protect hhs, including its operating divisions, against threats ask vulnerabilities. including the federal information security managements act. under my leadership i have established a framework to regulate or report incidents involving i.t. security to my office. operating divisions routinely report potential information security incidents to the hhs security incident response center which i oversee. in addition to our internal investigation of all i.t. incidents, we report all incidents to the department of homeland security's computer emergency readiness team at the communications and integration center. through the center, we accept, triage and collaboratively respond to incidents and disseminates timely notifications regarding current and potential threats and vulnerables. for reference, in fiscal year 2013 we processed approximately 228,700 cyber incidents, an average of more than 620 per day, including federal agencies, critical infrastructure and industry partners. it is important to note that hhs operates the strategy for protecting its assets in accordance

you are the chief information officer at hhs. my constituents are looking at you, depending on your information. have there been any successful attacks against the website? >> there have been no reported attacks on this website. >> ms. fryer, you are the chief information she could officer for seamless. have the bikini successful attacks against the website? >> no, no successful attacks. >> you all agree over the past three and half months since the website has been lied, there have been no successful attacks against the website? i think this is a very, very critical point. last november that cio testified before the house and commerce committee, this company is one of the contractors that conducts continuous security monitoring of the website, the cio testified that nobody would guarantee with 100% certainty that healthcare.gov was secured from external hackers. do you all agree with that? >> yes or. >> yes, i do. >> and he stated this, and i quote, he said i also would say the same thing about facebook or any banking website as

you testified before that hhs dozen of the hhs doesn't know, you don't know. much of this is a concern. >> the underlying portion of healthcare.gov, absolutely. >> mr. krush, out of your expertise could you give me off the top of your head what you believe to be the biggest data breach? target and neiman marcus, how many are you aware of others'? >> interesting enough, when it comes to the breach, i think target is a perfect example of someone that has the capability to identify a breach. the thing that is of most concern to me is that there aren't lots of industry and give government organizations that don't have the capability to do that. >> target, neiman marcus is always in the news now. be recalled heartland payment systems data breach back in 2008? >> yes spent at least from some effort 100 reform and credit cards exposed to how about tjx companies in 2006, 94 men credit cards exposed? epsilon which exposed e-mails of millions of customers, over 186 ritchie change. sony playstation network, over 77 million playstation network account exposed to all priva

people from hhs are said that. it's not a question of whether or not it's insecure, it's what we need to do to fix it. and just to point to mr. krush's point, he also said to reuters which is the article he also mentioned earlier, krush said he has not reviewed kennedy's findings or done any work on healthcare.gov's site itself. this is all pure speculation, hogwash, and personally, it seems to be politically biased, unfortunately: >> thank you, mr. kennedy. appreciate your long answer, but this is actually a yes or no answer, mr. krush. do the more than people deserve to know? >> yes. >> okay. mr. gregg? >> yes, they do. however, i'd like to add i understand the nist process and others quite well. i co-authored a week on it, also taught a course on accreditation. a scan is not passive, a scan is active. but, yes, they do deserve an answer on this. be. >> doctor? >> ditto, yes. >> well, i agree. the answer is, yes. i'm very disappointed with the administration. we've asked for information. the american people deser

fortunately we finally hhs finally finished that. we were able to include pediatrician and peed rick specialist. i think is important children's health care. but doctor, what can you tell us the status of implementation across the board now that hhs has that complete have states been able to implement it? >> well, we think that most states have been moving forward with implementing it. the commission is in the process of obviously looking what the can be learned from the state experiences. and going tout reinterview some of the states we talked to earlier about how implementation has been proceeding. unfortunately, as data is always a delayed beyond where we would like it to be. there isn't any specific data yet on what the impact has been on changes in terms of participation and positions in the program. the one issue that the commission; however, has discussed and raised is rather that provision needs to also be broadened to other providers who help provide those primary care services. and do not fall within the definition in the s

