i'm jamie colby. topping the news this hour, this is new reaction to president obama's health care fix. what lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are now saying about the president's latest promise to let americans keep their canceled health insurance plans. >> severe tornadoes and thunderstorm warnings. now in the midwest. we will show you where millions of americans should be on alert for the extreme weather coming their way. >> we get the latest the growing mystery that is surrounding the disappearance of a san diego family. their remains believed to have been uncovered in the california desert. >>> first, sounding off on obama care. will is a lot of that this morning. democrats, republicans, leaders of the insurance industry all speaking out about the troubled health care rollout. offering their take on the president's recent announcement he will extend insurance plans

i'm jamie colby. there's a solemn ceremony in washington. chuck hagel is making mistakes in arlington, virginia, laying a wreath at the iwo jima marine corps memorial, as part of the celebration of the marine corps tomorrow. it's also part of veterans day festivities this weekend. >>> also, russian cosmonauts getting in the olympic spirit by bringing the olympic torch on a spacewalk for the first time outside of the international space station. russia will host the winter olympics next year. for safety reasons, the torch will not be lit inside the station, good call. it's the second time the torch has been brought into space. i'm jamie colby. keep it right here on the fox news channel. back to neil cavuto and neil cavuto ne"cavuto on business." >>> look out, dough boy. the feds are fed up, and they're hunting your fat i can say that. i had no idea. the government is pushing to eliminate so-called transfats from all food products. you can find them in things like frozen pizzas and chocolate chip cookies. this has a lot of food companies that

i'm jamie colby.rch is being called off today for the man who fell or he may have jumped from a small private plane off the coast of miami. the crews began looking for man thursday. here is video of the search. after the pilot made an urgent call, passenger opened the door of the plane and fell out. they are identifying the missing man at 42-year-old geraldo nalles. he -- actually gerardo. he fell out of the plane. they don't expect foul play. they don't know much about it. the death toll is climbing in central vietnam. the ceremony is really difficult. local media reporting 30 people killed so far. tens of thousand forced from the homes. military and police are rushing food and supplies to villagers. i'm jamie colby. back to "forbes on fox." i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. ♪ ♪ >> all i want for christmas is thanksgiving day off! union-backed groups urging retailers to stay at home as more stores plan to open on thanksgiving. flipside, john says they should be tha

i'm jamie colby. there was a car crash at lax and set off a gun scare. a woman hit a woman on a sidewalk last night before slamming into a parking garage. that noise creating panic, passengers calling police believing it was gun fire. terminal 4 was also evacuated after anonymous caller reported an armed person inside. remember, just three weeks ago a gunman killed a tsa agent and injured several others there. >>> there might be some good news for travelers, the fcc may loosen its 22-year ban on using cell phones on planes. that news coming with some backlash from frequent fliers who fear cabins could get noisier. the meeting will be held next month to decide. the fcc created that ban in 1 1 1991, fearing the phone signals would jam the signals from towers. we'll keep you posted. i'm jamie colby. back to "cavuto on business". >>> they'll get a very, very deep discount on the products we sell for their christmas dinner and their christmas giving, and of course we take care of them with a very nice than

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm erin shawn. this agreement was announced at 3:00 in the morning after weeking of intense negotiations in geneva. now the two sides have six months to try to hammer out a more comprehensive deal that could potentially solve the dispute over iran's nuclear intentions, but is this really the first step in trying to stop an ianian nuclear bomb. president obama praised the development last night. >> today, that diplomacy opened up a new path toward a world that is more secure, a future in which we can verify that iran's nuclear program is peaceful and that it cannot build a nuclear weapon. >> criticism that it's not enough, and we have team fox coverage. jennifer griffin in the bureau, but we begin with peter life at the white house. >> last night, we got a very rare, very late saturday night statement from president obama where he explained that his job as commander in chief is to try to resolve our differences with iran peacefully. he thinks this agreement is a way to do that, and here are the basic

