elizabeth prann is live with us. >> remember the end of the month deadline the administration set for itself? the technical development official henry choy announcing the entire project is not even finished yet. there is 30 to 40 percent more to go. >> we have to build payment systems to make payments in january. >> 60-70 percent of healthcare got gov nee-- healthcare.gov ne to be rebuilt. >> you heard him say the payment system for insurers is one example of what is not guilt yet. is what is built even secure? we heard from security experts who agree healthcare.gov remains a very vulnerable marketplace. >> do any of you today think today the site is secure? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> this is a hypothetical, do any of you think the site will be secure by december 30th? >> n-- november 30th. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> sebelius lowered the expectation for the past approaching deadline. she said the 30th of november is not a magic go or no go date. the web site and program is still a work of constant improvement. ainsley, back to you. >> elizabeth prann, live from washington. >> hacker david k

elizabeth prann is live to tell us what all of this means. >> during her testimony she said it is betterhan it was in october. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius htod lawmakers the government is working to fix what see says is problems. th enrollment extensions they want to change. oo p oo juwhy can keep limping along why not shut it down and put it together in the way it should be put together? many have pointed out that your one off fixes tend to have unintended consequences down the road. >> while sebelius responded there's not much to gain in doing so. we heard similar rhetoric from the president during his stop at the lone star state yesterday. there he pushed the benefits. he voiced his own frustrations and said the web site failure is no indication of bad quality coverage. >> we are working over time to get this fixed. the web site is already better than it was at the beginning of october. by the end of this month we anticipate that it is going to be working the way it is supposed to. >> we learned the on-line platform is only able to use a thousand a day. >>> e

elizabeth prann has the latest from washington. >> reporter: just how many red flags were raised before the rollout of healthcare.gov? a "washington post" reports of a, quote, preflight check list compiled overseeing the launch, it shows 41 out of 91 contractor functions were still not working. it lists dozens of the effects. the company was aware of classifying some as, quote, critical. such as an incapacity to handle heavy traffic, or the ability to allow consumers to browse without registering. this while a house committee releases a status report from the same agency, internal documents demonstrate the testing time frame was, quote, not adequate. while the white house acknowledged the rollout has been imperfect, officials continue to change deadlines. this year's enrollment is december 23rd, next year's 2015. some republicans say this is playing politics to midterm elections. >> democrats realize holy cow, there are 5 million policies being canceled right now. probably be millions more than that in the next couple of months. who knows how many? but it would be enough to certainly sw

elizabeth prann is live for us in washington with what is up next. li elizabeth, what are they going to do. >> you talked about that goal. federal officials wanted 7 million to buy health insurance. they got less than two percent of that included in the overall figure of more than 106,000 people on the exchanges. that doesn clue buyers who selected a plan but haven't yet paid yet. delaware north dakota and alaska they signed up less than 100 people in each state. after a house oversight committee hearing we have heard from darrel issa he reflected on the rollout. >> this is one of the greatest management breakdowns one could find. we had in front of us the chief information acted technology people working for the president on this signature project and to a person they would not take any responsibility. >> now if you compare the enrollment numbers to the staggering 5 million who have lost their insurance since the rollout. in response the department of health and human services compared this to the state marketplace rollout in massachusetts. we also h

elizabeth prann is live from washington with more. >> during a senate hearing fbi director told lawmakershey need to be more proactive when it comes to diverting a cyber attack and the danger is likely to exceed the danger imposed al qaeda another terrorist network. >> we have connected all of us all of our lives personal, professional and national to the internet. that is where the bad guys will go because that's where our lives are and our money, our secrets and our intellectual property. they can go there at the speed of light. >> the director said combatting this type of care will become largely a focus of its agency. his advise for lawmakers is to protect companies from being sued to handing over information to the government if requested or ordered especially in the instance if the company has been targeted. the more information sharing the better equipped law enforcement will be. during a hearing lawmakers were also reminded of the changing characteristics of terrorism noting a numb of unrelated attacks such as the boston bombing in the past year and a half attacks that had some ty

elizabeth prann reporting on that one from washington. >> reporter: after meeting at the white house on friday, insurance executives now have the challenge of fulfilling the president's broken promise. sell back insurance plans to customers who received cancellation notices. a daunting feat seeing as they captain reinstate plans without the governing body's approval. a number rejected the president's proposal, warning it could raise premiums. >> it would be a huge undertaking, hundreds of thousands of policies have already had cancellation notices issued to the policyholder. undoing that, putting the toothpaste back in the tube would be a very, very difficult thing to do. >> reporter: the "washington post" reporting so far states are split. florida, north carolina, ohio, kentucky, and texas, for example, have said insurers can sell back plans. rhode island, vermont, and washington state will stay the course. states such as maryland and kentucky are still weighing their options, but the white house says many will follow the president's orders and the administration is confident in the

