well, that's why cgi is being dumped.hink it's a flag that this is not exactly going as well as the administration has. >> notified people of any security breaches. >> the white house didn't completely oppose that bill. they don't support it either. i think what cgi, yes, the web site is working better but the idea of keeping a contractor on the job that had such a disastrous rollout of this web site, it was just really untenable for them. >> jonah. >> i think this is another example of throwing anybody available under the bus, the idea that somehow it was -- you see he in some of the press reports a phrase that cgi, the firm that was responsible for the disastrous rollout. that's not true. the administration was responsible for the disastrous rollout. they were the general contractors. they kept giving delayed orders, contradictory orders and sort of like getting mad the a your dog for not being able to play the piano well. at some point it's the administration's responsibility, not the firm's. >> there is a youtube vide

suppose the obama administration say trying to blame cgi. two years. >> contract is up at the end of february how could you keep them? >> no person could say. >> governor christie could keep that woman more easily than president obama could keep cgi. >> christie don't blame me, i hired incompetent people. yes, we can blame you because you blamed incompetent people. >> the issue really and i know we have all been talking about this for some time, it's not about the web site. the web site's problems are the web site's problems and they may continue to be for some time. the real question for obamacare going forward is how it is impacting people, who currently have healthcare, who feel like they would like to keep the healthcare that they have. like to keep their doctor, like to keep how much they are paying for it are they adversely impacted? we are not going to see that immediately. between now and the end of this year, that is going to be the real test. not whether the web site. >> petty immediate moment. that's the way i'm feeling right now.

healthcare.gov is ending contract with cgi.actor that built and desperately trying to fix the botched web site. officials signed 990-million-dollar contract with a different company accenture. we're back with the panel. god news. >> how long did that meeting take whether they should renew that contract? what do you think? >> amy thinks it took a couple weeks. >> bureaucracy. >> i mean, listen, i' think the client is at fault here. sebelius went on capitol hill blame me. obama said blame me. sebelius did point the finger at this contractor. but we were talking about tens of millions of dollars taxpayer money. >> tens of millions? i would be happy if we got off with tens of millions at this point. >> i think and now we are going to have lawsuits because now there is a lot of questions about the security of it. the administration says the security of the site is fine. you know, this obviously this story is just getting going. >> i imagine the administration cgi meeting like the dan snyder at the end of the redskins season keep you

keep in mind cgi built this system, which was a disaster. memos show a week before the launch, 45 different tasks, even trimmed down website couldn't compete. it's been a disaster from day one. the fact they are changing midway, mid course like this also shows they are not happy with the movement towards fixing that. >> a lot of americans will say, really, now? what about when it launched and many knew it wasn't up to snuff. want to bring your attention to everything we talked about in the lead. the house passed this law that will make persons feel safer about going on healthcare.gov if their information is breached, we're just talking about this massive breach with target, if this would happen on healthcare.gov, they would have to know within two days. what do you think is going to happen? administration signaling they don't like this bill. >> democratic controlled senate is not going to take it up most likely, which i think provides a tremendous campaign opportunity for republicans going into the 2014 midterms people concerned about the se

they are not happy with how things played out with cgi.nother company was brought in to manage the website as they try to fix things and that is where they stand right now. >> why accenture? >> accenture is another competitor of cgi that does not have a lot of federal ip experience, particularly in health care, but it does have --ed areas with the biggest it does have experience with the ,iggest state exchanges including covered california. cover california has done well and has high enrollment. they have turned to accenture to try to duplicate that at the federal level. there are questions about the transition. this is going to go from one competitor to another. we have seen the problems so far with the website. accenture says there will be a smooth transition and consumers will not feel the change. >> how do you think this will play out on capitol hill? >> i think the controversy will continue and we will hear from front ofs at cgi in several panels to answer questions about what happened. is going torsy remain even if they are switching