i'm jamie colby and back at 1:00 p.m. here on the fox news channel. have a great day. >>> well, first we heard this -- >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> yes, i have. >> okay. now it's not toronto's mayor rob ford that you just saw. u.s. congressman trey radel, a republican from florida pleading guilty this week to possession of cocaine. and neither official is stepping down. but elizabeth, you have a private sector solution, what is it? >> it's fire him. and here's the deal, congress can do it, the article i section 5 can expel, i'm tired of the double standards. we are jailing people for drug use, i get it, i understand the pain of drug addiction. i feel for him and his family, but we deserve better with our elected officials. and i'm tired of the anthony weiners and eliot spitzers, step down or be pushed out. >> john, just fire them? >> no, i think the bigger question is why we allow politicians to legislate private decisions. the drug war has been a miserable expensive failure that's

i'm jamie colby. thank you for staying with us. we'll tell you about some 70 million people who were caught in the cross hairs of this extensive damage that's reported in illinois with structures reduced to rubble. trees have been uprooted, cars have been turned upside-down, and the national weather service says there could be more. they call the risk for severe weather significant and it will last through this evening. dangerous thunderstorms, destructive tornadoes, all of that possible. let's get straight to meteorologist janice dean in the fox news weather center. what can we look for? >> we still have dozens of tornado warnings right now. and just taking a look at the storm reports, 53 so far tornado reports. that is quite significant for the month of november. tornado watches in effect from michigan all the way down to kentucky and tennessee until 10:00 p.m. local time. this latest watch and then we'll probably see watches extending eastward across ohio, maybe into west virginia and pennsylvania

i'm jamie colby. see you at 1:00 p.m.tern for america's news headquarters. ♪ ♪ >>> well, stunning jobs report on friday. stunning because the administration and its friends in mainstream media were gurding us to expect a terrible jobs report because of the partial government shutdown. well, it wasn't terrible. in fact, the 2004 new jobs created were twice as many as what some economists were expecting. john, you says this proves we can survive fine without big government, right? >> of course. anytime the government sector slinks that means the private sector grows. when you look at how companies are formed, they are formed based on investments. so if government consuming less capital, that means there is more capital in the private sector. company form and jobs created. this would be good for an economy. we should have kept the government shut down longer. >> rich, this reminds you, rich karlgaard, offed what with the sequester. the administration, a the friends in the media said it will be terrible, your life won't be th

i'm kelly wright. >> i'm jamie colby. i get to be with kelly wright.come inside america's news headquarters. topping the news thi talking aba care website deadline. it is now. we'll check the progress of health care.gov and see where the administration stands. >> plus, an american still detained in north korea. allegedly confessing to things he did during the korean war. we're going to see what he has to say as his family pleads for his release. >> and the tensions are indeed rising. ahead, an american diplomatic meeting in asia over china's new air defense zone. we'll tell you what it could mean for our relationship with beijing. >>> if you've been following it along with us, you know deadline day for obama care is here. after a disastrous rollout that frustrated millions of americans. well, the administration today is saying that health care.gov should now be up running for the, quote, vast majority of users. what exactly does that mean, molly? >> jamie, "should" is the key word there. that's not clear yet. the obama administration is promising ameri

i'm jamie colby.ks in geneva over iran's nuclear program are entering their third day with no deal in sight. secretary of state john kerry and five other world powers meeting with iranian diplomats in geneva this morning. france's foreign minister says negotiations are breaking down over tehran's refusal to end plans to keep enriching uranium to levels that could potentially make a nuclear weapon. >>> and he's guilty. the jury in the martin mcneal trial convicting the doctor of murdering his wife michelle. they say he knocked her out with a cocktail of prescription drugs and drowned her in the bathtub to keep his affair going with the family nanny. he could spend the rest of his life in prison. i'm jamie colby. back now to "bulls and bears." keep it right here on the fax news channel. >>> s.o.s. irs. this time, it's for reportedly doling out $4 billion in tax refunds, to, get this, i.d. thieves, including 655 refunds to a single address in lithuania. what they could have bought, huh? and gary b., this

i'm jamie kobco colby. have a good one. >> here's howie.hanksgiving. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, liz cheney sparks a national debate by telling fox she opposes same-sex marriage including that of her sister. >> i love mary very much. i love her family very much. this is just an issue on which we disagree. >> with mary cheney and her wife firing back on facebook and the former vice president weighing in, are the media exploiting a family feud or covering a legitimate split in the republican party? msnbc's martin bashir apologizes for dirty and disgusting remarks about sarah palin. this morning, palin responds on fox. >> that's the executive hypocrisy that is so prevalent t

i'm kelly wright. >> i'm jamie colby. i get to be with kelly wright.america's news headquarters. topping the news thi talking aba care website deadline. it is now. we'll check the progress of health care.gov and see where the administration stands. >> plus, an american still detained in north korea. allegedly confessing to things he did during the korean war. we're going to see what he has to say as his family pleads for his release. >> and the tensions are indeed rising.

