(jazz playing) marilyn?! marilyn...! ugh! marilyn, are you okay?! but i couldn't get the money. but i will. kid, forget it. it's just a scam! what? oh, god. listen, you're a sweet kid, (gags) and you deserve better than an old, (gags) an old sea cow like me. but, but... save your buts. some things just aren't meant to be. keep the eye. he's got a whole box of them somewhere. ah... what the hell was that about? i know she was a puppet, but she put her hand right up my heart. aw, sick! don't worry, gene. there's plenty of manatees in the sea. but there's not, really, because they're endangered. (humming) mon dieu! now can we go to some land? these people need a hospital. give it up, bob. your mutiny failed. duval, make bob a doggie bag for his dinghy. no, captain. i'm sorry. did you say no? yes, i did. i gave you the best cooking years of my life. and now on behalf of all cooks and all oysters, i demand that you give up your command. there you go, duval! there you go, bob! you're relieved of your position, cook. asch, remove bob and duval from the din

however, not so much back in marilyn monroe's day. >> yeah, now there's new evidence marilyn might havecovered and we had a top plastic surgeon look for the clues. >> america's most iconic beauty, bewitched two kennedys, a baseball hero and a famou play wright. now, extra with the shocking new evidence that stunning screen goddess, marilyn monroe, had gone under the knife. >> i knew that she had the tip of her nose done and she had cartilage being put in her chin. >> renouned beverly hills plastic surgeon, dr. randall hayward, examining the just-surfaced smoking gun documents, x-rays and medical notes from her doctor revealing the chin implant and nose job that transformed her from norma jean to marilyn monroe. >> the nose job that she had done just refine it had and just made it that much better. >> the hollywood sex symbol's medical history up for auction next month in beverly hills, expected to fetch between 15 and $30,000. dr. hayward is dropping another blonde bombshell not included in this new marilyn medical discovery. >> i also heard she had sponges put into her breast bus that

marilyn tavenner is someone eric cantor considers to be a friend and a colleague. again, has bipartisan support. do you think the grace that's being supported to tavenner from the right is something that's not going to be seen tomorrow, giving the grace to the political crucifixion that people expect of kathleen sebelius? >> well, i suspect they're on different levels. miss sebelius is the secretary and, therefore, considered to be just a personal part of the president's cabinet, and she is a part of that cabinet, so i expect that she'll get a little more venom than is being restored upon miss tavenner today. but let me say this, they are not against obama care. this is about the rollout, this is about the glitches, this is about a computer system that goes down every now and then. i would have hoped, as i said often before this rollout, that we would be emphasizing that 1-800 number, getting people to the telephones so they can talk to people, getting people into these community health centers out there that we have funded to have personal one-on-one conversations

. >> an apology from marilyn tavener about the problems with the affordable healthcare act website. it has been one year since hurricane sandy hit the northeast, and people are still dealing with insurance claims. the cleanup is estimated to be around $65 billion. i'm tony harris in new york. "inside story" is next on al jazeera america. >> well, fixing website glitches fix the affordable care act, and will enough americans sign up? that's tonight's inside story. >> hello, i'm libby casey in washington. as the obama administration races to fix the healthcare.gov website, critics are turning up the heat. the latest issue, how many americans who have to pay for their own health insurance now have to switch to fl comply with the law. we'll give the affordable healthcare act a checkup, who will have to change their plans and why, and how will it affect young healthy americans. the success depends on the young signing up in large numbers. >> on capitol hill today marilyn tavenar, the administrator for cms answered tough questions about the affordabl affordable . >> i want to assure you t

now it seems marilyn monroe may have had a little help from a surgeon. old x-rays have come to light that suggests she might have had work done on her nose and chin. emily thomas reports. >> she was thought so beautiful, many couldn't believe her looks weren't natural. but six x-rays and a medical file to be sold at auction appear to confirm rumors that marilyn monroe went under the surgeon's knife. michael, a hollywood plastic surgeon, gave the items to the unnamed seller. the doctor started the file in the late 1950's when the actress claimed about a chin deformity. the notes say a cartilage implant in her chin had begun to dissolve. they also documented rhine masty procedure on the tip of her nose. >> nobody ever really thought about marilyn monroe having plastic surgery. it was always speculation, did she or didn't she? they thought she was such a natural beauty, and they dent want to believe. going back to the 1950's, people didn't go for plastic surgery procedures. this was very, very new. but again, marilyn monroe was always cutting edge. >> the x

