invented the adkins diet to tempt everyone from the path of the war and the very very oddly brenda barton arizona state representative finds herself in broiled controversy this week after she compared president obama to hitler on facebook and you know posted to her personal page on monday barton a republican complained about the effects of the government shutdown on the national park service reading someone is paying the national park service overtime for their efforts to carry out the orders of their fear or where are our constitutional sheriffs who can revoked. sure service rangers authority to arrest do we have any sheriffs who appear really national park service is the only thing i've heard that one before in all serious though seriousness though representative barton's facebook post is just another example of the boiling hatred those on the extreme right feel toward our president and every day government workers and that it's very very ugly.

representative joe barton from texas. he wants to apologize to bp for getting oil on our beaches, i guess. barton had concerns beyond the healthcare's efficacy. >> how in the world can this be hippa compliant when hippa is designed to protect the patient's privacy and this explicitly says in order to continue, you have to accept this condition that you don't have privacy. >> jon: that is my point. my guess is that it's hippa compliant because the website doesn't ask you for actual health information. so you know what? i wonder if there's another congress person. perhaps a democrat, that is so sick of this [bleep] and this guy that he answers the question, but cannot hide his utter contempt for joe barton's willful ignorance. >> hippa only applies when there's health information being provided that's not in play here today. no health information is required in the application process and why is that? because pre-existing conditions don't matter. so once again, here we have my republican colleagues trying to scare everybody

barton had a different view of glitches.can bridge today noted his record at the time, congressman barton on medicare part "d," quote, this is a huge undertaking and there are going to be glitches. congressman barton pleading to democrats back in 2006 to please be constructive about all of this. he said, "i would hope that we can work together as we go through the implementation phase. if we can make some changes to fix it, let us do it and do it on a bipartisan basis. "let's make this thing work. the obama care rollout is not going especially well, but this kind of trouble has a lot of precedent. meanwhile, congressional republicans are planning to continue to front-page the problems with the rollout. white house officials and hhs secretary kathleen sebelius are scheduled to testify both tomorrow and next week. congress says, they want to know what's wrong! and that's kind of amazing, given where they've been. i mean, republicans spent the better part of two years trying to get rid of obama care by repealing it. then they s

barton: i thank the speaker. before i yield, i want to apologize to the house for eading into the record comments from citizens of the united states who are exercising their first amendment right. a of those citizens made disparaging remark to the president of the united states, and we understand that members ourselves cannot personalize these issues. some of our citizens that are commenting don't understand the rules. but i do and i want to apologize to the house because i do understand the rules. ith that i want to yield to -- congressman stockman four minutes. mr. stockman: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to recognize the fact that we're talking about things that impact our nation and i want to talk about our speaker who, as you know, or many of you know, i voted against and didn't want to be the speaker, but now today our speaker has been vilified after offering opportunity after opportunity to negotiate. the president on the other hand, said he's not willing to negotiate with our speaker. the speaker grew u

barton says his co-workers call him big country.ow on he will be known as having a big heart, too. >> big hero is the new name. >> wearing google glass while driving can earn you a ticket in what might be a first a woman was ticketed for driving while wearing the high-tech specs. she was pulled over for speeding and then earned a second violation. under california rules video screens are prohibited anywhere ahead of the front seat unless they are displaying gps maps or information about the car itself. >> the most popular halloween costumes in 2013 are number five, miley cyrus' iconic vna outfit, duck dynasty a camouflage head band and a beard. the fox from the viral video what does the fox say. mignon costumes second and the most popular costume of 2013 walter white from "breaking bad." smashing pumpkins they think it's a good thing for a pouncing. playing with the pumpkins at the denver zoo. it was the first time many guests were able to see him at a zoo in july after spending time in quarantine. they hope the two will meet and fo

watch as surveillance video captures the moment darnell barton spots a woman standing on a narrow ledge on the other side of the guardrail, apparently contemplating jumping onto a local express way below. this man walks right by, this biker keeps on pedaling but barton pulled over and stops the bus. >> miss, are you all right? >> reporter: the woman turns to look at him but doesn't respond. that's when he goes to her. >> i basically told her there is nothing that serious and where she was was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barton literally talks her off the ledge, putting his arm around her, helping her climb back over the guardrail. then he sits down with her and just talks. >> i gave her encouraging words. i grew up in a church so in the background i heard my mom's voice. >> reporter: when he gets back on the bus, the passengers, mostly high school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says be ready in season and out of season. you have to be ready. if you have time to anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his co-workers call him big country but a

