. >> it is hard to understand their priorities. i can understand the president wanting to think things through, but it has been a long time. i also think that it is interesting that this weekend, rahm emanuel did go to great lengths to explain that their priority was creating jobs in america, and they're all of these different priorities, and they have been attacking fox -- there are all of these different priorities, and they and attacking fox. sean: -- and they are attacking fox. sean: it seems to me that they are creating an enemies list. do you think that the white house has their priorities straight here? >> they elected journal mcchrystal to make those decisions. -- general mcchrystal to make those decisions. i understand he was not elected. i do not understand why they're going after fox. i talk about that with you all of the time. it is hard for me to understand. i understand why they do not, on about three hours -- why they do not come on three hours' worth of programming -- sean: you have never been on this show? what are

people to believe it is a priority. if it's a priority -- my thing about the stimulus package is, when fdr accomplished it, when he pushed a jobs package, people actually saw things done, they saw bridges being built, they saw farms getting mowed over, nobody sees any activity done by the stimulus activity, that's producing jobs. >> also, it's the dog that didn't bark. there are jobs. it doesn't convince people that job wouldn't be there if we didn't do this. particularly, at the state and local government level, there were all kind of cutbacks expected to happen, with police and teacher, all that, that didn't happen. >> it would have been farce worse. >> okay, i'm going to go back to that point, they said, if we pass a stimulus package, unemployment would never go above 9%. it has happened in spite of the political package. >> no, b that could show that just the economy was in far worse shape before. >> it was once said, that astrology -- an economic forecast exists to make astrology look good. in these contions, matt,

it was not a priority. job creation was the priority from the day that this president was inaugurated. it has been eclipsed by a technical confusing conversation in which hardly anybody has read the small print on a thing called health care. that's a proper subject along with infrastructure for a healthy economy. but infrastructure and health care are things that come later. right now our concentration should be on job creation. >> but you're not answering my question, mr. wynn. >> i'm sorry. >> as a businessman, how do you -- how do these things factor in to you making a decision as to whether to invest more or invest less, whether to go into china or not to go in? >> i'm grateful that i'm in china generating foreign currency. i'm the only one in nevada so far. i hired 5,000 people so far. my return on investment is not exactly handsome. i've never laid off anybody in 40 years. but if this president and this administration and nancy pelosi get their way, i and all other employees -- employers like myself w

we have other priorities. i also think there is an asymmetry here because the republican party agenda is more focused, not a comment on anything. if you think about what the republican party is interested in, abortion, affirmative action, guns, property rights, federalism. those are court issues. i think it is sensible for the republican president to think if i have to take a hit to get somebody on the core that will move it, that is what i will do. it does not mean -- i think there will not make the choice to push the envelope in appointments. >> david, the prevailing wisdom in washington -- it is not the most of this quality that prevails there regularly. the prevailing wisdom in washington is that when the next nomination, when the next seat becomes available, it will go to a non-judge, that is janet the peloton know, the secretary of common security and former governor and attorney general of arizona. i don't know how strongly to credit that speculation but that would look to me as a rather significantly b

priority. now, those resources are available to make it the main effort. and that we should do. he has now the opportunity to be decisive, to control the outcome in afghanistan and we can get the outcome that we deserve. >> he said that we're going to stay, if we stay, we cannot lose. what strategy, what tactics give us the best chance to carry out the mission and the mission has to be to stop the violence and secure the country and see that you have an honest government that can begin to take care of its people and to me, that's the plan. >> thank you all very much. difficult problem. very enlightened discussion. >>> the roundtable is next and later, the sunday funnies. >> the >> the administration was worried that meeting with the dalai lama would upset china. we don't want to upset china. imagine what they would put in our toys. gy. we should be looking closer to home. there are places off the continental shelf. natural gas can be apart of te solution. i think we need to work on wind resourc

