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the lovely gayle king, that's who. >> good to see you.as learned new information about when the obama administration was warned about potential problems with the health care website. nancy core advertise is on capitol hill with health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will face congress in just a few hours. plus, last month, do you remember this story? we introduced you to the soldier who made it his mission to rescue the afghan translator to save his life. we were there last night when the interpreter arrived in the u.s. and the two were reunited. this is really good stuff. and trouble with the trendiest condiment on the table. cbs this morning takes you inside the new plant that has neighbors all fired up. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. i have to say i was in d.c. last week for this elc dinner. i was watching of course channel 9 and i saw you. i was screaming at you from my hotel room. it was good to see you on tv. >> well, we want to see you in person, gayle. when are you going to come and let us k

today on larry king live she needs no introduction but i'll give him one anyway it's gayle game my big regret is my dad died when i was a freshman in college so he never got to see this he would get the biggest kick out of knowing you know that i am now working at c.b.s. when people said charlie rose and gayle king i saw one review that said that's very audacious and intriguing did you ever at any point through all of this consider yourself a rival of oprah's or jealousy oh my gosh i love this question plus bob schieffer is right that's what i love about c i was a comment it's so nice i thought that. it's all next on larry king now.

. >> gayle king is in new york. good morning, gayle. >> hi, andrea. jessica, good to see you. ahead, a salmonella outbreak linked to chicken in 18 states but still no recall. we'll ask a food safety expert why and how the government shutdown is playing a role. plus, medical tourism. peter greenberg takes us abroad to show us how americans are saving on surgeries and we'll talk to an american doctor about the risk. plus, last month's storm in colorado triggered an unexpected boom in gold. we'll show you the new rush in the rockies. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. andrea and jessica, back to you. >> thank you, gayle. have a good morning. we'll be watching. >>> the standoff over the federal budget goes on. yesterday president obama called on house speaker john boehner to allow a vote for a bill without amendments on the house floor. >> speaker boehner called on the president to negotiate spending cuts before a vote on any budget bill or a debt limit increase. as the days drag on, d.c. officials are also forced to deal with a budget that will soon run out o

. >> gayle king standing by live in new york. good morning, gayle. >> good morning to you, mike and andrea. guess what we're talking about today? i bet you heard of that government shutdown. >> yes, we have. >> yes, you're right there in the thick of it. the question is what will it take to end the partial government shutdown. major garrett is at the white house this morning. a republican congressman who voted to cut off funding for obamacare responds to voter anger about the shutdown. former secretary of state condoleezza rice is in studio 57 today. we will ask her if there's a chance iran could ever be trusted and facebook executive cheryl sandberg tells why most women don't go after the tech jobs. and she says they should. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys at 7:00 straight up. back to you two. >> thank you, gayle. we will be watching. >>> well, as she was talking about the partial shutdown of the federal government just about ready to get into day two. lawmakers are still at odds on how to fix it. >> hundreds

. >> the lovely gayle king standing by live in new york. orning, gayle. >> hello, the lovely michael. good to see you. hello, andrea. ahead warren buffett offers advice to washington. plus, a warning about what he calls a political weapon of mass destruction and the c.e.o. of starbucks joins us in studio 57 to reveal how the coffee company is moving on to a different kind of brew. and out on the links with condoleezza rice. we'll show you what happened when charlie went golfing with the former secretary of state. you can tell she has a good swing. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. mike and andrea, back to you. mike, do you like being called michael? >> i do. i prefer it actually. >> there you go. >> thanks, gayle. have a great show. >>> we're following a developing story out of prince william county. police are on the scene of what's left of a two-alarm house fire in manassas. it started just before 2:00 this morning. this is a live picture right now. this is on patersol drive. the fire quickly spread throughout the hom