and marilyn tavennar said the website is working. they want it to improve, and many people's coverage will improve as part of the aca. >> i didn't have enough time to stay with it as long as i would have liked. do we have a better understanding after this hearing as to the real problems with the site? why it is so bulky, why it is so glitchy? >> well, there are a variety of explanations. one could be the volume. they didn't have a soft launch. they didn't have a gradual roll out. it went live and while they were anticipating there would be problems they have to fix there were definitely more than they anticipated. it's also was highlighted the fact that there was a decision made that initially you had to create an account before you could even look at the rates, create a bottleneck. they changed the sites. they have a tab on there now. you can look at rates without creating an account. they stressed you can apply by phone. you can apply through the mail. they're broaden ways for people to apply and get their coverage on the kids. >>

. >> on capitol hill today marilyn tavenar, the administrator for cms answered tough questions about the affordabl affordable . >> i want to assure you that it can and will be fixed, and we're working around the clock to deliver the shopping experience that you deserve. >> reporter: but new to the hearing, individuals receiving cancellation letters from their insurance providers. >> i would take them back to the free affordable care act days if you were in the market, half the individuals in the market did not stay on their policies, they were kicked off for pre-existing conditions. they saw their premiums go up 20% a year. now, in fact, the issuer has decided to change the plan didn't have to. plans were grandfathered in in 2010. if they didn't make significant changes in cost sharings, they could keep the pan. >> reporter: the healthcare debut was riddled with problems. they were told they would be able to even their insurance if they liked their plan. >> the affordable care act is built on the premise that it is a privilege, not a right. >> reporter: now many may lose their insura

. >> when pressed marilyn tavenner was unable to say how many people got insurance through the website>> are you getting the numbers? >> am i getting the unless? not yet. >> you have no numbers of. >> we'll have them available mid-november. >> if you don't have insurance by 31 march, you face a fine. as the problems persist democrats are joining the call to delay the deadline. marilyn tavenner vowed to fix what is wrong. >> i want to assure you healthcare.gov can and will be fixed. we are working around the clock to deliver the shopping experience you deserve. we are seeing improvements each week. by the end of november the experience on the site will be smooth for a majority of use ears. >> kathleen sebelius is expected to blame private contractors for many of the problems behind the healthcare.gov website. in prepared testimony released tuesday, kathleen sebelius says some of the contractors have not met expectations. >> new rocks claim as many as 2 million americans who have -- reports claim as many as 2 million americans who have health insurance will not be able to renew their pla

and she was brought into the surgery to protect her. >> people love marilyn. up scotty. >> yes. >> captain kirk. >> this is signed by william shatner. >> yes. this is highly sought after. it's very coelectabllectible. what do you think it will fetch. >> 30 to 50,000 on this. >> wow, okay. i've got to do this. i'm sorry. you tell me what this is. >> i have to say it to you, never do that again, as on tton would say. >> how cool is that? >> yes, the lone ranger from 49 to 5 1 and 54 to 57. this is his favorite he gave up for auction. >> highly collectible and sought after. 40 to 60,000 on this one. >> let's move on here. >> princess diana, items that have any connection to her are still wildly popular. >> similar to marilyn monroe we have the young fresh beauty of princess diana with who would be a grandmother today. this is designed by catherine walker. >> do you know when this was designed? >> early 90s and princess diana was always doing things for charity and her son william encouraged his mom to sell dresses to raise money for charity. >> but she wore this

i would like to welcome marilyn d like t -- marilyn tavenner. welcome to the committee today. i look forward to your testimony and other for to the hearing to testim really get an honest, straightforward assessment of the status of health care law. six months ago, health and humaw services secretary sebelius told stra this committee a dozen times that the administration will be law. ready october 1. we no w know the administrationus tolo was not ready and, just last t week, secretary sebelius read suggested they could have used e years to get the exchanges updm and running. week despite having three years totev get the system up and running, e years to get the system up and running, officials at the center of medicare and medicaid services, who are charged with implementing the exchanges added, and i quote, "due to a compressed time frame, the system wasn't tested enough." and frankly, three years should have been enough, and should the administration provided more transparent answers the reality of the challenges it was encountering in the implementation process, i suspect ma

