bret. >> wendell, thank you. as wendell just mentioned, there's a big issue with these cancelled policies. several states have seen hundreds of thousands of cancellation notices sent in the mail. you can see the numbers right here. the three states with the highest totals are california, new jersey and florida. white house officials claim insurers, not the law itself for the problem. critics say the administration should have known about the consequences of the law's rules and mandates or, worse, they did. now to chief national correspondent jim engel with a look at who's enrolling in the exchanges, who's getting cancellation notices and why website troubles aside they are behind their target in the obama care rollout. >> reporter: while obama care forced the cancellation of more than four million policy that say didn't meet the new standards, it's only signed up roughly one-tenth that number. >> if 40,000 people enrolled in the federal exchanges, that calculates to about 1% of the folks who they would like to ha

bret? >> ed henry live on the north lawn. ed, thank you. president obama's newest policy, if you like your canceled plan, you can keep it for a year. may cause more trouble than it prevents. tonight chief national correspondent jim angle tells us about the potential high cost going forward of going backwards. >> reporter: the president's effort to get others to save him from the political heat of canceled insurance policies is not off to a roaring start. according to former democratic senator ben nelson, thank you head of the state insurance commissioner's association. >> someone decided that they're not going to follow what the president has suggested. keep in mind, it is a suggestion. it is not a ruling and certainly it's not a -- not a how. >> reporter: commissioners and companies are skeptical because the president's move will exempt millions of people from joining the obama care exchanges next year. and that could have sweeping repercussions, potentially causing insurance costs to soar

bret stiles is not dying. bret stiles cannot die.nother plane, one lesser men like ourselves can only strive to reach. and one some of us obviously can't comprehend. (horns honking in distance) (police radio chatter) coffee--one cream, one sugar. thanks, russell. forensics is here when you're ready. send them over. get his i.d. for me, will you? you know how i am about heights. sure. oh, and, uh, someone's here to see you. thanks. there's been a breakthrough in the red john investigation. i have some new information. some very significant information. okay. what is it? no, no. not yet. i'm not sure who i can trust. i'm not even sure i can trust you. red john has some very powerful allies. patrick, come on. (speaking indistinctly) okay, but not here. meet me at 8:00 on thursday night. thursday? why? i need time to find a safe place to meet. fine. where? i'll let you know the day of. this is crazy. i've made the mistake of underestimating red john a number of times now. i don't want to make that mistake again. if you want the informati

i'm bret baier. big news on the small number of people across the country who successfully signed up for obama care. chief national correspondent jim engel is here with the news live this afternoon. >> reporter: hello, bret. industry leaders tell fox that by last week only 50,000 people had signed up for the federal exchanges under obama care putting the administration far behind its goal of 500,000 in the early days, 7 million by early next year. and that further complicates efforts to fix another problem. >> reporter: the administration is desperately searching for someone who is searching. how do you unravel the chaos by 4 million cancellations at the time they're trying to sign up 7 million uninsured. >> all of a sudden the interest in delaying or putting off obama care is bipartisan. you have democrats and republicans. everybody knows we're not ready to do this. >> lawmakers have suggested several options, extend the enrollment period, delay the mandate for a year or delay the entire law for a y

. >> hey, how are you doing, bret. you mentioned the new details. just confirmed with the fbi that the gunman is named paul anthony ciancia. they have confirmed it, he's 23 years old. his last known address was here in los angeles in the los feliz area, and this morning, they believe, the suspect, 9:20, opened terminal three here at l.a.x. and opened fire. there are several victims. one has died, a tsa agent, and the gunman is injured as well. i'm going to have my photographer swing to the right. people from terminal three are finally being let out. there are a couple thousand people who were in there and stranded in a safe room. some are walking by right as we're speaking at this moment. now, we did hear from some witnesses who did get out earlier today. and when they came out, they were talking about all sorts of different things happening inside, people running, hitting the ground in fear. hiding behind counters in restaurants. running down pathway s onto planes and onto the tarmac. listen to what one witness who saw what happened, what he said w

has accomplished had feat. >> spencer: should bret bielema have come with the power rushing attack?there is no comfort in defeat talking about the winless situation in conference, more concerned about his players playing hard and they did that. >> adam: their first winless conference season of any kind since 1942. meantime, he's just getting started. is bo pelini finished at nebraska? we take you around the country, spencer, he was hot and there were turnovers too. >> spencer: jake ruddock completes the pass to horowitz then bo pelini is frustrated, upset because of the call here, aggressive, swings at him, they got the trophy but here now coach on his future. >> they want to fire me, go ahead. i believe in what i've done. i don't want apologize to you, i don't apologize to ybanody, myself or the staff, our record since i have been here speaks for itself. >> adam: the record does speak for itself. >> brian: he's lost exactly four games each of the previous five seasons. focus on one earlier who was close to the program, they said it's about a $25 million buyout for bo pelini and the

