>> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation" for some analysis we're joined by former obama chief of staff now cbs news contributor bill daly and i'll start with you. this news from the website it's doing better. is the white house and administration back on the good road here? >> i think it's obviously i'm sure there's a lot of relief at the white house. they know that they got a very deep hole to come out of. obviously if the success that they are predicting is going to begin by virtue of the website being up and running then grows off of that they have taken enormous step to come back. >> dickerson: this is a game of sports analogy here would be singles and doubles. there are no triples or home runs to begin to change this equation. i think this is a very solid double. but it's a long game and a lot to be made by them. >> dickerson: bill crystal i'll talk to you about the politics of this. on the one hand republicans have benefited enormously. on the other hand scott walker makes the point that you can't beat something with nothing. and so do republicans have to kind of say, he

cbs news political director john dickerson. >> dickerson: there are two breaking stories this morning first a metro north commuter train derailed in new york city. so far four people have died and more than 60 are injured. some of them critically. no word yet on what caused the derailment. also today the obama administration says dramatic progress has been made to the health care.gov website. to talk about that and last week's agreement to halt iran's nuclear weapons program in exchange for some loosening of the economic sanctions, i'm joined by the two top senators on the foreign relations committee, democrat chairman bob men mendez of new jersey and the ranking republican john work cork are joins us from chattanooga. senator menendez, the administration says healthcare.gov ask doing better. do you have confidence that's the case? >> well, the announcement today after response rates are under a second, error rates under 1%, 90% of the time the system is stable, it can handle 50,000 users, 800,000 visits a day if that's the case then that's good news. because what this really is about

have a good one. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> dickerson: today on ""face the nation" dues the nuclear weapons dealith iran make america safer? is the obamacare website finally fixed? thus our thanksgiving book panel. the president heralded the agreement forged last weekend with one of the west's biggest foes, for the first time in a decade we halted the progress on iran's nuclear program. >> dickerson: but there is bipartisan disagreement in congress that the deal can work. we'll talk t two critics of the top senators on foreign relations committee, senator bob menendez and bob corker. we'll talk politics with wisconsin governor scott walker. and ask about his new book on his controversial actions against unions and his message for his party and the nation. some republicans think he could be candidate for the white house in 2016. we'll get analysis from former obama white house

now to john dickerson in washington for a look on what's ahead on "face the nation." >> good morning. governor scott walker we'll have a book panel of presidential historians. >> john dick son, washington, thank you. we'll be watching next week here on "sunday morning". later a director and actor. "oh! you got me something" and "oh...this is awkward." remember, walgreens has a great assortment of little somethings, and we're always nearby, so it's easy to get in and out. see you on your lunch break. swing by walgreens for lindt lindor truffles, hallmark cards, and more. plus, get up to 20 dollars in jingle cash on next week's purchase of 30 dollars or more. here at the corner of happy and healthy. but you can do it. stay active... get outdoors... eat healthy... and choose colgate total®. it does more than protect, it actually helps improve mouth health. [ male announcer ] it fights germs for 12 hours, in 24 hours starts to fortify enamel, and in 4 weeks helps improve gum health. you can do it with colgate total®. [ male announcer ] do more than protect. improve mouth health with colga

john dickerson, good to see you.to the hands of mexico's drug cartels. there was the killing of a beauty queen, and the murder of a border patrol agent. >> in a new book published by simon & schuster, don dodson tells the inside story about how he had to expose the government's dirty little secret. sharyl attkisson has been investigating the story for years. she has the latest from washington. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. it's called "letting guns walk." less than three years ago, justice department officials were denying they had ever allowed such a thing. dodson stepped forward to prove them wrong. alcohol, tobacco, and firearms senior agent john dodson stands as a rare example, especially in the obama administration's war on leaks. >> i would say the average whistle-blower ends up losing his job. >> for me to still be employed there, i think everyone is surprised by it. >> he first blew the whistle on "fast and furious" in 2011. you were intentionally letting guns go to mexico. >> yes, ma'am. i mean, th

sometimes but even stretching now down into northern montgomery county, damascus, clarksburg over toward dickersonana seeing some of that. then you have the second batch of snow showers from hagerstown down through just about the martinsburg area coming out of berkley springs there, across the 522. there's berkley springs. out toward cross junction in northern frederick county. this is approaching martinsburg as i said. charles town, jefferson, brunswick. then go down further into the valley from winchester through straussburg out to front royal to woodstock approaching the blue ridge, we have more snow showers there. then well to our south, south of culpeper now over to orange, perhaps a couple of spring hims moving off toward the east. that will be the case for the afternoon. a few rain and snow showers and windier conditions than what we had this morning. look at these gusts. gusting to 25 in oakland, the winds are. 23 in leesburg. over joint base andrews and also at easton. that just means it's a really chilly day with temperatures now at 41 in d.c. 35 in hagerstown. got the wind, the showers