gayle king is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: michelle, we should include frank on one of ourogethers. >> i get enough of her, gayle. really. you and i, let's do it. [ laughter ] >>> we are one day away from a possible government debt default. nancy cortes is at the capital. major garrett is at the white house so that's covered. and we'll talk to a attempt republican congressman -- to a tea party republican congress. we speak to a second undercover motorcycle officer where a driver was beaten. 200 countries are still holding tupperware parties. the ceo of the company explains how this company stays so successful. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. but here's an interesting fact he told us. i was talking to him in the green room before we went on the air and he says that there's a tupperware party every 1.4 seconds somewhere in the world. so frank and michelle, have at it. >> all right. >> that' what i said. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:52. ac transit workers are threatening to strike. the last-ditch effort officials hope will stop a midnight wa

." >> my bff gayle king joins us now from new york.morning. >> reporter: it's good to see you, bff michelle and frank, hello to you. don't you want more stuff to do when you're sit there is eating dinner? >> no kidding. it's like we don't have enough to do already. what the heck. >> reporter: no, i like that segment. good to see you two. ahead, what went wrong in the navy seal raid in somalia? fbi insider john miller joins us with new information. plus, for the first time killing new video of the biker attack on an suv in new york. and only on "cbs this morning," new details from the man who recorded this confrontation. the act you may not have heard about that he said set off the melee. and he has created some of the most memorable buildings in the world. architect frank geary writes a note to his younger self. the news is back in the morning. >> remember, "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >> about 9 minutes away. >>> the washington redskins may be in the market for a brand- new name. the controversy as a new voice in the debate, the

." >> that would be gayle king's job. is until the big chair today and standing by the big board joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: i got on my big girl pants. really good to see you both. ahead, cbs news has learned new information about when the obama administration was warned about potential problems with the healthcare website. nancy cortes is on capitol hill where health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is facing congress right now. plus do you remember last month when we introduced you to the soldier who made it his mission to rescue the afghan translator who saved his life. we were there last night when that interpreter arrived in the u.s. and, boy, is this a great story? look at this. they were reunited last night at the airport. it's my favorite story of the newscast today. and trouble with the trendiest condiment. the new plant that has neighbors fired up. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. it's a seracha plant. what is it? somebody said it was a sausage. it's wrong

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.o its eighth day. the federal debt is getting closer. republican leaders say they want budget negotiations first. >> this morning, cbs news finds there's almost enough support in the house to pass a spending plan. bill plante is at the white house. bill, good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle. the president continues to signal that he won't back down. he wants the house to vote on a so-called clean debt limit bill, one which doesn't include his health care act. and yesterday, he accused speaker boehner of not wanting to end the government shutdown. >> reporter: in the house, 200 democrats and 14 republicans tell cbs news that they would support a bill to fund the government. three more votes would be needed for it to pass. president obama visited fema, the federal emergency agency, which has had to furlough more than three quarters of its workers. there, the president accused house speaker john boehner of avoiding a vote to end the standoff. >> my very strong suspicion is that the

." >> gayle king joins us on this "hump day" with the very latest.> reporter: good morning. hello, frank and michelle. ahead, billionaire warren buffett offers advice to washington plus a warning about what he calls a political weapon of mass destruction. and the ceo of starbucks joins us in studio 57 to reveal how the coffee company is moving on to a different kind of, how shall we say, brew. and on the links with condoleezza rice. we'll show you what happened when charlie went golfing at the stanford university golf course. i'll bet you guys know that area with the former secretary of state. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys at 7 straight up and i hear that they had a great time. >> who won? >> reporter: i'm thinking that you have to watch "cbs this morning" to find that out because if i told you, frank, i'd have to kill you. >> well. >> reporter: you'll have to watch. >> don't want that to happen. >> reporter: i know people love you, frank. >> they do. >> i'm glad. >> reporter: see you. >> we'll be watching at 7:00. have a great