then i got upset with congressman barton, i like congressman barton, but he started to suggest that somehowe going to have to provide health information and that hipaa applied, and that gave people the impression that their privacy was going to be compromised in some way, and i think that scares people into saying well, i won't go on the website because my privacy's going to be compromised and i'm very worried that the republicans are strictly trying to scare people not to go on the website, not to sign up, because then the whole system becomes a failure. and they don't have clean hands, because they have done everything they can to get rid of the >>> i'm sorry, joe, whether that's what you intended or not, people are going to come back from that hearing thinking i better not go on the website, because i will have a privacy problem. it's not true. there's no hippa involvement here, no requirement of providing health information. >> go ahead, congressman. >> well, i like frank, but he's wrong on this particular point. as you can see, my hands are clean. my paint point was that the obama admi

the look on her face to congressman barton. that's a priceless look. she was probably thinking, who the heck are you? i think they're asking a decent question, the one about the privacy piece. it's the next big shoe that's going to drop that people realize they don't want to put in information because they're not sure that they're going to get anything back. they're not going to be confirmed. bob, why are you looking at me like that? >> i was going to ask eric if he felt bad for the people. >> i always feel bad for people. what's wrong with me? >> let's talk about the department asking the person from cgi. she blames somebody else. the reality is there's the legalese in there when you check you're agreeing to it. congressman from new jersey grilled barton for that. he called him a monkey court or whatever. i went back and spent time with a lawyer today to talk about this. what happened the democrat is absolutely wrong. when you check that, you're not agreeing with hip pa. they bypassed because the privacy rule applies to entit s entities. they made it

fÍjese la mujer que estÁ parada en una barandilla, y barton detuvo el autobÚs.tes pasaban como si nada pasara, la mujer parecÍa distante, desconectada, entonces, barton la agarrÓ y la sujeto, entonces ella lo miro. >>> barton relata que le relata si querÍa cruzar al otro lado de la baranda, ella le dijo que sÍ. cree que el destino lo puso ahÍ en el momento exacto. >>> asÍ debia ser, estaba supuesto a estar ahÍ, explica que le ofreciÓ su ayuda, momento despuÉs los pasajeros aplaudieron la buena acciÓn. solo tiene tres aÑos conduciendo autobÚs, y jugÓ fÚtbol americano, sus compaÑeros lo distinguen por su buen corazÓn, es considerado ahora un hÉroe , se quedÓ con ella hasta que llegÓ la policÍa, los bomberos y un sicÓlogo. luego el se marcho y continuÓ con su jornada laboral. regreso con ustedes. >>> un acto digno de reconocimiento por su sensibilidad, gracias. >>> y le contamos que en un caso que seguimos de cerca, el funeral del adolescente que fue baleado por portar un arma de juguete se convirtiÓ en acto de repudio, familiares y compaÑeros de la vÍctima velaban

you just heard representative barton say, ted cruz was wrong. this was not courage, even though congressman barton will vote. how big of a mistake has this been? >> they would have been the underlying battle. they got the financial number, the continuing resolution spending number. not what the democrats wanted them won this thing two week ago but they lost the expectations and everything has been retro grade. they have to learn you can have one quarterback. you can't have the speaker calling one play and ted cruz calling another. they've lost everything after that. the brand is badly damaged. there is time to recover before the elections. they won the underlying fight but they lost the expectations game miserably. >> what do you think of that? i have to give tom credit for saying, that they won any kind of underlying fight. >> i think what is significant here is how disastrous this has been. >> they're the party of fiscal responsibility. by making this all about obama care at the outset, by making the ideological temper tantrum that shut down t

