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interview sunday, the president hits the road again marking the one-year anniversary for knee man brothers. tuesday, an appearance at a gm plant in ohio and afclo in pittsburgh then a rally on thursday. new this morning, president obama says if you think your health coverage is safe, think again. a study shows half of all americans under age of 65 will lose their coverage at some point over the next ten years. i'm joined by john decker. good morning to you. >> good morning, alex. >> the president is saying many of you are going to lose health insurance. you have to pay attention to what we are talking about. >> it's a good time and a good message. this is a message that is geared to 180 americans who do have

health insurance. it's geared to -- >> you mean millions? >> millions, right. these are the people he needs to sell the health care reform package to. it's these people that decide whether the reform makes sense. it's these people who will ultimately tell the representatives up or down on the vote. >> from the u.s. census, 15% of americans go without insurance in a given year. the treasury is suggesting americans under 65 will find themselves uninsured. 57% under age 21 will be uninsured at some point over a ten-year span. do you think the figures are enough to put together a debate? >> i think they are important. 9.7%, the unemployment rate. there's a lot of anxiety people feel as it relates to whether or

not they will keep their job over the next year or two years. the numbers you pointed out, the unemployment figure that's higher is making a lot of people very nervous. i think the president's message he delivers in minnesota, he will bare that out. >> let's talk about the "you lie" from joe wilson. his democratic opponent, rob miller raised more than $1 million. >> right. >> what does that tell you about the political climate right now? >> we are in a divided country. both sides are motivated. you have youtube and conservative websites, liberal bloggers. they are all very much for or against right now, the president of the united states. joe wilson is one manifestation

of that. they hope to defeat him. i think we will see a lot more of this over the course of the next 14 months. >> okay. how do you think the president will be received today in this state where the health care is tremendous. this is a good backdrop for the president to use? >> absolutely. i think the president will like the reception he gets. it's going to be a pep rally. thousands of people on hand to hear the president's message. i think it's a more pleasant message than the town hall meetings this summer. minnesota is the perfect case study for selling their message. they have ranks first for providing health care coverage and the president is going to say what is being done here in minnesota we can do throughout the rest of the country. >> are you out of here john decker? are you going to the open? >> i'm going to the open. let's hope the weather cooperates and we'll see good matches. text me.

it will be fun to hear. thank you. tomorrow, "meet the press" senator dick durbin will be david gregory's guest. it's tomorrow on "meet the press." check your local listings. now, for the search for the missing yale student. she was last seen tuesday and now dozens of local state, federal are looking for her. her live in new haven, connecticut with the latest. jeff, what is the latest there? >> reporter: this was supposed to be the big wedding weekend. there will be no wedding as planned because the bride is still missing as the new york daily news put it, police officers and fbi agents are clueless as to what happened

here. fbi agents were back at yale university friday heading to the research lab where she was last seen. that's her walking in on tuesday. this surveillance photo is the last image taken of her. with her cell phone, purse and cash sitting in the office. this 24-year-old student simply vanished. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: after months of planning, she was set to get marry ied this weekend with a reception to follow on long island new york. friends say she was excited. it's all she could talk about. she disappeared days before the wedding. police interviewed her fiance, but don't believe he's involved in the disappearance. he's joined the investigation, working with the fbi to find his bride.

>> very unsettling thinking you have a lot of security and everything. >> reporter: police are now going through blueprints of the research lab to check the nooks. they are analyzing her computer and e-mail. it's become a high stakes guessing game. what really happened. >> some people like to go the happier route. maybe it was cold feet for a wedding. some are more cynical. you don't know. >> reporter: even the optimists feared the worse when they saw this. the fbi on scene so early. sifting through school trash and questioning students. as each day passes, the questions grow. >> everyone is working together trying to resolve this. >> reporter: just to give you an idea how big a mystery this is, there are 100 law enforcement officers working this case. they are working all hours.