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if you're not on the priority list, should you eventually get a swine flu shot?s year you're encouraging gets the seasonal flu shot. >> absolutely. we think that eventually there will be enough vaccine in the state for everybody who wants to get the vaccine to get it. we'll start with the priority groups because we want to focus on those people who are at highest risk. but eventually everyone ought to be able to get it. >> will that be around december, january? >> i'm expecting that around mid-november it will be open up, it will all depend on the manufacturers producing it, getting it delivered to the distributor, and then to the state. but we're going to be very active in talking with you and others in the media about where it's going to be available. and we'll be sure that on our website, www.flu.maryland.gov. we will have a site to show people where to go. >> i think we may have just answered our next question. my wife and i are over 64 years of age. we are wondering when healthy seniors would be able to get the shot. >> when we are really in the open phase o

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priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship.l or go online now to get started. shepard: the teenager accused of trying to blow up a skyscraper in dallas is in court today, charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. a short time ago, a judge ruled that there is in fact enough evidence to move ahead with the case. the fed's report this 19 year- old from jordan parked a truck underneath a 60-story building. they say he believed the truck held an allied bomb, which undercover agents, posing as al qaeda terrorists, gave to him. later, they say he tried to detonate the bomb using a cell phone. with us now is a staff writer for the "dallas observer" newspaper. she just got out of the courtroom. good to see you. what happened in there today? >> well, the federal judge ruled that there is enough evidence to move forward with the prosecution of mr. smadi, and the only witness was a special agent who was involved in the investigation and the operation that led to the arrest. shepard: they gave a sort of scared to this, bu

regarding ballistic missile defense, this congress has made this program a priority. the conference agreement fully funds the administration's request of $9.3 billion for missile defense programs. it authorizes $1.8 billion for each ballistic missile defense adding $23 million for additional sm-3 missiles and authorizes $1.1 billion for high altitude area defense systems or thad. these amounts reflect an increase in the funding proven systems by $900 million over the f.y. 2009 levels. the bill also authorizes up to $309 million for the recently announcedure peaian missile defense plan if the secretary of defense certifies that the system is operational effect, and cost-effective in providing protection for europe own anne the ubs united states. further -- and the united states. and it improves ground base vehicle defense system and includes a provision requiring the department to establish a plan to maintain its operational effectiveness of the system over the course of its service life. within the strategic intelligence programs, the conference agreement requires the

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obama will make the decision based on his priority to defeat al qaeda in afghanistan. >>> meanwhile, secretary of state hillary clinton is talking to european allies about obama's afghanistan strategy. she left for a six-day trip to europe in russia yesterday. she'll also discuss what should be done about iran and north korea's nuclear programs. >>> the u.n. has started investigating the plane crash in haiti. a u.n. spokesman said 11 people died when a u.n. plane crashed into a mountainside yesterday. that plane carried military personnel who worked at a u.n. mission. >>> and finally, a very good week on wall street. the dow jones industrials jumped 78 points yesterday and closed just below the high for the year. the economic reports this week were better than expected. >>> that's a quick check of your saturday headlines. welcome back to hln. i'm holly firfer. an undercover operation has revealed just how easy it is to buy a gun at a gun show. no questions asked. it's a loophole in the law that basically side steps background checks. randi kaye looks at how it works and who's riled u

that is our number one priority.t comes before all fiscal concerns. >> reporter: midtown manhattan security as it was named today will get underway in 2010 and protect 30th to 60th street from river to river. it will have face detection cameras but not yet as new technology they hope to implement it. that is the thing we'll see over the next few years, different types of technology is going to be used here. we come live from the brooklyn bridge. we want to show you something. if you visit here you see these signs. you are under nypd surveillance. look forward to see a lot more of those around the city. >> julie: laura ingle, thank you very much. >> gregg: remember all the experts say the economy was pulling out of a recession after the unemployment rate hit 9.8%. signs of recovery may look a bit distant but the latest jobs report raising a serious question do we need a second package. here is alan greenspan, former chairman of the federal reserve. >> no new stimulus for two reasons. one, only 40% of the first stimulu

