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30,000 wounded warriors, many of whom still struggle with serious, life-altering injuries. >> reporter: it's estimated more than 150,000 iraqis lost their lives in the war. most of them civilians. 16 days to go before the typical american worker gets hit with $1,000 a year tax increase. there are some signs now republicans, democrats, might, might break their log jam over extending the payroll tax cut. democratic source says that president obama may drop his plan for a millionaire surtax to cover the cost of extending it. republicans oppose any new taxes on the wealthy. they would ...

explosions in kenya that killed 1 and wounded 20 others. the blasts come two days after the u.s. embassy in kenya warned it had credible information of an imminent terrorist attack. a bright moment in turkey. a young boy was among a handful of people found alive in the rubble after sunday's devastating earthquake but the country's disaster and emergency administration has just raised the death toll to 366. the defense is set to call more witnesses tuesday in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray. its first witness was another physician who said jackson a...

good morning. we begin with lingering misery caused by hurricane irene. you're looking at live pictures now from patterson, new jersey, where crews are actually going door-to-door rescuing people from their homes. that water, by the way, coming from the passaic river is supposed to crest today at its highest level since 1903. a pretty eye-catching image of how massive the storm was. this is coming to us from nasa. it's an animated satellite of irene as it's churning up the eastern seaboard like a buzz saw. at last check, 5 million people are still without power. throughout the mornin...

For cures and one of the best examples is polio. if you look in the 1950s, polio was a huge issu and the government was forecasting at that point that we might be looking at $100 billion in costs, and today, polio costs us virtually nothing, why? a private charity, march of dimes, put money into finding a cure and we all have the little vaccines that jonas salk came up with, thank god. i would like to see that with alzheimer's and diabetes and others. >> chris: you are a hard-liner, you would agree on the question of the debt ceiling. and you say you won't vote to raise it. unless obamacare is...

Want peace, but he will address those skeptics. >> he says, i did not come here to win an argument, i came here to forge peace. saying, president abbas, we cannot erase the past, but it is in our power to change the future. i've talked to a couple of senior diplomats. one told me netanyahu is not stupid, he knows his legacy is on the line here. a second diplomat told me he may be ready to do a deal here. we'll see whether he follows through. the language we'll see in his remarks suggest that benjamin netanyahu knows his reputation for being a hard-liner and he wants to show he's very serious. ...