to find them, put them back in jail and keep them there. now to the ongoing trouble for americans trying to sign up for obama kafrmt jeff pegues is in our washington bureau with more. good morning, jeff. >> good morning. the problem may have started in late september. sources say the administration made the crucial decision of asking for changes to the when site that would make applicant first open an can't and improve their iemd tie. most allow you to shop first. thigh ak nom th they indicate that there are problems. there's a hering in the house of representatives that's planned

for next thursday. among the questions members of congress want answered is what went wrong, how were millions of dollars there and what about hackers. there are concerns that personal health information is being mishandled. in some new details, former vice president dick cheney. drchl sanjay gupta interviewed him for "60 minutes. "here's an expert. fearing a terrorist acould assassinate the vice president by sending a signal to the device telling it to shock his heart into card flal arrest.

>> it seems to be a bad idea for the vice president of the united states when someone might be able to get into, hack into and i worried someone could kel you. >> years later this scene from the showtime drama how it could be done to the fictional president. >> what did you think when you watched that. >> well, i was aware of ta danger that exited but i found it credible because i knew from what we had and adjusting for my own device its with an accurate portrayal. >> the question raises questionsen hit statement of

mind in clienting four. >> you've had so much done. did you worry about physical health impacting your judgment and your cog is in. >> no. >> notal all no. >> with you at best you could be. >> i was given the fact they was 46, a paerd marian patent. >> he didn't want to show a relapship between the two or that he kbould one of the many perrinents vulnerable to the side effects. >> did they talk about it? was that something that you had heard about in anyway? you didn't know about it, you weren't worried about it? >> no. >> both? >> i wasn't worried about it. >> did anyone counsel you on

that. >> notal all whal about things like depression? >> no. >> it ooh's fascinating interview. you can see all of it tomorrow night on cbs. they claim he was a norwegian citizen. alphonso van marsh is in our london office. good morning. >> good morning. they say that 23-year-old norwegian citizen is being investigated as one of the attackers. the somalia-based al shabaab terrorist group claimed it. it has been reported that he also appears with the west gate security footage.

it is under that they lives in a koit total tony. his sister report lid said she dead not want to believe it was her bros., by she said he went to somalia in 2009 and moqed ban tlir for good in 2008. fishlgs are in aruba now helping with the attack, they're not saying whether it's him or if he's tell or alive. >> alphonso van marsh, thank you. a clear picture is leading up to the moments of the deadly massacre at sandy hook in newtown, connecticut. the hart foford quarante said h

shot his mother in the head four times. 26 teacher and and students were killed. police say cyber bullying seems to have taken place at a home. now the step moe of one of the accused girls is facing charges as well. >> the apple doesn't far from the tree. >> the tree in this case is vishian vossberg who's shut to appear before a judge today. the 30-year-old is charged with two counts of child abuse and four kountzes of it. they say the video steps from

visual owe they found. she's allegedly seen her beating two young boys with her firsts while other children laugh and scream in the background. the video was recorded and then posted on facebook back in july. the video came to officers' attention after the suicide of rebecca sedwick. last month the 12-year-old jumped to her death at this abandoned cement factory after being cyber bullying for almost a year. two students were charged in the case. one of them is the stepdaughter of vivian vossberg. >> it makes me question where did they learn it from? kids learn from swrun. >> shortly after she was charged vossberg told media that she does not allow it in her house. yet it was on her daughter's facebook page that this video was found. >> that appears to be a normal

way of life. >> when confronted with the video she admitted she did go too far and things got out of hand. >> i think what's happening with the advent of technology today is people's home life is becoming their public life. and as you can see, that didn't work out so well for vivian. >> the sheriff's office says the relationship between vossberg and the accused are not clear. there are six or seven in the household. in the mad scramble that even sued when the ship went down, there was music. today the band mast're tess violvi's

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sports of their choice. >> reporter: this looks typical of other internet stardust but what fan texts is selling is not typical. through fantex arian foster is going public, offering investors to buy shares tracking his future earnings. >> let me understand this, how this working. sure. if i spend $10 on one tracking stock for arian foster, what am i buying. >> you're buying a security that's linked to a value and performance to a brand contract we signed with arian foster. >> under that contract he's paying $10 million for a 20 million os his earnings. the risks for investors who buy

those shares are listed in some 200 pages. your s.e.c. filing says the only people who should invest in this are those who can afford to lose all their money. the contract is fantex ease earnings outside of football. he has some endorsement projects and he'd tried acting including a guest appearance on "hawaii 5 5-0." there may be more thrills in buying a share of player instead of simply buying a trading kafrmtd . >> here with more on this idea is shaun gregory. good morning. >> good morning, anthony. >> you fall in love with player, you want to invest in them, but it's a very rif yk investment.

>> it's very risky. if you're thinking in investing in arian foster, i highly recommend you read it. yeah, it's usually risky for two reasons -- well, more than that. arian foster can be hurt tomorrow and the cash flow could be gone in a heart beat. even if he does well, 20% goes to fantex. that's not guaranteed. the other way is by trading it on a new exchange. there's no market established so to have this stock and not enough people play this game and you're stuck with it. there's a huge liquidity with it as well. >> this seems like bad math. it could be a lot of money.

>> right. arian foster is getting $10 million up front but he's insuring himself against future injuries. >> he's get a guaranteed income. >> right. he's basically insuring himself. >> do other athletes really want to be a part of this? >> we don't know yet. they're trying to get other athletes on board. if you're like a jarrett jeter, e derek jeter. there's not a lot of incentive to give up 20% of your earnings. >> what does the nfl say? can they control it in any way? >> i don't think they have control. fantasy football has been a real boon to it. there's a real gin in it.

>> if you're a fan who buy as stake in your favorite player and then they get hurt or cut from the team, are you definitely out of luck? >> yeah, you can definitely be out of luck. in some respects it's riskier than sports gambling. if you're investing in arian foster, there's still no record guarantee that your stock is going to go up. it's not tied. >> coming up the movie, it copies one of the most popular movies of all time. we'll explain when we come back. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday."

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ended the shutdown. boy, that was easy. >> republicans are saying they got nothing out of the deal. that's not true. the republicans got eight years of hillary. that's what we're talking about. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm anthony mason. maybe you know what a fan film is. if not. it's an animation of a recreation of a beloved film. >> now it's getting its own hollywood treatment. michelle miller has the story very with nine nominations and four oscars since the 1982 academy awards. "raiders of the lost ark" became a runaway classic. that same year childhood friends from ocean springs, mississippi, set out to