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china's restive far eastern region of cgi. mini wheat is shaped and restrictions that culture language and religion the government insists it wants them to proceed in this region has been beset by violence. she's ninety one people including seven police have been killed in august can see john. since april according to steve to get the bolts. china has been somewhat divided so it's not as committed to its connections to foreign groups including al qaeda. launching the war. i did. its. thus the acting united states by its statement on the net that isn't measured by china its nz and all the autonomous region. chinese foreign ministers of the united states the back of double standards to oats and it isn't. china has used the united states under the double standards to its anti terrorism. the spokesman shin kong. we didn't want to bake in a press briefing to respond to the statement by the spokeswoman of the us state department money part in regard to the attacks in scott st county. often all twisted. china has seen chance we could

and fourth grade, that as opposed to using algorithm they teaching it in a very remedial way, using cgiy understanding. they seem too require that the students sort of draw out and show how they solve the problem. rather than to aus conven con--e convent yoconyou shouldconventig math problems. >> right it is wreaking havoc at every kitchen table in america, parents have had it with this i call cave man math, it is like the children are drawing sketchings on a wall, the cgi method calls for them too draw diagrams, and there are a lot of teachers that love the cgi way of doing math, but in the delivery and cognitively inappropriate for grade and age used, this is specified in standard, they will try to come back and say, oh, you know, that is curriculum, you need to go to your district with curriculum issues, but this found in the standards. gerri: i know a lot of critics say, hey, look. the goal of this thing is that we're trying to prepare kids to compete in a global economy. that is what this program does. supported by bill gates, a lot of smart people, what do you say to that? >> i sa

. >> cgi. >> and paying another entity more money. nobody's been held accountable.o heads are rolling. >> nobody cares. >> a lot of people -- nobody in the administration cares, right. the american people do. >> let me back up for a second. chris christie. >> yes. >> now, i was d.a. when he was the united states attorney. you know chris christie. >> very well. >> what do you think of that whole thing? >> i think he like many other businesses and individuals, we have people who work for us and they screw up. obviously, somebody screwed up, he found out, he immediately handled it, i thought with integrity and discipline, and the fact he did it so quickly, it's an example of what the president should be doing with a lot of the things that you're referring to right now. >> all right. and what about now this new book, secretary gates' book, which is a scathing, i think, indictment of the president in some ways and hillary clinton, as well. do you think that a secretary should be able to write a book while that president is still in office? >> he's still in america, not w

filed award no bid contract to accenture rather than to cgi the ones that had had before. adopted the language of critics in order to make the case for urgency. >> that's question. that is were they doing this as a way to get around the procurement rules. >> that wasn't smart. >> then you have to say we just said it because we want we did that because we want to get rid of cgi and have this new no bid contract and they are going to help us but it's really not that bad. the question really becomes when are we going to see if there are back end problems. when are we going to see it really hit consumers? >> when does the bomb drop? right now folks i talk who are in the industry it's not bad right now. there are work arounds. it's doing okay. the question is what is it going to look like in march and will accenture be able to hit that goal. >> march 31 that deadline is coming very soon without a back end pays for policies for hermine who have enrolled think they have. how in the short time left does a new company come in after cgi right awful of the wrongs to make it mathemati

cgi has been working to fix the problems, but will now be replaced. cgi's contract with the government was scheduled to expire in february, and ultimately, it was not renewed. >>> the house voted today to approve a new check on that website. the bill requires the administration to notify individuals if their personal information entered on to the website is later compromised. the white house opposed this bill, but stopped short of threatening a veto. the senate still has to vote on it, decide if it will take it up. next week the house is expected to vote on a bill that will require weekly updates on enrollment numbers, which we're only getting monthly at this point. also updates on website problems. >>> chris christie now has an image problem, so why aren't members of his party coming to his defense? we'll be taking a look, next. no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself. and better is so easy with benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. a