the allocation for labor-hhs was only $217 million above the 201 presequester levels. only 12% of the nondefense funding increase even though labor-hhs makes up 32 noveget nondefense budget. and this also despite the fact that we had over $1.4 billion in funding holes that had to be filled. the holes existed primarily because of some critical problems living off money appropriated a number of years ago and that money is now all gone. unlike all of the other appropriations bills, we were prevented from using all options at our disposal to ensure reasonable funding levels for our important priorities. as a resultmark critical programs here are still seeing deep sequester cuts. national institutes of health, the key driver of biomedical research in america, spurring innovation, economic growth and hope for millions of merps. yet only 58% of the cuts are restored in this budget, it's $700 million short. job training services part of the core essential role of government, help responsible people succeed because of their hard work. businesses secure the employees they need t

. >> you heard hhs secretary kathleen sebelius admit it. convicted felon could be working as navigators. now new evidence shows she got that one right is it true? the disturbing news next. >>> looks like hhs secretary kathleen sebelius was right about one thing. >> convicted felon could be a navigator and could acquire sensitive personal information from an individual unbeknownst to them. >> that is possible. >> turns out dozens of obamacare navigators in the state of new mexico turned up in a federal crime database. how do you like that? and how did that happen? and is that going on maybe in your state with your exchange? national review's jillian k. melcher joins us. nice to see you, jillian. >> thanks for having me. >> what's the story in swhand? >> all right. so in new mexico, about one in seven of the navigators actually popped up in the fbi's criminal database. now, that doesn't necessarily mean that they have a equal conviction. it can include things like arrest records, other stuff like that. but it does raise some serious questions

and hhs says no. >> unbelievable, isn't it.shocks a terrific show. >> thank you. >> it is pretty unfathomable to believe we are anywhere where we are on this issue. it is a no-brainer. i think that people are legitimately concerned about information and identity theft. if there is any chance that one's information and identity can be stolen or abused on the healthcare.gov website or in any way shape or form connected with the obamacare exchange then we should take the precautionary measures necessary. that is exactly what we're doing on the house of representatives floor. this week we are voting on a bill that would require the obama administration to notify any victims of identity theft within 48 hours. >> why is this controversial? because as i look it up it looks like nancy pelosi and other democrats are dismissing this bill. it is a two-page bill, not some long bill, just saying hey, notify people if their information gets stolen. they're dismissing that in their view as another political stunt? >> it is pretty incredible.

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the numbers the white house released themselves, hhs released, show 24% of young people of the signeesre 24% of young people. they were expecting 40 and knew all the bad stuff was going to happen. they never pen to paper and looked at the numbers. there are so many numerical financial flaws in obamacare. young people realize i'll take the penalty. i'll deal with whatever it takes for the next couple of years. maybe a couple years down the road they will start to pay, but in the meantime, no one -- they are not going to sign up. it will cost hundreds of billions we didn't expect it to be cost. >> and then they will say i hope i don't get into a car accident. magic johnson and alonzo morning have been chosen by hhs as two of the sports stars to get young people to buy obamacare. >> young people think they are like superman, that nothing will happen to them. trust me, one day something will happen and you'll need a quality health plan so make sure you get obamacare. >> i was at the top of my game. i felt invincible, but when i went for my regular team physical it turned out i had a seriou

fiscal year 2013 financial report last year's total of $365 billion of erroneous payments is up and hhs estima n 64.3 billion of the payments were related to medicare or medicaid. while both of those anythings include under payments the majority were over payments. we are talking $59.6 billion. what caused all of these improper payments? when it comes to medicare hhs sites administrative and documentation errors medically unnecessary services and errors by physicians at hospitals same goes for miss spent medicaid payments which were attributed to errors verifying case eligibility and pricing errors. in all reports estimate total of 60.6 billion in over payments by health and human services last year. to put that in perspective that's about three times the expected deficit reduction under the congress latest budget. no small potatoes ainsley. >> not at all. thank you diane macedo live for us. >>> the time now is 10 minutes until the top of the hour. moms to be you want your child to be well behaved. drinking a bottle of wine a month may help? the science behind the new study. >>> a game

