i mean darrell issa. darrell issa had asked for documents that the department of health and human services says would essentially provide the blueprint for potential cyber attacks, not just on healthcare.gov, but on any spectacularly constructed federal it system. it's the security testing documents for this website. as such, these are obviously really, really sensitive documents and if there's one thing that darrell issa has shown he has no -- the obama administration as of the last few days is now officially and in writing saying to darrell issa, no. no, you can not have these documents that you want to have. you can see them, but you cannot take them with you. you can look at them. you can review them with your own staff and with your own experts, but you cannot have copies of this stuff, because any time you get copies of anything, you e-mail them to cnn. it's a fight that remains unresolved. yesterday the administration went so far as to go around darrell issa and write to john boehner as speaker of

so what does investigator in chief congressman darrell issa do?p a health care scandal. he's on an obama scare road trip. holding one-sided hearings trashing the law. his latest hearing in texas was an excuse for republicans to attack the so-called health care navigators who explain the law's provisions and help people sign up. >> the purpose of navigators is to explain obama care to people andil

darrell issa did the same in june on the irs issue.gain, partial transcripts, which he says show political bombshell testimony, but he won't release the whole transcripts, so it's impossible to know whether the darrell issa version is what we should believe or whether he has leaked it to specific journalists. the easy way to check these things is to look at the full transcript of what the irs witnesses said, right, cnn? but darrell issa wouldn't release it. he said it would be reckless to do that. he just likes to leak little pieces out of context that tell the story he wants to be told. without the full transcripts, you can't check to see if the excerpts are true. that's why he leaks it that way and cnn fell for it on the irs story in june and cbs fell for it two weeks ago, then abc fell for it last night with a new health reform story. with every one of them, it's the same trick. the webster hubbell trick. and they all read it as oh, exclusive access, the scoop. why do you think he's giving you the scoop? if he was leaking the gettys

finger-wagging by the private sector, the cheerleaders like darrell issa, it's all wrong., president obama's administration knew for several years, october 1st would be the drop-dead date for having healthcare.gov up and running online. but wait a minute. by the same token, private commerce and private sector, i think they know that christmas is on december 25th every single year. so what do we have here? we have a perfect example laid out in front of the american people that the private sector may have some up side. but it's not the catch-all. and the infrastructure that is offered by the united states postelal service to every address in this country is still very, very valid. at a very important time of year. did you know that 35% of what u.p.s. and fedex delivered to the american people is done by the postal service? that no tax dollars are used to run the postal service? that if they didn't have to shoulder this law that was put on them, which was set up to bust the unions back in 2006, that they would be running a surplus. interesting how we never hear darrell issa t

i have a copy of a letter sent to darrell issa. this is the m.i.t.r.e. corporation. he wants to explain why he doesn't want to comply with a subpoena from the house oversight committee. he is one of the contractors. what is his excuse for not complying with the subpoena? >> there is a contract that forbids him from making disclosures to third parties. but i have news. congress is not a third party. and my guess is that gentleman if he has not sought legal counsel and decided he has to talk to congress, he soon will. you are much better off doing what darrell issa tells you to do. >> you know, but will congress -- will chairman issa actually put their foot down and get these documents? we know it's a long dance in getting them. if they are subpoenaed, they should provide them. no questions asked. >> yes. and we'll fight of redactions. we don't know what we don't have. underlying your question is also why does nothing ever happen to people who don't do what congress tells them to do. the fact that kathleen sebelius, i would encourage chairman issa to investigate it. it

his showmanship, darrell issa has started recently taking his oversight committee out on the road. they've been holding field hearings around the country on health reform, which is what he was doing on the superstition highway in apache junction, arizona, on friday afternoon. here's the thing, though. nobody's allowed to speak at the hearings. anybody who turns up for the hearings is not allowed to testify at them, no matter if you sign up in advance, no matter if you call and ask if you can testify, no matter if you sit there patiently and raise your hand, you can't talk if you go to his gig, because congressman issa has set out the ground rules in advance for exactly what he wants to hear at his hearings. this is amazing. look at this. this is in advance of the hearing at apache junction. congressman issa wrote an op ed in the local paper explaining what kind of testimony he wanted to hear at his hearing. he said the committee wanted to hear specifically, "from individuals who have felt the impact of increased premiums and dropped insurance coverage as a result of obama care." "t