when you add all that up, a lot of people on the high-priority list.ople not on the high priority list are the older people who seem not to get it too often and they should get the seasonal vaccine which is available in most places right now. >> can you get the regular flu vaccine and swine flu at the same time? >> if it's available at the place you're getting it, absolutely. that would make it easier for everybody. you can get it and get it over with. it will start to happen. there is more vaccine available. >> what are their risks in terms of any kind of after effects or side effects? >> almost always no risks. hundreds of millions of people have gotten, or hundreds of millions of doses of flu vaccine have been given out over the years. the swine flu vaccine is a different one that has come along quickly and manufactured quickly because this appeared in late april and there is no reason to think it is any different and the government has a very large monitoring system in place and if there were to be a rare adverse side effect, i think it would be pi

do these people get -- how do you get a priority? show something?going to be tough logisticall alllogistical >> it seems to affect -- less so in the older population. people 16 and older -- 60 and older have an immunity. get the seasonal flu vaccine. that is the vaccine available, two separate entities but an influenza virus and 36,000 people die of seasonal every year. >> if somebody wants to get the h1n1 virus -- >> vaccine. >> they don't want the virus. yes, thank you for that clarification. if somebody want it is vaccination, is it possible to be turned around they don't fall into a certain category? >> very possible that early on, prioritizing the pregnant and the younger but eventually everyone who really wants this vaccine should be able to get it. >> okay. is there a certain protocol that doctors must follow as to who get it is vaccine when? >> we have to register. for example, in new york, i had to register with the new york board of health to get a priority. in order to get the vaccine. well, we'll see what happens over the next one to two

. >>> some priority patients will be getting vaccinated against the h1n1 swine flu. >> this is a bigtep. john hendren has the details. the flu season has started and americans need to be vaccinated, now more than ever. >> this is the most ambitious vaccination program ever mounted. the number of doses of vaccine, the quickness with which the vaccine has been produced. >> doctors will receive 600,000 tubes of nasal vaccine. another 50 million vaccine doses should be ready following week. many americans are not so sure. about six in 10 adults are not certain they will be vaccinated. about four in 10 parents are not sure they will get their children vaccinated. >> i am not concerned about getting the swine flu. >> if i can keep a child from getting an illness that will keep them from staying at a school, practice saying something. >> the priority list includes pregnant women, young people, and people with chronic health conditions such as diabetes. caregivers are on the front lines. >> we have increased employee absences due to fevers, flu-like symptoms. >> pregnant women in particular

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and organizational priority, if enforcement of a particular statute is an organizational priority, meaningpolice leadership wants it done, whether it is the sergeant, the share, or the chief, officers will usually respond. i would like to draw from my experiences in law enforcement in general and with new york's current laws to provide recommendations that might serve the purposes of this summit. first, as i said when i began, technology is ever changing and is merely an element of the broader issue of destructive driving. i caution against not dealing with the larger issue of destruction -- driver distraction as it will lead to perpetual revision. as the next technology emerges, and it surely will, legislators will need to amend for improved safety. what is needed is a statutory authority to stop an insight drivers -- and to cite drivers for a wide variety of factors that would affect traffic safety. this would convey drivers that while the vehicle is in motion, driving must be their sole function. secondly, one needs to look no further than the history of restraint enforcement to learn t

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children under 5 get priority which may be the only good news for the gosselin family this month.ne, they say the best way to avoid swine flu completely is to isolate yourself from others, which isn't easy to do. really, do be completely isolated from other human beings, you have to go live in a cave for three months or interrupt taylor swift's award presentation at the vma awards. there aren't a lot of choices. the first cases of swine throfl reported in mexico. in china, the government commissioned this helpful cartoon to teach airline passengers how to avoid catching and spreading it. >> jimmy: yeah, wait a minute. they're blaming -- comes from america. this is mexico's fault, not ours. and by the way, how about all the lead toys you've been giving our kids? jerks. maybe we'll start making cartoons about you, china. would you like that? meanwhile, our government is busy trying to convince people to get vaccinated. this morning, the secretary of health and human services was on "good morning america" to reassure nervous parents that the swine flu vaccine is safe. she herself has