gerri: and our very first breakdown of the abrupt -- broken obamacare system hhs releasing who signed up so far a and it is not the young and healthy. the majority of the new enrollees have the hand in a uncle sam spot get. from american action forum, a dog, -- doug they had a conference call 24 percenter between the ages of 18 and 24. not what they wanted. >> is 18 through 34 they needed to give 40% so they are well behind that target. the focus has been on the young and then suppose you have to buy insurance those who are 18, 22 on their parents' policy so there further behind than the numbers would appear. is beduins -- bad news. gerri: 79% so far would get a subsidy to pay for the health care coverage and will be an expensive program at the end of the day. i think it will need more than that. >> and numbers come from two sources. the total number of enrollees. 2.2 billion hhs thought they would have 3.2 million they've all got hit the target of 7 million by the end of march but for each person decide that cost will be higher than expected but this is an expensive program either wa

hh claims governor cuomo is targeting his group with of number of requests for documents and use subpoena for his new to records. governor cuomo just revealed his true feelings about his political opposition. >> they are extreme conservatives who are right to life, a perot is selected , anti-what -- anti-gayhey are in favor of assault weapons of their the conservatives they have no place of the states of new york. that is not voodoo yorkers are. lou: he will join us to tell us his side of the story now have some opportunity before we bring you the bad news on wall street does stocks fell to the lowest levels dow jones industrial average 380 points closing below 16,000 the s&p 500 lost 38 points in the nasdaq was down brady points more than 4.5 billion shares traded the wilshire 5,000 mr. the sses of $475 billion. for the week the dow was down 3.5% best of the loss 2.5 sam the nasdaq 1.5% of the week. and not over quite yet. j.p. morgan jays ceo jamie diamond earned $20 million including 320,000 shares. his total stake is now more than 6 million shares valued at $325 millio running in bad

. >> another ominous sign, new hhs numbers through december 28th show 24% of enrollees were between the ages of 18 and 34. a group critical to balance the cost of the older enrollees. the centers for medicare and medic cade -- medicaid we are in the middle of an enrollment period and seen a strong interest in the product overall across the range of demographics so far. people do have until the end of march to sign you will for -- to sign up for the plans. >> doug mckelway. we will be talking about this with an expert and about whether it is a good idea, bad idea coming up. >>> in the meantime, record drought is presenting more dangers. y vac you ease -- evacuees are just heading home following a horrible wildfire, the colby fire. it feasted on very dry brush in the foothills near los angeles. it is now reduced to smoke and scattered ashes. will carr is live in los angeles. will, just how bad is the drought? >> well, greg, there hasn't been much rain and hasn't been much snow. the conditions are so bad that instead of hibernating a bear walked out on to a ski slope last week. th is an ar

cohen what is hhs' plan to continue to work with states on this issue? >> we certainly you know and courage every state to take up the medicaid expansion. it's a great deal for the state in his grave deal for the people and state. it's a great deal for providers in the state who will see a decrease in uncompensated care, aid tax that falls on all of us and we have been working as creatively as we can with different states, but different ways of doing this. some states have different approaches that they have wanted to take that we have been working with them on so we continue to work with all the states and hope that more will take on the expansion. >> thank you very much. >> the gentleman yields back. the vice chair of the full committee is recognized for five minutes. >> think you mr. chairman. mr. cohen you just said you testified to mr. burgess that -- was based on staff reports? is that correct? >> i said it turned out to be wrong. >> let me ask you this if you are basing your testimony today on staff reports, how do we know that this is correct? ..