so what does investigator in chief congressman darrell issa do? try to gin up a health care scandal. he's on an obama scare road trip. holding one-sided hearings trashing the law. his latest hearing in texas was an excuse for republicans to attack the so-called health care navigators who explain the law's provisions and help people sign up. >> the purpose of navigators is to explain obama care to people and facilitate enrollment into coverage. >> who are these navigators and what is their role? >> i'm concerned that the navigators are not properly vetted or trained. >> unfortunately this area is also ground zero of some of the problems that are beginning to appear with the navigators. 12k3w >> we cannot have a repeat of the acorn-like activities that led to too many people believing there was something for nothing. >> acorn-like activities? congressman issa never misses a chance to bring up acorn. the group that folded after right wing attacks. here's what's going on. the same right wing group that smeared acorn released videos claiming to show he

the "post" cites a falsehood by representative darrell issa, who said that secretary of state clinton denied security for libya by her signature on a cable. according to the paper, secretary clinton's signature is on every cable and it's a stamp. there is no evidence that mrs. clinton was even aware of the security request. michele bachmann gets a falsehood for saying 70 cents off every dollar spent on food stamps goes to bureaucrats. according to "the post," that's simply false. secretary of state john kerry makes the list because he said he opposed the invasion of iraq. in fact, he voted for it as a senator. finally, former florida governor jeb bush makes the list by saying that president obama closed the u.s. embassy in vatican city. the president had nothing to do with that decision. it was to consolidate the embassy with the italian u.s. embassy in rome, and it was a state department decision based on security concerns. now, some of those falsehoods were mistakes. i think jeb bush qualifies there. but some were outright distortions. no lie, it is a disturbing situation. and that'

i will begin with you darrelle. what's your take on it?e, to be equally sceptical, i think when i see this story i'm like this is not a story. the news is not new to me and i don't think it's really knew to anybody. every few years you get a new battery that tells us stuff that we know very importantly that we do very little about. the rich kids in the united states are doing okay compared to everybody else, the poor kids are doing horribly. and next year we will get the same data. to me -- >> things have not changed overtime. so saying there is a decline, you're saying is not true. >> i think the story is external mostly. the data says we're doing much of the same, but other countries are getting better faster. >> does that stand with your interpretation of it? >> yes, i think what we have seen in the course of the last ten years that the u.s. is basically in the same place in these pisa rankings. but i think that three things show up from these scores. number one, duh. poverty does matter, social economics matter. but the second piece is

>> magic, myself, darrell russell, kareem abdul-jabbar, and larry bird. >> no michael jordan? ouch.will have our full interview tomorrow. while kobe's return will likely be a sellout, another story for tonight's knicks-nets game. tickets are selling for less than half of what they were at the beginning of the season. a combined record of 8-26. these teams are terrible. get it together. two tech giants are on the verge of joining forces. apple is dealing with the largest mobile carrier. and what is the fed going to do? we have thoughts coming up on "lunch money." ♪ >> it is not just mongolia's infrastructure attracting companies, the retail sector is seeing the arrival of international brands. we are easy to convert. >> the games are fast approaching and the races on to market the world's best athletes. >> it is important for us to activate three the olympics. well, i will get my face on a box. >> big ten commissioner takes us inside the workings of the new system. >> we prove that we could get in the room and resolve the issues. >> meet the man who put up the cash to keep the kings