special report fit footage lifted from tm z testimony from three former child stars and state of the arm cgir rar your on a quiet stretch of beach both vehicles nearly twice the speed limit. two black s.u.v.s blocking the roadway. >> jon: and then yoshi hit a supercell and who shows up, just in time to beat up hookers oh, the humanity. [ laughter ] point is. what a terrible idea of coverage. what about our elected representative. senator ted cruz of texas. it leading light of republican party. a few months ago he pushed the g.o.p. to shut dlun down the government any regrets? >> i said we shouldn't shut the government down. >> if you didn't to threaten to shut down the government who did? >> harry reid and president obama. >> jon: i don't remember it that way. there is just one thing about that. >> senator john cornyn said mate be necessary to partially shut down the government in order to secure the long-term fiscal well being of the country. >> we shut the government down. >> we will do what we have to do, shutdown the government if we have. >> tom: the government has to shut down. >> i sa

the administration officials themselves were saying just a month or two ago they were worried cgi was not correcting that and not moving fast enough so they turned to me it's part of catchup, seat of your pants building of this website. we saw in a memo last spring which essentially said there's no one in charge. the kinds of tests that should be made aren't being made. the requirements are changing. the system keeps changing all the time. the standards keep changing. >> sounds like flying by the seat of your pants to me. nina, have a great weekend. thanks very much. >> you, too, take care. >> passengers taking cover as a runway baggage truck plows into the terminal. more of this video and how it ended coming up. >>> a woman survives a terrible -- look at this video here. that is the woman falling from the cruise ship. it's all caught on camera. how it happened and what she's doing about it. robert gates in a war of words over his new book. the panel weighs in on his beef with harry reid. hi, guys. ooh, homemade soup! yeah... [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grow

cgi demonstrated it is not effective enough in fixes problems. the administration plans to sign a new year-long $90 million deal with a different contractor accenture. >>> attention all g-mail users. you may be getting items in your inbox from people you don't know. google has a feature that allows anyone with a google plus account to send e-mail to g mail users. there is an opt out function, and every g mail user will get an e-mail from the company to set the opt out on your privacy cities. >>> marijuana sales in colorado have topped more than $5 million. that's only the first week. legalized sales again januar january 1st. one business owner described business as non-stop, and one big problem for legal pot sellers, they can't get bank accounts because marijuana is banned by federal law meaning they have to handle large amounts of cash, and that is governed by federal law. >> $5 million in a week. >> reporter: if you do the math, how much of that goes to the state? 25% to 30%, over the year? the state is making $100 million. >> appreciate it. th

when cgi did it they were in charge of the back end of the website.nd it didn't work. well, the state of colorado, the state insurance commissioner issued a statement saying 250,000 people had lost their insurance. this infuriated an ally of who said how dare you say that out loud? it's not true. they said, it is true. we have the facts. and he said no. the facts are political. be quiet. >> and the insurance legislator said that's not right at all. the numbers are wrong. put this up on the screen, please. they are not wrong. cancellation notices affected 249,000 people, an exact number. today want to trash our numbers. i'm holding strong while we get more details. many have done early renewal ls. they received cancellation notices. so it was accurate. his office said we wanted to correct the numbers because they received notices but were also sent supplemental notices. >> regardless, isn't it a headache for you to deal with anyway? if you're getting a cancellation notice and wondering what you're going to do with your child if they get sick and you tr

not aware of those statements. >> the dangers were known in early december, but later, shortly before cgi was fired, secretary kathleen sebelius gave fox an account. >> i'm thrilled we're going to have millions of people for the first time who have health security. it should be a great new year for lots of families across america. >> shortly after the website went live, one official told congress a critical part of the system hadn't even been built yet. what is known as the back end. >> a back end, that information is supposed to be transmitted to insurance company, the insurance company knows who you are, what policy you picked. >> and the back end still hasn't been built, so insurers are dealing with massive confusion, missing information on who signed up and what subsidies they get. but secretary sebelius insisted once again today, it will all come together. >> there's only 300 insurers in the whole country. they have signed off on -- i mean, we will get them paid, no question about that. so we're on track to get that bill. >> for now, though, officials concede they're relying on estim

