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. >>> the parents of the virginia tech student who disappeared last month during a metallica concert are asking for volunteers to help search for her this weekend. morgan harrington disappeared october 17th. the search for her begins tomorrow. yesterday her parents said they will stop at nothing until she's found. >> be strong. we are trying to find you. we will never stop. we are trying, honey. hang on. and to the person who has taken morgan from us, please, just let her go. she has so much more to live and so much more to give. please let her come back to her family. we need her. >> heartbreaking to hear from her saying that. police are continuing to follow the leads in this case. they have no new information, though. there is a $150,000 reward for information leading to harrington's whereabouts. >>> school officials in one district actually found a way to get kids excited about showing up for class, that is until the swine flu showed up. new for you in about 20 minutes what students are missing out on all because of h1n1. >>> the bill passed by the senate to extend jobless benefit

>> virginia. actually, i made a conscious decision to remain a virginia resident almost exclusively for their education benefits. >> let me tell you something about virginia. virginia is one of the states that has multiple 529 plans. and there are good 529 plans in virginia and bad ones. so i have a guide on my website which is clarkhoward.com where you can do the hyperlink and make sure the virginia plan you're in is the good one, not one of the bad ones. >> watch "operation clark smart" this weekend at 6:00 a.m., noon and 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> rush limbaugh just took a major jab at president obama and other democrats. get this. he thinks that they may be trying to hurt the country on purpose? ♪ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ >>> okay. let me wake you up this morning. it's 8:00 eastern. good morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. right into the stories here. >>> if you have second thoughts about getting the swine flu vaccine, the government is doing something to try to convince

it's in their burned out virginia home right here. fire badly damaged the back rooms. this was nearly two weeks ago. the structure may be sound but soot and smoke damage is everywhere. the couple says that they have nowhere else to live right now and having trouble getting help from charities other than the red cross. >> my husband's disabled. he can't help and i'm not young. so we need help if we can get it. >> the red cross says that other agencies do want to help, but they are overloaded with cases and running low on funds right now. >>> all right. we were just talking to bob a second ago. you're talking about tropical storms, hurricanes, bob, what's going on? >> november 30th is the last day of hurricane season. so we still have some action possibility, usually november, whatever. we have went down south. i'll show it to you in a second. but looking at decent rain outside of miami right now, that's going to stretch down towards the keys. key west getting showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, but here's that miami radar, that sweep goes on by, you can pick up a

the 39-year-old is of jordanian descent but was born in virginia. he graduated from virginia tech and was also licensed to practice psychiatry in that state. hasan used to work at walter reed army medical center as well but recently received orders to deploy to afghanistan. the owner of a convenience store in fort hood is saying the man he knew as major nidal we were just describing to you came in for coffee and hash browns regularly. he released this exclusive video to our sister network cnn and he says it shows hasan just hours before the shooting. the store owner told a cnn producer hasan often chatted with him when he stopped in. >> it was one exchange which really stuck out in his mind. this was a regular customer but about a week ago he estimates it was he came in and seemed to want to talk. he knew the store owner had been overseas and was also former military and he expressed to him specifically that day he was worried about his upcoming deployment and expressed that he had a problem against -- judging it a religious conflict but as a fellow

i think virginia is crazy. the guy is a right winger to the whatever and running as, like, a little sheep. you notice palin, they don't want palin in there which is interesting. he's running as a problem solver. new jersey is where corzine, who knows what will happen in new jersey. i think he's run a race where he's bringing out the base, the liberal base, african-american base, labor base. >> rush limbaugh is saying obama will be a one-term president. agree or thisdy gree? >> nobody knows. >> what do you think? >> don't know. depends on how he governs. the point is he -- he wrote a book called "the audacity of hope." david plouffe has a book coming out tomorrow called "the audacity to win" yet they're governing very timidedly. he needs to discover the audacity of governing. >> it's always the alternative, who's the alternative? >> sarah palin. thanks, ladies. >>> up next, ted danson joins me. >>> lately i've been going nuts over women's arms. it's really the arm pit. i just love it. it's this other secret plac