a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm jamie colby.be with you, happy saturday. i want to give you an update on a devastating story. there are more than 1,000 people who are estimated to be dead right now in what could be the worst typhoon in history. where this is happening and where it could hit next. >> plus, secretary of state john kerry and other world powers are split on a possible deal to reduce iran's nuclear capability. the latest

i'm jami colby. media buzz with howie kurtz, right now. take care. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, a president who's disengaged from the business of governing. a president who didn't tell the truth about keeping your health plan. that indictment covering not just some conservative critics but from the mainstream media. is this a turning point for the coverage of barack obama and an indelible image he won't be able to erase or just a rough patch for the administration? >>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view." why she's saying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be entertaining, upbeat. i didn't think the shutdown was either entertaining or upbeat. >> and why she insists she'll finally hang it up. >>> plus, jon stewart makes fun of me for suggesting his mockery of obama care actually matters. >> don't act like us making jokes about a certain program or president is evidence that that politician or issue has reache

i'm jamie colby. right back here at the top of the hour. >>> bill o'reilly who has opinions on just be about everything is a author of a series of best sellers. we decided to turn the tables by putting him in the hot seat on "the aisle riley factor" set. welcome. >> thank you. >> rob lowe just started in a movie based on your book. we seem to be awash in documentment documentaries about the 50 ath anniversary of the death of jfk. >> he is frozen in time. glamour. he was assassinated at such a young age. people who were alive then certainly with all the unanswered questions of conspiratorialists and all that, there is a mystery involved in his death. then the younger people coming up, they see this very handsome president, beautiful wife, and would little kids, and so -- inherently there is ain't in it. like princess diana. it is like anybody that that's glamorous, marilyn monroe, that never dies out. >> your new book,a big bestseller. what do you bring as an author to the subject that has been so exte

. >> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. topping this hour for you, secretary of state john kerry arriving in geneva for a new round of talks about iran's nuclear program. as other top diplomats involved in the negotiations suggest they are closer than ever to striking a deal. we'll have a live report on that. >> also, panic at los angeles international airport. coming up, new details behind the incident that led to this very scary scene at l.a.x. >> plus, she was a 12-year-old girl allegedly bullied to death by two classmates. now, hear how the family of rebecca is planning to fight back after the two girls accused in the case are cleared of any wrongdoing. >>> first, the latest on a deadly storm system slamming the southwest. four people killed so far. as winter storm warnings are now in effect from southern california to texas. you're looking at the scene in flagstaff, arizona, right now. that steam is moving eastward which could mean big trouble for millions of americans traveling for thanksgiving. janice dean is live in

i'm jamie colby. great to be with you, happy saturday. i want to give you an update on a devastating story. there are more than 1,000 people who are estimated to be dead right now in what could be the worst typhoon in history. where this is happening and where it could hit next. >> plus, secretary of state john kerry and other world powers are split on a possible deal to reduce iran's nuclear capability. the latest on the high stakes talk in switzerland. >> a grand jury indicting 11 bikers including an undercover cop on a vicious attack on a driver in new york city. we'll tell you what's next for the men involved. >>> let's get things started. a dramatic week in the battle over obama care. indiana congressman todd young bashing the affordable care act during the weekly gop address after hhs secretary kathleen b sebelius was grilled again by lawmakers and president obama apologized to the american people over promises that were not kept after the marketplace opened. molly heninburg is live in washingto

jamie colby live in the new york city news room. the story for us. >> jon this is one of those snooze and you will lose stories. who wants to be a millionaire? apparently not the person who bought the $16 million ticket last may in tampa, florida. if it is not turned in by midnight tomorrow, which is 180 days since the drawing the winning ticket is worthless. the owner of the store where the tickerket was bought is standing by to losing his prize, $25,000 for selling it. you're looking at video of the store. they're trying to get the word out. if you're one. people there, here is news you can lose and may 25th, numbers, 2, 6, 19, 21, 27, powerball of 25. this would be largest unclaimed lottery jackpot in florida since 2003, when someone failed to collect, if you believe this, jon, $53 million. the it was florida's lotto. the owner of the store asked all regular customers to check their tickets, speculating it might have been thrown away or bought by someone out-of-state. they may be taking their sweet time collecting. all i can say