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but marilyn tavenner has begun her testimony. she is, again, head of the center for medicare an medicaid services. let's listen. >> and those who are not part of a group plan could go to get affordable coverage. we know that consumers are having difficulty enrolling via the marketplace website. it is important to note that the affordable care act, however, is more than just a website. it creates a new market which allows people to access quality, affordable health care. it allows them to have insurance options. it creates a pooling of consumers into statewide group plans that can spread the risk between sick people and healthy people, between young and old, and then bargains on their behalf to get them the best deal on health insurance. by creating competition where there wasn't competition before, insurers are now eager for new business and have created new health care plans with more choices. the premiums for coverage were lower than expected and millions of americans will also qualify for tax credits to make the coverage even

. >> an apology from marilyn tavanner about the problems of the affordable care act website. testifying before a sharply critical house committee. it has been one year since hurricane sandy hit the northeast and people are still dealing with insurance claims to clean up of hurricane sandy estimated to be around $65 billion. u.n. officials confirm an outbreak of polio and syria the first in 14 years. there are ten confirmed cases, most of those tested are babies and toddlers. last week the u.s. launched a campaign to immunize 2.5 million children against polio and other diseases. those are the headlines here on al jazeera. real money with ali velshi is next. >> we've all heard if you like your plan you can keep it. not so fast. while millions who already buy their own health insurance are sick over what obamacare could do to their bottom line. just in time for the holidays one expert said the consumer landscape is the land mediocrity. and i'm ali velshi, this is "real money." >> this is real money. join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter at aj real money.

an apology by marilyn tavener. she was testifying before a sharply critical house committee. >>> it's been one year since hurricane sandy hit the new york and new jersey coast lines. the cleanup tapped to exceed $65 billion. >> i'm dave warren with your national forecast. two different extremes between the west coast and the east coast, winter storm out west, many winter weather advisories and storm warnings in effect, dumping a lot of snow over the montana area, that storm still centered over nevada but beginning to movies. cold air is behind it, warm air ahead of it. 80s and 70s from memphis to houston, billings, montana, 44. outlook for thursday, halloween, looks like we'll have the warm air coming up over the great lakes as it starts to push east and rain and colder temperatures there in the northern plains as the cold air comes behind it. what to expect, in new york, rain wednesday and thursday could linger into friday. temperatures upper 60s loafer 70s. drying out by the weekend. del. >> dave warren, thank yo

the chief of that department, marilyn tavenner, will testify under oath, that is her on the screen. c-ms got plenty of blame a week ago when the contractors who put together the failed website testified. this is part of what was said. >> cms has the ultimate decision for a live or no-go decision. not cgi. we were not in a position. we're there to support our client. it is not our position to tell our client whether they should go live or not go live. >> all of the risks that we saw and all the concerns we had regarding testing were all shared with cms? >> that is decision made by cms. that is a cms call. that is contract not a contract towel call. >> we informed cms more testing was necessary. >> sir we're never been the systems integrate tore and we are not the systems integrator. >> who is charge for the systems integrator? >> cms is in charge end to end. bill: kevin brady, republican on the house ways and means committee. you will be in the hearing room. >> good morning bill. bill: what is your first question? you thought about it overnight. what did you come up with? >> like man