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.enced trouble shooter to jump start the repair job on healthcare.gov. jeffrey zients served twooif twice as the acting budgeting director. >> cbs news is learning with unof the big change has backfired. >> reporter: as president obama promises to fix healthcare.gov, his administration is touting what it calls improvements in designs. a feature that allow use to see plans now. but cbs news has learned that the shop and browse feature often comes with the wrong price tags. >> incredibly misleading. >> reporter: prices for everybody is what a 27-year-old would pay. in the 50 or older group, the price is what a 50-year-old would play. we ran the price on a 48-year-old. according to healthcare.gov she would pay $231 a month but the actual plan on blue cross/blue shield of north carolina's website cost 3/ $360. the difference, blue cross requests your birth date. a 62-year-old from charlotte would get the same basic plan on the government's website of $394. the actual price is $634. an hhs s

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason. charlie rose is on assign. a cbs news poll out this morning finds 44% of measures blame republicans for the impasse and 35% point the finger at democrats. leaders from both parties are still holding each other responsible. >> the president reiterated one more time tonight that he will not negotiate. all we're asking for here is a discussion and fairness for the american people under obama care. >> john boehner has not been able to say no to the republican party over my health care plan. >> i'm absolutely convince thad harry reid and john boehner are happy. >> they're obsessed with this obama care thing. >> well, cbs news political director john dickerson is with us from washington. john, good morning. with no resolution in sight, i want to ask you. senator cruz said he never had a strategy and never had a strategy as to what the end game was. is this involving infight? >> what's happening? >> what you have now are a lot of republican senators against the strategy in the first place saying, basically, i told you

when people said charlie rose and gayle king i saw one review that said that's very audacious and intriguingdid you ever at any point through all of this consider yourself a rival of oprah's or jealous oh my gosh i love this question plus she says right that's what i love about she was a comment so it's so nice that it's all next on larry king now.

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.v. they're also defending the law behind the website. >> this marketplace is open now. insurance companies are competing for that business. the deal is good, the prices are low. but let's face it. we've had a problem. there's no excuse for it. i take full responsibility that it gets fixed asap. >> we were under the impression it wassed will to go. neither he nor i are technology geeks, and we assumed that it was up and ready to run. >> we still have a lot of work to do. we have a plan in place to address key outstanding issues, but consumers are using the site every day and continue to do so. and problems are being solved, but we know that we don't have a fully functioning system that consumers need and deserve. >> meanwhile cbs news is uncovering the high cost of billing websites in more than a dozen states. jan is in washington with that part of the story. gore mording to you. they've invest add huge sum of money into these state websites that have also struggled to get off the groun

. >> i'm charlie rose along with norah o'donnell and gayle king. the site is giving more options to health insurance applicants. >> health care.gov can show visitors how to fill out the forms at the site. there is more content explaining the insurance plans. >> and after the new york jets beat the patriot there was unnecessary roughness off the field. they're mixing it up and then a jets fan punches a female patriots fan in the head. police say they're investigating the incident. so far no one is under arrest. >> i can't imagine what led to that but that's pretty, pretty disgraceful. >> agree. >> they're auctions off hundreds of items. show some of what's up for grabs. >> hey, welcome to my house. >> back in 2004 oprah winfrey took people on a tour of her luxurious chicago apartment. in two weeks pieces from her apartment, her farm and her montecito mansion go up on the auction block. a louie xvi cabinet. this can grace yours. starting bids between $4,000 and $7,000 i like the idea of english country. >> there's chintz and chippendale and gild galo

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.nsurance on healthcare.gov are hitting another obstacle. >> the contractor in charge says it will be fixed as soon as possible and the website aside, the list of obama care complaints is still growing this morning. jan crawford is in washington with the latest. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle, norah, charlie. administration is saying the website is going to be working by the end of next month. that of course two months after it was launched. but it's not just a broken website. some americans now are being booted off their current plans and they're surprised at how much they're being asked to pay for new ones. for many, their introduction to the affordable care act has been negative -- a broken website and now cancellation notices from insurance companies followed by sticker shock over higher prices for the new plans. it's directly at odds with repeated assurances from the president. >> if you like your insurance plan, you will keep it. no one will be able to take th