barton put his arm around her and helped bring her back over the guardrail. he believes it was fate. >> i felt like i did what i was supposed to do over time, i'm a football guy. you stand on the bench. the coach calls a number. you gotta go in and plic a play. you got -- make a play. you gotta go in and do what the play calls for. that's what i did. >> after the call for help, the passengers on bus gave barton a standing ovation for his actions. >>> a big gap in what is known about the risk of concussions in youth sports. researchers are calling to track sports-related concussions and determine the best way to prevent them. football, hockey, lacrosse, wrestling, lacrosse, and soccer, are associated with the highest rates of conunited concussions. >>> a cyclist has a near-death experience and it's caught on trape. take a lock. a large tree is top teled by powerful winds. and it just misses a cyclist riding by. he veers out of the way. look at this. at the last second. and the tree missed him by inches. >>> let there be light. one small town in norway spends s

but barton got out of his bus. talked to her on the ledge. and stayed with her until police arrived. >> i gave her encouraging words. i grew up in a church. in the background, i heard my mom's voice. >> when the hero driver got back on his bus, his student passengers gave him a round of applause. >>> now, to a dramatic high-speed chase in milwaukee, all captured on dash cam video. there it is. police were pursuing a suspect when he lost control of the car. the car goes airborne and slams into the windshield. police say that suspect was driving drunk, going more than 100 miles per hour. there you see him. >> wow. >>> all right. it was bound to happen. now, it has. a california woman given a ticket while wearing google glasses. those are the wearable computer that looks like glasses. the driver was pulled over for speeding. and once the officer saw the device was on her head, he issued a ticket for that. cecilia abadie couldn't believe it. >> this isn't illegal. he said, it is illegal. i was very shocked. i never heard it was illegal in califor

>> pelley: barton put his arm around the woman and brought her to the safe side then waited with herhe police. later got a big hand from passengers on the bus. coming up, a light bulb went off in someone's head now there's sunlight in one of the gloomiest places on earth. that's just ahead. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. with copd, i thought i'd miss our family tradition. now symbicort significantly improves my

this biker keeps on peddling, but barton pulls over and stops the bus. >> are you all right?espond. that's when he goes to her. >> there's nothing that serious. you know, where she was was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barton literally talks her off the ledge putting his arm around her, helping her climb back over the guardrail. then he sits down with her and just talks. >> i gave her some encouraging words. i grew up in the church so, you know, i kind of in the background heard my momma's voice. >> whether he gets back on the bus the passengers, mostly high school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says be ready. you have to be ready. if you have time to do anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his co-workers call him big country but across this big country it's his big heart we'll all remember. lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> that guy is awesome. >> he is. >> simple. >> no two ways about it. you saw everybody else walking by. >> and he's driving a bus and he stops. >> right. a bus full of people in it so they had places to go

darryl barton was driving a city bus yesterday when he noticed the woman.dy to commit suicide. barton pulled the bus over and gently coaxed the woman off the expressway railing. >> she was distraught. she was distant. she was really disconnected. i grabbed her, and i grabbed her arm, and i put my arm around her, i said, do you want to come on this side of the guard rail? and that was actually the first time she actually spoke to me. and she said, yes. >> this only happened because this man cared. cared enough to stop and get out of the bus. barton says he believes he was driving by at that moment for a reason. >> i wanted to convey that, you know, whatever it was, i'm going to -- we're going help you through whatever it is. it's not as serious as that. >> do you see him sitting there next to the woman? >> that's amazing. >> when he walked on the bus, passengers gave him a round of applause. that's the least of it. that man saved a life. that compassion simply, simply extraordinary. >> and the tenderness he showed her. helping her over, and sitting there wit

darnell barton stopped the bus and asked if the woman was okay. >> i said do you want to come back on onto the right side of the guardrail? and that was the first time she spoke to me. and she was, you know, she was soft toned, yeah. so at that point, i helped her turn around and jump back over on the right side. >> barton waited with the woman until hepa received and when he got back on the bus his students gave him a round of applause. >>> the heat is on for the makers i've popular hot sauce in california. city officials say the factory produces a chili odor so strong it causes burning eyes and headaches and some neighbors have been forced to move. brian rooney has more. >> reporter: is afternoois aftea traditional korean hot sauce. >> more or less? >> more: no doubt, some like it hot. but not just a few blocks away in this neighborhood down winds of the 600,000 square food factory that makes sriracha. deena says pepper fumes get in to her house. >> my eyes are watery, my nose right here ale the way down itches, all the way to here and this right here gets real swoepbswollen. >> rep