. >>> well, just mention the name marilyn monroe and people think beauty and glamour.ords are up for auction. and we're learning she may have undergone some cosmetic procedures. saraya fidel reports. >>> physician note and x-rays reveal hollywood sex symbol, marilyn monroe, underwent cosmetic surgery. >> she was willing to have cosmetsic surgery to do that, to enhance her looks. >> reporter: a set of six x- rays and doctors notes offers her partial medical history from the 1950s and 60s. >> it was a time people didn't talk about it. in fact, they really didn't do it. so this would have been a time when anesthesia was unsafe. >> reporter: dr. jay calvert is a board certified plastic surgeon and rhinoplasty surgeon. >> she was always seen as a natural beauty. and this is a big surprise to me. >> she's surprised the glamorous actress had a chin augmentation and underwent surgery for her nose. >> there were just much greater risk for the procedures. just shows her spirit in really wanting to be the best at what she did. >> and his reaction to hear the medical documents are

. >>> robert redford takes on a different role and images of marilyn monroe the world has never seen. >> we have those stories and more in today's eye on entertainment. >> reporter: the new york film festival showcased robert redford's new film "all is lost." he barely speaks a word in the movie giving an all action performance as a lone sailor trying to keep his yacht afloat. >> in this case words would have gotten if the way. this allows the audience to come in and be part of the experience with the actor. >> reporter: some of marilyn monroe's medical files go up for auction next month. they include sprays of the screen legend showing she had the bombshell actress had a chin implant and a nose job. and a who's who of smart and successful women got together in new york. lily tomlin hosted this year's women in media awards. >> power of women is extremely important to the equation and we have to provide more avenues for women to succeed and surpass. >> tonight is a night when we can honor women who really are making a difference. >> reporter: some of cbs' daytime funniest comedic talen

marilyn tavenner, the administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services apologized for all of the problems with the site. she placed the blame on tardy contractors. that did not satisfy members of the house committee who were frustrated when tavenner would not answer some of the key questions. nancy cordes socapitol hill for us tonight. nancy. >> reporter: scott, the main thing members wanted to know was how many americans have managed to navigate this system and actually sign up for insurance. they asked her dozens of times, but she wouldn't answer. >> i want to apologize to you that the web site has not worked as well as it should. >> reporter: marilyn tavenner insisted today the obamacare web site's poor performance had nothing to do with her unwillingness to share enrollment figures. >> we will not have that until mid-november. we have people who are shopping now. we expect the initial number to be small. >> reporter: how small? tavenner wouldn't say. originally the administration had aimed to enroll half a million people in october alone. committee chairman dave ca

marilyn about the problems with the affordable care health act exchange. the head of the senate for medicaid and medicare services was testifying before a sharply critical house committee. it has been one year now since hurricane sandy slammed new york and new jersey, people still dealing with insurance claims the clean up of hurricane sandy estimated to top $65 billion. >> a woman is sexually assaulted on a college campus, her attacker made a once in a lifetime bad decision. the men behind these life altering crimes are often repeat offenders. this week al jazeera's program america tonight is foe discussing on the problem in a special series called sex crimes on campus. private and pricy, with a post card perfect campus, is known for it's commitment to social justice. so it is even more striking that this campus is rivetted by reports of rape and sexual assault, much of it allegedly committed by repeat offenders. >> i ended up walking back to his place, with him. once we were there he raped me. >> this woman now a junior says she was raped in her first ye

marilyn in texas.ase, marilyn. >> caller: hello there, cramer. >> hi, marilyn. >> caller: are you having a great day? >> couldn't be better. how about you? >> caller: looks beautiful in texas. >> there was here, too. there was a fire drill. went outside. did a lot of work. didn't let anybody bother me. it was fabulous. what's up? >> caller: i want to know about cheesecake factory. i invested in them a long time ago at your not recommendation, but an assessment you had, and they were doing really good there for a while. and then they dropped and then all of a sudden, boom, they're shooting up. and i sold a few stocks of, or a few shares, of cheesecake factory, but i held on to some. >> our friend, bob olstein, friend of herb greenberg, said this company was about to bust out, it was very inexpensive. this was a really remarkable quarter they reported. it's not going higher. that stock could go to 50. >>> the best of the best, top of the line, cream of the crop is what you should be looking at. best of b

