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Visit open.com/yourbiz or call 888-550-open. right now on "msnbc sunday," h1n1 crisis. president obama declares the swine flu outbreak a national emergency. will this change how people are treated for the deadly virus? coming clean. police say a long-time janitor confesses to the vicious murder of a new jersey priest. what investigators say triggered that attack. facing the music. two northwest pilots that overflew the destination about to get grilled by federal investigators. plus -- ♪ some michael jackson fans are saying this is not it. you are hear why they're upset

Outbreak a national emergency. this move removes some of the red tape for hospitals that treat the cases. the president likening it to get snowplows before a storm. we continue to see people lining up to get the vaccine in cities across the country but still today the vaccine's in short supply. assistant secretary of health and human services dr. nicole laurie addressed the shortage on the "today" show. >> we are doing everything we can to get vaccine to people as quickly as possible but we can't make it any faster as it's made and as soon as it's available, it is going out to communities. you...

Distinguishing the two. thank you for your time. >> thank you very having me. you can track the outbreak as it unfolds. log on to msnbc.com with a future we vents around the world for you. that's pretty incredible stuff. it is new video showing one of two deadly bombings in iraq this morning. iraq officials say at least 106 people were killed. at least 200 people injured by a pair of car bombs that exploded there in downtown baghdad reportedly went off less than a minute apart as commuters were making their way to work. today's bombings are the worst attacks of this year. new development...

14 tanks are still burning. nearby residents have been told to flee from the possibility of toxic smoke. the faa has a warning for the pilots of the wayward northwest flight. you may have your licenses suspended. meanwhile faa and national transportation safety board investigators are gearing up to interview the pilots. what are some of the questions they're likely to ask? former investigator greg fife offered his insight on the "today" show. >> one of the things to look at is how the pilots were monitoring the air traffic frequency. if they didn't have a headset on or an ear piece, they use...

To land? but there's a lot of things that the board will find out in these interviews when they are conducted. >> and today the white house was learning a close eye on the plane out of communication with air traffic controllers on wednesday night for the about hour and 15 minutes. looking ahead to the week on wall street, earn, reports are expected from many telecommunication companies, among those ve vieson, sprint, qwest and motorola and the domestic product, it's expected to slip just a fraction. and a new report on home prices could show price tags dropping another 13% in august. with th...