. >> reporter: trisha brocker's son dickerson has been missing for more than two years.s she's been focusing her search at the haight. >> i don't know if he's there now but that's where he had been seen. >> reporter: she's frustrated that the police don't seem to take the disappearance of a grown man seriously. >> what am i supposed to do? how am i supposed to make them look for my child and let them know that he is important. he is my only child. >> reporter: those mothers say if the world doesn't know to look for those missing men. that's because they don't know that they are missing. that is why they held tonight's candlelight vigil and why they've taken their search to the internet using the power of social media to try to find the men they're calling the california five. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu newschannel 2 news. >>> and at ktvu.com we posted information about all five of those missing men. you can look for the web link section on the front page. >>> now to our continuing coverage to the farewell of nelson mandela. the final day of his l

. >> reporter: trisha brocker's son dickerson has been missing for more than two years.he says she's been focusing her search at the haight. >> i don't know if he's there now but that's where he had been seen. >> reporter: she's frustrated that the police don't seem to take the disappearance of a grown man seriously. >> what am i supposed to do? how am i supposed to make them look for my child and let them know that he is important. he is my only child. >> reporter: those mothers say if the world doesn't know to look for those missing men. that's because they don't know that they are missing. that is why they held tonight's candlelight vigil and why they've taken their search to the internet using the power of social media to try to find the men they're calling the california five. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu newschannel 2 news. >>> and at ktvu.com we posted information about all five of those missing men. you can look for the web link section on the front page. >>> now to our continuing coverage to the farewell of nelson mandela. the final day of

craig dickerson came with his son. >> and the youths that are coming through. he is an icon. >> reporter: and another brought her grandmother. >> she was there. and they understand more than we did. they were born into it and knows what the truth is. >> they have been lighting candles and laying flowers, many of them here are children and the note and written by young south africa. and i love you. it is extraordinary. and see personal connections that man had with the people. he says that he has not been able to sleep or eat since he heard the news. i believe without then. >> but mostly they sing. and remember the man that unify ad country divided by history. with his lasting message of forgiveness and reconciliation. use chase freedom at select department stores and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can give her an even bigger surprise. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase. so you can. [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural l

but we're also talking to, as i said, chad dickerson. and, again, to see that there are web sites that can handle hundreds of millions of page views in a single month, those are the people you want to bring in, the best of american business. we've got 'em right here on fox business after the bell. closing bell ringing in about 51 minutes. call it the fed fear factor. next, no fear with the money manager we're talking with. he's got nearly $3 billion under management. he says quantitative easing is just a crush. the sooner it dose away, the better -- it goes away, the better. start behaving differently when it comes to investing. he'll tell you how he's picking stocks now with or without the fed's easy money policies. and if you want to know what bernanke's really thinking, again, that guy on the left of your screen always elicits all of the headline news. peter barnes at the fed's news conference. listen, it does spill over into the 3 p.m. eastern show, countdown to the closing closing bell. we will help you keep and make money, we hope.

joining us in a fox business exclusive, etcy ceo, chad dickerson. who used to be one of us.nn. >> back in the day, late '90s. liz: then you found the opportunity to do etcy. what is it doing right now? i saw millions and millions of unique visitors. i hesitate to use the number 30 approximately because it always changes, does it not? >> always growing. etcy is about 35 million registered users around the world. liz: right. >> the first holiday weekend, cyber monday, thanksgiving sales grew 60% year-over-year over last year. so the site's been growing really incredibly. we're only eight years old. liz: how do you make the money? do you take a portion of each sale? >> we take a small percentage of sale, 3.5%. 96.5% goes to the artist. it is artist-friendly site and community and helping artisans become successful. >> i know. i bought a toe ring. how ellen. he lived in berkeley. very berkeley thing to buy a toe ring. it is fascinating how you give people an opportunity, do you hate the comparisons to ebay, a an ebay store of their own creating their own products? do you have a

dickerson from etsy, pink is from zinga.re you going to play word with friends. >> you went through your little -- >> he didn't realize it and it was my daughter playing him and she just crushed him! this is an important meeting. these people, every one of them wanted to help and i think they felt shut out when it came to the web site. >> it makes for a nice picture but is it nothing more than that? do you really think all these guys -- if they really wanted help, wouldn't they do it quietly rather than publicly and have all of these people show up. >> yeah, drew hallston, they got a young guy. yes, i think you're absolutely right. tim cook. if they had done this six months ago and said, guys, let's all split it up, you do this, you do that, we would be thinking holy cow, we have got the most sophisticated health care system in the world. this is a little bit barn door. you're saying this is a facebook facebook. >> they've atended these meetings in the past. they won't tell you but it's optics and they come in, everybody gla

chad dickerson, ceo of etsy. ka reca cabrera just got back from mexico. take a listen. >> reporter: ahead on cnbc why for the first time in 75 years american investors may finally get a crack at mexican oil. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. is caused by people looking fore traffic parking.y that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years, we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go