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up next, walmart is getting i'm jamie colby. back to "cavuto on business". >>> they'll get a very, very deep discount on the products we sell for their christmas dinner antheir christmasgiving, and of course we take care of them with a very nice thanksgiving day meal. >> does it bother you, and you've heard this ad nauseam, you're the opposite. every night i've gone into a walmart, i've yet to see that, but the prevailing media view is that you're awful. >> it bothers me because it diminishes and disrespects to a certain extent those people who work very, very hard to serve customers in our stores. >> walmart president and ceo defending his workers and the company's treatment of those workers. but the hits just keep on coming. now crics are pointing fingers at a food drive at a walmart store saying it proves walmart pays next to nothing. charles payne? >> walmart's created 2 million jobs in this country alone. i've seen them spring up in places where they spring up people arerateful, grateful for the jobs, grateful for the abili

i'm jamie colby. i'll send you back to "cavuto on business" only on the fox news channel. >>> two something, ain't that something? gas prices headed south with help from our friends up north. some states seeing gas below three bucks a gallon. in the end it's still high but guess what is higher, supply. thanks to lots of cheaper oil from canada making its way here. which makes charles payne wonder how much lower those prices would be if that keystone pipeline was open for business here. charles what do you think? >> i got to tell you, neil, you want to talk about the difference between america not being in a great depression right now, the fracking, oil drilling miracle of north america has been amazing. it's lessened our dependency on foreign oil, created millions of jobs and billions in tax revenue. the idea that we continue to hold this keystone back isust nuts. i don't know if it's some sort of favorite to the environmentalists. what's the deal, why is this a major topic? it's obvious why we should

i'm jamie colby. it is time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shaw and it's time for "housecall." joining us is author of "the inner pulse: unlocking the secret of health." >> and we have the chief of robotics, good to see both of you. >> thank you. >> doctors have announced the dramatic shift in how to target high cholesterol. if you have it, you definitely want to pay attention or maybe you know someone who does. there are new guideline that is focus on risk factors that can double the number of americans that have to take statins, dr. siegal, let's start with who could be affected by this. >> welcome back. first of all, jamie, i don't like guidelines in general. i go into the office and get this question every day, should by on statins? they are cholesterol-forming drugs that block the amount of enzymes that are in the liver. they are used to prevent second heart attacks and strokes. so everyone agrees those who have had a heart attack should be on statin drugs. but the question is, should yo

i'm jamie colby. it's time now. we have been waiting all week for sunday housecall. >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. marc siegel. associate professor of medicine at langal medical center and author of "the inner pulse." >> and dr. david samadi, chief of robotics. docs, great to see both of you. good morning. well, doctors have announced a dramatic shift in how to target high cholesterol. if you have it, you definitely want to pay attention. there are new guidelines that focus on risk factors that could double the number of americans who actually have to take statins. dr. siegel, let's start with who would be affected by this. >> first, welcome back from israel, david. good to see you. >> good to be back. >> who would be affected? i don't like guidelines in general. i go into the office and i get this question every day. should i be on statins. statins are cholesterol lowering drug that block the formation of dles rahal in the liver. and they have been proven to be incredibly effective in people with heart diseas

i'm jamie colby. despite the failure to come up with anygreement, both sides say progress made between iran and six other world powers has occurred. according to secretary kerry, time remains of the esngs. >> the window for diplomacy does not stay open indefinitely. and we will continue working to find a peaceful solution because we believe that forceful diplomacy is a powerful enough weapon to diffuse the world's most threatening weapons of mass destruction. >> peter is live in washington with more on that. good morning, peter. >> good morning, jamie. now comes a cooling off period because diplomats didn't make a deal this weekend, they're going to go their separate ways for ten days and regroup on november 20th and see where things stand. the western powers negotiating with iran want them to freeze their nuclear program. iran wants economic sanctions lifted. john kerry says there is no rush to make a deal. >> we are not blind, and i don't think we're stupid. i think we have a pretty strong sense of