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.t shutdown enters its second day this morning. federal offices and parks and monuments are closed. about 800,000 workers are sitting at home. >> house republicans are trying to get some parts of the government running again but both are in for a prolongs fight. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> we have seen no resolution over the past 24 hours. in fact, the only develop came last night when the house republicans try to pass three bills restoring funding to parts of the national government. the drem carats voted down all three saying you don't get to cherry pick which stay open, which stay closed. republicans might try again today. there are some house republicans saying it is ooh a bad strategy and not going to do that. right now they're in the distinct minority. the president is going to be talking to business leaders trying to get them on board. they don't feel they need to negotiate. they feel they have the high ground in this standoff. for "cbs this morning," i'm nan says cordes.

gayle king scott pelley john miller. what are some of the activityies you can participate in?to the bronx. in wisconsin, one of my favorites you get to help collect comic books and donate those for literacy projects. >> such a great chance to give back. how do you get involved in. >> you know it's really easy. go to "make a differenceadifference.com." if you do, that register on the website. you are eligible to get $10,000 to go to a charity. >> what is the goal? >> come out and do something for somebody else. generally people want to help others. it's quite a wonderful experience and you get to do it with family and friends. >> do you find it's a group of people or individuals? >> it's both. i know you're coming at 11:00 to help me paint a school. >> after anthony takes a break, maybe he'll join you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, the history of america in 101 objects. quite a collection collected by the smithsonian. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by lifestyle lift. light up your life today. thanks to lifestyle

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> house speaker john boehner is not givings the republicans won't stop until they get some concessions from the other side. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. good morning to you. >> good morning to all of you. and because this fight is blood broadening to not only include that but the debt ceiling as well, they say republicans started this fight and they need to fix it on their own. the top republican in congress says he wants another round of negotiations before any vote to reopen the government. >> the american people expect in washington when we have a crisis like this that the leaders will sit down and have a conversation. >> but democrats who blame speaker boehner for the shutdown are daring him to hold a vote on a no-victims-attached agreement. boehner insists that's not the case so the impasse continues with obama and democrats saying they won't negotiate. >> you know, what we've seen is demands. unless i get my way >> without a vote in the next tell days the u.s. treasury says it will run out of money to pay the nation'

gayle king scott pelley john miller. what are some of the activityies you can participate in?to the bronx. in wisconsin, one of my favorites you get to help collect comic books and donate those for literacy projects. >> such a great chance to give back. how do you get involved in. >> you know it's really easy. go to "make a differenceadifference.com." if you do, that register on the website. you are eligible to get $10,000 to go to a charity. >> what is the goal? >> come out and do something for somebody else. generally people want to help others. it's quite a wonderful experience and you get to do it with family and friends. >> do you find it's a group of people or individuals? >> it's both. i know you're coming at 11:00 to help me paint a school. >> after anthony takes a break, maybe he'll join you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, the history of america in 101 objects. quite a collection collected by the smithsonian. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by lifestyle lift. light up your life today. thanks to lifestyle

>>> hello to you, i'm gayle king along with norah o'donnell and anthony mason.ld miriam carey rammed her car into a white house barrier yesterday and then she led secret service agents to the building going 80 miles an hour. >> they tried to shop her and eventually shot her to death. her 1-year-old daughter was in the back seat of the car. the girl was not hurt. >> the capitol police are working without pay right now because of a government shutdown. nancy pelosi is here this morning. she was on capitol hill yesterday as the chase happened. good morning. >> good morning. >> this was very scary yesterday when we first heard about these shots fired. you were inside the capitol. were lawmakers worried that they might be under attack? >> well, the responsibility of the capitol police to protect the tourists, the visitors, the press, the members of congress is a large one and high-tension wires go up, of course, when shots are fired. i was on the floor. john lewis came in and said -- they made us all come inside because of what was going on. it wasn't until later tha