. >> darrell issa and others took that and crusaded against the administration. >> benghazi. >> we were not given a clear picture of what went on. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carryied those flag draped caskets off the plane at andrews. i put my arms around the anothers and fathers, the sisters and brothers the sobs and daughters. >> had i been president at the time i would have relieved you of your post. >> clearly the american public was deliberately misled. >> 2013 started with benghazi and the tense hearings on capitol hill last january and the year will end with benghazi thanks to a bombshell report by the "new york times" which raises many questions about the right wing conspiracy theories about the attack that took the lives of four americans including ambassador chris stevens. "months of investigation by the "new york times" turned up no evidence that al qaeda or other international terrorist groups had any role in the assault" and go on to say "it does not appear to be meticulously planned but neither spontaneous and without warning signs" and "there is no

but that hasn't stopped darrell issa from bringing it along on his anti-obama care road show. over the past several weeks, issa has traveled from gastonia, north carolina. out west to apache junction, arizona. and last night he ended up in richardson, texas holding official congressional hearings about obama care. >> as we all know an online exam also can be taken by somebody else pretending to be the navigator. >> last night's hearing, obama care implementation. who are the navigators? >> we cannot have a repeat of the a.c.o.r.n. like activities that led to too many people believing that there was something for nothing. >> the american people are losing confidence in their government. maybe we can look to fast and furious, we can look to benghazi, we can look to the irs scandal, we can look to the broken promises of if you like your health insurance, you can keep it, period. >> i would have you look at the screen. >> enter the conservative project veritaz group. >> that was a clip of bill o'reilly being screened at an official congressional hearing. but wait, it gets better.

issue, left or right, what is going on now, i think we have a lot of good democrats like menendez and darrell issa, i think is a good democrat. he is a republican from california. i think we need to get the country back in control of the west coast. they do a better job than the east coast. i think the north carolina is doing a real good job. i wonder what number his position is going to be. will he go down as a worst president ever? i don't see him in the top 10 or top 20 or top 50. i'm sure he is a good man. he has a tough job to do. he wakes up like everybody else does, puts his pant legs on one leg at a time. it is a tough job. he is talking about trey gowdy from north carolina. on was talking about the president's job and how he might rank historically. the real clear politics average of different polls out there on job approval currently has obama as a 40.1% approval rate, a disapproval rate of 55.6%. that is an average of several different polls out there whether it is gallup or rasmussen or reuters. you can see a chart below that showing president obama's job approval. the black line,

darrelle revis from the secondary. gerald mccoy the defensive tackle. this has been a 49er team as you mentioned liking to run the ball. and today they're doing it again. >> ronde: this is what they do. primarily because they have one of the greatest running backs in the nfl in the past ten years in frank gore. they're more comfortable giving the ball to him than letting colin kaepernick drop back to pass and that's fine. teams can do that. play great defense. >> dick: the pass is knocked away and picked off on the deflection by lavonte david! david still running. but there was a flag down. the penalty maybe against mccoy for offsides, which would nullify the interception. >> ronde: that was the strangest sequence of events i've seen in a long time there. >> dick: i think it was a free play for kaeperni kaepernick. >> referee: offside, defense, number 93. lined up in the neutral zone. >> dick: it is on mccoy. will nullify the interception. injured player is lavonte david. >> ronde: neutral zone infraction. everybody thought the play had stopped. >> dick

. >>> oversight committee chair darrell issa accusing of obstruction. tray gowdy is here to tell you more next. can you hash it out with us. do you think congress is digging out deep newell enough into the obama ha carrollout disaster or do more? facebook or tweet us now using #greta. >>> now get ready to speed read your way through the news. first to south africa. government officials admitting to a mistake in hiring a fake sign language interpreter for nelson mandela's memorial service. turns out of the man was signing gibberish. the accused imposture says he has schizophrenia and had visions of angels while on stage. weighs a few feet away from president obama and other world leaders. >>> now in north carolina the raleigh man found guilty in the murder of his wife is found guilty. he was found guilty of beating michelle young. in 2006 she was found dead in a pool of blood in bedroom. daughter found unharmed hiding underneath the covers. he insists he was away at the time of his wife's murder. lawyers argue he received unfair trial. >>> now to capitol