good morning, everyone, i'm jamie colby.al health officials are taking drastic steps to stop a meningitis outbreak at princeton university. the cdc agreed to import a vaccine that isn't available in the u.s. but licensed in england and australia after the iv ye league school confirms its seventh case of the year. >>> overseas, sad to report a deadly bomb blast rips through the capital city of afghanistan just hours after president hamid karzai announces the final draft of a security deal with the u.s. officials say one afghan soldier was killed and another three were injured. police say it happened near the site of next week's meeting of elders, where leader also make a decision on that security deal. i'm jaime see colby. great to have you here on fox. i'll send you back to "bulls and bears." have a great day. >>> the estimates are in, and it's going to be a record year for uncle sam. the white house predicting the federal government will rake in -- get this -- $3 trillion in tax revenue, this fiscal year, that's definitely

. >> i'm jamie colby. thank you for staying with us.ll tell you about some 70 million people who were caught in the cross hairs of this extensive damage that's reported in illinois with structures reduced to rubble. trees have been uprooted, cars have been turned upside-down, and the national weather service says there could be more. they call the risk for severe weather significant and it

i'm jamie colby. it's time now.n waiting all week for sunday housecall. >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. marc siegel. associate professor of medicine at langal medical center and author of "the inner pulse." >> and dr. david samadi, chief of robotics. docs, great to see both of you. good morning. well, doctors have announced a dramatic shift in how to target high cholesterol. if you have it, you definitely want to pay attention. there are new guidelines that focus on risk facto

i'm jami colby. media buzz with howie kurtz, right now.>>> on the buzz meter this sunday, a president who's disengaged from the business of governing. a president who didn't tell the truth about keeping your health plan. that indictment covering not just some conservative critics but from the mainstream media. is this a turning point for the coverage of barack obama and an indelible image he won't be able to erase or just a rough patch for the administration? >>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view." why she's saying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be

i'm jamie kobco colby. have a good one. >> here's howie. happy thanksgiving. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, liz cheney sparks a national debate by telling fox she opposes same-sex marriage including that of her sister. >> i love mary very much. i love her family very much. this is just an issue on which we disagree. >> with mary cheney and her wife firing back on facebook and the former vice president weighing in, are the media exploiting a family feud or covering a legitimate split in the republican party? msnbc's martin bashir apologizes for dirty and disgusting remarks about sarah palin. this morning, palin responds on fox. >> that's the executive hypocrisy that is so prevalent in that media elite bubble where it depends on the target of the vile rant. it doesn't depend on what the rant itself actually is. conservative women are a target of them. >> how low can a cable news host sink? and why hasn't msnbc taken any action against this guy? >>> plus, television all over the latest aggressive george zimmerman for brandishing a gun. are

i'm jami colby and i'll be back at the top of the on hour for america's news headquarters. >>> it's hard to believe, but barbara walters is in her final season at "the view." first at nbc's "today show." then at abc, co-host of 2020 and countless special and a woman who has interviewed presidents and prime ministers and every celebrity on the planet just about. but i think i've detected a change in tone in her highly popular daytime show, so i began with that when i visited the manhattan offices of "the view." barbara walters, thank you for letting us into your luxurious dressing room. >> with no window, yeah. >> nice curtains. >> we cover everything up with curtains. >> during the national melodrama over the national shutdown, obama care, i didn't see much of that on "the view." has washington gotten too boring? >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of people get their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be entertaining, upbeat. i didn't think the shutdown was either entertaining or upbeat. >> some people may have had it was entertaining, but it was anything but upbeat. you do b

. >> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby.is hour for you, secretary of state john kerry arriving in geneva for a new round of talks about iran's nuclear program. as other top diplomats involved in the negotiations suggest they are closer than ever to striking a deal. we'll have a live report on that. >> also, panic at los angeles international airport. coming up, new details behind the incident that led to this very scary scene at l.a.x. >> plus,