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.x weeks of health coverage without facing a possible penalty. it's not a reaction to the trouble with healthcare.gov. >>> a house committee is focusing on the problems this morning. the people who were hired to build it say they should not take all the blame. jan crawford is on capitol hill. jan, good morning. >> good morning. republicans have had this date circled on their calendars and they're going to try to get to the bottom. they're going to be hearing from contractors who were responsible for developing it and building it and we expect them to say that, you know, they did multiple tests before the october 1st rollout and the website was fine. their systems passed. they're also going to be pointing to the government as the ultimate decision maker here saying it was responsible and then we're going to be hearing -- i've got prepared testimony from another contractor who's going to say a late decision requiring consumers to register for an account before they could browse for an ins

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.h insurance are being forced from their plans. president obama had said many times that would not happen. >> but one inshusher in california is terminating policies for 160,000 people. kaiser perm anyone attendant are offering them new plans that are often more expensive. the total number of canceled policies will be huge. >> about half of the 14 million people who buy insurance on their own are not going to be able to keep the policies that they had previously. >> officials say that the higher premiums for healthy people offset the cost for people with more problems. >>> bob schieffer of "face the nation" is with us. good morning. do you have some sense that the affordable health care act may be dying a death of a thousand cuts because so much has gone wrong? >> there's going to be health insurance for people. it's the law and they'll get it done but it's broken and they've got to fix it. they're holding these briefings every day. but when you have a briefing and someone says did sebe

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'connell.nt online. >> one said it was tested shortly before opening day. the website crashed when too long people logged on at one time. as bill plante reports, president obama is promising all the flaws will be straightened out. they were mr. obama's first major comments about the problems facing users of healthcare.gov. >> the website is too slow. people have been getting stuck during the application process. i think it's fair to say nobody's more frustrated by that man i am. >> reporter: mr. obama offered no explanation monday that over the past three weeks, the site has been almost unusable. >> we are confident that we will get all the problems fixed. >> reporter: but there's a deadline. under the new health care law, individuals who do not have insurance by march 31st next year must pay a $95 fine. some republicans are already calling for a delay of the individual mandate to purchase health insurance because of the problems. white house press secretary jay carney calls that unnecessary, s

i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ibya's prime minister. he was abducted earlier. several hours later he was set free. he appeared on television a short time ago. >> there was speculation that zaidan was taken because he knew too much about the kidnapping of the libyan suspect. mark phillips is in london with more. good morning, mark. >> good morning to you. whether it was an abduction, kidnapping, or arrest, it is over. he's been returned to his office now greeted by members of his cabinet. he had had an eventful day. earlier he looked like this being led away by members of one of the militias that operate in libya. a dominant theory is he's soid to have information on the. it seems today's drama was part of the ongoing power struggle and the instability in libyan politics where various militias have been competing for control and it seems they still are. norah, charlie, gail? >> all right. thank you. and the effort to end the political paralysis in washington may be gaining some momentum this morning. house republica

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ted killers used a judge's forged signature to escape from prison. court officials in orlando say they saw nothing wrong with court papers ordering the release of joseph jenkins and charles walker. >> but the paperwork was bogus. this morning authorities scramble to find both of the men. john miller spoke with the judge whose name was forged on those papers. john, good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm curious to hear what the judge has to say but i'm wondering why it took three weeks to discover they were gone? >> it took three weeks because that's when they discovered it. they put in very convincing looking legal documents and the prison is a bureaucracy like any other part of government. to make something happen, you need a piece of paper. make a piece of paper look real and that happens. here is how they found out. being a bureaucracy, they then went on to the next part of procedure is that they have an early release of a prisoner, they have to call the victim's family or the victim