that's the very same joe barton who had this to say at this week's hearing about healthcare.gov. >> if system that almost no one can successfully navigate, that is a system that that's failed. >> that sounds a little bit different. doesn't it? now, what kind of changes changed his tune? look, the problems with health care.gov, inexcuse sxabl are a big deal. they need to be repaired. with all this focus on this website we are losing the forest through the trees. this is one part of the law. administration i have officials say it will be fully function alibi the end of november. americans are getting affordable health coverage which means republicans are running out of opportunities for sabotage. joining me now former vermont governor howard dean. someone who knows something about health care and progressive columnist sally company 00. thank you. >> thanks. >> governor, i want to start with you and hypocrisy of medicare part d, you know, you had the -- i thought the joe barton comparison was one of the best that we saw and why is it that now all of a sudden the republicans -- i know why

>> turns out the code barton focused on is irrelevant. tech journalist clay johnson noting, "the whole thing doesn't matter. if it's not displayed to the user, the user can't agree to it. it's not like apple can completely hide terms of service on itunes and still claim people accept the terms." but joe barton is less concerned with the facts than he is about destroying obama care. >> once again here we have my republican colleagues trying to scare everybody -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i will not yield to this monkey court or whatever this is -- >> this is not a monkey court. >> do whatever you want. >> instead of trying to actually get to the bottom of what was wrong with the website, the gop spent their time decrying a broken government they worked day and night to break. >> the botched rollout is all the more reason that the individual mandate penalty should be delayed. >> but this is not the first time congress has overseen the botched rollout of a big new health care program. in 2006, the house held hearings on the glitch-

barton laid into the cgi representative over that. >> are you aware this was in the source code, yes or no? >> yes. >> you were aware. okay. do you think that's hipaa compliant? how can that be? you know it's not hipaa compliant. admit it. you're under oath. >> sir, that is cms' decision to make. >> that testy exchange may have just been the appetizer for what came a few minutes later, when barton and congressman frank pallone, the democrat from new jersey, got into it big time. >> hipaa only applies when there's health information being provided. that's not in play here today. once again, here we have my republican colleagues trying to scare everybody -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i will not yield to this monkey court or whatever this is. >> this is not a monkey court. >> i'm not yielding. >> this is not a monkey court. how do those congressmen find out about the sitcom i was pitching to nbc? remember "night court" with harry anderson? it would be just like that only with monkeys. back to the drawing board. anyway, when they were pressed for an answer on when healthcare.gov

let's have congressman barton respond to your thoughts. guest: well, i don't have a problem listening to guest: i do not have a problem listening to beverly. she makes a lot of sense. she happens to be a constituent of one of my very best friends in washington, congressman bobby rush. his wife has had some surgery. he has been with his wife in chicago. and shes a constituent sees the congressman, tell him the tea party republican conservative from texas is praying for his wife. this $24 billion that beverly spoke of, that is federal money that was not spent. that wasderal spending not spent because the government was shut down. there is good news and bad news. the bad news from beverly's standpoint is the money did not go out in the economy. the good news from my standpoint is some of that money would have been wasted, so it was not wasted. it was not the goal of the republicans to shut the government down. stop obamacare, and it is a fair criticism to say the way to focus on obamacare was not by having the government shutdown. i think she

barton said here. before reform, the individual insurance market was dysfunctional, premiums would shoot up if people got sick, their coverage could be canceled if they had a pre-existing condition, and they did not have secure quality coverage. i've heard my republican colleague say that patient health information will be at risk in this application process, and this is plat ois f false. they make a leap forward by taking it out of the insurance application process, by banning discrimination based on pre-existing conditions. mr. barton again is raising this red herring just like the cancellation of insurance by talking about privacy. but madame secretary, prior to the aca when people applied for insurance coverage, it insurers make them provide a long detailed invasive medical history that now because the law bans discrimination based on pre-existing conditions individuals will not have to provide this information in their applications? so regardless of this clause, please comment on the privacy issue

