chao about this issue. this notion and the question really has to do with whether you were forced to register. and then shop, whether that change was made from shop and then register, register and then shop, whether that change was made because of the involvement of the woi house in any way. >> absolutely not. it was a decision made on the resultings of testing. but to consciously know that it failed testing and then to put it in to production for people to use is not what we do. if the test results show that it is not working, we don't put it into production. >> would the gentle lady yield sm. >> i certainly will, mr. chair han, if you make sure i get my time. >> of course. would you stop the clock? >>> the gentle lady's information, i've been told, the one that you're referring to is, in fact, the roll out to the decision that it had passed. i think the conclusion of the document is clear. documents show it passed the test. was it perfect? no. but if you can only get six people obama day r on day one, som

chao. -- thank you, mr. chao. >> have you read the letter? aware gentleman is well that there are significant security leaks that would allow hackers to take people's five information -- private information. susannah will give you the information if you let her. >> ok. >> i'm sorry. i'm not following the question. >> i was trying to get the staff to speak you. the bottom line is that there are security risks today, according to you and the ranking member. this website still has boehner abilities. is -- vulnerabilities. is that correct? >> i'm talking about a deliberately that distorted reality on two modules that were inactive. it used misinformation to suggest -- >> the security problems in your letter to refer to the website. >> my questioning to mr. chao had to do with -- >> i understand you rehabilitating mr. chao. >> i'm trying to get the facts on the record to correct a deliberate smear against mr. chao, not to rehabilitate him. in the name of this committee. >> i appreciate your concern. >> i'm glad you do. and you wrote a report did n

chao? which of you is that person? >> i don't know. i didn't speak to the president. >> he refers to a person. who would it be? who is the i.t. person in charge? >> i don't know what the president was referring to. >> let me start with slide c-3 if i could. this is the report, final c.m.s. final report came out october 13 after october 1, just want to read the first, was unable to adequately test the confidentiality and integrity of the exchange system in full. end to end testing never occurred. did you know about this before october 1, mr. chao? >> i think it's taken out of context. >> it's pretty plain language. didn't test it. no end-to-tend testing done before october 1. yet the i.t. person in charge, whoever the president's referring to, somebody said it's ok to start this thing. >> i say it's taken out of context because there's still quite a few -- >> mr. van roekel, did you know the results of the mitre testing before october 1? >> i haven't seen this document. i'd love to -- >> you

chao had the miter report. and it's that report that even redakted you didn't want released because it shows a road map to the vulnerableties to the site as it is today. na's yoush letter. mr. chairman, i tried to ledge slat reforms in it acquisition. that is an acknowledgment on my part that it's broken. but i am concerned at a pat ern of calling people to give us testimony and cherry picking their testimony to make a political point that, frankly, it does not serve this exit tee well in terms of its oversight role and does damage to good public service acquisition. >>> mr. chairman, the president -- i'm quoting from the chuck todd interview -- and definitive health secretary argued that the web site bugs aren't necessarily her fault. kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. she wasn't our it person. who is the it person? who's the person in charge? who's the person responsible? who's the one who signed off on this before it went public? >> the person that's responsible is our administrator. >> and did she base h

chao: yeah, i mean, wouldn't you be surprised if you were me? he later added: us the private >> reporter: late today, health and human services told us the private and security of consumers' personal information are a top priority and consumers can trust their information is protected by stringent security standards. scott, the author of the security memo tony trenkle retired from c.m.s. last week. no reason was given. >> pelley: sharyl attkisson in our washington newsroom. sharyl, that you can. negotiations over iran's nuclear program seemed to fall apart over the weekend. iran appeared willing to trade a freeze on enrichment of uranium in exchange for an easing of international sanctions that have crippled its economy. elizabeth palmer covered the talks and, liz, when we spoke on friday it looked like they were working on a deal. what happened? >> we still don't know the details. certainly they tried very hard. they were still talking until after midnight on saturday. today iran's foreign minister is blaming infighting between america and its