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. >> we have a war in afghanistan and it could be a case of misplaced priorities. >> the bottom line is that chicago loses out. and rio de janeiro made history because of the first south american city to host the olympic games. >> president obama says he called the rio president to congratulate him. in washington wbal-tv 11 news. >> grab your cellphone 3 want to hear from you about this. tech's the word yes or no to 88509. standard text messaging rates apply. 66% say they would support another bid to bring the summer games to baltimore. >> now, at your 11 insta-weather forecast. >> there may be a few scattered showers tracking through tomorrow morning. you can see a few of those showers working into the west and a flute -- a few laps prickles. -- a few white sprinkles -- eight you like sprinkles a few light sprinkles. you might even hear some butter over that way. some thunder over that way. we were right in the same vicinity. scattered showers missed -- may change a little. we did not expect a lot of rain. west of the day, it does not look like a whole lot of rain. it is in the '60s

that's their priority right now.inly, is to stop him so that he can't cause any reckless danger or damage to users of the highway, property damage, personal damage, and so on. >> if police are saying that this driver is accused of assaulting a police officer, what kind of charges are we talking? >> you're looking at a serious assault. second degree in most cases. that's an elevated assault. third is the mere presence, mere fact that he's a police officer makes it an aggravated factor with regard to the assault charge. >> and i imagine that not only after -- we know we can't accuse him for sure of doing this. this is what we're hearing from police. but the fact that he is eluding police in this chase has to add to those charges, correct? >> yeah. they're going to pile up. they'll have reckless use of the highway, reckless driving, a variety of vehicle and traffic infractions that they'll administer on him. and likely in multiple jurisdictions. there is going to be a number of people. reckless driving is a misdemeanor

and if the priority is the olympics in seven years, okay, then tell the nation that's the priority andat we should be focused on because we'll create jobs then and we won't worry about it between now and 2016. >> you have jobs now building stuff for seven years from now. they don't put up the olympics overnight like a circus tent. and mark boehner picked up on the anti-olympic stupidity. >> he's the president of the united states, not the mayor of chicago and the problems we have here at home affect all americans and that's where his attention ought to be. >> i'm joined again by robert reiche. thank you for your time tonight sir you want to briefly explain that complex economic principle that argues against mr. steele's belief that the olympics starting in the summer of 2016 only means jobs start in the summer of 2016? >> it's not terribly complicated, what we know from previous olympics like 1996 in atlanta or salt lake city, we know that almost immediately after the olympic decision is made, there are jobs and a lot of jobs, construction and infrastructure and sales and marketing, wh

if the priority is the olympics in seven years, tell the nation the priority and that's what we should. we will create jobs. we won't create that between now and 2016. >> you have jobs now building stuff for seven years from now, mike. they don't put up the olympic facilities overnight. and boehner picked up on the anti-olympic stupidity. >> he's the president of the united states. not the mayor of chicago. and the problems we have here at home affect all americans, that's where the attention ought to be. >> good. and professor of public policy in california from berkeley from which venue he joins us. thank you for your time, sir. >> good evening, keith. >> you want to explain the complex principle that the olympics start in 2016 only means that jobs start in 2016. >> it's not terribly complicated. what we know from previous olympics in 1996 from atlanta and salt lake city, we know immediately after the olympic decision is made, there are jobs and a lot of jobs, construction, infrastructure, and sales and marketing, white collar, blue collar jobs. this is a jobs machine. it starts righ

children and pregnant women will take priority when the shot becomes available in october. reporting live, wbal-tv. >> for those in the medical community, a special state map that will show you the best defense against the swine flu virus. it will tell you flu should wrewhere the special mask. w ear -- wear the mask. >> baltimore mayor sheila dixon faces two possible trials. it came today after the court hearing. a development could delay the conclusion of her legal battle. >> a november 9 trial date still stands in the case against sheila dixon. the case set to go full forward is smaller. she allegedly stole get cards intended for needy families. >> we have indicted two different cases. it is up to the defense to make the decision as to whether they should be tried together or separately. they decided to try them to -- try them separately. >> the decision was made in the judge's chamber not the courtroom. no one juror will have to judge the mayor. she is accused of perjury for failing to disclose the gifts. she receives cash from her former boyfriend who is a developer. th