about two minutes before we went on the air a group of investigators walked out of the research lab where she was last seen. they are offering a $10,000 reward for information on where she is. >> how much is this making headlines there? how much are people talking about the case? >> reporter: it's all they are talking about. we were talking with the managing editor of the school paper. they are all over it. it's all they are talking about. there's a good deal of coverage in the new york media as well. this entire campus is watching every move of the police to see exactly what happens here. >> kind of unnerving if it's a criminal case. thank you very much. coming up in the next half hour, fbi profiler offers his analysis of the missing yale student. the crew of space shuttle

"discovery" is back on the ground this morning. it landed in california yesterday. mission control chose the back up landing because of weather in florida. it will cost $1.8 million to ferry it back to cape canaveral. derek jeter broke the record held by lou gehrig held for decades. he did it last night. it gives him 2,722 hits, one more than lou gehrig. weather made a mess of things across the country. heavy rains causing flooding in new jersey friday. winds up to 50 miles per hour tore down trees. flooding in arizona continues

today. we're going to get the weather from bill. >> good morning to you on this busy saturday. way too many areas have rain. mostly from oklahoma to the gulf. we have the dreary weather. light rain around the dallas area. nothing heavy. we have a flood watch for north texas, central texas and the coast. we love it around san antonio and corpus christy. our final stop takes us to the wet area around tampa with showers and thunderstorms. here is the forecast today. a lot of wet weather in the gulf. dreary in new england. the ohio valley and the west is going to see a nice saturday. >> we'll look forward to that.

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new word this morning on the swine flu vaccine. new studies show it takes one shot to protect adults from the flu. the director of allergy and diseases calls it important. >> when we first identified this

vaccine in april, we were not sure if it would be able to reduce a response that would be protective and whether or not it would be able to be done in the standard single dose we do with seasonal flu. there was concern we would need to do more doses. as it turns out, the information we released yesterday in washington, d.c., indicates good news. the vaccine can induce a response in the recipient that you would prodikt with a single dose. but, it does it quickly within eight to ten days after the vaccination. the h1n1 vaccine is expected to be widely available by mid-october. what could amount to a big shift in u.s. relations with iran. the first substantive talks with that country in 30 years. on friday, the obama administration said it would

accept iran's offer to speak. what could it look like and what could be accomplished. join iing me live is the deputy director for studies at if monterey institute of international studies. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what does it mean for the u.s. and five partner countries to hold talks? >> it makes good on the obama administration efforts to engage iran. if we actually make progress in the talks, we will have benefits on the nuclear side and maybe other areas. that remains to be seen. >> okay, let's talk about the time of year. the talks were made on wednesday. what's being interpreted as a manipulation of the election this summer? >> well, i think part of it has to do with the government trying to gain respect. if the united states sits down with it, it will have a

legitimizing impact. they are concerned about the strict sanctions. the obama administration said if we don't talk in november, it will continue. >> the big if, when it comes to meeting with u.s. and iran. what is your take? can the u.s. make any sort of headway on the issue? if iran says it's not on the table, they are not going to discuss it. >> it's a tough negotiation to get started. it will come up in the conversation and a beginning will be had. it will take further rounds of discussion to make progress. the u.s. may have to soften a bit, but doesn't want to give away too much in the beginning. it's a way to keep them

interested. >> i know you are aware of the reports that iran is getting closer to having a nuclear weapon. how true do you think that is? how close is iran to that? >> all of us that have been following this, appreciate they have the uranium that would be upgraded and made into a bomb. it would take time. from the obama administration standpoint, there are opportunities to head off the bomb program, if we can get negotiations started and the right kind of outcome. i think it's a toss up. you want to emphasize how dangerous the program is to get sanctions. you want to make clear there's still time to get a good result. >> how much time are we talking? one year, five years, ten years? how long would it take? >> six months to a year and a half. the big thing for the obama

administration is they have a timetable. if progress isn't made, sanctions are the way we are going to go and get tough with the iranians. we aren't going to wait for the last minute. we want to take steps to make progress. >> do you see the possibility of military action to knock out nuclear facilities in iran? >> i think it's in the back grounld. now, it's being used as a way of prodding them to the bargaining table. it's less of a threat now. the united states is cautioning israel, about to take action. we want to see how the negotiations go. if we hit a stone wall and impose sanctions and they don't work, we have the last resort possibility. nobody wants to see that. >> thank you very much. still ahead, general motors launching a new campaign to gain consumer trust. will it work?

