jon: alberto gonzales, former attorney general. good to have you on. >> thank you, jon. you bet. jenna: still ahead, growing concerns that obamacare could be an easy target for hackers. several experts sounding the alarm. we'll speak with one next. >> understand how we're still discussing whether or not the website is insecure or not. it is. there is no question about that. >> it is insecure? >> it is insecure, absolutely, 100%. jenna: back to the health care law and some new concerns over security flaws that could put private information at risk. top cybersecurity officials testified yesterday on capitol hill, some citing major flaws that healthcare.gov remains to vulnerable to hackers more than three months after the rollout. david kennedy was at yesterday's hearing and warned lawmakers that the security situation is getting worse. he is president and ceo of trustedsec he returns to the program. david, great to have you back. >> i appreciate it. jenna: we played a little sound of you before the break. you said the website is 100% insecure. the govern

the former george alberto gonzales says the president has no choice but look at the situation from a different perspective. >> i think you get wiser when you put your hand on that bible and the lives of every single american, you're responsible for that. >> another big shift, remember when the president called edward snowden a 29-year-old hacker, during his speech yesterday he did acknowledge for better or worse, snowden has had a major impact. back to you. >> thank you, elizabeth prann in washington. >>> a team of inspectors from the u.n. nuclear watch dog agency arriving in iran as part of an interim deal reached with the u.s. and world powers. the deal goes into effect on monday. it faces big wild cards. what is the push in washington for new sanctions on iran. the other demands to see the fine print of what exactly was agreed to in the first place. jim walsh is an international security expert with m.i.t. and joins us now. good to see you. this is a big deal. white house issuing a summary of understandings related to this joint plan of action and writing specifically iran agreed