as for cgi, it maintains that its managers never had time to properly test the system before the october 1st rollout. >>> turning now to a developing story where we are now learning that target's massive security breach may have affected many more people than we first were led to believe. 70 million more people in fact. when target first revealed the security breach, it claimed 40 million credit and debit card users had been compromised. now target is telling fox business that hackers used a different method to get those names, mailing addresses, phone numbers and e-mails of up to 70 million more people. target insisting, though, this isn't a new breach, saying all of it had been discovered during its initial investigation. >>> and we're also learning that target isn't alone. retailer neiman-marcus is saying hackers may have stolen credit card information from its customers during the holiday shopping season. but at this point, it's still unclear just how many consumers may have been affected with secret service agents now assisting in this investigation. >>> well, the technology you can

more from washington. >> reporter: the white house dumping cgi federal, the main contractor responsible for building healthcare.gov. after the contract expires next month, the "washington post" reports one of the world's largest consulting firms will take over the task. accenture which has designed state but not federal sites, the price tag $90 million for a one year deal. this while the administration continues to tout recent improvements and increasing enrollee numbers. just today, the president claiming improvements to the economy due to his signature piece of legislation. >> thanks in part to the reforms in the affordable care act, health care costs now eat up less of our economy. over the past four years, costs have grown at the slowest rate on record. >> reporter: critics say a change in contractors won't fix a law that is fundamentally flawed. >> the law is not living up to the promises made by its supporters. and it is questionable whether the law will meet its fundamental purpose. to significantly expand health insurance coverage. 5 million americans have been kicked out of the

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whichake over for cgi, was criticized for the rollout last fall.is going after spotify. they have unveiled a music streaming service for $10 per month. the service has more than 25 million users and has converted only 6 million into subscribers. hewlett-packard plans to renominate its entire spurs. the move is an effort to the old stability. -- interim chairman will be renominated as part of this plan. that is company news. >> never a dull moment. the friday judge court stunned all. -- the friday jobs report stunned all. what are the options for chairman yellen as unemployment rates improve for the wrong reasons? martin feldstein is a professor of economics at harvard. shocking jobs report. you nailed this. not the only one, but one of few, three years ago. very cautious about economic growth. can you say that we have reached escape velocity and can have better growth? >> i think that 2014 will be better. after saying year after year that the fed and others have been too optimistic, we are finally going to see a good year in 2014. >> in london, the

the white house will cut loose cgi federal and a new contractor will take over next month. >>> and we have an update tonight on the flu, on the march again, the map says it all, intense flu outbreaks now, 20 states, the vast majority of the cases are the h1n1 strain. and this year, that virus is striking a lot of young people. more than 60% of those hospitalized with the flu are between the ages of 18 and 64, and that's twice as many as last year, the theory -- older americans were exposed to similar strains in past years and may have developed more immunity. >>> and now, to that dramatic police chase that ended in a hail of bullets on a residential street. the chase and a shootout, all caught on tape, and raising questions about the use of force in neighborhoods where families live. abc's aditi roy shows us what happened. >> reporter: 8:30 thursday morning, the driver of this saturn takes off after san diego police say they tried to pull him over for talking on his cell phone while driving. >> blew a red light. >> reporter: the driver races down residential streets at more than 60 mi

. >> let's not hire cgi for the project. i totally agree. it is going to get extremely messy. one of the things we have learned is the normal nine station of these data is pleased to all-time's of false positives and discoveries of correlations that do not exist. i have no reason to believe this will be any different. you get into issues of how long you should hang onto it. we are hanging onto domestic data longer. is we have toge hang onto the data longer than you expect. there again you get into privacy and rights issues. that therned government is potentially collecting our text messages. what aren't they collecting? >> i am not going to go into other than to say that this is an era where we have to find this balance between everything that we are putting out into the ether and what the government is collecting. i think it is important to andmber that micah morale the president himself has said it is not content that is being collected. i think it was important that the president tried to divorce this from the sensational aspect of snowden and what he has been putting out a