american photographer, darrell todd wanted to capture the mood here. >> their smiling, they're dancing together, they're singing. honestly, i've only seen that in concerts at home. i've never seen it in the streets. >> reporter: likely nearly 100 reds of royalty will capture the attention. today, tourists and townships alike are having their say. johannesburg, south africa. >>> many other memorial services will be held across south africa, so that all citizens have an opportunity to pay their respects. mandela will be buried after a state funeral next saturday. >>> time magazine has announced ten finalists for person of the year. and some of the names will surprise you. the list of names includes president obama and pope francis. but also, bashar al-assad, and miley cyrus. >>> it's been cold day after day now, but i think we're going to finally begin to see changes the next couple of days, but out the door we go. working on another cold afternoon outside in some spots. that offshore wind continuing to blow. it's that very cold, dry, arctic air that's allowing these temperatures to plun

california republican congressman darrell issa said the enrollments don'make up for plans that were canceled because of the affordable care act. >> this 318 million americans, 1 million getting on subsidized health care and in many cases probably another million getting on medicaid as a result of obamacare and 6 million people who had plans they liked that have been thrown off of it. i don't think there is anything to celebrate. >> jim angle is live with the news in washington. a big improvement isn't big enough? >> reporter: harris, that is the question. it is the best news for the administration since the rollout began but that is a low bar. with the enrollments like we've said sever times over the last few months but one analyst said they are way behind. >> they only announced 1 million and they were at 900,000 and we don't see the rush we thought we would see. >> this doesn't include state sign-ups and it doesn't come close to covering 5 million canceled because they didn't cover all that obamacare requires. each of those plans could affect a couple or a family, meaning 10, 15 or 20 mill

. >>> coming up, darrell issa's new leaks and smears against the president. the man taking him on, congressman elijah cummings joins me live on what he calls issa's reckless pattern of misleading information. >>> and more fallout from the "duck dynasty" star's anti-gay and racially charged remarks. why are so many on the right coming to his defense? one even compared the tv star to rosa parks. note to the republican party, you got a brand problem. >>> plus will there be justice after all? new developments tonight in the so-called affluenza case. >>> and george zimmerman gets back his guns. and his girlfriend was right by his side. we open the justice files tonight. stay with us. big show ahead. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4

nonetheless, there are republicans like darrell issa and tom coburn who have done the same thing.ect republicans to make hay out of this but carefully. it is a big topic. i ran into freshman representative richard hudson of north carolina. i asked, what are you doing for your own health care? he said all i know is i think i should get a job with harry reid because then i wouldn't have to go on the exchanges, that from a republican. we'll see what happens on that front. thanks very much, lisa, for that. and thanks to chris for breaking that story here on cnn. let's get to other news making headlines right now. new car sales in the united states are on a roll. general motors once on verge of actual collapse said that last month was its best november in six years, up 14% from the year before. chrysler, nissan, ford and toyota all reported strong sales. checking the markets right now, the dow jones industrials trading in negative territory down 117 points right now. oddly enough, it's positive economic news that has some investors nervous that the fed will cut back on its stimulus pro

but brett and darrel walker, serving 40 years for murder, are two of the lucky ones. they've been friends for seven years. >> we're pretty close. >> by this time, we're all beyond everything. we're like brothers now. >> while brotherhood is a good thing to have in prison, alner is interested in expanding his horizons, specifically to someone who is not incarcerated and is not another guy. >> to be honest, i would get married. i would. i would get married right here in prison. there's no doubt. i want to meet somebody on paper first. i know. i would. i know it sounds stupid. we have never talked about this, really. >> who's going to marry you? >> i don't know. maybe one person out there. who knows? >> good luck. >> you know what i was thinking, what if somebody from china -- can they get like a visa to come over here and get married? can they actually get citizenship if they married a convict? i was thinking about that earlier. >> i think that's a legal gray area there. >> well, all right. >> you don't like his plan, darrell? >> i love his plan, but i think it's a litt