bret?yeah, megyn, a significant win for terry mcauliffe. obviously, he is a former fundraiser, a very big friend of bill and hillary clinton. they came out and campaigned for him. and as you mentioned it is a significant thing for a hillary clinton presidential run that she would have a foothold, a machine, if you in the purple state. if you look at that, you can't judge it's by that. we're looking at models now that have exit polls and raw vote totals in the different areas. and our decision desk has come to the determination desk that fox news can project that terry mcauliffe will win, according to this graphic, 46 to 44%. it is interesting, megyn, as you mentioned. obama care made a big difference in this race. and moved it several points in just the last few days. >> and virginia, you know, used to be solidly red, but has been trending purple and blue, as the northern virginia suburbs take on a population that tends to lean democrats. so it is not a huge, huge surprise here, but interes

wr bret, back to you. >> doug, thank you.he administration in international news, the president's national security adviser is denying a report that president obama will write a letter of apology to the people of afghanistan acknowledging mistakes made during the 12-year war there. but the administration has said it may forward a letter of assure answers to afghanistan, as part of an agreement allowing u.s. troops to stay, after most foreign forces leave that country next year. twin suicide bombings are being characterized as support of hezbollah. more attacks are said to follow unless hezbollah withdraws their troops. why the gettysburg address is still so important. we are in gettysburg tonight. first, the top republican on the senate intelligence committee discusses iran's nuclear problem, talks to control it and sanctions to punish it, just back from the white house. target is in sight. yes, dad, i see him. now pour some chloroform into a white rag and.... no. hi. i unrstand you're looking for a hotel with a pool. with pr

dear, bret, hi, dear, how are you today? i hope all is well with you. my name is miss linda. i just went through your profile in this site. my dear, i am interested in knowing more about you. waiting to hear from you soon. this is pretty cool. i was excited about it, you know what i mean? especially in africa. so i looked it up in the encyclopedia, because i didn't know where dakar was, in africa. so it was pretty cool. the hardest part about doing time, of course i miss my kids, my little niece i never met. so that kills you. but when they call mail, and go out there on the railing, and you stand up there and see all your brothers and friends getting mail, over and over and over, and you're just standing up there, as bad as you want it, it ain't going to come. so here we are. >> while bulmer looks ahead to the possibility of finding love, inmates eric glass and erik coleman look back to the past. and what they've lost. >> just looking at our kids, how much they've grown and everything. reminiscing over the family, how much stuff we've missed. >> it hurts, it hurts. certain p

thanks, bret. see you tonight. >> okay. bill: the number zero officially until someone pays and there are concerns at the state level. oregon now announcing announcins state website will not be fully functional until the middle of december. they have zero signees as well. oregon spent millions of on the flashy ad campaign to draw attention to it. ♪ ♪ dreaming all the big dreams, long live oregonians, we're free to be healthy, long live all oregonians, we're free to be healthy ♪ bill: that is not 1972. still the number of people signing up in oregon, as i mentioned a big fat zero. martha: that is the big o means at the end. it is not for oregon. it is for zero people signing up. it's a cute ad. takes us back. very nostalgic. bill: i was two in 1972. martha: it didn't work. so, what do you think? we asked you last hour, do you do you fix the mess we've been discussing throughout the course of this hour? here is what the folks at home are saying right now as they are tweeting today. michael writes, it is time for obama to join

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bret? >> ed henry, thank you. >>> if you're wondering when the tornado of turmoil over obama care will die out, you're not alone. president obama would like to know, too. senior political analyst brit hume is here with some thoughts. good evening. >> hi, nice to see you. one thing politicians caught in a firestorm such as the current ones can hope for is that the thing will quickly die down once the news value is exhausted. unfortunately for the president, that does not seem to be happening. first came the website fiasco. then the stories of hundreds of thousands of policy cancellations. that's now followed by reports of people losing their doctors as well. incidents are now beginning to surface of people who managed to logon to the obama care website, being shocked at the prices of available health plans or the size of deductibles or both. now comes news the site will go down each night as the administration troubleshoots it to rewrite more and more of the code. given the security issues n