hire cgi for the project. that would be the first take away. i totally agree. it's going to get extremely messy. one thing we've learned from five years of messing about his normalization of these data sets is a disaster and leads to all kinds of false positives and correlations where none really exist because of problems fundamentally with how you put the data together. i have no reason to believe this will be different. we should hang onto the data longer because it's taking a while to normalize it. then you get into how long you should hold on to it. we hang onto foreign data longer, domestic data, and whenever you get into these real messages we're going to hang onto the data longer than we would expect because it will take us a while to sort out the intricacies of different data sets from different carriers and you get into privacy and rights issues. thee learned today that government is collecting our text messages. then, one start they -- what are n't they collecting? [laughter] >> i would not go into detailed intelligence matters other than to say some

now the contractor cgi federal and promising a smooth transition. >>> exchanging handcuffs for caps and only on two, how about a area jail is the first in the nation to help the inmates graduate. >>> how a fallen bay area police officer is honored by the town he once served. iran says it's closer to an agreement on a deal. a deal calls for capping the enrichment program. >>> reported sexual assault are declining at military academy. last year 70 sex assaults compared to 80 the year before. officials can't be sure if it dropped or reporting decreased. some happened off campus. each academy has a sex assault report leader. >> sexual assault is a crime and has no place at the academy has it has no place in our armed forces. >> the pentagon says all the service academy are working on plans to prevent sexual assault. >>> thousands of married same- sex couples in utah will be eligible for benefits. eric holder said the federal government will recognize 1000 same-sex marriages in utah. they took place for a week after a judge overturned utah pan on same-sex marriage. the ruling was appealed an

cripple the health care law itself, documents released to justify a new bid contract with the firm to cgi, which was fired as late contractor the web site they messed up dodg administration officials say problems with the web site put the entire health industry at risk. wow that sounds like a winne. and if t problems are not fixed by mid march it will result in financial harm to the government, and healthy care reform program is jeopardized. that's all? health care officials in oregon may pull the plug on that ate's messed up web site, 23,000 choose an insurance plan but officials have not figured out how many have paid. joining us now, john fund, you wrote terrific. article on oregon with a more messed up deal than federal government. >> hard to do, hard to believe. lou: the guy who is supposed on run it, left after health -- >> for health reasons. lou: not for the -- well perhaps it was in light of the you know concern forhe health of oregon. this is a disaster, now oregon, what is the problem in oregon? >> well they designed a system that was gng to use new oracle software, thereatest

exchanges between the officials at cms and the contractor, cgi, show the adminisation as i just said,business exchange, they knew it wasn't going to be ready, but as you suggest, refused to let anybody knowas until effectively the last minute >> well the good news at least is the small business exchange can be delayed without, they delayed, delayed it and it won't disrupts much insurance market for people who wrk for small business. the problem is, they should have done the same thing for the individual market exchange becaus thatg exchange hasn't been ready either. delayed that exchange for a year, we wouldn't see massive disruptions in that market we're seeing today.% lou: the idea thaa this administrationhi is watchg the number of sign-ups and i won't call them enrollments. insurance sign-ups but let's call them sign-ups for medicaid, outpacing thosel for obamacaret a ridiculous rate. they have inverted the ratioed they soughtnd then some. we're looking at prospects according to some authorities, $17 trillion in unfunded liabilities because of unintended, massive expansion of medic

. >> obamacare contractor cgi has been replaced by the management company that's a firm who developed the strategy behind the voter personality tracking program. the firm was awarded a noncompetitive $90 million contract. the deal putting the company in charge of a site with access to massive amounts of personal information despite severe security risks. if you think it's tough trying to enroll in obamacare just try getting out of it. missouri resident leslie hill spent six weeks she said sending e-mails and using obamacare navigators trying to cancel her plan. when her efforts failed she drove to kansas city to get some help from her insurance company. only then was sheable to break through and cancel her policy. hill said the situation consume issed her entire life. when asked for comment on this she asked for consumers to call the help line for assistance. >>> thousands expected to gather for the youth rally and mass for life. it is an outreach for the march of life rally taking place tomorrow where pro-life supporters will march in the nation's capital in protest to all of the liv