there is an issue in consumer information about health care, and a while back the department of hhs andups et cetera tried to establish more authoritative sites, that was originally what healthcare.gov was about before it became obamacare. but i haven't seen people going to wikipedia. gerri: thank you for coming on the show. >> thanks for having me. gerri: we have other health news for one in 50 children suffering from peanut allergies. experimental therapy from the university of cambridge in britain said children with the allergies that amount of peanut flour. to retrain the kid's immune systems to build up tolerance. results after six months of treatment, more than 80% of the kids ages 7-16 can now safely eat five peanuts at a time. meaning the allergy isn't gone, but parents would not have to fret so much about reading every single label they bring in the household were a child accidentally having a bite of something made of peanuts. good stuff. experts warn us was carefully monitor study and not something you want to do at home. the university plans to offer treatment soon as specia

people from hhs said that. it's not a question of insecure. it's what we need to do to fix it. >> so which one is it. a fox news contributor, dan gerstein, president of gotham ghost writers. they are my guests today. which one is it? >> clear mr. kennedy, the last who testified is right. he doesn't have a horse in this case. he's an analyst, someone that understands cyber security. there are 20 serious vulnerabilities that have been pointed out in the obama care website last october that have yet to be fixed. you have 67 democrats who joined republicans in the house vote that dealt with security over obama care website, largest democrats on obama care vote. this is a very practical issue. even if you support the law, you have a responsibility to make sure anyone that enters that for health care. >> it would require notification to americans if their personal data has been compromised of the white house oep opposes this bill. why would the white house oppose the bill? >> a much larger problem with the issue. it's so politicized, so partisan, ev

it also says hhs discouraged the practice and insurance companies disagree. >> that's why there's an individual mandate, for example, to incentivize people to purchase insurance rather than waiting until after they need medical care to buy insurance. >> but the american hospital association issued a statement to fox saying, quote, we think hospitals should be able to provide premium assistance, because these patients are the ones who need it most, and we want to make sure they have adequate coverage. it also said that would enable future patients to receive care earlier, perhaps at a doctor's office, avoiding the need for hospital care. but even beyond skewing the risk pool, insurance companies have many objections. >> the issue here is that when the entities that are paying premiums and cost sharing are doing it solely to benefit themselves financially, that's a conflict of interest and that's something that shouldn't be done. >> now, in the midst of so many different views, bret, analysts say it might take the courts to make a definitive decision. bret. >> okay, jim, thank you. >>>

will be too burdensome and drive up our costs, so we shouldn't have more reg lace of hhs's conduct. well, it would be great if they understood that lesson about that -- >> how can they build a website that's not secure? i just don't understand it. >> they were in a hurry. >> it's a basic elementary thing. >> it's something that people won't discover their information has been stolen until later, right? the things they worried about were the things that would hit the media first. can we have a front end that works? then we're worry about paying the insurers later, worry about privacy theft later. >> one word, yes or no. i want to go back to the beginning -- get rid of the obama care bailout, yes or no? >> no. >> it's not a bailout. it's just the taxpayers are going to be on the hook either way. >> two noes. very interesting. leave the bailout alone saying our distinguished experts. i'm going to get senator rubio to come on here. thank you grace marie and avik. >>> what will it take to get real economic growth and real -- at&t ceo randall stevenson has just written a very clear, simpl

well, let me talk about another complaint, because another government official from hhs says that forur claims of vulnerabilities, there have been no successful hacks of the website so far. here he is. >> no, there have been no successful attempts of when anyone has been able to attack the system and penetrate it. >> question, if there are so many gaps, and if the site has been up since october 1st, why hasn't anybody exploited it? >> that's great, this is one of my favorite ones out of the whole testimony. what they said is there's been no successful attacks they can detect. there's a november testimony on congress that basically said a third-party company was contracted to bill out a security operations center, which would detect these types of attacks. as of november it had not been started yet. if you look at how long the security operation centers take to put into place, it takes months to years to fully implement to detect attacks out there. as of november we have no monitoring detection. from my understanding, it is still not happening to this date, so they are accurate. they h