>>chao. >>chao. >>hola. >>la bendiciÓn, padre. >>si vienes esta tarde.inco de la tarde. >>ok. >>bueno, padre, hasta luego. >>chao. >>buenas, curita. >>buenas. >>se levanta usted muy temprano. >>usted tambiÉn. >>yo a mi negocio y usted a su evangelio. no nos podemos quejar. >>la bendiciÓn, padre. >>mire, ¿usted es que tiene una manifestaciÓn aquÍ esta tarde? >>a las cinco. >>es una lÁstima porque a esa misma hora tengo yo un ponchecito, padre. >>caramba, quÉ lÁstima. bueno, que lo pase bien, ah. >>padre... >>¿quÉ pasa, chamo? >>estate quieto. quÉdese quito, por dios. que te quedes quieto, y tÚ, quÉdate tranquilo, quedate quieto. >>yo no soy, es Él. >>deja la vaina, chamo. >>vieja... >>dime. >>esta noche voy a llegar un poco tarde. >>¿dÓnde vas? >>a una reuniÓn. >>felipe, apÚrate que se hace tarde. >>ya voy, vieja. >>dios me lo bendiga, mi amor. >>chao. >>dios te bendiga, hijo. >>Épale, chamo. >>dios lo bendiga. >>chao, viejo. >>dios te bendiga, felipe. >>mira, chamo, te portas bien. >>buenos dÍas, ¡ey! >>chao, padre. >>dios los bendiga, m'hijo. >>padre, s

chao, much of your testimony is a little different. but i also know that you had several meetings, ongoing meetings with white house staff over this process, is that correct? >> i accompanied maryland tavner and other directors, such as gary cohen. >> so how many times were you at the white house? >> over the course of three years, maybe less than two dozen times. >> the law suggests 29 times, is that correct? would that be in the ballpark? >> that might not be accurate because some meetings were canceled. >> who conducted these meetings? jean lanborn? >> there were meetings conducted by her. also, i met with steven vanroekel. >> i'm asking about the white house meetings. there were 29 white house meetings of which you had this group. who was -- who were the people in the room? were you in there? >> i'm not trying to be difficult, but there are different parts of the -- there's a white house conference center -- >> the meetings with jean, that she was leading, the 29 meetings, or two dozen. >> that was probably less than a handful. >>

chao, none of you today can tell us who failed to do their job. and as a result, the american people lost a month of any effective, real ability to sign up. this website was dead at launch for all practical purposes. and i'm sorry, mr. chao, but you can give me all the numbers you want, six on the first day, 240 on the second day when millions of americans were trying to make this work. we may disagree on obama care, but we don't disagree that that was unacceptable. you heard it on both sides of the aisle. mr. vanroekel, i think you failed to understand, you and mr. baitman and all of you in the administration who were allowed to go to those meetings, mr. powner would tell you that best practices should be a lot more like it is at toyota company. or honda. in the production line, one person who sees a bad car coming down is allowed to stop the production line. in this case, a really defective, something that would make the edsel look like a success story launched on october 1st, and nobody said here today, or for that matter since i've been listen

chao and our second panel as well.the second panel features the people responsible for the healthcare.gov. i am disappointed one company, verizon, chose not to testify today. we will follow up with them so they are held accountable. websites can be fixed, but the damage done to security information would be damaging. now we have a five minute opening statement. >> i want to add your thanks to mr. chao and the three contractor witnesses for being here. we must make sure that the data on healthcare.gov is secure. everybody can agree on that. the american people must know their data is protected when they go to find a quality, affordable plan. my fear is today is less about the safety and political points and undermining. three week ago we held a committee on the inexcusable facts. the exchanges need to be fixed and fast so the american people can access affordable plans open to them. i hope we have another hearing after the november 30th deadline to see how they are working. i am afraid this hearing will not enlighten th

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but chao testified he'd been told the opposite. according to federal standards, high-risk means the vulnerability could be expected to have a severe or catastrophic adverse effect on organizational operations, assets, or individuals. it was chao who recommended it was safe to launch the web site october 1. when shown the security risk memo, chao said "i just want to say that i haven't seen this before." a republican staff lawyer asked "do you find it surprising that you haven't seen this before?" chao: yeah, i mean, wouldn't you be surprised if you were me? he later added: >> reporter: late today, health and human services told us the private and security of consumers' personal information are a top priority and consumers can trust their information is protected by stringent security standards. scott, the author of the security memo tony trenkle retired from c.m.s. last week. no reason was given. >> pelley: sharyl attkisson in our washington newsroom. sharyl, that you can. negotiations over iran's nuclear program seemed to fall apa