marilyn monroe must be 800 pager long, and the accursed is about 800 pages long or 600. but zombie is a novella, it's only about 140 pages. so if you like short work, then i have a novel called "rape: ae love story," a novella, and that's very short. >> host: joyce carol oates. her most recent book, "the accursed." this is booktv on c-span2. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> here are some of the books published in 2006. booktv's ninth year on c-span2. james swanson's account of the assassination of president lincoln, "manhunt," was released that year as well as madeleine albright's reflections on the role of religion in world affairs, "the mighty and almighty." a sheave shay rinse, "imperial life

. >> marilyn zahm: if the american public knew what was going on in our system, half would be outragedhe other half would apply for benefits. >> kroft: marilyn zahm and randy frye are two of the country's 1,500 disability judges. they are also the president and vice-president of the association of administrative law judges. they are each expected to read, hear, and decide up to 700 appeals a year to clear a backlog of nearly a million cases. they say disability lawyers have flooded the system with cases that shouldn't be there. >> zahm: in 1971, fewer than 20% of claimants were represented. now, over 80% of claimants are represented by attorneys or representatives. >> kroft: why do you think there's so many more lawyers involved in this than there used to be? >> zahm: it's lucrative. >> randy frye: follow the money. >> kroft: last year, the social security administration paid a billion dollars to claimants' lawyers out of its cash-strapped disability trust fund. the biggest chunk, $70 million, went to binder and binder, the largest disability firm in the country. lawyer jenna fliszar a

marilyn in texas. marily marilyn! >> hi, jim. boo-yah. >> boo-yah, marilyn. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good. how are you? >> i'm doing well except for it's raining in texas. >> all right. >> i want to ask you about insight. i bought the it when it was real low, and i bought about a hundred shares of it and last time it shot up 44 and i sold off some, but i kept some and now i know they have earnings coming out tomorrow and they're down, like 5%. >> remember, they've got something perhaps for rheumatoid arthritis and any time you hear that anyone has anything for r.a., it is fabulous news. the idea that they've got something is what's more important to the earnings. i would stick with it because if you have anything that lessens rheumatoid arthritis your company could be in for multi-year move. congratulations to you. can i go to katherine in florida, please? katherine. >> hi, jim. thank you so much for returning my call and taking your expertise and time. >> of course. >> with the obama health care situation either yesterday or today and it didn't help. it didn't work out. wh

monroe is worth one marilyn monroe went to scar blue i'll be cool for you the seven year itch i was in the movie they were making when i and joe dimaggio got very ticked ya know watch it. the the does it hurt to get the you know what every time i get a new tattoo off with house crushing the pain is it definitely hurts all of every single one so to me that's sick yet in other words i give up the do today i can i get let's go get some pain. you have enough pain in your life why do you take the liberal pain you know what i still haven't figured that one out. ok we have some social media questions for you miss fairies wegg on twitter you've been in the game for nine years now do you feel you still have more to rap about. you know what when people ask me questions like that the answer is simply i cannot fit thirty three years to life in five five biggest you know five c.d.'s so of course there's always a you know events change in my life and things happen and so there's always a noose on the rack is read music or is it it's spoken poetry in a sense just depends on artists so you know you

. >> marilyn manson is, i know he is a big fan of the show. schedule. he was going to be near north carolina where we are shooting. wouldn't it be weird if marilyn manson came to north carolina while we were shooting and saw what that was like. so he showed up. we actually like, threw a wig on him. took his makeup off. put him into scene of the show. but, he was a great guy, completely nice. completely cool. but the day he left, we are staying at a small, mom, and pop hotel. family friendly. manson stayed there too. when he left, we got a call from the hotel. they're like, manson trashed the room. we were like, really that's odd. yeah, the lady said there was pizza on the ceiling. red liquid everywhere. broken glass. she said there were

she is marilyn tavenner.al how many people have been able to sign up for coverage so far. no numbers yet. repeatedly saying those figures won't be able until next month. but she said she is well aware of the problems with the site and those problems will be fixed as soon as possible. >> some have had trouble creating accounts and logging into the site while others have received confusing error messages or had to wait slow response times. this initial experience has not lived up to our expectations or the expectations of the american people and it is not acceptable. >> speaking of not acceptable, cnn money has now learned that a cyber security expert found a way to hack into users' accou accounts, found a way to hack into healthcare.gov. he says it wasn't even that hard. allis allison kosik with he in new york. >> as if the obama care website didn't have enough problems already. a software tester in arizona figured out a way to hack into users' accounts. all you have to do is guess an existing user name and th