i love darnell barton. >> i tried to push him away. treating. why is it when kids walk up to a house demanding candy they're cute and when i do it i'm drunk? >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by benefiber. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. president obama and other officials are apologizing for healthcare.gov. they're also defending the law behind the website. >> this marketplace is open now. insurance companies are competing for that business. the deal is good, the prices are low. but let's face it. we've had a problem. there's no excuse for it. i take full responsibility that it gets fixed asap. >> we were under the impression it wassed will to go. neither he nor i are technology geeks, and we assumed that it was up and ready to run. >> we still have a lot of work to do. we have a plan in place to address key outstanding issues, but consumers are using the site every day and continue to do so. and problems are being solved, but we know that we don't have a fully functioning system t

barton said here. before reform the individual insurance market was dysfunctional, premiums would shoot up if people got sick. their coverage could be canceled if they had a preexisting condition, and they did not have secure, quality coverage. now i have heard my republican colleagues say patient health information will be at risk in this application process, and this is flat-out false. in fact the a-ca makes a giant leap forward for pro-teching health information by taking it completely out of the insurance application process, by bang discrimination based on preexisting conditions. mr. barton again is, you know, raising this red herring just like the cancellation of insurance, by talking about privacy, but madam secretary, prior to the aca when people applied to insurance coverage did insures make them provide long detailed invasive histories because the law bans discrimination based on preexisting conditions that the individuals will not have to provide in their applications? regardless of this cla

compared president obama to hitler on facebook and you know posted to her personal page on monday barton a republican complained about the effects of the government shutdown on the national park service writing someone is paying the national park service overtime for their efforts to carry out the orders of do furer where are our constitutional sheriffs who can revoke the park service rangers authority go arrest do we have any sheriffs who appear really national park service bugs i don't think i've heard that one before in all serious though seriousness though representative barton's facebook post is just another example of the boiling those on the extreme right feel toward our president and every day government workers and that it's very very . on tuesday the supreme court heard arguments in mccutcheon v federal election commission actually it's because of the r n c vs federal election which the single most important campaign finance case since citizens united sean mccutcheon a billionaire from alabama and the republican party are asking the supreme court to strike down some of our most

but barton pulls over and stops the bus. >> miss, are you all right?oks at him but doesn't respond. that's when he goes to her. >> i basically told her there is nothing that serious and where she was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barton literally talks her off the ledge, putting his arm around her, helping her climb back over the guardrail and then he sits down with her and just talks. >> i gave her encouraging words. i grew up in the church. in the background i heard my mom's voice. >> reporter: when he gets back mostly high school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says you have to be ready. if you have time to 0 do anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his coworkers call him big country but across this big country it is his big heart we will all remember, linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> that guy is awesome plain and simple. >> there's no two ways about it. you saw other people going by. >> he drives a bus and stops. >> a bus full of people in it. they had places to go. >> he could have said, bless your

congressman barton, good to have you here, sir., at the next hearing, thank you. bill: got a fox news alert out of colorado. jonbenet ramsey case. moments ago the court released new documents that have been sealed for all these years. what the documents say about her murder. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ bill: fox news alert. boulder, colorado, a judge now releasing documents on the jonbenet ramsey murder, a case that has gone unsolved for 11 years, murdered on christmas day, 1996. alicia acuna is on that. she is live in denver now. what is in the documents alic

republican representative joe barton of texas who joined us on washington journal. >>> welcome back we are joined by congressman a texas republican member of the house nrnlgt and commerce committee. congressman, thank you for joining us. >> guest: glad to be here. >> host: the committee will have the fist hearing on the website the health care.gov website. >> guest: my biggest question is why they put that much money in to something that doesn't work. there have been a lot of so-called glitches over the years in other website in the private sector, we have never had a westbound that almost no one gets through the first time without any problem. we have the contractors this thursday, and next week we have the secretary kathleen. it's a full committee hearing. chairman upton will chair the hearing. there will be lots of questions, essential on the republican side. even on the democrat site how they can spend thatch money and get nothing that is workable. >> host: an article made the case by holding a hearing on the health care glitches, republicans are saying they want this to work and f