that would have created chaos. we have a number of helicopters overhead and we watched with interest as the situation outside has been very, very organized. there is not a scene of chaos that we have seen from the outside. we have seen armed authorities wandering about. but there is no sense of panic there. what we are not seeing is inside. airlines included in the particular terminal are albegana and frontier, and allegeiant air and jetblue and spirit and virgin america and virgin australia. that would be some of the overseas routes. la fire tells fox news they are responding to assist with multiple injuries and that's the extent of what we have gotten from the la fire department this afternoon. public information spokes men are working to get all of the information together and last thing they want to do is introduce to us information that is not true. authorities are a bit on the move with weapons drawn, it is our understanding, that the situation has been stabilized because the gunman is in custody and wounded.

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chao for being with us today. mr. chao, i have a question about the subsidies and questions about some miscalculations that could be happening on the exchange. press reports have indicated that some subsidies are being miscalculated. in fact, one individual, the president identified as a beneficiary of obamacare now can't afford it. mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to submit an article from cnn to the committee for the report for the record. without -- okay. this is a single mom, has a teenage son with adhd, went on the washington state exchange, had gotten an insurance quote for what she would pay at a gold price. then she received notification -- the quote was actually higher for a silver plan, more confusion, went on. then even a cheaper plan at bronze level for $324. in other words, she ended up being a lot more. i guess my question for you is, you know, is this happening on the healthcare.gov site or the federal marketplace? >> i think there are a lot of inputs to how an advanced premium tax credit is calcul

but comes short of answering the one question a bay area family n their missing >>> chaos at lax. police drew guns at passengers and it was all for nothing. >>> north korea admits to detaining an american but comes short of answering questions. >>> the $99 test that can predict your future. >>> it's 7 o'clock, saturday morning, november 23rd. thanks for joining us. >> let's take you outside to san francisco to get things started after our first rain in quite awhile. we are looking at a calm beautiful weekend. sunny skies in the bay area. highs in the mid 60s. a red flag warning remains in effect until 5:00 for gusty offshore winds and low humidity. we're going to have a complete look at your 7 day later in the show. >>> developing news this morning. police are trying to establish a motive after a woman was stabbed inside of a hotel. it happened just shortly after 5:00 p.m. at the embassy suits. police found a 30-year-old woman on the third floor stabbed several times. they believe she was attacked in her room on the 9th floor and knew her attacker. hotel elevators were closed duri

today, chao testified he never saw the 14-page presentation. >> i think i was aware that some document was being prepared because i had gone through the interviews, but towards the end, when the briefings occurred, i was not part them. >> reporter: chao told michigan's john dingell recent fears about the web site's security are unfounded. >> is healthcare.gov safe? >> yes. >> reporter: but at a separate hearing, a panel of security experts called the site's safety measures flimsy and ill constructed. david kennedy runs a security consulting firm. >> i would say the web site is hacker-ready or will be soon. >> reporter: new york republican chris collins: >> do any of you today think today the site is secure? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> reporter: centers for medicare and medicaid responded today that site security is their top priority, and that the system gets tested daily. democrats argue, scott, that republicans are using these hearings to scare americans into avoiding the web site. >> pelley: nancy, thank you. major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major, what are the

chaos erupts in an ohio courtroom. >> i was shocked. i couldn't believe this was happening right in front of me. >> it's november 16th, 2006, warren, ohio, a small town, two hours northeast of columbus. 24-year-old jason howard is about to be charged with aggravated murder for killing a man and shooting at two others. but it's the family of the victim in another murder case that suddenly charges into the courtroom in a raw and emotional outburst. five months earlier, howard's ex-girlfriend, jamiel west and her three children are found dead in their columbus home. howard is not charged with the crime, but the west family believes he is responsible. >> this was very unique. i've been in courtrooms where somebody in the back of the courtroom would jump up and start screaming for a few seconds. but nothing quite like this. >> nick rich and reporter peggy sinkovich cover the trumbull county court. they arrive early for the hearing, hoping to talk to jason howard. >> he was here in warren, ohio, on a murder charge, but police in columbus were

lucky they were not caught up in the middle of what was absolute chaos at lax this morning. our coverage continues right after this. [ male announcer ] this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. > seven minutes before the hour on fox news channel's continuing coverage of the shooting this morning at los angeles international airport. our station there is fox 11 news. kktv for the southland. let's listen into their local coverage. >> a tsa agent hurt himself. witnesses tell me he sprained his ankle. that type of injury. not sure how that happened. >> we imagine the chaos that occurred afterwards, there will be a lot of injuries like