part of obamacare that says if the pool is as bad as joe says it is, there are mechanisms by which the hhs will provide money to offset some of those losses. this is part of the law. it is designed to -- it was written into the law, but there are some republicans like marco rubio saying, you know what, this is an insurance bailout. should republicans be making this case? >> we shouldn't be supporting bail yowls whether they are in finance -- >> no, they are against the bailout. >> that's right. marco rubio is absolutely right. there is an old expression about lying in the bed you make. they certainly were in this bed with the obama administration and preparing the obamacare. i think there should be no bailout for them and i think the law should be allowed to fail. >> thank you all. >>> still ahead, iran's president calls it a western surrender. our president calls it a door of opportunity. so which is it? we'll take a closer look at the nuclear agreement set to take effect on monday when we come back. >>> if iraq is willing to walk through the door of opportunity presented to them, then i

the departments of hhs, labor and the treasury are working on rules that will implement the requirement of the aca taking into account public comments that were previously requested. just 71 days from now open enrollment ends so people without coverage will face a fine. but the "wall street journal" says most of the 2.2 sign ups so far are enrolling because their other plans were canceled and only 11% were uninsured before the a a ca kicked in. greg? >> peter doocy in washington, thanks. another item on the list of things that are getting obamacare users fired up, muscular dystrophy muscular dystrophy's -- muscular maryland's hotline is sending callers to a pottery store instead of the call center. the website listing an incorrect 800-number as customers look for an insurance provider. no word on when the problem will be fixed. >>> the search is intensifying for the "wall street journal" reporter who vanished more than a week ago. david bird went out for what was supposed to be a brief walk near his north new jersey home. he has not been seen since then. he is also a liver transplant re

the obama administration and hhs, department of health and human services, moved back your deadline to pay your first month's premium to january 10th in california they moved it it back to january 15th because insurance companies there are scrambling to figure out who has coverage and get people confirmed. >> and as you point out to me, it's a state-by-state deal. states decide this, not the federal government. >> exactly. one more example here in new york, officials are asking people to just pay the bills they're getting from doctors and hospitals and then submit claims for reimbursement later while insurance -- >> good luck with that. >> that doesn't make me feel confident in my new coverage, i'm just going to foot the bill. what if you don't have the money. >> expectations are so low for this thing that when you click on the site and it actually comes up, you think you have hit a home run. when you realize it's not going to cost you triple. you think you hit a home run. this started out so poorly that it's like the recovery itself. so bumpy that when we see a pickup of three percent

that's about how many people started the year with new health care plans, according to hhs., secretary sebelius says there are still huge numbers of people who don't know and understand the affordable health care changes. and new gallup poll also showed no increase in the insurance rates of folks 18 to 34. >>> next number, 90. that's how many years women have been locked out of olympic ski jumping. but no more! the u.s. introduced its first-ever ski jumping team, sarah hendrickson, jessica jerome and lindsay ham. >>> daunting odds, 1 in 9.2 quintilli quintillion, the auds of filling out a perfect bracket for the men's ncaa tournament, and now billionaire warren buffett and quicken loans are offering $1 billion to anyone who can do it, and warren buffett will attend the final game with the person if they're actually perfect all the way through the final. finally, love won't keep them together after all. 39 is our next number, after 39 years of marriage, the captain and tennille are filing for divorce. the '70s singing duo issued a statement saying, almost all people natural w

hhs bu theyt have to go through omb. i think over the next 6-12 months we will see a lot of activity. i think because states are so savings, this category is a number of states moving dramatically and rapidly to things you could not have imagined they would have attempted to do three years ago. i do think we ought to ofnowledge there is a lot activity and learn from this. organization helped to implement the plans in massachusetts. i was president of the board for one of the plans. we are very intimately involved in think it is a great opportunity with a lot of risk. one of the issues is the state capacity. we talked a little bit earlier about lack of staff on the ground who really understand that. that will be a barrier. on the federal side, these are quality metrics for dual eligibles are not the bell up sufficiently to help people make choices. we are going into this in terms of the cost quality value proposition without full understanding. i think it is a very exciting opportunity to think of as demonstration project

