what is the u.s. response? michael spoke to the u.s. envoy to afghanistan, richard holbrooke. >> let me be very clear. i'm not going to rule out or rule in anything on a hypothetical basis and not get drawn into speculation on an issue this complicated. i want to underscore existing policy addressed by everybody in the u.s. government from the president on down. there is room in afghanistan for taliban people who have fought with the taliban, willing to participate in the political structure, who are willing to disassociate and renounce al qaeda and are willing to lay down their arms. >> in new york, part of bernard madoff's old office is up for lease. fbi agents investigating the massive ponzi scheme are still looking through hi reports on one floor until next summer.

ware on track for fewer homicides this year than any year in the past four decades. same goes for prince georges county. so what's behind the decline? police are taking credit, saying their state of the art tools allow them to better predict where crimes might happen and take measures to prevent them. >>> around the world to afghanistan where terrorists launched and tack killing at least two people. among the victims a border police officer and civilian. there are reports of more deaths. the bomber struck a border control gate on the afghanistan side. that comes as a missing american soldier turns up in the custody of a taliban. >> he disappeared three weeks ago and now his neighbors back here in the u.s. are speaking out. >> reporter: it wasn't until the video surfaced this weekend that the department of defense officials decided to release his name. for the past couple weeks the pentagon knew, along with a small circle of people from his hometown in idaho. they kept quiet out of fear appear for his safety and now this video is out for the world to see. >> reporter:

mible ware in baghdad for us. thanks so much.the hour. ♪ rock with you all night >>> welcome back to the most news in the morning. it's been more than two weeks since michael jackson collapsed and died in los angeles and the question remains, where will his body be buried? it might be neverland ranch after all, but as our ted rowlands reports, that's not a sure thing just yet. >> reporter: according to the state, an attorney for the jackson family has inquired about burying michael jackson at neverland ranch, something jermaine jackson told cnn's larry king last week he'd like to see happen. >> i would love to see him here. >> do you have a place for him here? >> yes, there's a special place right over near the train station over there. >> to bury someone on private land in california, there are two steps. first, you need what's called a certificate of authority, state cemetery and funeral bureau, that's no big deal, fill out this two-page application and shell out $400. the other thing you need is approval from the county, which

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. >> she had noticed two gentlemen trying to get in the house at that number, 17 ware street, and they kind of had to barge in and they broke the screen door and they finally got in. and when i had looked, i went further closer to the house a little bit after the gentlemens were already in the house, i noticed two suitcases. so i'm not sure if these are two individuals who actually work there -- i mean who live there. >> do you think they might have been breaking in? >> i didn't see a key or anything because i was a little bit away from the door. but i did notice that they -- >> and what did their suitcases have to do with anything? >> i don't know. i'm just saying what i saw. >> the caller only asked about the race when asked? >> one looked kind of hispanic but i'm not sure. >> reporter: sergeant james cruelly, the first officer who arrive at gates door helds headquarters he is there. >> i'm with a gentleman who says he resides here. a little uncooperative, but keep the cars coming. >> can you also send a harvard university policeman in? >> we can send him in. >> reporter: the recordi

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