. >> chaos at lax. a gunman opens fire and thousands of persons are still stranded at the airport. new details about the gunman. the story still developing at this hour. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> ever just into the newsroom, new cell phone video from inside lax as travelers evacuated the airport. you can see a lot with their hands in the air. very tense moments in the wake of the shooting. >> let's begin with stephanie stand on at lax. >> authorities are trying to determine what led a 23-year-old man here to walk into a busy firm here at lax and open fire. the tsa agents and injuring several others. chaos and terror erupted at los angeles international airport when a new jersey man living in los angeles allegedly walked inside the airport carrying this assault rifle and more than 200 rounds of ammunition. >> this morning a gunman opened fire in lax's terminal three, killing a tsa agent. the first to die in the line of duty. >> that agent is 39-year-old gerardo fernandez. this cell phone video obtained shows the chaos in the terminal as shots rang ou

it was a lot of chaos. the gunshots were so loud and so clo close. >> at this point you can't get to your car. >> we were parked in terminal three. but we have been on frontier and we are trying out tomorrow. >> you have to wait. your mom today she covered you and you dropped together. what is goingur head. >> i was scared. she said she should wait. >> you panicked. >> were people crying? >> everybody was crying. >> thank you for taking the time to talk to me. >> some live coverage from the scene. we are getting a clearer picture two hours after it happened. this happened at 9:30 this morning. here is what we believe has happened. we believe that the gunman who was a white male described to me as younger white male, as a high powered semiautomatic weapon said to be a high powered semiout mastic weapon, shooting at the security point. this is to multiple media organizations, the first of the shooting happened at the check center. agent was shot at that checkpoint. now the condition of that tsa agent, there a

>> now at 8-- chaos erupts. black friday is happening now -- and this year, it started earlier than ever. the quest for bargains wasn't always calm and peaceful -- punches were thrown in more than one store. no major incidents to report here around the bay area. but as you just say it was a different story for other shoppers around the country and retailers seem to think the drama is worth it. >> chaos as stores that opened and shoppers are stand. there were a lot of shoppers from pr to nasa dealt and some places it did get ugly. there were fist fights and n.c. a stabbing in virginia and a brawl in texas. it was even a shooting. a man trying to still a deal. stores opened early on but stibnite and wal-mart will come shoppers as early as 6:00 p.m.. they attracted 22 million people. macy's, toys are rows and best buy also opened early. reactions were mixed. maligne >> you do not know, it is fun. >> i would rather shop on thanksgiving. >> the zero earlier store hours paid off for some companies. >> the fact that 15

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it was sheer panic and chaos inside the airport. hundreds running to get away from the gunman. one tsa officer was killed, several more hurt. teri okita reports from l.a.x. >> reporter: these passengers are finally being let back the property. authorities say this is a very extensive investigation where terminal 3 where the incident took place is still closed and forensics teams are inside. they are learning much more about the suspect. >>> reporter: chaos at los angeles international airport friday morning where a gunman opened fire at a security checkpoint in terminal 3. >> i just saw the gun and i was just terrified and like everybody else was. we're all just on the ground. >> reporter: this is believed to be the gunman, 23-year-old paul ciancia, who was ultimately shot by police and is now in custody. >> this individual was shooting as he went into the terminal. the officers didn't -- i repeat, they didn't hesitate. they went after this individual and they confronted this individual. >> reporter: police say ciancia shot several tsa employees. one of them a behavior detectio

chao, -- development. have beenyou responsible for healthcare.gov, but i can imagine many matters were out of your control. can you explain to us today why the administration felt confident in the security of healthcare.gov when the system went live on october 1? we're also joined by three companies that were awarded contracts by cms to provide security services for the federal exchange. these companies are here also today to answer questions about their roles. i know the subjects of security residents certain sensitivities, and i'm glad they may be accept our invitation to testify and inform us how healthcare.gov works or does not. one thing we have learned -- there are countless contractors involved in building this website, and responsibilities are very divided. i know,conflict system, but we would like to know how the delays and rushed to the implementation have affected or comp located the ability to perform the security work for the website. i yield the balance of my time to dr. burks. >> i think the