. >> our firefighters, are public safety individuals are very important and they are a priority to the city. we will work with them through this. but right now because of what we are facing, sometimes things have to be on hold. >> arbitrator said the decision was not based on the city or state budget deficits. >> dundalk businesses and houses, the state of maryland is giving an extension for taxes through november 15 for withholding tax. those filing by the november dates will not be charged interest, late payment fees, or penalties. >> today we will get to the news about jobs for the month of september. >> be an agglomerate has flirted with 10% -- the unemployment rate has plummeted with 10%. >> president obama seemed to be among those not expecting good news. >> it's going to take a number of steps to reverse the current job climate. >> last week the number of first-time filers for jobless benefits went up, an unexpected rise. this person in texas was laid off. >> sometimes you have to settle for a job just to pay bills. >> california's republican governor touted stimulus millions he

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to age 18 who take care of infants younger than sixmonths and healthy health care workers are the priority at this particular clinic. click on the flu tracker to see the areas hardest hit by the virus. >>> there is more backlash over the d.c. school teacher layoff. thousands gathered at freedom plaza downtown for another loud protest. that was one of several protests that took place as a result of more than 200 teachers being laid off to make up what mayor fenty says is a $44 million shortfall in the district. they want answers from the d.c. chancellor. 400 d.c. public school employees altogether were fired earlier this week, 229 of them teach he's. michelle rhee says those are help cut budget shortfall. she will join us live later during our 7:00 hour. we hope you can stay tuned for that interview. >>> making head line this morning, the entire world has its eye on a nasa mission to the moon today. right now, two unnned nasa spacecraft are headed for a deliberate crash on the moon. the animation of what they expect to happen is a mission to see if there is any sign of water on the moon. th

it is a higher priority. >> it is. but i think we are at a crisis point if some kid is going to high school boozed up. >> i think it was going on when you and i were growing up but we didn't have to be subject to breathalyzer test. >> on privacy front legal front, is the school going way beyond. >> first of all. i'm not sure i'm disagreeing with you. something like 11% of all alcohol being drunk is between the ages of 12 and 20. but legally, you guys may remember there was a case where a girl was searched on an allegation she was dealing out ibuprofen. the u.s. supreme court threw out that search. what drew and i might be saying we are all in favor of combating underage drinking not sure this is the correct vehicle and having teacher law enforcement. it is a close issue to debate. >> i hear where you are coming from, you are asking a teacher to make that call. obviously, they are going to smell alcohol that would get them to take that step. let's get a call. kenneth in texas. your thoughts. >> caller: i think it is hor

how important it is for every american to take care of their health and fitness and make sleep a priority and the food they put in their bodies so they prevent themselves from getting sick in the first place. >> did she acknowledge, she's the first lady and has certain perks that the average person doesn't have. but did she address that at all? >> well, she said, i live in the white house. in is a wonderful place to be and i can have pie whenever i want to have pie. but so she's had to strike a balance. but what i love about her and why she wanted to talk to "prevention," because she's the first first lady to make health and fitness a priority. we've seen bill clinton going jogging and george bush on the bicycle but she goes to the gym and cares about the food she puts in her mouth and in her family's bellies. >> what's her general attitude about diet. is it diet as opposed to lifestyle. >> she has a very healthy relationship with food. she doesn't have a "no junk food" rule in the white house. she has pie, macaroni and cheese and french fries. she says when her dresses get a little tight