. >> i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. are feeling its effects. a salmonella outbreak in chicken now covers 18 states. >>> also the fbi is working with a skeleton staff at its headquarters. officials say that is affecting training and other support functions. then yesterday 7,000 who handle veteran veterans' benefits have been furloughed. >> nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning. 17 service membership and women have been killed in combat since the start of the shutdown and normally their families would receive $100,000 from the military within 36 hours but those benefits have gotten caught up in a partisan feud. luckily some private foundations have stepped in to fill the void, including one called army rangers lead the way run by jim regan. >> you can't expect a family who sacrifices their child, right, or their young man or wife and not be able to step up and take care of them. it's morally -- morally wrong. >> reporter: regan's son james was killed in iraq in 2007. house speaker john boehner argues

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.possible penalty. it's not a reaction to the trouble with healthcare.gov. >>> a house committee is focusing on the problems this morning. the people who were hired to build it say they should not take all the blame. jan crawford is on capitol hill. jan, good morning. >> good morning. republicans have had this date circled on their calendars and they're going to try to get to the bottom. they're going to be hearing from contractors who were responsible for developing it and building it and we expect them to say that you know, they did multiple tests before the october 1st rollout and the website was fine. their systems passed. they're also going to be pointing to the government as the ultimate decision maker here saying it was responsible and then we're going to be hearing -- i've got prepared testimony from another contractor who's going to say a late decision requiring consumers to register for an account before they could browse for an insurance product. this may have driven higher s

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.e.gov. jeffrey zients is a longtime business executive. >> cbs news is learning one of the first big changes on the website is backfiring. jan crawford reports it gives consumers bad information about the cost of insurance. >> reporter: as president obama promises to fix healthcare.gov his administration is touting what it calls improvements in design. specifically a feature that allows you to see plans now. but cbs news has learned the new shop and browse feature often comes with the wrong price tags. >> incredibly misleading for people who are trying to get a sense of what they're paying. >> reporter: prices for everyone in the 49 or under group are based on what a 27-year-old would pay. we ran the numbers for a 48-year-old in charlotte, north carolina, ineligible for subsidies. according to healthcare.gov she would pay $231 a month, but the actual plab on blue cross/blue shield of north carolina's website costs $360. the difference? blue cross/blue shield requests your birthday befo

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.te. >> this marketplace is open now. insurance companies are competing for that business. the deal is good, the prices are low. but let's face it. we've had a problem. there's no excuse for it. i take full responsibility that it gets fixed asap. >> we were under the impression it wassed will to go. neither he nor i are technology geeks, and we assumed that it was up and ready to run. >> we still have a lot of work to do. we have a plan in place to address key outstanding issues but consumers are using the site every day and continue to do so. and problems are being solved but we know that we don't have a fully functioning system that consumers need and deserve. >> meanwhile cbs news is uncovering the high cost of billing websites in more than a dozen states. jan is in washington with that part of the story. gore mording to you. they've invest add huge sum of money into these state websites that have also struggled to get off the ground. a cbs news analysis has shown that the 15 states

i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> this morning kathleen sebelius will testifys forcing them to pay more for health insurance. white house officials say the average american will pay $328 a month. cbs analyst jill schlesinger is looking into the prices and what they may mean for the family. what are you finding? >> it varies on how much you're going to pay, how much you make right now, where you live, and what type of insurance you choose. so the pricing is all over the place from state to state and you can't -- that average is a silly number bus so many people are paying above or below that. >> are most people going to have to pay more? >> no. here's how it breaks down. about 38% of the people uninsured will fall into a category where they will be eligible for medicaid. that's for poorer people, right? and for some states, they have accepted dollars to expand their medicaid programs. then there's another 51% of people. those people will get subsidies from the government and they should be able to pay sort of a reasonable amount and probably less than what they'

