brian. >> mary anne silber in georgia, thank you very much, mary anne. >> after a heated exchange after a briefing between major garrett and white house spokesman robert gibbs this past week, the white house says it's looking into a list of names provided by fox of people who claim to be receiving unsolicited e-mails from the white house. caroline shively is here in washington where he continues to follow the story, hello, caroline. >> hi to you, brian. followed the freedom of information act request, explaining how some of the citizens got on the mass e-mail list, the white house received hundreds of e-mails from people who say a senior white house advisor david ax axlerod landed in the inbox. they're wondering how and why they wound up with their addresses. the first one says he received the actionrod letter as a pop-up via the aol service. >> they have a conduit to put the message out to people who haven't contacted them in any w way. therefore, they're using aol the same way that a spammer would be. >> it's not the government's right to have my e-mail address unless i am dealing wit

mary anne silber outside one such dealership in rozwell, georgia, how big a boost has this been to thedustry? >> well, judging by what happened at this dealership here today and talking to the general manager, it's been incrediblement he says that they have done six times what they would normally do on any given day since this program started, and today, they sold about 20 cars and said it's still more than double what they usually do. a lot of people bringing into the clunkers in the lot where they're keeping the cars until they can get them destroyed. they have to completely destroy the engine and sent off, i talked to a customer earlier who said he would not have come in here had it not been for this program. and also, the obama administration coming out with some figures, saying about 62% of the clunker trades so far are trucks and suv's, and judging by the parking lot you can definitely see that that's true. they've gotten a lot of suv's and some said gosh, they're in shape and part of the program is they have to be destroyed to get at that rebate and so far the obama administrati

mary anne silber is live in atlanta with the latest on this, hi. >> hi, rick, c.d.c.fficials announced earlier this week, they expect the number of swine flu cases in the fall to far surpass even what we saw in the spring, fearing when kids go back to school we'll see rising cases. last check, 353 people have died from swine flu here in the u.s. so far this year, more than 5500 hospitalized and now, the military is seeing a rise in the number of cases. military personnel, like those kids in classrooms, are in close contact with each other. working and often burning together, already than 2300 swine flu case haves been confirmed in active duty and military troops and those are much higher when you count in the family members of the troops and it's over 3800 people. so, the military is now taking steps to prevent the spread. they're doing things like asking troops to sleep head to toe and also, move their bunks away from each other in order to keep them from being so close together and also, the c.d.c. is racing to try and find a vaccine. they're expected to have 40 mil

. >> gregg: mary ann silber, thanks for the update. >> julie: this week we've been hearing about dangersf texting while driving. a new york state tow truck driver that slammed into a car and then a swimming pool. they say he had been texting on one cell phone and talking on another at the same time. there is a new push in the senate that would require states to pass laws that ban texting while driving or faces a possibility of losing out on some highway funding. here to talk about this is russ wader a spokesperson for highway safety. thanks very much nor talking to us. we were just joking around when we were school we didn't have cell phones and the only accidents i ever got in to was not while i was text messaging. cell phones need to be banned. you can't prevent them from being carried in the car. what can you do to prevent people from either talking or texting or doing both at the same time like this guy in new york? >> texting has been in the headlines this week, but politicians who want to legislate on this need to look at the broader research. broader research shows think kind of c

mary ann silber is live from a toyota dealership in roswell, georgia.h the dealership today? >> reporter: well, since the dealership opened there is a steady stream of customers and i walked in and talked to the general manager and said does it looks like you will run out of cars? theyed that 150 left unveteran and sold up to 60 a day and i said will you be able to order more and he said not until the middle of august and are looking at running out and i'm in the lot now, they are putting this clunkers because they have to destroy them, destroy the engine, before they can apply for the rebate and so that is what they have been doing and bringing them back here and a lot of them look like they're in good condition but he say it doesn't matter, if we get this money we have to disable these cars. and, i have actually talked to a lot of customers today, and they say they may not have traded their car in, had it not been for the from program and one of them is here, bob nowak and you said you came in and may not have got en here, had it not been for the reba