bill: the only touchdown here comes from door darrel patterson, a rookie, took it 50 yards on the run. etroit 56 yards at the half. dan: there is the texans. matt schaub is having a good first half. james: we look at ted ginn getting it done. shannon: that is cam newton. why are you jumping? he scored anyway. james: say for whatever reason. andy dalton. boomer: he got off to a bad start and a little nerves but a nice play by cory graham on the first interception and then he overthrows a.j. green on the second one. playing quarterback in the nfl, you have to have a short memory and overcome adversity through all of the tough times. he throws two touchdown passes. i don't know why baltimore play thad kind of defense. how about the catch by sanu. two touchdown passes on the day. breaks the record of carson palmer. a tremendous game since the second interception. shannon: the ravens are in cover 6 meaning quarter, quarter, half. quarters at the top. half coverage the bottom of the field. but whatever the coverage they are playing they should have been in that coverage. they had the perfec

so darrell issa has been relentless about criticizing obamacare. elijah cummings, the number two on the committee, says this is all much ado about nothing. tell us about it. >> right. jon, these guys don't exchange christmas cards. this is the most partisan committee in congress. actually the relationship has at times been good between issa and cummings but not so much now with obamacare. they have different agendas here. issa is looking into the problems of obamacare. democrats say he is cherry-picking this evidence. cummings is defending the white house and saying, wait a minute, he is going way too far and exaggerating. he and other democrats written to john boehner. so that is an unusual move. i don't think john boehner will be agreeing with elijah cummings on any of this of the this partisanship, jon, will continue into 2014. obamacare implementation going forward, it is going to be a nasty battle, especially on this committee. jon: one of the things darrell issa has been saying as you point out the information people submit is not secure. the

: thefts hammered this very hard, which is why it was interesting to hear greg waldron as well as darrellssa. even though he said there were a couple of issues with it, i can live with it, that's all very significant. a lot of house members are saying congressman ryan are making compromises but not going too far, not being a moderate because everyone wants a conservative label right now among many fangs among the republican party. there are many on the democratic side of the aisle especially liberals unemployment benefits. that long-term aid runs out, and nancy pelosi said she really liked the democrat plan that included unemployment benefits more. >> it was a way to send the sequester, support growth, as well as extend unemployment benefits, unemployment insurance. it's unconscionable that we could possibly even consider leaving washington, d.c. without extending those benefits. >> time is of the essence on that one, and it looks like the negotiation will will have to be between house speaker boehner and the president on that one, but that deadline getting much closer. >> libby casey fro

congressman darrell issa, he is a fly in the ointment, isn't he?e has been waging a permanent taxpayer-funded witch hunt on the obama administration since way back. house democratic leader nancy pelosi has had enough. and leaders say issa subpoenaed sensitive, unredacted contractor documents related to the security of healthcare.gov. darrell issa does not deserve to be trusted with sensitive information. it's not just health care, folks. during his benghazi hearings, issa released documents without redacting the names of libyans who were working with the united states during the fast & furious investigation. issa put details of secret wiretaps into the congressional record. and during his tsa overnight hearing, issa defended the leak of documents that included security information. just a good guy all around, isn't he? issa is as leaky as an old watering can. the congressman who has got the checkered past is proving old dogs just don't learn new tricks. this guy is after obamacare at all costs. and if he is leaking secret information that is sensit

there's nothing out there in 4k right now sohtz sony is trying as darrell talked about, sony has a lotf the movies that are shot these days are shot in 4k. they're just just shifted it to consumers in and 1080p resolution. they are hoping to start moving the ball to get more of those out in 4k but it's going to be a big process. frankly i have my doubts that they are going to put much more than 4k will watch this content. why would they take that process because there's going to be in large expense. that is what they learned with 3-d. 3-d was a big push for the last several years and it turned out consumers weren't terribly interested in 3-d. is this chicken and egg thing. consumers aren't interested so they are putting out 3-d content and 4k is going to be even worse. in the sense that it's only on big size television and markets for big size television while significant like 20% now is still a fraction of the total market. host goes the cable industry a growing industry? do you see a long future? >> guest: oh yeah definitely. keep in mind our membership is worldwide and not just in t