this is "special report." >>> good evening, i'm bre brebret bret baier. we told you earlier in the week insurance industry sources confirmed 50,000 people signed up on the federal exchanges. tonight we learned that number was extremely generous. things are even worse than that on a federal level. we have fox team coverage. jim angle will drill down on the numbers. mike emanuel is following the online and offline struggles from capitol hill, but first, wendell is live on the north lawn with new numbers, new polls, and, wendell, not much good news for the president. >> well, the low enrollment numbers were expected. more people getting to the end stage of the sign-up process, not all of them are enrolling, suggesting it's not all the fault of a slow website. the first month's enrollment was a fraction of what was expected. 106,000 people instead of the nearly half million estimate from september 5th. only 27,000 were on federal instead of state websites and it's unclear how many actually completed payment. nearly 400,000 people have signed up for medicaid o

bret, you mentioned the critics. to this six-months sort of delay of terms when it comes it iran. i mean, the president's goal is going -- i would guess, get them on the same page. but it doesn't seem as though that's likely. >> well, it doesn't seem like that yet. they're going to have to do some work on capitol hill, as much work as they did overseas with some of the ally, including france and others who eventually signed on to this deal. what's interesting, what came out about all of the prep work and the secret clandestine diplomatic talks between the u.s. and iran that happened before the meetings on this deal and all the set-up. i think you're going to see a lot of set-up and work diplomatically on capitol hill to try to keep people in line because there is an anxious democratic and republican base that wants to move forward with sanctions despite this deal. >> they're the ones who did the sanctions. they're the ones who ratcheted it up. >> bret, if the senators on both sides get together and have more sanction

i know bret you have been calling the races when they happen. i know you will be here all night. >> thanks, greta. >> the cgi is the company that built healthcare.gov. would you hire them again? guess what? you just did. obama administration announces new contracts with cgi, not kidding. plus senator rob portman is here to talk about it next. without the thinking that makes it real? what's a vision without the expertise to execute it... and the financing toake it grow? whatever your goal, it can change more than your business. it can change the future. that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. >>> northwestern university taking heat lots of it. especially uniforms its football team plans to wear next week. the team is trading in purple uniform for red, white, and blue. here is the issue. the special uniform also features what looks like blood splattered american flags so. why would northwestern wear what appears to be blood splattered american flags in a game against michigan. the university says it's a show of support fo

bret baier is here. >> hi, alisyn. >> you are fluent in washington speak. you have been there long enough. jay carney said we didn't break that promise. if your insurance down graded it, it is not our fault, it is the insurance company's fault, is he accurate? >> no, no one said what they say they said. the president said what we said you could keep your plan if it hasn't changed since the laws passed. in the 27 sound bites that we played from the president did you hear that end part? no, what we hear in the sound bite. you can keep your plan if you like your plan period. he said that numerous, numerous times. and the whole new apse if the plan changes at all, we are talking about at all. one there. if the premium changes and if the detuktible shifts or change at all. then you are automatically dropped from that plan. we are talking about right now, 3.5 million cancellation letters are going out and that potential gets higher and that doesn't include the people affected by the employer man date that is delayed by a year. >> the president said something like

they go outside and bret shares what his strategy is for getting over the heat. >> i reached into myain and touched the part of my gray matter that i don't use and applied it to not working. >> basically mind over matter. >> why don't you eat one, too, and i'll teach you my ways. >> link grabs his pepper but i don't think he realized what he was getting himself into because he starts chewing. it takes him a second and then suddenly -- >> oh! >> and he comes with the hiccupping and the burping. >> he looks possessed. >> he got possessed by the ghost in the ghost pepper. >> he's staring into nowhere. >> that's it for "right this minute," everybody. we'll see you next ti >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you're looking for the best videos of the day, we got 'em, "right this minute." >> a woman leads police on a wild chase. >> oh. and by the way -- >> she had her 1 and 2-year-olds in the car. >> why even her surrender did not go smoothly. >> tightly wrapped around its neck. >> how some vts

i'm bret baier. tonight, it appears president obama's health care damage control campaign is in critical condition. his approval rating has dropped under 40% in the latest gallup poll. the 39% figure is just one point above his personal low two years ago. this comes as the president tries to rewrite history. it has to do with that promise about keeping your health insurance. we have fox team coverage tonight. jim angle with why the most important people to the program's success are not signing up, at least not yet. and peter on what's being done to fix that broken website. but we begin with ed henry and the president's attempt to tell you what he really said. >> reporter: they're still digging out from bad news, allegations that the president keeps changing his story. president obama usually tries to pivot to jobs, though with his health care law under fire, this time it's immigration reform. >> this is not an issue where we're looking for a political win but a substantive win. >> reporter: when it c