. >> and cgi, coincidentally is clinton global initiative. it has gone full circle. is change out of the range? economic mobility in america is the same as it was 50 years ago. economists report that kids growing up today are just as likely, no more, no less to improve their station in life despite better career opportunities for women and minorities. they suggest any advances in opportunities created by the social programs have been canceled out by other changes in economic conditions like increased trade and technology killing middle class jobs. climbing your way up remains a challenge like this. >> rest in peace. gavin, in the green room you said social programs like head start should be done away with. that this is the proof we needed. >> i must have been in the blackout because i don't remember saying that, but that sounds good to me. we are at a point where you are responsible for your lot in life. sorry. ann coulter can't beat box. you can't do a grand jete and that a is nobody's fault, but fate. sorry. if we don't have young ladies discovering new planets and

. >> reporter: hi, harris, the white house dumping cgi federal, the main contractor responsible for buildingact expires last month. one of the world's largest firms will take over the task. the price tag 90 million for a one year deal this why the administration touts increasing enrollee numbers. and the president claimedap improving piece of economy. >> thanks to the reforms in the affordable careability health care costs east up less of our economy. and costs have grown in the lowest rate on record>> reporter: critics say it is fundmentally flawed. >> the law is not living up to the questions bite supporters and questionable if it will significantly expand health insurance coverage. 5 million americans have been kicked out of the health plans they liked and promised they could keep. >> reporter: the administration is required to notify americans if personal information was compromised on the new health insurance exchanges. back to you. >>> thank you. the scandal with the busiest bridge in america with governor christie is not ending. a state law maker will request that governor christie an

well, the obama administration wants to forget the contractors cgi federal, so it decided to end its relationship with the contractor. they have demonstrated they're not effective enough in fixing problems. the administration plans to sign a new $90 million deal with a different contractor. >>> attention all g mail users. you may be getting items in your inbox from people that you don't know. it is rolling out a feature that let's anyone when a google plus account let's them send e-mails to g mail users making it easier for people to connect. there is an opt out function and every gee mail user will get an e-mail explaining how to set the opt out on the privacy settings. >> how do you opt in? >> when you sign up for g mail there is no obligation to opt in, but there is an obligation that g mail allow you to opt out in the fine print. >> oh, yeah, the fine print. i need to read that stuff. appreciate it. thank you. coming up on al jazeera america. dramatic testing leading to new innovations that could help save lives when tornadoes hit. we'll take you behind the scenes. >> and thousan

they did it with a contract for cgi they then turned around and fired on a late afternoon friday in januaryce. they pushed out the contractor that was doing the work. they hired accenture to clean it up. it's clear that the back end still isn't built. they are relying on the honor system from insurance companies. based on the data that's collected and used on the website. they are asking the insurers and we'll fix it later. it's the honor system again. >> okay. so they can't verify. they don't know about enrollees or payments. they don't know about subsidies. now i will go where you were going before. this could wind up costing the taxpayers a fortune because in obamacare with risk quarters and so forth they will bail out the insurance companies. >> there are provisions written into the law. standard practice for insurance programs. in this particular case what's happening is they are saying any losses by the insurers above a certain threshold are picked up by the taxpayers at an 80% rate. that was supposed to be with neutral. off set by the fact some insurers make big profits. now it's cle

they will drop cgi, the contractor that built most of it when the contract expires next month replacedagued by delays and error messages when it first launched. most of those have since been fixed. >>> a fiery scene in north carolina as a gas line explodes shooting flames 75 feet in the air. fire officials say a major gas line ruptured triggering that fire. area businesses as well as residents had to be evacuated but luckily no one was injured. >>> finally, a pilot in new zealand managed to survive a plane crash not once but twice with the same plane. watch as he attempts a takeoff. it winds up crashing in the surf and flipping over. earlier the same day same plane same pilot crash landed on the same beach. neither the pilot or co-pilot were hurt. my permanent advice if you crash twice in the same plane the same day and survive take the rest of the day off. of course, we say in italian. [ speaking a foreign language ] >>> time for the weather and over to chris knowles. >> a little bit of breaking weather. tornadoes and now already a tornado warning in northwest georgia so we'll take a