we're going to find out tuesday if a presidential endorsement will impact the governor's race in virginia. president obama has personally campaigned for the democratic candidate and some republicans say that the race is a referendum on his first few months in office. >>> also, tuesday, the odd couple teams up again. the reverend al sharpton and former house speaker newt gingrich make the second stop on their education reform tour. this time they meet up with the education secretary in new orleans. >>> plus, the latest unemployment numbers come out this week. we're going to see if things are starting to turn around. all those stories and much more starting tomorrow morning. "morning express with robin meade." why don't you catch it every weekday from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang-raped are urging people in their community to do something positive. yesterday, their pastor read their statement during an event at the high school where the alleged attack happened. police say as many as ten people were involved in the ra

he attended virginia tech. he got a poor review at walter reed army hospital. according to the training director, he had quote, difficulties related to interacting with patients that required counseling and extra supervision. his cousin said he's wanted out of the military since the 9/11 attacks and he was taunted after 9/11. recently his car was keyed and a religious bumper sticker was torn off by a fellow soldier. he also had applied to a matrimonial seminar but had problems finding a love match according to "the new york post" so let me go to dr. daniel amon, former army psychiatrist. he's conflicted about being deployed, fearing he might have to wage war against his fellow muslims. he's lonely, he can't get a girlfriend, apparently. what do you make of it? >> what we often see in these kinds of events is they're stacked stresses. it's not one thing that causes someone to snap. it's a series of events and plus, you know, a lot of psychiatrists in the military develop what i call compassion fatigue. they're listening to horrific events day after day, over and

virginia and new jersey choosing governors and mayor seeking a third term in new york city. wednesday, federal reserve meets to decide where the cost of money should be. the stock market will be watching, but the fed is expected to leave the key interest rates and virtually zero percent. >>> the foo fighters are showing off their best along with new tunes. a preview of their greatest hits collection. >> one, two, three, four. ♪ >>> the yush of cancer is something that's felt around the world. the statistics are staggering, but so too are the efforts by individuals committed to its defeat. >> we pride ourselves on being this small group of people who are audacious enough and naive enough to think we can change the world. >> reporter: we're going to highlight cancer fighters in their home countries. many of them are survivors of cancer, themselves and also proof hope is often there when prevention and education are enlisted in the fight. five faces in the battle against cancer in this edition of "vital signs." hello, welcome to "vital signs." i'm dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chie

i think virginia is crazy. the guy is a right winger to the whatever and running as, like, a little sheep. you notice palin, they don't want palin in there which is interesting. he's running as a problem solver. new jersey is where corzine, who knows what will happen in new jersey. i think he's run a race where he's bringing out the base, the liberal base, african-american base, labor base. >> one question before we leave? >> yeah. >> rush limbaugh is saying obama will be a one-term president. agree or disagree? >> nobody knows. >> what do you think? >> don't know. depends on how he governs. the point is he -- he wrote a book called "the audacity of hope." his campaign manager, david plouffe has a book coming out tomorrow called "the audacity to win ,"yet they're governing very timidly. he needs to discover the audacity of governing. when he discovers that he will win again. >> it's always the alternative, who's the alternative? >> there is no alternative. >> sarah palin. thanks, ladies. >>> up next, ted danson

week ahead we'll find out tuesday if a presidential endorsement will impact the governor's race in virginia. president obama has personally campaigned for the democratic candidate and some republicans say that the race is a referendum on his first few months in office. >>> also, tuesday the odd couple teams up again. the reverend al sharpton and former house speaker newt gingrich make the second stop on their education reform tour. this time they meet up with the education secretary in new orleans. >>> plus the latest unemployment numbers come out this week. we'll see if things are starting to turn around. all those stories and much more starting tomorrow morning on "morning express" with robin meade every weekday from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang raped are urging people in their community to do something positive. yesterday their pastor read their statement during an event at the high school where the the alleged attack happened. police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which supposedly happened during