patty ann, back to you. >> elizabeth prann, thanks. >>> beer sales in the u.s.d now big beer brewers are asking one group of americans to help pick up the slack. >> it's a tough job but someone's got to do it. as more people grow frustrated with the obama care website, millions are being kicked off their current insurance plans. we'll have a new report that shows the white house knew this would happen all along. [ male announcer ] this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste, and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support

elizabeth prann is joining us in washington. >> good morning.ple across the country plan to recognize a solemn anniversary of the day that changed the course of history. in dallas the ceremony will start late morning to coincide the time of day that john f. we know kennedy's motorcade went through the packed downtown streets. there will be prayers and dignitaries in attendance. it will be at the site of the infamous grassy knoll where the president was killed. there will be events at arlington seminary including a wreath laying ceremony. president obama asking all americans to fly flags at half staff yesterday the president spent only three years in office but made such an incredible impact. >> this is a legacy of a man who could have retreated to a life of luxury and ease but he choose to live a life in the arena. sometimes against the wind, sometimes with it. that is why 50 years later he stands for prosperity as he did in life. >> also we heard from former president george w. bush releasing a statement honoring president kennedy who he says w

elizabeth prann is live for us in washington with what is up next. what are they going to do. >> you talked about that goal. federal officials wanted 7 million to buy health insurance. they got less than two percent of that included in the overall figure of more than 106,0

. >> elizabeth prann live this morning thank you. >> healthcare.gov isn't likely to be running right at the end of the month of november as promised because contractors aren't fixing the glitches fast enough we are told. the white house promised repairs the web site still having problems as 20 and 30,000 people are trying to use it at the same time. >> dishonest and untrust worthy that's what americans say they feel about president obama. they found by a margin of 52 to 44 percent voters believe the president is not honest and cannot be trusted. >> overnight a scare in the air for passengers. an american airlines flight making an emergency landing because of a cracked windshield. the plane had just taken off from miami when the pilot noticed the problem. the flight was carrying 166 people and was headed to boston. it is unclear what caused the crack. >> relief operations are starting to pick up the pace in the philippines five days after that devastating typhoon there. still only a triple of food, water, medical supplies are making it to the hardest hit areas. december praising forci

. >> elizabeth prann live for us this morning from washington. thank you. >> michael skakel expected to be released from prison as prosecutors appeal a ruling granting him a new trial in the 1975 slaying of maybe martha moxley. skakel's attorney failed to adequately represent him in the 2002 trial when he was convicted. he has been serving 20-years to life and was denied parole last year. >> former boston crime boss james whitey bulger is piling his sentence to two consecutive li life terms. his trial was a sham because he wasn't able to argue and federal prosecutor gave him immunity. he did not testify at trial or speak at his sentencing. at this hour african tribal leaders meeted to consider a security deal with the united states. the agreement could impact thousands of u.s. troops once the nato combat ends that would be in 2013 john kerry expects u.s. forces to train, equip and assist afghan forces. they lorp the troreport the tro could stay in the country until 2024. they dispute the timetable. the deal won't go through without the blessing o

. >> elizabeth prann live for us. a decision on whether kennedy's cousin michael skakel will get jail. he is scheduled to hear arguments on whether he will get authority to release skakel after he awaits a new trial of neighbor martha moxley bishop ordered a new trial saying his attorney failed to represent him he is serving 20-years to life. >> ritchie incognito going off into a shouting rage inside of a bar. >> this happened in florida earlier this year while he was out with his teammates people appeared to just watch as he shouted around the bar shirtless wi . our fox affiliate caught up with him in his exclusive video asking him about the ladies and gentlemened bullying tapes against him. >> i am trying to weather around the storm right now. this will pass. >> incognito is accused of bullying his teammate jonathan martin and leaving a racial and expletive filled message on his voice mail. >> time to look who is talking this morning form nfl player and football star tiki barber. >> he is speaking out about the vide