. [♪] locutor: el desquiciado conductor cruza un prado y atropella a tiwan barton. [♪] tiwan trata deiwan yace a pocos metros en shock y con mucho dolor. Él: ¿estÁ bien? otro: no, no estÁ bien, le pasÓ por encima, viejo. Él: la policÍa yaiene. locutor: las ruedas pasan a centÍmetros de la cabeza. >> verdad es q al atropellarme pasÓ completamente sobre todo mi cuerpo. todo sucediÓ tan rÁpido que no pude darme cuenta de lo que habÍa pado y no sabÍa quÉ t herido esta, no creÍ que podria volver a caminar nuevamente. locutor: y para peor, la piel de tiwan es lacerada por los neumÁticos recalentados. tiwan: mntras arrollaba mi cuerpo, me estaba quemando partes de la piel. los autos y los humanos se llevan muy mal. locutor: equipos de emergencia llegan a atender a tiwan. el conductor es detenido por ebriedad y atropello doloso. tiwan agradece que el cargo no sea por homicidio porque si no estarÍa muerto. >>es una bendiciÓn que aÚn siga vivo. [♪] Él: ¡cielosdebe estar loco, llamen a la policÍa. locutor: a connuaciÓn, un rescate en el rÍo marcha mal cuando un helicÓptero cae repentinamente. [♪

barton said here. you know, before reform, the individual insurance market was dysfunctional, premiums would shoot up as people got sick. their coverage could be canceled if they had a pre-existing condition and they did not have secure quality coverage. now, i've heard my republican colleagues say that patient health insurance will be at risk and its application process, and this is flat-out false. in fact, the aca, makes a giant leap forward for protecting health insurance by taking it completely out of the insurance application process, by banning discrimination based on preexisting conditions. mr. barton again is, you know, raising this red herring just like the cancellation of insurance, by talking about privacy. but, madam secretary. prior to the aca, when people applied for insurance coverage, did insurers make them provide a long detailed and basic medical history that now, because the law bans discrimination based on pre-existing conditions, individuals will not have to provide information in

this man walks right by, this biker keeps on pedaling but barton pulled over and stops the bus. the woman turns to look at him but doesn't respond. that's when he goes to her. >> i basically told her there is nothing that serious and where she was was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barton literally talks her off the edge, helping her climb back over the guardrail. then he sits with her and just talks. >> i gave her encouraging words. i grew up in a church so in the background i heard my mom's voice. when he gets back on the bus the passengers, mostly high school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says be ready in season and out of season. you have to be ready. if you have time to anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his co-workers call him big country but across this big country tonight, it's his big heart we'll all remember. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> how great that darnell was ready. >>> still ahead, we put a family to the test of homes surrounded by smoke. they thought they knew what to do but wait until you see what they di

the toll bridges in the bay area something that we achieved as of today from the north, to the dumb bartone south. that is an applause line too. >> today, we see the advent of a new architectural and engineering. and the challenge is faced and many challenges faced and challenges met. and the new also serves as a case study for the long, and the permitting and politics that seem to be a part of any big public works project and contemporary california and as we end the journey, the high speed rail project is just beginning its own trial by fire. but we can't celebrate the new span without acknowledging the old one. and while some of the obstacles have changed against the original bridge was built in the 30s, the spring of inspiration for such a project endures. and in the words of frank marion written 80 years ago ring true today. he said, the bridges do not build themselves. and before the labor in concrete and steel, there was the labor in the minds of men. and we now building this bridge would be remiss indeed if we did not set forth in the record of sunk and towers raised in the acknowl

i love darnell barton. >> i tried to push him away.demanding candy they're cute and when i do it i'm drunk? >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by benefiber. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. president obama and other officials are apologizing for healthcare.gov. they're also defending the law behind the website. >> this marketplace is open now. insurance companies are competing for that business. the deal is good, the prices are low. but let's face it. we've had a problem. there's no excuse for it. i take full responsibility that it gets fixed asap. >> we were under the impression it wassed will to go. neither he nor i are technology geeks, and we assumed that it was up and ready to run. >> we still have a lot of work to do. we have a plan in place to address key outstanding issues but consumers are using the site every day and continue to do so. and problems are being solved but we know that we don't have a fully functioning system that consumers need and deserve. >> meanwhile cbs new