darrell issa joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta, and thanks for covering this great question of is your information safe today. we know that it wasn't safe on october 1st, and we can't get answers for what has and hasn't been fixed. >> how do you know that it wasn't safe on october 1st? of course, i've read your letter you sent today hhs sebelius secretary. >> i've asked for a meeting with her. hopefully, she'll agree tomorrow. this is one of the challenges that the reports are gleaning. let them know that on october 1st, they weren't ready. and that's the challenge, is why did they go forward knowing they weren't ready? why is it that they consider these risks reasonable with your information? >> all right, the miter report, what is that, for the viewers? >> well, miter was a company that was hired to do assessments of security risk on these sites, and they found endless security risk. >> prior to october 1st? >> prior to october 1st. and although their report wasn't issued until early oct

with us republican darrell issa of california, chairman. i'll also speak to joaquin castro in texas. mr. issa, let me start with you. back in may, after the independent review came up with its conclusions about what happened, you and i had the following exchange. i'd like to play it and ask you about it now. >> the fact is we want the facts. we're entitled to the facts. the american people were effectively lied to for a period of about a month. that's important to get right. >> i want to be clear what you believe the lie was. >> this was a terrorist attack from the get-go. it was never about a video. >> have you changed your mind based on the "new york times" investigation? were you wrong about that? >> well, the "new york times," quite frankly, david kirkpatrick did some very good work. but interviewing people in benghazi after the fact, after the world has been told about this video, is really not realtime. we have seen no evidence that the video was widely seen in benghazi, a very isolated area, or that it was a leading cause. what we do

cindy darrell has more than a dozen security cameras in her store, and she wants would-be thieves tosigns that tell you we have cameras. we're not hiding the fact. i just don't understand why people continue to steal knowing that that day they're going to be on the news. >> but cameras won't stop everyone. these thefts can happen in the blink of an eye, like this one. watch as this woman asks an employee questions about a chihuahua. >> one of my employees that actually had been helping her had to step away for maybe 15 or 20 seconds. in that short amount of time, she reached into the crib, shoved the puppy underneath her jacket, and walked out the door. >> because of her good video evidence, cindy gets the puppy snatcher arrested and charged with grand theft. the woman, seen in the video, despite her good intentions and against her wishes, she may soon have to put those innocent pups behind bars too. >> every time it happens, i lose more and more faith in people. i really don't want to put the dogs behind glass or in cages, but if this epidemic continues, i'm going to have no choice.

some of the other news we had this week, house oversight economy darrell issa sent a night to kathleen sebelius saying we're trying to get information from the contractors who messed this up, and apparently you're telling them not to give documents to us. that could be obstruction of justice, and so we've got hhs telling contractors not to cooperate with congress. you've got them sitting on all of this data, and then on the excuse part, too, it's fascinating the other thing sebelius did this week is come out and say i'm going to ask the inspector general of hhs to do an investigation into what went wrong here as if that's in any doubt. >> all right. well, keep digging, folks. we've got to follow it since the administration doesn't want to. when we come back, a closer look at conservative anger over this week's budget deal. did the gop sell out? or was it the best bargain they could get? >>> the house passed a bipartisan budget bill thursday avoiding another government shutdown fiasco but raising anger among some conservatives who think the deal is a bad bargain for republicans and the

but chairman darrell issa says there's no way to know for sure because he claims she is criminally oninstructing his committee's investment listen to what he said on "fox & friends" earlier today. >> kathleen sebelius is not providing america the truth. as a matter of fact, in a letter that i sent to her i warned her that her people are actually obstructing justice. they're telling individual companies who have serious reports on security flaws, in other words, vulnerability to hackers, not to provide us the information. and what's amazing about it, brian, is they're saying 73 days later, don't provide information because it's a road map to hackers. jon: let's talk about it with nina easton, washington columnist for "fortune" magazine, jamie weinstein, a senior editor at the daily caller. obstruction of justice, that's a pretty serious charge, nina. does what kathleen sebelius has been doing, does it seem to merit that charge to you? >> well, i don't know if it quite rises to that level, but certainly congress has a right to investigate what has gone on and what's gone wrong with this