it's chaos. telling you something this administration's governance is increasingly reliant on delays for union, for companies, the employer mandate, pretty soon those delays, democrats are now seeing, those delays, you're going to have to provide relief. you're going to have to repeal this whole thing. if you're continuing delaying, that means possible repeal of the entire health care reform bill. stuart: does it? >> it seems that way with all the delays that are now being put in place. why not just-- why not just repeal it? and the dems are now saying in congress, we need to provide relief for the people traumatized from losing, because they're losing their insurance. so it's 5 million to 11 million people which the president downplayed in his press conference yesterday like a rounding error and clearly didn't read the bill. we were focused on the 98% that they will keep their plans, but not focus on the 5 million to 11 million people losing their plans and the blame game continues. what you don

neighbors say the whole thing is just chaos chaos. >> she was screaming loud like her last breath, or whatever. then in really pain while screaming. >> the woman is in critical condition >> a 16-year-old has been arrested for setting an 18-year-old man on fire. police say it happened on a bus yesterday evening the victim was asleep in the back of the bus. police say the teen lit the victim's kilt-like clothing on fire. other passengers helped put it out. police have witnesses and ac transit are eager to track down the suspect. >> anyone who thinks it's okay to light another human being on fire is not okay. that is a horrific act, senseless act. >> the victim is now hospitalized in stable condition. >> late today, san francisco supervisors approved a plan to close city parks overnight. passing the measure by 6-5. under the plan the 200 parks will close from midnight until 5:00 a.m . 60 parks have closure hours and it's illegal to camp, or sleep in parks overnight. supervisor scott weiner says setting a closing thyme will help prevent vandalism. opponents say it punishes homeless people

chao, i told you i would come back to you.under oath on pages 151 and 152 on the minority's questions, that basically, and i will paraphrase because of time, this site, the anonymous shopper function, did not work. now we've seen a document with cms on it dated in the last day, september 25th that said it passed that test. is it that you did not know it had passed test when you made your statement saying that it failed? >> well, first of all, chairman, i would like to say that after working with your staff for eight, nine hours, as well as the minority staff, going through this transcribed interview, i've not had a chance to look at this, so this is the first time i'm actually seeing the results of that day. so -- >> what was it, look your job is to know what is in the site. the cms report that said, and this is september, before the launch, that you, the test had been passed successfully on the anonymous shopper. you testified that it wasn't. it wasn't and that is why it was turned off. >> correct. >> are you prepared to say

chao, on november 7, chairman issa issued a press

>> debra appreciate the up date. >>> the chaos produced a lot of confusion.man who was in handcuffs after he run outside there to escape the shooter. his name is nick pew. he was running from the gunman after he opened fire. nick joins us tonight. nick, where were you when the shooting began? >> basically, i had been -- i had just gone through the first screening area where you show your license and they check your boarding pass, and then i was -- just gone through there and going up the escalator and i went around the top area of the area and the shooting started then. i immediately dropped to the floor, and i could see flashes. >> about how far away from the shooting were you? >> i would say 15 feet, 20 feet. >> wow, that close. was it very loud? >> oh, yeah, it was really loud. you hear a sound like that in an airport environment and it's definitely not right. >> did you know right away it was shots? >> yeah, i think within a couple seconds or almost a split second everybody, you know, i was standing at the very back of the line and everybody dropped to th