you know, this president loves to use us as cgi green screen backgrounds when it comes to giving outest actor awards. we're always the prop that shows up for all of these wonderful little pr events. how can you support us if you call the very action and the war that we fought in the bad war? i don't appreciate that. i don't accept that. it is repugnant to me, quite frankly. and all the families that we've spoken to. you know, you talked about the amnesty deal. it also broke down under the bush administration when they were dealing with iraq. and he managed to get 175,000 americans amnesty because he had a will to get it done. and all we need is the will. and you know, if this president wants us to believe that he supports us then you don't make comments about wars being bad or good. i understand you were against this war, mr. president, but you're still the commander-in-chief. we're going for follow you and give our lives under your command. we just ask you to at least do your part and stand behind us and the blood sacrifice we gave for this nation. >> understood, thank you so much,

cgi federal is the name of the company. and they signed a contract with a new one.ll health care will be sold through itunes now. [ applause ] the truth is they signed a contract yesterday with a company called accenture. this is one of those companies i see advertising for mostly at airports but i don't know exactly what they do. but if their tv commercial is any indication, i think they might be the right company to get this job. they have a reputation for exactly this kind of work. and i mean exactly. >> building applications for today's highly distributed network computing environments can be a challenge. it's easy to [ bleep ] things up. and when things get [ bleep ] up, accenture can help you get them un[ bleep ]. our proprietary algorithms are capable of taking care of even the most [ bleep ] system efficient l. getting you back to where you were before you [ bleep ] things up in the first place. accenture. getting [ bleep ] un[ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back i'll take you through every essential deta

>> reporter: one of the questions here is why did cgi federal get this contract in the first place. why not go with a big brand name. this country is full of companies that know how to make big robust websites. why didn't the administration go with one of those. the president has made in the past that look, he is so frustrated with the federal i.t. process, all the rigamarole you have to go through to get to a big contract, might be too much for some of these companies to deal with and too much for the government to get to the right company. >> thank you very much. >>> also on the radar today, this big stock question. 2014 has not been great for the bulls so far, not at all. should you buy in now? dominic chu joins me now and has been on the case with various sort of themes from global to gold -- >> everything else. absolutely. take a look at this. we wanted to get a sample of where the pros are seeing investment opportunities. we asked the question what's the must-have investment in your portfolio, your area of coverage. here's the three responses we got. first, let's take our virt

with president obama, the only victim, the only person who's been fired is actually an organization, cgi which created the obamacare website. everybody else still in place. >> look, i think he did himself a lot of good by stepping forward and being very straightforward and very candid and very blunt in taking immediate action. i do agree with george that the jury is still out as to whether or not this sort of brash style in new jersey is transferable anywhere else in the country. that was going to be the big question anyway. i think he did himself some good by contrasting with the normal, routine way of handling these things which is to be evasive, sort of trim on the edges. you'll notice we haven't been hearing a lot from the clinton camp about this. in contrast with president bill clinton and with secretary clinton's handling of benghazi. i think it's going to be hard for democrats to turn this into an issue. the question is whether the facts are going to turn this into an issue. >> juan? >> e don't think it's the democrats who have the ultimate say here. i think it's republicans. i th

it's cgi which created the obamacare website. >> look, i think he did himself a lot of good-bye stepping forward and being straight forward and candid and blunt and taking immediate action. i do agree with george that the jury is still out and as to whether or not this brash style in new jersey is transferrable anywhere else in the country. but that was going to be the big question anyway. i think he did himself some good-bye contrasting with the normal routine by handling thighs thengs which is to be evasi evasive, trim on the edges. you'll notice we haven't been hearing a lot from the clinton camp about this. contrast this with president clinton and secretary clinton's handling of benghazi. so i think it will be hard for democrats to turn this into an issue. the question is whether the facts will turn this into an issue. >> juan? >> i don't think it's the democrats who are having the ultimate say. i think it's republicans. i think it's the republican primaries that will come up in those republican primaries you're going to see a lot of tea party kind of grassroots people who don't like