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$125 a month. >> people without kids, this is a great time to go. >> we are focusing on overall destinations as opposed to resorts. mexico, regis. it's a high end resort. >> it sure is it. it's five star all the way. private butler service. mid-week rates are 50%. less than the winter high rates. the weekend rates are 20% lower than the winter. go now as opposed to waiting for the high season. >> what about swine flu concerns? do you think part of the reason they are reducing prices is because of that? >> yeah. mexico tourism took a hit because of the h1n1. that was lifted months ago. there's no health reason to avoid mexico. >> you are saying it's the number one pick for the fall.

>> it's a great deal now. it's phenomenal pricing. >> barbados? >> it's great. people are reluctant about hurricane season. this is a far eastern caribbean. it has two great coastlines, the west is good for surfing and sunbathing. the east is good for water sports. great deal at resorts, $215 per person per night. it sounds like a lot, but it's all beverage, water sports, kids clubs, everything except the kitchen sink is included. there's no surprises at check out. we're going to save more. you're going to come back. >> sounds good. here we go. thank you. >> thanks a lot. a second chance for a baby

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and state officials would be handling at this point? >> the fbi and local police looked at the case and said this isn't on the surface the type of person who would disappear. she's bright. when she graduated from high school she was voted the person to be the next einstein. she's a double major in graduate school, md and ph.d. she's not necessarily the type of person to run away. let's get all the investigative forces together and look for her now. >> in terms of what we know about the hours before she disappeared, she went to work in her lab tuesday morning. [ñ goin facili facility. she left her purse and every in her office. what does it say to you? >> it's a treasure of information. if she had anything going on

with her boyfriend, parents, whatever, her cell phone, twitter account, checkbook, credit cards, that's going to tell us something. people made a big deal about she all of that. we could stick $500 in our pocket and still run away. it's something they have to consider. is she a victim of somebody else. was the pressure too great? she's sitting there watching this program now someplace trying to figure out how does she surface again and save face without being embarrassed. >> you and i have covered run away brides and fearing the worse. the bride was fearing the wedding vows and took off. do you think it complicated things, the fact she was to be married tomorrow? >> i think it does. investigators have to consider the tremendous amount of pressure this woman was under.

we have seen presidents, governors, astronauts cave into pressure, social and political and otherwise. why shouldn't this young woman be grant ed the same level of response to pressure. the challenge is, we just don't know. did something happen to her inside that 120,000 square foot building. could someone have put her in a car? did she hop a bus to mexico? we don't know. she was supposed to go to class friday. she disappeared. the professor cancelled the class before her disappearance was known. they are trying to find out what happened. >> that's an interesting note that you just shared. appreciate that. >> you're welcome. a delaware woman is asking for forgiveness after attacking

a store clerk by mistake. she pumped $8 of gas, paid for it with what she thought was a $20 billion. when she returned to the store to clear things up, the police were waiting and she apologized. >> i ask you, please, please forgive me. i am so really sorry for taking out my anger on you. i owe you $20 and it wasn't worth it. >> the clerk accepts the apology, but she faces asult charges. the nations unemployment rate will stay unexceptionally high for years to come. the stimulus package helped stave off further economic suffering. laurie montgomery is with me.

good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what do you make of unemployment staying high for years and what does it say about our economy now? >> it's not surprising. since the beginning and since we started the downturn, economists have been surprised by how many jobs have been shed. far greater than one would expect from the decline and economic output. now, we are seeing fears of a jobless recovery. productivity is high. firms are skreezing more out of the people they have. people are worried unemployment is going to top 10%. >> you have a phrase, jobless recovery. can there be such a thing? >> well, the problem is that we are expecting that economic output is going to start growing again in the next quarter. that's the assumption. jobs are not keeping pace with

the growth. the amount of growth in jobs is not keeping pace with what you would expect it to do given the economic growth. the number of jobs we would hope to see is not going to materialize. >> is there anything come frg the obama administration to get it turned around? >> that's what the stimulus is about. so far, the money that's been spent, $780 billion package that obama rushed through congress after he took office has not put out -- i mean it's put out tax cuts and money to states to help them not lay off people. somebody said it seems to be working. what they are hoping is as the stimulus money shifts into spending on government programs like you know, road building and that sort of thing, it will create more jobs than it has.