the people -- the american people place a high priority on it. they are searching for a solution that they would have confidence in that is workable. we are getting a lot of interested inquiries about our views on the carbon tax, how we would structure it, and a lot of engagements over what could we do to the cap and trade system to address some of these issues. we have provided our views on what many people call hybrid type approaches, cap and trade with some kind of carbon fee system, for instance. we are engaged very heavily, through our own discussions, through many of the trade associations of which we are a member. we work with the number broad base organizations, the chamber, the trucking association, the farming association, and is all we can appreciate, this is an issue that will leave no american life untouched. whatever we do will change the lives of every single american in one way or another. we do feel strong and that we need to get this as right as we can. one element that is really critical is to have a system in which you have so

make job creation priority number one like hey did there. as our lighting man, shawn would say, dim sum, lose some. come on! all right, so stick with the china place like wynn, proctor, vail, bhp, because if we can't beat them, we might as well join them. adam in new york, adam? >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing? boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: jim, i got a question about my johnson & johnson stock. >> sure, man, fire away! >> caller: okay, listen, i inherited this stock about a year ago. i know we're coming out of a good quarter here. best in about ten years. >> yep. >> caller: i don't know now it's the time to sell this stock or if i should -- >> j&j has a huge business overseas. the dollar keeps going down. may i also just once again -- a lot of people here who believe in this network and this country believe that the weak dollar's bad. talk to j&j, they are going to make fortunes in this environment and it's real money. i say, adam, stick with j&j. one that i would recommend most highly. now let's not slip slide away. i think congre

elsewhere in that poll, david, you can see that jobs are the number one priority that the public hasn. and also the number one way they're filtering whether the economic program of barack obama is working. so, you know, barack obama's team has a dilemma right now. they think their plan is working, that the stimulus package is turning the economy armed, and there are some signs of that, and that unemployment will come later. but as long as it's later and not now, and that rate keeps rising, maybe past 10% by the middle of next year, people will look at what obama is doing and say, know what, this is not working. that's a bad situation for obama and for democrats who have got to run for election next year in 2010. >> john, as far as timing, you mentioned possibly state of union, possibly sooner. what would make the difference? is there any event out there that would prompt them one way or another? >> yes. i think when you see unemployment cross that 10% threshold, that could be a key. mark zandi, an outside economist respected which both sides says unemployment is expected to peak at 1

>> at the end of the day, it's a question of his priorities and he's got a lot on the plate right now. to a certain extent to take a day, fly away and have no result, i think the more significant thing is the chicago guys can't count votes very well. >> but he wasn't on the ground for that long and he can deal with other issues while he's on the plane. >> it's still a question of setting priorities. you have editorials across the country she have been dealing with health care afghanistan. the president's time is the most valuable asset he has. he has a long term damaging thing, absolutely not. but was it good use of his time? i don't think so. >> we know he met with general mcchrystal on the ground. did that help his cause? >> it would have been more helpful if he'd have spent an hour with him mfd of 25 minutes doing a tour of air force one with his wife. i think the key they think here is mcchrystal is the key to his future. this is his hand picked general, afghanistan is the most important decision he will make however he goes with it and he need it is at that time time on do that.

pakistan is the mos impoant priority right now. on the other side you do see military as mara justalked about admira mullin, general petraeus and general crystal,omewhere in the middleo secretary gates and clinton. both of whom have been hawkish to some extent in the pt, but i don't think have given full-toated endoements yet to the full mccrystal, if you will. >> charlie: where is m jones? >> i tnk jim jone and robbie manual t chief of sr are re step particular call of trul stall full, heavy commitment of additional troops. certainlmore so than in march. >> charlie: ins both of you are required to some othe scussion that are going in, reaching out so thathe white house reaching out to you guys, to try to express a point of viewwhere is the predent? can yotell anythg by his questions how he sees the circumstance >> i think -- look, he said publicly tt he's skeical. that is probably true not just a way of signaing to the left that he'sin to their concerns he genuinely is reluctant to go with the 40,000 troop increase, that sort of s

