The first one is defiantly the correct sentence.

"whare" is not even a word in English, so it is wrong. I am wondering what you are doing now...is correct.

Well, both forms of the sentence are correct, but they mean different things. I am wondering what you are doing now. - this is a statement you are making about what you are thinking I am wondering, what are you doing now? - this is a question which is preceded by the explanatory declaration "I am wondering". In this sentence, "I am wondering" is not necessary, but it does add information to the question. Also, notice I added a comma to separate the sentence into its appropriate parts. I don't kow, what is love? This is also a question, most likely made in response to someone else's question. Do you know what love is? I don't Know, what is love?