dr. freeden would lek to see the data. the swine flu vaccine will be administered at 90,000 sites.n those who have had the flu in recent weeks should be vaccinated. >> all right. so that's the h1n1 virus. but are you aware of the h3n8 virus? you got it. the dog virus has been popping up and at many ken -- kennels. people can't catch this type of flu but the cdc says it is very contagious among dogs. >> got so bad in the area, you know, to keep the dogs safe, not let any new dogs in. >> here are some of the symptoms. a cough, runny nose and a fever. those symptoms could all turn severe in some case. experts say you should check with your vet to see if it's available or necessary and be sure to check your kennel's policy before you board your animal. >>> it started off icy but turned out to be a gorgeous day. you were concerned at first and the sun and birds. i tell you what, we are looking at a beautiful evening. i think we'll start off tomorrow nice but it goes downhill. a quick moving storm, hope to get it out. let's see what we're seeing in the harbor a gorgeous evening. not much

dr. freeden says it has not changed or become deadlier, a vaccine still expected no earlier than next month. >>> today, one of the manufacturers of the vaccine says just one dose may be enough, maybe folks wouldn't have to have two doses as first reported. >>> michael jackson will be laid to rest tonight in glendale, california. preparations were already in place in the wee hours of the morning. roadblocks set up outside forest lawn cemetery. >> and also, a sign of a nearby floral mart with a message for michael. msnbc.com's courtney hazlitt is outside the funeral home and we understand you have news on a pretty big bill the jackson family has just paid? >> reporter: well, as we know from following the jacksons for not just the last few months but many years, they don't do anything the cheapest way possible. $800,000 budgeted for the entire prayer, we have been talking how much the city of los angeles has been had to foot for the public memorial a few weeks back. i was speaking to one of the police officers here and he said $150,000 has been earmarked to go to the glendale police department

dr. thomas freeden, who says you need to be prepared. >> the h1n1 influenza is here. it is preding in parts of the u.s., particularly in the southeast, and, in fact, it never went away. we had it throughout the summer in summer camps and now with colleges and schools coming back into session, we're seeing more cases. >> speaking of colleges, already the american college health association is saying that 55% of colleges and urniversities across the country are reporting cases of h1n1 virus and they're taking extreme measures to try to if not treat the students, isolate them, separate them, and even in some cases like on the campus of the university of washington where 2,000 reported cases are already taking place, some college campuses actually have dormitories devoted to those who are sick and asking them not to attend class. so last year among the schools that dealt with the h1n1 virus, many of them in new york, one in particular, a private catholic school. susan can't yotdiotti went back find out what kind of lessons were learned. >> reporter: these sisters are exci

dr. thomas freeden. thank you for joining us. let me start with your threshold.is back to school and the rest head back in the week ahead. what's your expectation for the number of cases in the united states and the fof deaths we're looking for as we draes the h1n1. >> only the future will tell what the future brings. what we do know is that with schools back in session, particularly in the southeast of the u.s. but also in many parts of the country, we're seeing a fair amount of influenza, and that's very unusual for this time of the year. >> if it's a fair amount, i'll go over to the wall. if it's a fair amount already, sir, and we have a heat map here that shows some of the cases here, the brighter the color more cases. what does that tell you? does it make you more worried? >> we expect flu will continue to go up after it starts, but this is something we haven't seen before. it's very unusual to see flu continue to occur ovr the summer, and it's unusual to see it start to increase this rapidly in august and september. only time will tell what the future holds