joining me now is the president of enroll america, ann filipic. how are you?good, thanks for having me here. >> how are things going? >> things are actually going great. >> you have to say that. tell me the truth, how are things going. >> here's the thing, obviously, anyone working on this issue is incredibly frustrated by the website, no surprise there. i think what often folks aren't aware of is all the work that's going on beyond that, and the enthusiasm and the interest we're seeing. enroll america was created recognizing that there's really an unprecedented opportunity ahead of us, millions of people who can gain access to quality, affordable health coverage for the first time, and there needs to be an unprecedented effort to give them what they need, so we launched the get covered america campaign, which is really about taking the best practices -- >> i'm going to stop you right there. i want to make clear here what the stakes are, okay? there's a human stake, which is, people need health insurance. they need health care, access to health care and it's c

economics professor and aca adviser to the white house, jonathan gruber and anne filipic, thank you so much. it is a marathon and not a sprint. but our big question for you today, the obama care fumble. do you think this is president obama's katrina moment? we heard from wha congresswoman speier had to say about this and the other analogies being drawn up are monica or iran contra. tweet me your thoughts or chime in on facebook. >>> i know we're up live right now but i don't know if we -- i -- mayor ford speaking as mayor ford does, very plainly. >> reaction to reporting on mayor ford. he's been shocking reporters and his constituents for weeks in toronto. up next, breaking news from the city and the city council voting to strip the mayor of some of his powers. we get the very latest in a live report on the ground. >>> and then, miami dolphins richie incognito fighting back against his suspension from his team. straight ahead i'll talk to two former nfl players, jon ritchie and the great joe namath about what the incognito/martin controversy means for the culture of football. >>> and t

. >> appreciate your approach and your attitude, anne filipic.es are rising about 2.5 cents today to $3.26 a gallon, 5 much 58 cents in one week. it's still six cents less than a month ago and 16 cents less than a year ago. >>> new today, the decline of driving in america. a new report suggests this country's love affair with car travel is waning but may not all be due to the economy. joining me now, jordan wise man, senior associate editor at the atlantic. it's good to see you. you're the one who wrote this article about the research. what were your take aways? >> it's interesting. for years and years, you know, americans drove more and more. we put more miles on our cars, usesed more gas. right before the recession, you started to see that go into reverse. flrp fewer cars being bought per household. we were putting i think the amount of miles dropped by about 1200 per driver, something along those lines. we're using less gas. and the interesting part about this, the thing that environmentalists and urban planners find so tantalizing is that it