prince charles and camilla getting extra coverage. at you may know major european cities have been terror targets before. the images from the deadly attacks on the subway systems in london and madrid embedded in people s minds and we re learning more about the range of potential targets and who was providing intelligence agencies with this crucial information. steve centanni joins us live with the latest. western intelligence sources confirmed for fox news, several specific targets in france and germany that could be the latest terror threat. one could be the eiffel tower visited by 6 million tourists, closed past week. and in paris another landmark mentioned as a target. the 12th century notre dame cathedral a major tourist attraction in the heart of paris. and in berlin, new central station, one of the largest in europe, where 1800 trains travel in and out every day carrying hundreds of thousands of passengers. there s also the one thousand foot tall alexander plus tv tow
despite the violence, the president says he is determined to go ahead with budget cuts. in miami, steve harrigan, fox news. jim: and now to iraq and a story of how something simple can make such a difference. we heard about shuttle diplomacy and ping-pong diplomacy. tonight, how the u.s. is using milk diplomacy to win hearts and minds. reporter malini wilkes is in baghdad. reporter: in a poor and dangerous neighborhood west of baghdad, not far from the notorious abu ghraib prison lies a town known as a village of white gold. its most precious commodity is milk. the cows and water buffalo that provide it. we are working in this business from all sides, from the grandfathers, generation after generation. reporter: but sanctions and war have decimated a once thriving dairy industry. and the majority sunni area is one of few places left in iraq where al-qaeda maintains a powerful grip, capitalizing on the local mistrust of the
and grain higher in protein. villagers already know their animals need a better diet. it s a concentrated feed and bring good cows from outside the country to improve our cows. reporter: hygiene also has to improve. dirty water and fly-infested barnyard raise concerns about bacterial diseases like tuberculosis. even if all the problems can be tackled, will it be enough to neutralize terrorists and restore the luster of the village of white gold? in baghdad, malini wilkes, fox news. jim: well we all know what cow says but you never know what senator al franken will say. that s next in the grapevine. rahm emanuel is known for colorfulñ÷
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despite the violence, the president says he is determined to go ahead with budget cuts. in miami, steve harrigan, fox news. jim: and now to iraq and a story of how something simple can make such a difference. we heard about shuttle diplomacy and ping-pong diplomacy. tonight, how the u.s. is using milk diplomacy to win hearts and minds. reporter malini wilkes is in baghdad. reporter: in a poor and dangerous neighborhood west of baghdad, not far from the notorious abu ghraib prison lies a town known as a village of white gold. its most precious commodity is milk. the cows and water buffalo that provide it. we are working in this business from all sides, from the grandfathers, generation after generation. reporter: but sanctions and war have decimated a once thriving dairy industry. and the majority sunni area is one of few places left in iraq where al-qaeda maintains a powerful grip, capitalizing on the local mistrust of the