>> we're lookiig at best buy and hh breath. both -- hh greg.e in appliances and electronics. hh greg had tough number, 11% to the downside the stock is showing that. janney, one of the analysts says, best buy, don't put them in the same category. they did well with televisions and like and gained market share. lori: okay, nicole. adam: one of the latest votes this afternoon to extend unemployment benefits and democrats and republicans don't see eye-to-eye how to get the deal done. jason furman is the chairman of the council of economic advisors and joins from us the white house. thank you for joining us. this is your key issue right now. in interview with charlie rose, you said it is your top priority. why is that? >> it is most immediate priority. there are a lot of things we need to do to continue to build the momentum in our economy but the most pressing thing right now is 1.3 million americans this week are looking in their mailbox and discovering that the unemployment insurance checks they were counting on aren't there. that is not just ba

the hhs and treasury are working on rules are working on requirements taking into account comments that were previously requested. they were caught a ton of money because for every lower level employee who does not get access to the same benefits, there is a penalty of $100 per worker per day. there is no date, but the big open enrollment period of healthcare.gov goes for 71 days. everyone without coverage is going to be fined. the administration said at least 22 million people signed up for new plans and haven't said how many have paid their premiums. the "wall street journal" is reporting that only 11% of the 2.2 million new sign ups were uninsured. a majority are coming from people whose plans were canceled. that creates how big of a dent the affordable care act would put in the population. >> one of the dents that it could put. great report. >> returning overseas to the deadly terrorist attack in afghanistan that claimed the lives of americans and happened in the restaurants that was popular. at least three americans were among the 21 people who were killed. it is the deadliest viol

is part of obama care that says if the pool is as bad as joe said it is, there are mechanisms which hhs will provide money, reinsurance pool to offset some of those losses. this is part of the law. it's designed to -- it was written into the law. there are some republicans like marco rubio saying this is an insurance bailout. >> we shouldn't be supporting bailouts for failing industries. >> republicans are against the bailout. >> right. i think marco rubio is absolutely right. there is an old expression about lying in the bed you make. the health care industry, the health insurers certainly were in this bed with the obama administration preparing obamacare. there should be no bailout for them and the law should be allowed to fail. >> thank you, all. >>> still ahead, iran's president calls it a western surrender. our president calls it a door of opportunity. which is it? we'll take a closer look at the nuclear agreement set to take effect. oh! progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progre

rick is right, hhs, which is controlling obama care so far, or dng its best to, came out with a rule book in which they predict that there's going to be a $2 billion of insurce companies in 2014 and $1 billion in 2016 direct from the u.s. treasury. there's kind of a bailout written into this thing. >> there is. not a good way to start off the new year. we're only a few days into the new year. i thought ending a great resolution. i don't haveuch sympathy for the health insurance companies. they were given this great opportunity with the individual mandate and i remember a big headline en routers in 2010, ceo, don't repel the health care law, pouring money into the romn and obama campaign because they both supported the individual mandate. my sympathy only goes so far. >> bill, i don't have much sympathy for the insurance companies either but i have a lot of sympathy for us taxpers who are going to have to bail them out. >> eliminate all bailouts? >> yes. >> all safety nets. >> yes. >> i wouldn't go that far. there are deserving recipients. >> like who, for example? >> take a broader p

what i believe the acceptance of that waiver by hhs signal does that her hats the administration would be willing to the knowledge that states could develop medicaid programs, could develop exchanges and could do other things in the context of what we talked about that could represent their own culture and their own value and their own view of what governments roll out to be. it was mentioned, think of mentioned the fact that it requires, it requires the government to bring order to it. that isn't the issue. the issue is what should the role of government be? should government operate the system or should it simply organize the system? states like arkansas are saying to the federal government we are prepared to use government. we are prepared to step in and lead that we need the capacity to do so and i think ultimately the reason this report has relevance here is where signaling not just dates, we are signaling the administration to say if you want help in creating momentum for reform, turned to the states because given the latitude they will lead and they will lead more effectively th