>> darrell issa's house oversight committee took a whack at workers again. >> the need to oversize theof the

joining us now, california congressman darrell issa. congressman, nice to have you back on the program. tell us a little bit what you plan to do and who are you naming in the s&p? >> well, thank you, jenna. last night i, 70 days after the lawn. of the obamacare website, i issued a subpoena to mightier corporation, one of the lead i.t. providers one, all indications are gave warnings of real security flaws on the day of the launch. i waited 70 days, 10 days after president obama said mission accomplished, we're all fixed and up and running. now we need to make sure that all of those gaps have been filled, all of those security shortcomings have been corrected. and of course the new ones that pop up whenever you're modifying software. jenna: what do you want to find out from this company? >> well first of all we need to see clearly the unredacted forms of what these exact gaps were and why the decision was made to go forward in a launch when they hadn't been fixed but more importantly our investigators need to have this material as we ask

california republican darrell issa says too many people will be getting government subsidized care. >> the 318 million americans 1 million getting on subsidized health care in many cases probably another 1 million getting on medicaid as a result of obamacare and 6 million people who had plans they liked that have been thrown off of it, i don't think there's anything to celebrate. >> reporter: while the surge in enrollment is good news for the obama administration it will likely still fall short of the goal to sign up 3.3 million people by january 1st. those who missed last week's deadline for coverage starting in january have until january 15th to sign up for plans that start february 1st. open enrollment ends march 31st. this week the white house will be working with congressional democrats, outside organizations and high-profile supporters of the health care law to share the stories of people who are now going to be covered under obamacare and to tout the benefits of the law. >> athena, besides missing that sign-up goal, once coverage kicks in wednesday there will be a lot of other

but darrell issa who holds a lot sway here on capitol hill said he is a conservative and he still supportshis. >> conservative groups would like to get more. i would like to get more, but if what we want to do is keep the government open but get a trajectory of savings for now, and then quite frankly argue rightfully so in the 2014 elections that we should be more willing to do more than this particular combination, i think that's the right thing to do. >> the two brokers of this deal, senator patty murray, and paul ryan of wisconsin, said the main bonus is it stops that constant careening from crisis to crisis that washington has become known for, dell. >> libby i'm confused isn't this the way it used to happen in washington, neither side got exactly what they wanted and therefore, they called it, it's a foreign word, compromise. >> that's so quaint. that's right. dell. this has established the regular order. if this goes through, it would prevent not only a showdown in january, but also next october. it is still a modest deal. a modest compromise because no one is really walking away wit

. >> brown: senior darrell is one example. grades have risen from a 2.5 gpa as a freshman to 3.5 as a senior. and he says the flip has played a big role. he now watches videos on his cell phone while taking the bus home into a rough section of detroit, where he lives with his mother and four sisters. >> i really looked at the videos more because i know i might not have as much time at home. because my sisters are in college and they need the computer so much. i can do it on my phone. and the bus ride is like 30 minutes so i can get half of my assignment done. >> darrell's mother sabrina young also likes the flipped model says there is only so much she can do to help with traditional homework. >> him doing at school is a plus for him, as well as me. because i just didn't remember the majority of it. >> brown: the popularity of on-line learning has surged in recent years and flipped classrooms have started popping up every why from elementary schools to some of the nation's top universities clintondale is the first u.s. high sch

house oversight chairman darrell issa uncovered another obamacare scandal, so-called navigators. they've never been trained, no background checks. number of anecdotes concerning identity theft. hhs apparently hasn't done a thing about it. what's up with this? where are we going? as we approach the first major obamacare deadline, we're nowhere near the administration's goals, apparently about a half a million people have signed up using state and federal exchanges. but nearly 5 million people have lost their insurance altogether and of those who have signed up, so many of them are medicaid people. leading people to suggest the real name of this should be obamacaid. we have democratic strategist carrie wofford. kurt bardella and mr. roy of the manhattan institute. kurt, let me go to you. this navigator story is not brand new but officially uncovered now by the investigations committee. who are these people? they're not trained. they don't have any credentials. a lot of people said, as you know, james o'keefe and others have said, these guys are just obama election operatives who ar