itas a very complicated, predesned, basically, enario. have askedhe judiciary personly to carry this case a sort of specianeed basis and really find t. get to the bottomf it and find out what happened. whshould one of our fellow citizense shot on the street the way she was? >> charlie: you shou be concerned abo the young people in your country. were there any-- have u inveigated that, those accusations that came out of rture and ra and death in prison? >> these were basically accusations made b mr. mr. karroubi, told him to offer the documentand evidence so they could follothrough. mr. rroubi said "i got angry when they asd me f evidence, and i don't have any docunts." you see, in iran we don't d around with ople -- with no e. no matterow senior or jus how ordinary- a regular person anne ght be. if anyone violates the law, whether insidehe priso or outside, it is the responsibility of our judicial system to take care of the case based the principles our legal ystem. now, ian officer -- sically, a derelicti of duty or an officer violateshe

the categy of secret sis at could be used for iran to make nuclear weapons eier through a breakout enario or just in secret as a parallel progrm. but utimately, until ir comes clean, we won'tnow. >> woodru: but you're saying there is a chance th it could be a civili -- >> it is always a ance. or it could b that iran esn't know what it is going to do with i that theyere creating a clear weapons capability and that they haven't mad a decion to build nuclear weons but if they do, then this site s going to be an extremely important partf themplementation of that policy. >> woodruff: so if iran does not come forwd, does not permit inspecons, does not give the information, what is the --how does the rest of the world discover what really going on? >> well, it i going to be very hard. but you know,one hopes that the intelligce information isrulysolid and then if iran does not cooperate with thing inspectors they're going to be in a far worse political position. because it's one thi for the world, the iernational community, otr nations to look and dide is iran going to build nucle weapons in the

but as the days go on d as, of course, the fbi bringing in cadaver dogs and a worst-case enario, though frnds suggested maybe initially she could have gotten cold feet, as this drags on, i think there is the greater potential for something that happened to her. realize there is a parking garage connected to this building that holds a thousd cars. so, it wouldn't have been very hard eitr for her, again, of her own volition or for somebody to have taken her from the building to the parking lot and got her off campus. >> clintan zandt, thanks so much. >>> norah o'donnell at the news desk today. od morning. >> good morning, peter. good morning, am good morning onceagain, everybody. we begin with president obama, who isaking his health care reform message on the road today. nbc's mike viqueira ist the white house with more. good morng, mike. >> reporter: good morning, norah. it's been a raucous summer for that health care reform debate. infighting icongress, sinng poll numbers for president. but aerhat wednesday speech, demoats have taken heart. theyind it to be very encouragg. notwithstandi