dr. shiner said he's trying to save the patient before it's too late.n, washington. >>> protest over oa?'s presidential election results are heating up, once again. today's trouble started that cemetery where a symbol of these protests is buried. let's get right to it. reza sayah is at the iran desk. fill us in on these demonstrations. >> another dramatic day. clashes between opposition supporters and security forces, once again, this time at a cemetery in downtown, south of tehran check that. let's go ahead and set the scene here. this is downtown tehran. the cemetery here. that's where thousands of mourners gathered to remember neda, the first piece of video coming into the iran desk about a couple hours ago. there you see the main cemetery in tehran what appears to be hundreds of people in this particular piece of video. but sources on estimating that about 3,000 people showed up to remember neda and several others killed during the protests on june 12th. about eight days after the disputed vote. who could forget the 26-year-old who was shot and kill

dr. shiner will finally get a chance to have his say here in washington.system are gathering at the capitol today to meet with lawmakers and rally with supporters. he may be the president's doctor anymore, but dr. shiner says he's trying to save the patient before it's too late. john and carol? >> jim, thanks so much. >>> well, texting while driving. big problem, yeah? >> oh, yeah, i never do it. >> a lot of people do. >> i do, it's terrible because you think you can handle it but you really can't. >> just how bad is it? we've got empirical evidence of that. our jason carroll takes the wheel in a high-tech simulator that can show you what can happen because you're distracting while texting while driving. people are on sprint mobile broadband. 31 are streaming a sales conference from the road. eight are wearing bathrobes. two... less. - 154 people are tracking shipments on a train. - ( train whistles ) 33 are im'ing on a ferry. and 1300 are secretly checking email... - on a vacation. - hmm? ( groans ) that's happening now. america's most dependable 3g netwo

dr. shiner will finally get a chance to have his say here in washington.other doctors who support a single payer system are gathering at the capitol to meet with lawmakers and rally with supporters. he may not be the president's doctor anymore, but dr. shiner says he is trying to save the patient before it's too late. wolf. >> interesting stuff. thanks very much, jim accosta. sdmrimplts let's go back to the best political team on television and jessica yellin. let's get some more on this health care debate, which is really heating up. >> now we get to hear what americans think about that health care plan. the "wall street journal" and nbc news asks people if they think president obama's health care plan is i good idea. 42% say no. bad idea. 36% say good idea. 22% unsure. really? that's impressive since there is no plan. again, there is no plan. it is clear people feel confugsd. the president hasn't released a plan. congress have many. the confusion of the people is he evident right here. >> do you think we even know what the president's health care plan is

dr. david shiner doesn't like the president's proposal. he feels it is a succession of compromises. that strikes me that his own physician is worried about this, especially in the cost structure of it. miguel, your thoughts on this? >> because it is a succession of compromises, i don't think the doctor knows what we are talking about. i don't think president obama knows what we are talking about. there are so many things going around that nobody knows exactly what is being proposed. the american public certainly don't know and that is causing the problem an the confusion. if the president had a definitive plan this is exacerbateexactly what i want instead he is saying let's see what comes about and i will take credit for it. the american people can see through it. >> tara, your thoughts? >> i think he should have done more on the front end to listen to what constituents and taxpayers and americans are saying. this plan is not palatable. 56% don't want an overhaul. >> 72% said they want the public option. you can find a poll that says anything about because people don't know -- >> th

dr. david shiner treated the president for more than 20 years. today while speaking at the national press club, he said the single pair system like the federal government is the only way to go. >> there's just -- we don't want the government between the patient and the doctor. how many times do we hear that? like all the time. medicare never gets between me and my patients. the message hasn't gotten through. as long as his program has private health insurance, it is not going to work. the majority of it is going to be private health insurance. well very to have all the extra help working on these -- on this paperwork which is just constant. >> he believes the. is in favor after single pair system but is compromising his position out of fear it would not get passed. >>> fears of a swine flu outbreak have local schools getting ready. many experts have predicted the virus could make a very strong comeback this fall. a vaccine is still in the works but local schools are not waste anything time. fox 5's clawedafter coffey has more on the swine -- clau

dr. shiner who said he has been president obama's doctor for over 21 yires until he went into the white househe said the very same thing and actually, he was invited to last night's talk on healthcare, and to ask questions but at the last minute he was uninvited, and he believes the decision they they may have come from the white house because he was really for secretary of state, when she was running, hillary clinton's healthcare plan, but obama's is at least something, but he also commented that people who have insurance, particularly with h.m.o.'s they decide who you doctor is an even if you don't have h.m.o.'s you have to go -- he said he had to fight with insurance companies who didn't even know his patients, to say they need this kind of medicine, and i don't want to take up too much time, but the last thing i want to say is when some of the republicans or blue dog democrats say we need the private sector, well, two quick comments about that. the private sector with the banking industry got us into a huge mess with deregulation, and the last thing i wanted to say is that also, there wil

dr. shiner, this is exactly what president obama would prefer but knows he cannot get.the current bill being pushed through the house, what do you see as the biggest problem? >> first of all, how do you know you can't get something unless you try to get it. there has been no effort of the administration to go toward single-payer. they don't want to do it. they say it can't happen. it can't happen unless you try to break the old insurance countries have in this country. the current buildings 70 million americans without coverage. it has the government subsidizing insurance companies, which is something that needs broader discussion, and it is not quick to control costs. the only way to control proud that control costs is to get the for-profit situation out of the equation. >> dave: would you also got a $2.3 trillion healthcare industry would that be disruptive to our economy? >> the fact is we would be getting the insurance industry about put them on the side. let me tell you how this works. right now america spends 2.4 $800 million or one out of every $3 every year goes