. >>> gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason. charlie rose is on assignment.ngress last night but no progress. >> 44% of americans blame republicans for the impasse and 35% point the finger at democrats. the president spoke a few minutes ago about the budget standoff. >> veterans seniors, women, they're all worrying that the services they depend on will be disrupted, too. and the worst part is this time it's not because of a once in a lifetime recession. this isn't happening because of some financial crisis. it's happening because of a reckless republican shutdown in washington. >> cbs news political director john dickerson is with us from washington. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> with no resolution in sight this morning, i want to ask you about what's happening within the republican party. and yesterday i understand a number of senate republicans really rebuked their colleague senator cruz of texas saying that he never had a strategy and could never answer a question about the what the endgame was. is this now devolveing into infighting in the part

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.out a deal. they hope to end the partial government shutdown after 15 days but they as face a thursday deadline to raise the federal debt ceiling. >> now, senate leaders say they are optimistic this morning, but the plan still faces some obstacles. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. nancy, good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle. senators tell us it looks like it will be finished today. it will be a lot to pass the senate but the real wildcard, of course, is the house. remember, the reason that we are in a shutdown is because house republicans tried to try government funding to defunding or delaying the president's health care law. and the only obama care provision in this new deal is a small anti-fraud measure, so it doesn't come anywhere close to what house republicans wanted. already, there are some few party republicans telling us they cannot vote for this deal. there are others who say they want to try to amend it in some way. but there are other house republicans say hey, look,

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.art the repair job on healthcare.gov. jeffrey zients served twooif twice as the acting budgeting director. >> cbs news is learning with unof the big change has backfired. >> reporter: as president obama promises to fix healthcare.gov his administration is touting what it calls improvements in designs. a feature that allow use to see plans now. but cbs news has learned that the shop and browse feature often comes with the wrong price tags. >> incredibly misleading. >> reporter: prices for everybody is what a 27-year-old would pay. in the 50 or older group, the price is what a 50-year-old would play. we ran the price on a 48-year-old. according to healthcare.gov she would pay $231 a month but the actual plan on blue cross/blue shield of north carolina's website cost 3/ $360. the difference blue cross requests your birth date. a 62-year-old from charlotte would get the same basic plan on the government's website of $394. the actual price is $634. an hhs spokeswoman said it added the shop

. >>> i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> officials are trying to learn mored on television a short time ago. >> there is speculation this morning that zeidan was taken because he knew too much about the u.s. raid that captured a libyan terror suspect. mark phillips is in london with that part of the story. >> good morning, gayle, charlie. whether it was an arrest abduction or kidnapping it is apparently over. libyan prime minister ali zeidan returned to the cabinet office now greeted by a crowd of supporters and members of his cabinet. he'd had an eventful day. earlier he looked like this being led away from the hotel where he lived by members of one of the militias that operate in tripoli. a group calling itself the libyan revolutionary operations room says it carried out the detention, but why? a dominant theory is that he's accused of having facilitated the u.s. raid in tripoli over the weekend that captured anaz al libbyi. it is part of the ongoing power struggle where various militias have been competing for control and it seems they still are. norah, ch

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'connell.hortly before opening day. the website crashed when too long people logged on at one time. as bill plante reports, president obama is promising all the flaws will be straightened out. they were mr. obama's first major comments about the problems facing users of healthcare.gov. >> the website is too slow. people have been getting stuck during the application process. i think it's fair to say nobody's more frustrated by that man i am. >> reporter: mr. obama offered no explanation monday that over the past three weeks, the site has been almost unusable. >> we are confident that we will get all the problems fixed. >> reporter: but there's a deadline. under the new health care law, individuals who do not have insurance by march 31st next year must pay a $95 fine. some republicans are already calling for a delay of the individual mandate to purchase health insurance because of the problems. white house press secretary jay carney calls that unnecessary, suggesting the administration would be

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.e speaker john boehner is not giving an inch to president obama and the democrats. >> boehner says the republicans won't stop until they get some concessions from the other side. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. nancy, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to all of you. because this fight is broadening to include not just government funding but the debt ceiling as well republican demands are broadening, too. even as democrats argue that republicans started this fight and they need to fix it on their own. the top republican in congress says he wants another round of negotiations before any vote to reopen the government. >> the american people expect in washington when they have a crisis like this that the leaders will sit down and have a conversation. >> reporter: but democrats who blame speaker boehner for the shutdown are gearing him to hold a vote on a no strings attached agreement. >> i would bet there are the votes to pass it. >> boehner insists that's not the case but im