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president barack obama held the hour long news conference in which he admitted the obama care roll out was rough, crumbled and ultimately on him. the president proposed a fix for those who received cancellation notices from insurers after receiving assurances from him, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, period. we have fox team coverage. jim looks at medicaid enrollment numbers and staggering costs. mike emmanuel examines the costs. win dell good evening. the president has a fix he's proposing that might not do it either. >> vowing the pressure largely from red state democrats and congress, president barack obama offered a fix he said would remove the affordable care act as the reason people are receiving cancellation notices. >> current plans will extend to 2014 and americans who's plans have been cancelled can choose to enroll in the same kind of plan. >> president barack obama gave the conditions. inshuurers must explain what it doesn't cover and what additional plans t

bret, you weren't at your post on halloween night. you take them trick or treating? >> i did indeed. that's danielle as the red power ranger and paul as the scary whatever that is. they got a ton of candy. >> the guy screen right is the reaction people get when they open their mail and see they've been canceled because of obamacare. >> right. an interesting obamacare package. >> he didn't have that message on his outfit. >> you're a good father. very nicely done. we'll be watching you at 6:00 p.m. eastern time here on the fox news channel. thank you. >> thanks. >>> now for the rest of the headline, we'll head over to heather nauert. >> good morning to you. this nyu student who fell between two buildings, amazing story over the week. a little bit of an update. a student missing for 36 hours was found lodged between his high-rise dorm building at a parking garage. the space was just about two feet wide. it took an hour and a half for first respond force reach him and they had to break a wall to get him out. >> had we not told the securi

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i'm bret baier.ht, it appears president obama's health care damage control campaign is in critical condition. his approval rating has dropped under 40% in the latest gallup poll. the 39% figure is just one point above his personal low two years ago. this comes as the president tries to rewrite

." >>> good evening, i'm bret baier. startling admissions and a shaky vote of confidence. a week this administration wishes it could take back. what started with white house press secretary jay carney mocking a journalist ended with his boss, president obama revealing a lot to another member of the press. all the while, questions about the future of obama care and hhs secretary, kathleen sebelius is are up in the air. we look at how small businesses are up in arms. the solution working on, first, ed henry with the latest on a story that changes by the minute. ed? >> reporter: the president is saying sorry, even though white house aids said he never misspoke and the cancellation letters were the fault of the insurance industry. breaking tonight, an official revealed there are problems with the website that had not been previously revealed. trying to shift the focus to the economy at the port of new orleans, president obama could not help but note he is frustrated with healthcare.gov. >> nobody is more frustrated. i wanted to go in and fix it myself, but i don't write codes.

this one got a little chippy earlier in the week when bret bielema had problems with the film exchange, back to you. >> verne: that's one of the great names in college ball. casanova mckenzie. right up there with bacardi rambo and barkevious mingo. spots gurley over the -- murray spots gurley over the middle. arthur lynch. he has one touchdown toss today. goes deep left side. that set up a field goal at the end of the half. and now murray and the georgia offense. they've run five plays in this quarter. >> gary: lucky he held onto it. that is the cornerback's job and loucheiz purifoy makes the play. that's the first thing you have to do when you're running a play action pass is make sure that blind corner to the short side of the field is not in a position to blitz. who's got this guy? they're talking to artie lynch. should artie lynch have turned out? he went out for a pass. >> verne: yes, he did, and puroy foy came in unchecked. >> gary: yes. whether there was a mistake by lynch and murray thought he was protected, or he should have turned around and looked for him, we don't know, but

. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news election alert. the polls are now closed in new jersey and virginia. fox news can project that republican governor chris christie will easily beat democratic challenger barbara buono a state senator who has never been competitive against the incumbent and possible 2016 candidate. in virginia the gubernatorial race is too close to call. although terry mcauliff appears to be leading ken cuccinelli and robert sar vimplet. >> sarvis. this vote is too close to call. our fox news exit poll shows 52% of virginia voters think cuccinelli is too conservative on the issues while 41% think mcauliff is too liberal. we have our eye on this race and others including the new york mayoral race. we will bring you all the info as soon as we get it keep it here on fox news channel. america's election headquarters. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonigh >> what we said was you could keep it if it hasn't changed since the law has passed. >> the president getting in deeper and deeper contradicting himself over obamacare and

i'm bret baier.umber of people across the country who successfully signed up for obama care. chief national correspondent jim engel is here with the news live this afternoon. >> reporter: hello, bret. industry leaders tell fox that by last week only 50,000 people had signed up for the federal exchanges under obama care putting the administration far behind its goal of 500,000 in the early days, 7 million by early next year. and that further complicates efforts to fix another problem. >> reporter: the administration is desperately

bret baier, the lean mean, black soybean machine.>> we'll see you. >>> news time with heather. >> good morning. soybeans are great. i want to try black soybeans. we got shocking new video. a moment a van plunges from the third deck of ralph wilson stadium in buffalo, new york. look at this right here as the guy tumbles down. this is last night's game between the jets and the bills. and it appears that the guy loses his balance while he tries to slide down this railing on the upper deck and falls on the deck below, landing on another fan and hitting that guy in the head. unbelievable! one fan snapped a picture of the guy who fell as he was taken off in a stretcher. both men taken to the hospital, expected to be okay. >>> this morning an investigation following a deadly mining accident that took place in southwestern colorado. investigators say that two miners died late last night from carbon monoxide poisoning. the gasses are believed to have been released following an incident with explosives in that mine. 20 other people were hurt i

thank you, bret. see you tonight on special report.house oversight and government reform committee is hoetding a meeting in georgia where people directly impacted by a law are speaking out about the defects and the family as well. carl is live with more on this part of the story. >> this is actually the second hearing they held. first was in north carolina last friday. today on this monday, lawmakers are in georgia hearing about the consequences of the botched rollout and the policy consolations as well. >> thousand californians, 130,000 kentuckyans and nearly 400,000 georgians have received cancellation notices. that's nearly two million americans who have already been affected by obamacare's unnecessary mandates. >> that's the only four states. it's nearly three times that, closing in on five million to six million people insurance. lawmakers are focused on rural areas today. in north carolina they realized that 493,000 lost their insurance in that state. hospitals in the heartland are closing fast, too. >> the barriers to acceptable

is it going to happen, bret, you think? >> well, it's very hard to say.ryone thought that the last deal was going to happen and it failed on french objections. who would have thought that the french are actually quite serious about this. >> even though secretary kerry said they all agreed. you're not sure that's the case. >> i think that's the case. it would have allowed iran to continue build a plutonium reactor. which is the second route for them to a bomb. >> should a deal be made? >> no, a deal should only be made if iran begins to dismantle not simply suspend or slow, but to actually dismantle their nuclear programs. you're at mile 23 of your marathon, you have been sprinting toward a nuclear weapon, but jog for a few months. >> it's a comprehensive plan. they say it takes about six months. why not halt what you can? while you're trying to negotiate -- >> because you have more leverage. right now, we're at a moment where we have high leverage because the sanctions are in place and the freeze on their capital reserves really hurt them. so we're going

i'm bret baier. what a difference a year makes.r ago, former president bill clinton was obama care's explainer in chief. clinton was not only in support of the president's policy objectives, he was the one to put those objectives in plain english, according to president obama. fast forward, mr. clinton says it's president obama who's got some

this is "special report." >>> good evening, i'm bre brebret bret baier.d you earlier in the week insurance industry sources confirmed 50,000 people signed up on the federal exchanges. tonight we learned that number was extremely generous. things are even worse than that on a federal level. we have fox team coverage. jim angle will drill down on the numbers. mike e

bret anchors "special report."eek from the 2014 elections and as ed henry just said, a loft candidates facing the voters one year from now are pretty nervous about this rollout. who in the senate is especially nervous right now? >> well, you can tell, jon, from the actions that some have taken in recent days and what they're saying about obamacare. there's a proposed piece of legislation to keep your insurance plan if you like your insurance plan. essentially trying to keep the promise that the president is not keeping as you just heard from ed's report. that's a proposed piece of legislation that goes against exactly what the administration is doing now. you have mark pryor in arkansas. you have alaska. you have several people who are up for re-election in red states talking out and then you have senator dianne feinstein who comes from the blue state of california, a democrat, who said that she told the white house chief of staff that they need to bring this website down, essentially shut it down temporarily, unti