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one must really question the priorities of this majority.should not treat our service men and women as political pawns in their effort to force a social agenda upon the court system and american people. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri. mr. skelton: i yield three minutes to my friend, my colleague, the chairman of the subcommittee on sea power and expeditionary force, the gentleman from mississippi, mr. gentleman from mississippi, mr. taylor. the speaker pro tempore: how much time? mr. skelton: three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. taylor: let me begin by thanking chairman, ranking member for the phenomenal job they have done. let me begin by telling the gentleman from virginia i agree with much of what he said. i also remind the gentleman from virginia that like him i voted to send those young men and women to iraq and afghanistan. with that vote came my commitment to quip them --

and make health care reform a priority instead of continuing to be the party of no. >> take your time, congressman lungren. you have a lot to bite off of right now. what the congresswoman just said, what grayson just said in his, well, doubling down you might say, his attack on your party. is this like what happened with joe wilson? the republican joe wilson. who said to the president joint session out loud, "you lie." is what congressman grayson said about the killing fields of the republican health care plan, is that the same misdemeanor or felony? >> i appreciate very much having me on. i must say i thought i was going to be on with a congresswoman. i didn't know i was going to be on with a senator who manages to filibuster and not answer the question. the fact of the matter is he said something he shouldn't have said on the floor. he should apologize just as my friend joe wilson said something he shouldn't have said on the floor then he immediately apologized. calling the white house. talking with rahm emanuel. >> he didn't apologize on the floor. >> let's just go and do that sort

. >> the priority list includes pregnant women, health care workers, young people, and that those with chronic health conditios. >> i do want people to feel some sense of urgency about getting vaccinated. is important. it is not something to put off. >> our recent survey said that about six out of 10 adults are not sure they will get vaccinated. about four out of 10 parents are not sure they will get their children vaccinated. some doctors are devising patient to postpone vaccinations. >> we do not know how well this works or how long it will last. there are a lot of unknowns. >> our health and medical editor is convinced it is safe. he plans to give the shots to his children. he does not think that pregnant women should wait for the injectable form. >> the nasal spray has a live virus that is not safe for pregnant women. the shot is safe for pregnant women. >> more doses will be available in the middle of october. people are urged to contact their doctors to find out if they should be inoculated. >>> we now turn to the weather. the string of beautiful fall days continue. changes are i

. >> reporter: his advice for fans who tweet him and to kids who are obese, make fitness a priority. >> put on the paper what you want to do just overall where you want to be at the end of the day. just be active and that's the biggest thing. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> i travel a lot. wherever i go i take pictures, lots of pictures. whatever catches my eye and i post my reports to i report i like to show what it's really like to be there. one of my favorites was japan. we climbed to the top of a mountain and watched the sun rise. i think i've learned a lot from the comments people have written. it challenges me to do better. i'm an i reporter. >>> send our kids off to school, run errands, church, little league practice. there's no guarantee they're coming home. that is the harsh, heart breaking reality for the family of derrion albert. beaten to death by a mob last week on his way home from school. but is he the victim of a bigger problem in chicago? i want to welcome our prime news correspondent richelle carey joining us for our "what matters" segment. >> what

. >> safety is a top priority to us. what i want people to know is that no corners have been cut at all. the h1n1 vaccine is being produced exactly the sae way that the seasonal flu vaccines are produced with the same careful oversight. >> the first batches will be the nasal spray version. medical workers will be the first group vaccinated. people at higher risk like the young and those with underlying medical conditions and pregnant women should get their shot when it becomes available. >>> now to the health car battle raging on the hill. the senate finance committee has high hopes of working on a health care reform bill by tonight. doctors descended on washington with their own prescription for health care. sherri ly has their story. >> reporter: the patient is health care reform. these doctors rallying in the nation's capitol say the public insurance option is the wrong medicine. >> let me ask you is: is there any government program that lowers cost? let's look at the big government program. medicare will be broke in