>> the stimulus has saved 1 million jobs. >> republicans don't believe it. to be fair to the white house, there are independent estimates that indicate they may be correct. the budget office thinks the range is between $600,000 and 1.5 million so far. there is, i think there's a broad sense among economists that the stimulus has helped. it's pumped $150 billion into the economy. there's a broad sense that several hundred thousand jobs have been not destroyed at any rate. >> okay. real quick, we know the president is focusing on the health care plan and getting that packed. what kind of impact might it have on the economy in terms of cost? >> god only knows. we don't know what the health

care legislation is going to look like. at this point, we are looking at a cost of $1 trillion in the house, around $900 billion in the senate. they are going to pay for it but how, you know, the devil is in the details on this thing. >> okay. good to talk to you from "the washington post." thanks so much. >> thanks. police in california say a collection of andy war hall portraits was stolen. a $1 million reward is being offered. let's go to the latest on the u.s. autoindustry. general motors has a new plan to get the cars out of the showrooms and on to the roads. starting next week, buy a gm vehicle. after 60 days, if you don't like it, send it back for a physical refund. good morning, david. >> good morning. >> i want to make sure i have this right.

customers buy a gm car, you have 60 days to drive it, if you don't like it, you get a full refund? >> that's right. if you -- as long as you have it under 4,000 miles when you bring it back. they are trying to avoid certain fraud and that sort of thing. this is gms coming out party from their chapter 11. they have left a lot of consideration with consumers. a lot of people don't really understand what happened with the bankruptcy and wonder if gm is really still in business. this is a new emphasis away from general motors. the advertising we are going to see, and we are going to see a lot of it, it's that chevrolet and buick and cadillac and gmc. you are going to see very little about general motors. you'll see them in one new ad they have done with the new chairman ed whittaker, it's only

going to run for a very short period of time. it's going to be about these brands, and not general motors. >> when you return the car, if you decide to do that, you have to be current on payments. is there anything else? under 4,000 miles and current on payments. is that it? >> that's it. it's like when you go to the grocery store and you have a new product out and it's being sampled. it's what general motors is doing now. they need to get people to search them out on the internet. their feeling is, it sounds gimmicky. they are hoping and i believe it will happen. it's going to generate a lot of google searching about gms products and people see the ads. they are confident the more people who search, the more people who will see a lot of

good stuff about general motors. why rent a car when you can guy a car? what about the cash for clunkers? is there anything else we are seeing to reinvigorate the autoindustry. >> cash for clunkers is controversial, but it stimulated a lot of interest and a lot of great sales in august. in september, we are going to see -- i have talked to many dealers -- the traffic has certainly let up. august was a party with cash for clunkers. now, they are cleaning up and catching up, that sort of thing. here is the thing. we know the economy, even though we have unemployment issues, the economy is getting better and people have really been delaying their purchases. we have been selling cars at a rate in this country that is below the rate at which we scrap cars. so, we have had, we have this

pent up demand. as the people who still have their jobs and have a sense of job security get a few more months and into the early part of 2010, most of the forecast i read, people are really going to start to come back to replacing those old cars at a higher rate. >> okay. thank you david. in our next hour, encouraging news about the swine news vaccine here on "msnbc saturday." canopy egyptian cotton sheets are designed to get softer every time you wash them. and canopy comforters don't have to be dry-cleaned, which makes your bed easier to sleep in and that much harder to leave. canopy home furnishings. available at walmart. save money. live better. walmart.