chao. [timbre de la puerta] [maullidos] ¡un dÍa de estos te voy a dar un tiro de verdad!ste es. yo paguÉ mitad. ¡y hoy paga otra mitad! >>¿cÓmo era la mujer? >>bonita. caminadora. todas caminadoras bonitas. pero eso sÍ... Ésta, primera vez que vende robado. porque... nadie acepta paga separado. puede caer policÍa, ¿no? ¡ah! >>y eso mismo vamos a hacer. >>yo ¡no quiere escÁndalo en mi tienda! este un favor que yo te hago. pero no quiere escÁndalo en mi tienda, ¿eh? >>no te preocupes. yo voy solo. >>¡yo no quiere policÍa! ¡no me gusta policÍa! >>¡voy solo, voy solo! ademÁs, yo sÉ quien es la mujer. lo que estaba esperando que cayera. >>¿quiÉn es este mujer? >>siÉntate, que te voy a hacer un tÉ. >>un tecito, sÍ. pero, ¿quiÉn es este mujer? ¿quiÉn es? >>y a ti, ¿quÉ te importa esa vaina? ¿tÚ eres policÍa? >>¿quiÉn es este mujer? >>un tecito para esperar tranquilito... asÍ, seÑor. >>sin azÚcar. >>yo sÉ. [sonidos al revolver azúcar] >>¿no te da remordimiento delatar a alguien? >>¡no! traiciÓn, parte del moral del ladrÓn. si tÚ viola ¡una sola ley! viola todas. >>menos mal que s

the chaos between the two of them and pushing each other out of the company is the chaos to what twitter >> lots of users, billions of tweets, fair amount of revenue now, but no profits. why has it taken this company so much longer than it took facebook to turn a profit and whose owes to blame for that? >> if they wanted to be profitable they could be profitable today. stop hiring new employees, they're at 2,000 employees now, pulling a 600 million in revenue, over a billion next year, and i think that they're also buying a lot of companies and doing this to try to compete with facebook. and so they wanted to be profitable they easily could be. i think if you look at -- this is the whole story, the book -- >> much less adroit at the advertising game, wouldn't you say sp. >> absolutely. this is the thesis of the book, is this thing literally started as a little tiny project and next thing you know it's being used by everyone, revolutions and businesses, oprah, cnn, everybody is using this thing in all different ways and they couldn't build the advertising because they were trying to keep

. >>> dÓnde estÁ mi cartera, permiso de verdad, chao. >>> donde estÁ mi cartera. >>> la robaron. >>>tÁ dandodolo orden cabeza. pero un video sdd nudo lo hace?. >>> ay!, por favor. >>> mira discÚlpame una cosa. >>> tu eres tonny. >>> cuÁnto tiempo tienen con esto. >>> 14 aÑo. >>> aquÍ nunca habia escuchado un tema tuyo, te agradezco bastante el profesionalismo y la educaciÓn, me voy. >>> por favor. >>> pero dÓnde estÁ mi cartera. >>> allÁ esta?. >>> ven acÁ antonella. >>> no, me duele la cabeza, y estÉ diciendo que desnudos, espera un momento, por dios. >>> vamos a arreglarlo de otra forma entonces. >>> mi cartera. >>> tÚ sabes porque no te lo vas poner. >>> quieres que te diga por quÉ. >>> porque estÁs en quÉ locura. >>> ay! malvada, caÍste, caÍste, caiste. >>> antonella. quÉ bella estÁ antonella, y con ese vestido de tigresa. >>> y el regalo. >>> quÉ regalo. >>> apÚrate trÁelo le el regalo. >>> aquÍ te trÁeme un regalo para que te lo lleves antonella. >>> de recuerdo. >>> tenemos este regalo. >>> (risas). >>> de verdad mi amor. >>> bueno atenciÓn. seguimos con ma manuelinuel. >>> un

chao, my time is expired. but when hms and chs deliver documents showing that it hasn't passed, we can have you back. right now, the document is provided to us by the vendor show that it did pass on a cms document. that document is placed in the record. if anyone else would like to understand, you said it failed test. in administration and absence of transparency has refused to give us the document. but the document that we have today which says cms all over says it passed test. you said under oath it failed. our problem is the people we work for won't give us the document so that we understand that. with that, i recognize the ranking member to try to rehabilitate your testimony. >> mr. chairman, i -- let me be clear that we have staff wo work just as hard as yours. it's not about self-serving. it's just about getting the truth. i would not insult your staff. >> i wasn't insulting your staff. >> i take it as an insult. it's got about zefl serving. maybe you can get him to show us the document. >> it shows us s

some shooting down his proposal saying it will mean chaos and could make premiums sore.'s bring in our guests. laura adams, they are both my guests, good to see both of you. just coming over the wires right now we are the u.s. state insurance commissioners also putting out a blistering statement about the chaos that could en sue? >> do you see it? >> it is interesting, the president today talking about how you fumble the ball. they fumbled the ball and three and a half years ago when they passed this law and the idea that now at the 11th hour they are going to call this and change the play and say you can extend the plans and there is going to be a lot of chaos as a consequence of that. i would like to see it made the law. i'm not sure on what authority the president is doing this. i would like to see the president doing this and if insurance regulators can str scramble this. we can do anything to mitigate the damage. >> i feel bad for the insurance companies today. they have 32 days now to send out new letters to these people to figure out what the heck is going on and