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in working with people from the white house literally on down to the administrative assistant from hhs always traveling around to different agencies they bring temporary staffers that everybody was so terrific to work with so i thought it cannot be a matter of personal incompetence of the men and women would work eight in the morning to midnight no one ever complained it just was the job a and the mission was clear. i went to afghanistan with president obama. i remember looking in the face of the delta force operator he has that 1,000 miles tear. he had some stories but they would have been fascinating. the staffer who was slightly out of touch from boggler mayor base asking those guys to leave their weapons i thought you ask them. there is no way i will do that. he did not. but i remember rekeying the delta force government, a military there such fascinating flux. what is going on? said tide went on a and i got more and more disconnected from what i thought was a parasitic lifestyle. strictly personal. i looked at my neighbors we rigged a bad recession at the time and i was suffering

hhs secretary plan the president had no knowledge until the side launched on october 1st and then immediatelyrashed and crashed badly. she plans no one told the president about the numerous failed test runs, including a failed test just two weeks before launch. president obama landreau last year that he did not know the irs was targeting conservative groups until he read about it in a newspaper. >> love me make surei answer a specific question. i can assure you that i certainly did not know anything about the zero ig report before it had been leaked through press lou: white house press spokesman said four ays later white house officials eleed no to tell the predent about the report. the white house said it had no idea that attorney general eric holder's department of justice seized phone records from a fox james rose and and the associated press. carney told print media we have no knowledge of any attempt by the justice department to seek phone records of the ap. a year earlier he denied that prident obama under the department of justice was running guns in the mexico. the failed atf operatio

hhs botched the rollout did not manage it well and set up to fail and the white house let politics.i: plate. we are letting her off the hook because you say her job is just to pass legislation but she was an advocate convincing americans every day this was a program to make a difference but now now, now, now when it doesn't work she says it is not my fault. >> she needs to take responsibility you cannot he end of that ridiculous undertaking to say it is not my problem. but to say i screwed this up but she said we gave them this ridiculous piece of legislation maybe we should be less ambitious. gerri: you cannot keep your doctor or your health plan or the price the same. what i did not even realize a lot of the rules still have not been written. i know maybe a few words but when they are interpreted by the booster asian it goes on and on. >> tens of thousands of pages it is endless work for case street and lobbyist is uncertainty for business in the players and insurance companies they're still waiting to hear about the mandate. gerri: but the actual rules and is the words they have

it's terribly unfortunate that hhs and the white house screwed up the web site to start because that focused on the failings of a part of the program that i think publicly should have been done right. but let's wait and see how this program works because when the mandate kicks and then people have to buy, if they don't then they will be fined. >> host: bill from washington. go ahead, bill. >> caller: good morning and it's pronounced sequim washington. >> host: thank you. >> caller: anyways, i started movement in my community and a lot of people are interested in this. if you ask anybody in the country, would you donate 10, 20, 50, 100 bucks to clean up politics in this country my idea for that is to getting our representatives to commit and sign up pledge that they will give more than $100 in contributions to any one person or any one thing. it would be amazing how much money they would race by doing this. if you could get the money out of politics than we could have a clean government again. i sent a letter to the editor and i'm only going to read a couple of mine -- lines here. can

we have asked the department hhs bureau of public health said west virginia national guard to come upng-term plan to assure adequate supplies of water and food is available. >> seven water distribution points were set up by early afternoon this one had run out of bottled water by 2:30 p.m. and complete the out of all safe water to fill jugs. >> we really don't have resources. >> the national guard is aiding in the distribution also setting fire trucks from maryland are expected to arrive tonight from fema. >> a statement saying it has been working round-the-clock to determine the amount of chemicals released the first priority is safety safety, containment, a cleanup that could cause irritation of the eyes, skin , upper respiratory system and headache and cause unconsciousness in the animals with liver and kidney damage. >> already hard hit by the war on kohl's the damage is likely to be hit hard as a wing cam provide clean drinking water. already today half a dozen lawsuits have been filed claiming the west virginia american water company as defendant. lori: attorney general eric hol