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.d the website. >> this marketplace is open now. insurance companies are competing for that business. the deal is good the prices are low. but, let's face it we've got a problem. so there's no excuse for it. and i take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed asap. >> we were under the impression that it was ready to go. neither he and i are technology geeks. and we assumed that it was up and ready to run. >> we still have a lot of work to do. we have a plan in place to address key outstanding issues. but consumers are using the site every day and continue to do so. and problems are being solved. but we know that we don't have a fully functioning system that consumers need and deserve. >> meanwhile, cbs news is uncovering the high cost of building separate health insurance websites in more than a dozen states. jan crawford is in washington with that part of the story. good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle, good morning, charlie and norah. you know the federal government h

." >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.rst time since 1996. about 800,000 public employees are going on furlough after congress failed to pass a spending bill. all disability claims for military veterans are now on hold. nutrition aid for women and children may have to stop. all national parks are closed and many government websites are down. >>> a number of offices will stay open, including the u.s. postal service. an payments will continue for social security, medicare, and medicaid. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with the latest on it. nancy, good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle, charlie and norah. well, the two sites fought until 1:00 in the morning and threw in the towel. and we are at a complete standstill right now. there are no negotiations going on. and the problem is that the two sides now feel that the stakes may be too high for them to back down. >> mr. speaker, it is now midnight and the great government of the united states is now closed. >> reporter: when the clock struck 12:00, the house and senate w

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.t before hitting the federal debt ceiling at midnight. officials from both parties spent all night working on a compromise to reopen the government and raise the debt limit. >> senate leaders say they are optimistic they can make a deal in time. john chambers of standard & poor's told us this morning that the president does have options even after the midnight deadline. >> if the government misses a debt payment, the rating goes to "d" for default or selective default. and unless it's cured within five days. i think we'll have a deal. i think the deal will be approved by congress. but one option he could have which is a dangerous option but maybe the one that would be the most palatable is to invoke the 14th amendment and just issue debt in defiance of congress. >> worse comes to worse the president has an out? >> he can invoke the 14th amendment and suffer the consequences of congress' actions which could entail trying to impeach him. >> section four of the 14th amendment says in part

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.enalty. officials say the rule change is not a reaction to the trouble with healthcare.gov. >>> a house committee is focusing on the problems this morning at that website. the people who were hired to build it say they should not take all the blame. jan crawford is on capitol hill. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the hearing's been going on for a couple hours, and we've seen intense changes from both sides of the aisle republicans and democrats pressing these corporate executives over what exactly may or may not have gone wrong with this website. take a listen to this exchange between fred austin a congressman from michigan who chairs this committee and sheryl campbell, a senior executive at cgi. they're kind of the lead contractor in this project. she points the finger at a federal agency cms, the centers for medicare and medicaid services. >> did you ever recommend to cms that perhaps they weren't ready and they might want to delay the date? >> it was not our position t

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.d monuments around the country are closed. about 800,000 workers are sitting at home. >> house republicans are still trying to get some departments running again, but both parties are digging in for a prolonged fight. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> we've seen no major steps towards a resolution over the past 24 hours. the only development came last night when house republicans tried to pass three bills restoring funding to parts of the federal government. there are some house republicans who say that this is a bad strategy, that it is not going to do good things for the party, but right now they are in a distinct minority. talking to business leaders again today trying to get them on board.t text1 plain don't need to negotiate. they feel they have the high ground in this standoff. for "cbs this morning" i'm nancy cordes on capitol hill. >>> they met last night with a group of 21 voters to get their take on the shutdown. the group included both democrats and republicans. both said