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it add to this chaos that is obamacare. martha: when the president came out and offered that fix he said these company can an was encouraging them to send you a letter that says never mind. but it sound to me when i read through the transcript of this meeting from yesterday that the president kind of backed down. he said i get it. you already put rules in place, it's hard to reverse this. they said he did not vigorously lobby the commissioners to alter their state regulations. when the president went before the american people the last week or two saying i'm going to make this adjust itment. he was only suggesting that last for 12 month. it was not a permanent fix like we were trying to do in the house. these risk pools are made up of people who participate in these. when i have a different number of people participate it will change the premiums. this is probably going to add to another round of increased costs for consumers. martha: we had a guest we have had many times. she went on and got another policy, but she said to

and that is what is driving all the chaos in washington. president said on a number of occasions that americans could keep their healthcare plans they liked them. that turned out not to be the case. that is driving mr. obama's poll numbers down. now the bigger picture. last night on the factor, charles krauthammer opined that the obamacare debacle may single the end of the liberal movement. >> we have not just obamacare unraveling, not just the obama administration unraveling, not just the democratic majority of the senate, but we could be looking at the collapse of american liberalism. obamacare is the big thing for them is charles correct or can he make a come back. don't estimate barack obama he has powerful allies too. media embarrassed by obama care and somewhat skeptical of the president. believe me, if things begin to improve on the obamacare front that will be trumpeted almost everywhere as it should be. the issue of national healthcare is so important that facts should rule. talking points believes there are a number of good things

there is a lot of loud noise and chaos though as passengers are trying to figure out what is going on. we are doing the same. we will keep you posted on this developing story throughout the broadcast, pam? >>> now, at 8:00, strong winds in the bay area knocked out power for thousands of pg& e customers. at last check about 5,000 people remain without power tonight. the storm also proved deadly, two people killed in oakland. the deaths linked to the severe wind. right now, a wind advisory is still in effect for sections of the bay area from downed power lines to scores of downed trees, the damage left behind is incredible. we have live team coverage tonight, kron4 dan rubin is live in oakland where the massive tree came down and we begin with justine wallman, live where another massive tree came crashing on to a home causing major damage there. justine? >> reporter: pam, let's show you the damage done to the roof of this house here in walnut creek, as we zoom in you can see where the tree landed right on the roof above the garage smashing in the shingles. also the gutter there is hangi

nor is the computer chaos. truth is that your doctor, the person you trust may not be available to you. writing in the "wall street journal" today, edie littlefield sunday who lives in california and fighting gallbladder cancer says she may not be able see the oncologist who has kept her alive. she writes, quote: what's happened to the president's promise you can keep your health plan? thanks to the law i have been forced to give up a world class health plan. the exchange would force me to give up a world class physician, unquote. from the sundby obamacare is a matter of life and death. for most of us it's inconvenience that will hurt americans financially. during barack obama's tenure take home pay has gone down. when mr. obama took office in january of 2009. the median household income in america was $55,871. in august, 2013, the last available stat, the median income had fallen to 52,000, $236 a year. that's the true measure of the economy. how much income the folks are making. and as you well know, prices f

chao. >>> ey! gustavo.... >>> gracias. >>> chao. >>> estas navidades no importa como lo celebres. estreno atenciÓn con esto, no pierda detalle. >>> quÉ placer estar con ustedes en este programa de operas amor estoy lista y preparada y estoy con ustedes para acompaÑars en dÓnde vamos a conocer las personas queridas de la televisiÓn a esta pareja de famosos que siempre estÁn llamando la atenciÓn por sus discusiones, y por las peleas que se divorcian que si no, y en fin una cantidad de cosas que aquÍ van a ser desmen tidz totalmente y van a demostrar que si pueden alarse, pueden ser fieles y tener una familia, magnÍfica como lo tiene usted en casa mi seÑora querida sino usted seÑor que sabemos que se comparta muy bien, pero asÍ vamos a comenzar esta noche que promete, porque los invitados de este primer programa son un par de estrellas, en primer lugar, ella porque tenemos que presentar a las mujeres prurp, comenzÓ en este canal junto al gran amador, en sÁbado sensacional, y actualmente una primera figura de la actuaciÓn, y Él por su parte, otra gran estrella tambiÉn primer actor, ac