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b bret baier joins me now. are both seeming to run scared from obamacare. how much of a millstone around the neck is this for democrats? >> jon, i think it's yet to be seen but it sucked a lot of oxygen out of washington the past month, even more and now as you look forward, you see some markers in 2014 that could potentially be really dangerous for democrats. number one, if the equation is not right for the people signing up for obamacare, in other words, even if you get to seven million people at the end of march signed up and that's a big hill to climb considering where they are now, but even if they're there, the percentage of young, healthy people as compared to old sicker people who use health insurance more will affect how the premiums are de videvise dedevised, how the premium works. just a couple of months before the election next year, you will have insurance companies doing their equation and putting out new premiums. even for the people who locked in to insurance plans and they're happy with them th

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bret, anchor of "special report" joins us so what's prompting the g.o.p. change in strategy?ive poll numbers and realize that their defund strategy was kind of a loser among voters so now they're trying to be helpful? >> hey, gregg. there's multi dimensional aspect to this and some republicans believe that just letting this thing go about its business of falling apart is one strategy but the other one is to be actively making an effort to try to at least fix some of the things they're seeing and they're getting calls about from their constituents. i mean, when you have thousands and thousands of people in each state being tossed off their health care into a system where you can't really get another health insurance plan that easily because the website doesn't work, that's called answering constituents. and so they're going to try to do this first to try to live up to the president's promise. gregg: look. they're now sort of proposing legislation to fix all those millions who have already lost their health plans but it's too late. those plans were terminated. they don't expect

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i'm bret baier. it's difficult to find anyone outside the white house who has many good things to say tonight about an agreement easing sanctions on iran in exchange for a short pause in its nuclear program. but there are plenty of naysayers, even in the president's own political corner. james rosen tells us from the white house who is for it and why so many are against it. >> reporter: during a west coast speech on immigration, president obama defended the nuclear deal the u.s. and its allies made over the weekend with iran. >> tough talk and bluster may be the easy thing to do politically, but it's not the right thing for our security. >> reporter: under terms finalized saturday in seven-nation talks, iran has agreed for six months to enrich uranium only to the 5% level or lower to dilute its spoke pile of 20% enriched uranium, and to allow for daily inspections at nuclear plants. >> the three paths iran has to a bomb, all of those are stopped in their tracks. >> reporter: an estimated $6 billion i

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i'm doug in for bret baier. while president barack obama and his guest enjoy turkey, ham, stuffing, and a choice of nine pies, there are likely some pecking in the government basement toying over the obama care website that's supposed to be fixed, at least almost this weekend. white house correspondent wendell tells us it's a big job getting even bigger. >> as the president and his family prepared to eat a turkey he hadn't pardoned for thanksgiving din e, republicans were giving thanks for the task of the it team, computer work around to bolster their claim the affordable care act was poorly design ed from the ground up. >> the website is still crashing, still not delivering what the american people want, answers to their questions about costs and benefits. >> the latest effort unconfirm ed from the white house is said to help people more quickly choose insurance plans by estimating their government subsidies. insurance companies are concerned they may have to change premiums they promised subscribers. the repor

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i'm bret baier. the slogan advertising legend, in the case obama care and roll out are taking quite a licking with cancelled plans, fellow democrat, media and republicans. whether the site is to keep ticking so to speak, that is still very much up for debate. we have fox team coverage tonight. we look at unions and exemption even carney never heard of. the rates that make insurance plans appear cheaper than they are. chief correspondent from the white house with the latest. hi ed. >> good evening. the president wrapped up an interview where he said he's sorry people have lost health insurance even though he promised otherwise. meanwhile democratic senator jo illinois in signing on legislation that would delay the individual mandate by one year, a sign of the by partisan pressure building on the president. white house officials today signalled they will not comply with the republican subpoena tonight to turn over healthcare.gov enrollment figures for the first month saying they'll release those number

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bret, we'll watch you tonight at 6:00 p.m.rt for you. brand-new video into "fox & friends." the damage caused by one of the strongest storms on record. officials now fear as many as 10,000 people are dead. but this morning there is a glimmer of hope among the destruction. a woman gave birth to a baby girl after clinging to a post to survive the storm. david piper live in bangkok, thailand with the very latest that. is a glimmer of hope. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you all. president obama has vowed that america will help the philippines in its time of need. we understand marines have flown in to the center of the destruction and also u.s. ships and aircraft are being used in a massive relief operation there now. it was early year feared that vietnam would be hit. a mass evacuation of its coast line was launched. but it seems to have missed the worst of it and the typhoon has made landfall between vietnam and china and been downgraded to a tropical storm. it's turning into a humanitarian disaster in the p