elizabeth prann is joining us live with more on this. >> on friday, the president met with insurancecutives at the white house. this is just one day after he apologized for botched roll-out. reinstated a broken promise by allowing customers to keep their health plans. but in order to undo what has been three years in the making, the administration needs full compliance. after all, insurance companies can't reinstate customers without thegoning body approval the state regulators, and a number rejected the president's renewal proposal warning it could raise premiums. >> it would be a huge undertaking. putting the toothpaste back in the tube is difficult to do. >> "washington post" reporting that the florida, north carolina, ohio, kentucky, texas for example have said insurers will have the opportunity to sell plans. but rhode island and vermont will not make changes. washington state commissioner saying that his state is staying the course, too. the white house says there will many states to follow the president's orders. the administration is standing by the decision. >> he has respon

elizabeth prann is live with the very latest about the warnings that prices could spike. >> with a month before the deadline set for customers to purchase plans on the exchange, insurance companies are dealing with a major flip and those executives, many of whom met at the white house yesterday, can't reinstate customers without the approval of state regulators. and that means undo what is three years in the making. >> imposing these change, at the last minute and taking some of the better business out of the pool they're being forced by the law to take on to their books, that additional part of the pool they're being forced to take on, at suppressed rates, certainly does raise the solvency issue and going forward raises a pricing issue as well. >> "the washington post" reporting states are split. while florida, north carolina, ohio and kentucky, as well as texas, so far, has said insurers will have the opportunity to sell these plans. but a number have already rejected the president's renewal proposal, warning it could raise premiums. that includes rhode island, vermont and washington s

elizabeth prann is live with more details. >> that report claims the check list compiled by the agency overseeing the rollout proved functions contributing to the loss of the website were still not working as late as august. the paper claims dozens of defects the company was aware of, even classifying some of them as critical. it includes that the site couldn't handle heavy traffic or the ability to allow consumers to browse without registering. this, as the house oversight committee releases a monthly project status report from the same month and the same agency. internal documents show the testing time frame was, quote, not accurate, and there was, quote, not enough time built in to allow for adequate testing. the white house acknowledged the rollout has been far from perfect. officials continue to change deadlines. this year's enrollment, now december 23rd. next year's, november 2015. some are saying this is playing politics for the midterm elections. >> they realize, holy cow, there's 5 million policies being canceled now, probably be millions more than that in the next couple of m

elizabeth prann is in washington now with more. >> a dc circuit court striking down an affordable carect mandate requiring business owners regardless of their religious beliefs to provide health insurance including birth control coverage. the federal appeals court says that limits the right of free exercise of religion by burdennenning companies to require insurance that includes contraception. it is another ground breaking case for religious rights and others say it is the employees who have a right to coverage. >> the only question here is whether our government can force religious business owners to pay for abortion causing drugs and to pay for contraceptives, even if it is against their most deeply held religious beliefs. >> the reason for that is that you have the right to practice what you want, but an employer shouldn't have the right to deny the people who work at that institution their right to follow their conscience and use contraception. >> this case is involving the owners of fresh way foods. the catholic brothers do not want to contribute to the coverage of contraceptive

elizabeth prann live in washington with some updates. >> good morning.n results in the big apple. nobody was one of three major cities electing mayors last night. deblagio is the first democrat to win this particular race since 1989. over in new jersey, republican governor chris christie winning that gubernatorial race really effortlessly against his democratic challenger. it's been decades since a republican in knowledge knowledge garnered more than 50% of the vote. exit polls show that christie carried the majority of women, but split among hispanic voters. farther south in virginia, terry mcauliffe is the governor-elect. edged over state attorney general ken cuccinelli. >> so while i promise you tonight that i will be a governor for all virginiaans, the real test is my actions when i take office. i expect you to hold me to my pledge to work with both sides. >> so although all races are impactful, looking ahead we'll learn more about the nation's voting trends when we start to see next fall's midterm elections take shape. back to you. >> all right. we'

elizabeth prann is live in washington with the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning.vowed to get to the bottom of reports a census bureau employee filled in unemployment surveys during the presidential race. the jobless report in september of 2012, the last one before the election, was 8.1%. it dropped to 7.8, which is obviously a substantial amount. the "new york post" interviewing at least one staff member who says he was instructed to fill in survey answers when people didn't pick up their phone or answer doors. just two years prior, the agency did catch an employee tampering with unemployment reports. house oversight committee chairman darrell issa says if the bureau misled the american people, it could have a ripple effect. >> all of that has a real effect. even, quite frankly, that jobs number certainly led to wall street making a different forecast. so we have to get to the truth. we have to make sure that this allegation is true and if it is true, then we have serious cleaning up to do at the census bureau at minimum. >> he also responded to white house spokes