het and hume's services secretary kathleen sebelius is stressing the safety offy the h1n1 vaccine. >>right on target to hit h1n1. we've got a great match. we also know that it's very safe. although the virus is new, the vaccine is not new. it's made exactly the way seasonal flu has been made year in and year out. >> joining me live this morning now from washington, d.c. is dr. anthony fauci, director of the allergy and infectious diseases. good morning to you. a national campaign, of course, to inoculate tense of thousands of americans began this past monday. the first round, the nasal spray, the arm injections start next week. how's the vaccine process going so far? >> so far so good. we'll get vaccine rolling in. you mentioned the first doses came in this past week and we'll get tens of millions of doses as we enter into the end of october, the beginning of november. things look like they're on target. we have to get people vaccinated who can benefit from it and who need it. that's really the challenge. to get as many people vulnerable particularly to the complications of influenza,

yesterday health and human services director kathleen sebelius against assured people that the vaccine is safe, but a research survey from the harvard school of public health say 1 in 4 adults say they're getting the vaccine. >>> a ucla student is expected to recover after being stabbed in the neck. police arrested a fellow student, the victim's chemistry lab partner. people in the lab were stunned when the 20-year-old woman was stabbed and a teaches assistant rushed to stop the bleeding. last night the man who called 911 talked to primetime's mike galanos. >> you come into the scene and we need some help here. >> i didn't see it happen. it was within seconds. it was a good thing it came from part of the t.a., because i think everybody freaked out and she was on the floor. so instead of, you know, him leaving and calling for help, he made sure, you know, he covered that wound so blood doesn't -- >> sounds like this teacher's assistant did a great job. >> absolutely. >>> the suspect is in jail on $1 million bail, and he'll be arraigned on tuesday. >>> we have brand-new dramatic video fr

secretary kathleen sebelius joins us with an update. plus an exclusive look at politico's top stories this morning, including the scoop on sarah palin's ghostwriter for her new book. that will be aed good one. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. my l'orÉal makeup matches my skin so perfectly, i want to tell everyone! i wish i had your beautiful skin! thanks! or not. with unbeatable prices on l'orÉal paris true match makeup, beauty costs less at walmart. save money. live better. walmart. >>> last week i made a joke about newark, new jersey, and the mayor of that city has now banned me from flying into newark airport. so, mr. mayor, i can't tell you how sorry i am that i didn't make that joke 15 years ago. >> leave cory booker alone now. here he is with us, executive editor of politico jim vandehei. he has a look at the morning playbook. >> how you doing? >> i want to talk about sarah palin's new book "going rogue." we don't have a lot of insight into what kind of book it's going to be. >> we know the co-writer, who probabl

he has asked kathleen sebelius to take action to deal with the pandemic. in to statement, the president said the rates of the illness continue to rise rapidly around the nation. and the potential exists for the pandemic to overburden health care resources in some localities. in declaring the emergency, the president was quick to point out it wasn't in response to any new developments. he says it gives the federal government more power to help states. he also said, declaring a national emergency, frees up doctors by reducing the paperwork doctors have to deal with. >>> before president obama declared a national emergency, there were long lines across the country. this scene was outside a health department in salt lake city, utah, yesterday. demand was so great for swine flu shots, the people here sort of lining up overnight on friday. eventually workers had to turn people away, because the clinic ran out. >>> in tulari county, california, lines were also long. as shannon handy with affiliate kfsn tells us, the health clinic there had more vaccine than they

tomorrow morning, kathleen sebelius and education secretary arne duncan and governor martin o'malley will be on hand to stress the importance of vags naxs for school-aged children. school-aged children have been at the top of the priority list for vaccinations since the first cases of swine flu started popping up throughout the region. prince george's county students will be the first in maryland to receive the vaccine. the county plans to holdlinics at every school as more doses come in. parents in every jurisdiction are anxious to get their children vaccinated. >> i do have great concerns about the swine flu and i'm intending to get my children vaccinated as soon as it's available. >> reporter: montgomery county will have its first clinic tomorrow morning as well. vaccine will be available to everyone eligible for the nasal spray vaccine. that's healthy people ages 2 to 49. pregnant women, people with chronic illnesses and those who receive the seasonal flu mist cannot get the nasal spray. fairfax county will open up clinics at school after hours and on the weekends starting octobe