. >>> chao preciosa. lo llamo apenas llegue, chao guadalupe. >>> lo que estÁ la candela. tienen el toque lo que tengo la mÍa y es especial te lo juro. me imagino. lo que sucede en la sucio kerr y orgullosa. lo que es foto en donde entras lo que estÁ inventan inventando. para buscar una toalla me acuerdo perfectamente de todo. no lo puedo creer lo tienes que hacerlo muy bien, buscate un segundo. no estÁ involucrado, no tuve nada con ella bebÉ no te pongas mamcita. ya johnny. mamacita me tienes que dejar de hablar sÍ. hola. hola. pensÉ que no ibas a venir es que me costÓ trabajo para llegar al lugar escondido. claro, entiendo lo que estaba asustada porque el marido se iba a dar cuenta a plena luz del dÍa. nada de nervios tranquila. lo que no pe importa. digo, lo que estaba reciÉn casada, no, eso del amor compartido me tiene sin cuidado. >> yo entiendo como funciona el matrimonio caen en la rutina y quieren probar algo nuevo con alguien mÁs pasional. bueno, entonces cual es el plan que vamos hacer? >>> lo que tu quieras. >>> en realidad no me importa, con tal que sea lejos,

chao, can you give it a letter grade? >> i agree that it's highly subjective. >> so fair enough. >> would the gentleman -- perhaps we could have it as a pass/fail, less subjective. >> give it a pass or fail, mr. park? >> again, i don't want to reduce it to something that -- i would say is just to be clear. all of us are frustrated how the site rolled out. none of us think it went well. all of us think it was incredibly rocky and we are incredibly focused on trying to fix it and make it better. it's getting better week after week after week. >> knowing what we know now, you testified you were giving your marching orders, but yet, i don't think the october 1st date was improvable. would you agree with that? >> i don't have the luxury of determining what was moveable and not moveable. i was given october 1st as a delivery date. and that's what i targeted. >> knowing what you know now, would you have you pushed harder to have the date moved back? >> that's pure speculation. at the time -- >> how can it be speck lace. you know

this is an email by henry chao from cms saying thatted to park, who was the president's chief technology officer had sat down with a meeting several people, including the cms chief, testified todd park fear that the white house has about hc.gov being unavailable september 30th. one day before the rollout. chao wrote, quote: i think we should have a comprehensive answer for how he will assure high availability on the site. the email you saw another he email suggesting that they do something with the page when people had trouble logging on. they come up with better way saying they can't get on so the media didn't jump ton hyperbole to make it seem like things were worse. here is the bottom line, the president last week at that news conference suggested october 1st. rollout. gone forward. this. type white house official a few moments ago told me, look, even before the rollout, they warn that there might be glitches as there are in any rollout of any product and they also take some heart inside the white house that part of what these officials are worried, about the fear that was referred to

chao, would you put your personal information about you and your loved ones in it? >> yes, in fact, i've recommended my sister who is unemployed right now to actually apply. >> did she successfully register? sign up. >> i haven't talked to her lately. >> reporter: he said the site can accommodate about 20,000 to 25,000 users at one time-- a big improvement from the first week, but still far short of the original goal of 50,000 to 60,000. >> i'm part of an all hands on deck effort mobilized across the administration. >> reporter: todd park is the chief technology officer for the white house. he's now working full time on fixing the web site. south carolina republican trey gowdy wanted a timeline. >> when will it be operational to your satisfaction? >> well, we have a goal that the team is pursuing with tremendous intensity. >> how many more weeks? i'm looking for a number. >> we're working hard to have the site functioning by the end of this month. >> reporter: that carefully crafted answer which was repeated more than once led some lawmakers to believe that the admi