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i'm jamie colby.l see you back here in a half an hour with more from america's news headquarters. >> bob woodward has reported on every president since richard nixon. now the editor has been clashing with the obama white house. how does its handling of the media compare to previous administrations? i spoke to him earlier here in studio one. >> bob woodward, welcome. >> thank you. you concluded in your book "the price of politics" that president obama had failed to lead. now we're hearing that he failed to lead on nsa foreign surveillance, didn't know the details, we're hearing that he failed to lead on the obama carolout, has it taken the media too long to reach this analysis? >> well, you've got to be empirical about it. and that's not to take the republicans off the hook for all the budget problems. but the president has to find a way to work his will. as you recount all of this, and as i do, you see that the president is the one who calls people to the white house. they don't call him to the congre

jamie colby, i'm in for jenna lee today who is married to one of our bravest military folks. want to bring in major general bob scales. one of my personal heroes in the military but a fox news military analyst. he knows i feel that way. heck, everybody feels that way about you, general scales. tell me first of all, we talked about just every year on this day. i know what the troops and their families mean to me. what do the veterans mean to you? >> oh, wow, jamie, i never tire of watching this ceremony. i'm here on this chair almost every year. and it just brings to mind the sacrifices of generations of soldiers in service to the nation. i'm particularly moved by the veterans today, jamie. you think about it. 8,000 dead, 30,000 seriously wounded and maimed. no telling how many young men and women are psychologically and emotionally damaged by 10 years of wars in iraq and afghanistan. in a rucksack at 100-degree feet at 11,000 feet, year after year after year. some special forces soldiers, who have eight, nine, and ten tours, engaging in close combat in this very difficult par

. >> at 23 minutes past the hour, hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. this is your fox news minute.chael skakel has been granted bail while prosecutors in connecticut appeal a ruling that gives him a new trial in the 1975 murder of martha moxley. skakel was granted bail after a bond hearing in stamford. he was serving a sentence of 20 years to life. >>> the judge in the colorado theater shootings case indefinitely postponed the trial of the suspect. the move will give attorneys time to argue whether james holmes should undergo another psychiatric valuation. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. he accused of killing 12 and injuring 70 at a shooting at the theater. >>> alex rodriguez says he doesn't have a chance of winning appeal of his 211-game suspension. he washinged out of a grief rans hearing after the arbitrator refused to make commissioner bull selig testify. a-rod called it abusive process to insure the player fails. those are the news headlines on the fox business network. send it back to cheryl. cheryl: a-rod has a temper. shocker. >> apparently yesterday. cheryl: t

i'm jamie colby, welcome to america's newsroom. heather: the balloons will fly as planned in the annual thanksgiving day parade. here is a look at preparation from earlier today. you see, wind gusts slowing down here in new york city. spiderman, all the other thanksgiving day faiths, they are safe to take to the air, jamie. jamie: folks from waiting with bated breath but in connecticut wind are snapping tree lines and take out neighborhood. neighbors say the transformers blew up one by one. >> they burst into flames. it started coming down the next wire. you could see explosions. >> this morning i was wondering if we had to set up the generator. sure enough. we wanted coffee. >> the crew were able to get the power restored. lake-effect snow slamming parts of the midwest causing major driving issues. michigan ands indiana starting to pick up the pieces. visibility could become a problem later today. up to a foot of the snow expected. wind gusts to reach 30 miles per hour. heather: thanksgiving and all your meals could be more expens

. >> i'm jamie colby in for jenna lee.s been promising a vast many prichlt for healthcare.gov by the end of this month. that's tomorrow. deadline. for the white house, the stakes are really high. wendell goaler is live on the north lawn. have they lowered expectations for the so-called fix, wendell? >> reporter: they are doing that. they are promising a vast improvement but not perfection. people say there will still be glitching in the old healthcare.gov even after tomorrow's deadline. they have called off plans for democratic groups to make a big push for people to do online signups. they don't want too much pressure on a website only able to handle 50,000 people at a time. at its best moment, raising concerns about why the federal government does so poorly in buying information technology and tends to spend more and get less than the private sector. that's something that california republican congressman, darrell issa, would like to change. >> $82 billion of spending. this is not the failed project. getting procurement

eastern with my lovely co-anchor, jamie colby. >> have you done your shopping?day, everybody. >> join us for the after the show show. see you. >> much love to you. >> the moment of truth for obamacare. one day away from the president's self-imposed deadline to fix the obamacare website. and officials are promising a smoother ride for americans. i'm gregg jarrett. i'm in for bill hemmer. heather: i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. already new concerns that problems with

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i'm jamie colby. >> i'm erin shawn. this agreement was announced at 3:00 in