kathleen sebelius assured people that the h1n1 vaccine is safe but a recent survey found that just four in ten adults say that they are getting the vaccine. >>> the fda wants hospitals nationwide to review the safety procedures for ct scans. this is coming after being exposed to high level of radiation. and some saying that the radiation is too high for a year and a half. >>> well, first fannie mae and freddie mac needed government bailouts. now, the federal housing authority could be nexted and testimony before congress this week, the fha commissioner insisted that the agency would not need to be rescued but the new york times reports that at least 20% of the fha loans from last year are in trouble. even facing foreclosure. the fha insures nearly 5.5 million families worth $675 billion. >>> students from 20 universities are at the national law constructing for a solar power competition. the solar decathlon are hoping to win for functional tea. the winner will be announced next friday. >>> reaction is after a big bang. hear what people are saying right here on hln news and views. >>> he

the move allows kathleen sebelius to take action to more quickly help health care facilities deal with the pandemic. in a statement, the president said the rates of illness continue to rise rapidly across the nation and the potential exists for the pandemic to overburdenen health care resources in some localettes. >>> tlairing the emergency the president was quick to point out it wasn't a response to new developments but gives the federal government more power to help states. he also says declaring a national emergency frees up doctors by reducing their paperwork, reducing delays in treatment. before president obama declared a national emergency there were long lines across the country as people lined up for the vaccine. now, this scene was outside a health department in salt lake city utah, yesterday. demand was so great the people started lining up overnight on friday. eventually workers had to turn people away because the clinic ran out. >>> in california, the lines were also long, but as shannon handy with our affiliate ksfn the health clinic there had more vaccine than they needed

several high-ranking officials will be on hand including kathleen sebelius.tudents at dodge park elementary in prince george's county will be among the first school-age children to receive the swine flu vaccine. officials will be on hand to stress the importance of tax and nation. not everyone is convinced him that it is necessary >. >> let me decide. >> others are hesitating. >> if the government says to go, i will go for it. >> officials say the benefits outweigh the risk. they are keeping an eye out for adverse reactions. >> we want to find out if this event is real and it is occurring too often. >> the doses received so far in the d.c. metro area are in a nasal spray form. 2500 doses of the intranasal the vaccine will be available tay in silver spring. >>> we will have another news update at 7:56. >>> right now, a nasa satellite and its booster rocket, traveling at more than 6,000 miles per hour, on a collision course with that, right there, the moon. no accident. no accident plan. this is a planned mission. >> that's right. we're going to be watching it

the move allows health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius to take action to more quicklyelp health care facilities deal with the pamd. in a statement, the president said that the rates of illness continue to rise rapidly within many community in the nation and the potential exists for the pandemic to overburden health care facilities in some localities. in declaring the emergency, the president was quick to point out that it was not a response to any new developments. he said it gives the federal government more power to help states. he also said declaring a national emergency helps free up doctors by reducing the paperwork that they have to deal with and that should reduce delays in treatment. even before president obama declared a national emergency, there were long lines across the country as people lined up for the vaccine. now, this scene was outside a health department in salt lake city, utah, yesterday. demand was so great for swine flu shots that people here started lining up overnight on the friday. eventually, workers had to turn people away because the clinic r

they put out calls to activists to go to, for instance t town hall rally with kathleen sebelius and arlenot and then an aftermath e-mail that says great work, keep up the action. they distribute add memo that talked about how to rock the town halls that described how 30 or 40 people could take over a town hall and appear to be taking you know, appear to be a much larger presence than they were. >> interesting. lawrence o'donnell is here. >> what difference should it make to us in the way we read these events? whether these protests were spontaneous or organized in the way that you describe? >> i mean, it should make all the difference in the world. the question is whether people are coming to these things spontaneously or whether they are directed by groups that take money from the largest health insurers and oil firms. >> so basically what you're saying these guys in baseball hat who is look like truck drivers are functioning by extension as high-priced lobbyists, i mean voluntarily but being activated through that mechanism and therefore there's this kind of -- this lie being told to th