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inheritance from his late mother, princess diane that. how much money are we talking here? >> harry's haf of the $30 million. the young man is known for late night add strentures than princely duties. he's considered old enough to handle the added responsibility. nearly 25 years old and the public still can't tame him down. his portion -- he's determined to ditch the persona. >> as he approaches his 25th birthday, it's never been better. >> harry fought for ten weeks in afghanistan. he passed an intense helicopter

course. by march, he could get his wings. >> he really proved himself by going into the military not only going to afghanistan, but in general throwing himself into military training. >> third in line to the throne, he might be pulling out from under his big brother's shadow. the young prince looked confident and mature. >> he is, in a way, a continuance of his mother. >> because my mother loved this city, it makes this occasion all the more poignant for me. >> he spoke to matt lauer about his visit to ground zero. >> i met with the firefighters and the families. it's truly inspirational the way they have pulled forward. >> the scrutiny of his private life.

they have been accused of hacking into his cell phone. the reports are he is getting back together with his former girlfriend, but there's little proof. his mind seems to be elsewhere. >> he's single and he wants to go back to the front line to serve his country. >> tabloids hoping for splashy headlines will have to wait. it's not likely the money will change his life in any way. the palace will be sensitive about appearances in tough economic times. it doesn't show a good message to throw money around. >> appreciate that. get ready for long lines at the apple stores. apple's most popular ipod, the nanohas new features. good morning. >> hi. >> okay.

you have it there. what is the buzz about this one? >> it's the first nanowith video. there's a video in the back. >> it's so little. >> the nanohas also been little. what else does it do? >> it's got fm radio. it's the first ipod to have radio. that's exciting. another new feature is it has a pedomiter. put your weight in and start walking. what it doesn't do is the camera does not take still pictures, only video. the video you take isn't bad. it's not high definition video, but it's not bad. it's easy to up load. >> the nano line has been successful. it's been glitch free. i'm thinking abtd the glitches

and i don't think nano's have many. >> this is similar to the last version, it's a little shinier, and has the camera. it's been around for awhile. this is the fifth. >> how expensive is this? $149 for 8 gigs. >> how much can you load up on that? >> tons. more than you need unless you need to walk around with your entire music library. >> is the video good video? >> it's good for youtube or facebook, not on a 40 inch tv. >> how long can you record? >> until the battery dies. >> how long is that? >> we haven't tested it yet. we will be testing shortly. >> all right. overall reviews are good? >> it's cool. $149 is a great price and it does a lot. >> all right.

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new developments this morning, the outburst during president obama's health care speech to congress. democratic leaders are planning to vote to amonoish joe wilson if he doesn't apologize on the floor for shouting you lie at the president. he told the white house he's sorry. he refused to apologize on the house floor. joining me now is a political reporter from "the washington post." good morning.

>> hi. >> do you think they will amonoish congressman wilson? >> they said they would do that if he does not apologize on the house floor. they feel the apology he made was not enough. they want him to come to the floor and apologize. congressman clyburn who has the district joining wilson told me he personally asked wilson on the house floor to apologize and he told them no. it's interesting there. >> the democrats position is obviously understandable. how about republicans, are they embarrassed, or not? >> it's hard to tell. there are report that is people in the district, the second district that stretches from columbia out to hilton head. t people are encouraged by joe wilson. he raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, about $700,000 for

his campaign for re-election. the party officials seem to be embarrassed and democrats are embarrassed in south carolina. one chair that has been a long time south carolina resident says there's something in the water down there. this is really out of sync. >> nancy pelosi was not going to do anything now changed. why? >> it's time to talk about health care, let's move on. then later in the day, she had a meeting with majority leader and clyburn and they seemed to push for some sort of punishment. it's the decision they made. >> i want to play a part of his tv ad. let's play part of it. >> i will not be muzzle led.

i will speak up and speak loudly against this plan. >> okay. as you mentioned, he's raised about $775,000. his opponent raised over $1 million. who is going to win here? >> it's unclear. miller is a man that ran in 2008 and lost to wilson. it's a very conservative district. i don't think democrats thought they had a chance until the outburst. clearly, people around the country are donating to the campaign. >> could be an interesting 14 months there. >> thank you. still ahead, the latest on the search for the missing yale student. but i've still got room for the internet. with my new netbook from at&t. with its built-in 3g network, it's fast and small, so it goes places other laptops can't. i'm bill kurtis, and i've got plenty of room for the internet. and the nation's fastest 3g network.

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