. >> marilyn manson is, i know he is a big fan of the show.n, right? >> we were looking at his tour schedule. he was going to be near north carolina where we are shooting. wouldn't it be weird if marilyn manson came to north carolina while we were shooting and saw what that was like. so he showed up. we actually like, threw a wig on him. took his makeup off. put him into a scene of the show. but, he was a great guy, completely nice. completely cool. but the day he left, we are staying at a small, mom, and pop hotel. family friendly. manson stayed there too. when he left, we got a call from the hotel. they're like, manson trashed the room. we were like, really that's odd. yeah, the lady said there was pizza on the ceiling. red liquid everywhere. broken glass. she said there were sex toilys. sunny wouldn't describe what they were. >> jimmy: you asked her to. >> please, i need more details. how many ribs are on it. in my head he was friendly and nice. i wonder if there is an element he has to sort of portray that sort of crazy edge. i was imagini

. >>> marilyn monroe spent some time under the knife. she did it under the alias joan newman. >>> william shatner has released his newest music video "ponder the mystery". it is just as bizarre as you would hope from captain kirk. ♪ ponder the mystery >> sounds like spoken word. >>> oprah tweeted yesterday that she is having the biggest yard sale ever on november 2 in santa barbara. proceeds will go to the leadership academy foundation. i don't know if there will be cars available. >> i wonder if i can go early. >>> the first full length trailer is out for "american hustle" with with an all-star cast. >>> michele bachmann was interviewed about her views on "snl's" view of her. >> we had a lot of calls that people thought it was me in the skit. as a 57-year-old woman it has been a long time since i have been confused for a 20-year-old. >>> i'm betty nguyen. this is "early today." we hope this is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. good mornin

. >> marilyn's congressional delegation say they are mortified --maryland's congressional delegationey are mortified. >> statutorily we get paid. i will vote not to get paid. >> other members of congress say they are donating their pay to charity. what part of the shutdown has you feeling steamed? >> the winner of last night's megamillions jarring. winner --e the sole last night's megamillions drawings. check those tickets. the mega ball is the number 1. congratulations, whoever you are. good morning, everybody. i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. very pleasant out this morning. >> it feels ok. we are shooting for a high of 85. the dew points are in the 50's. 62 at the airport. there is some patchy fog in some areas. high temperature of 85. i do not think we will break any records. things are going to change a little bit as we head into the weekend. time to check on the roads. >> good morning. so far so good. 55 miles per hour around frederick road on the west side and in great shape in both loops. around 11 minutes from 9

marilyn monroe. >> if you have a diva of a dog, why not make them marilyn mutt-roe. >> blake wants a back, gave her a little bit of a blond weave there. and lots and lots of diamonds. >> that is so cute. >> very cute. >> and the escort is nice and dapper. >> of course. let's bring out jen and dexter. this is the beach babe. >> this is a hot dog. >> oh, my gosh, a surfer. >> instead of the traditional wiener dog, this is a dog that's so hot. there he goes. and what's great about this costume is this is actually good as a last-minute costume. you already have your beach wear at home. the only thing that sort of required anything was to make the sun mask. all we did was add cardboard. >> wasting away in margaritaville. >> i love it. >> and for covering hope, we want to say hi to them. >> let's bring out debbie and erica. oh, my god. what is this? tell us. >> a monkey, organ grinder monkey. >> i can't take it. >> oh, he's going potty. oh, no. did he do it? >> he has to go. >> he can't see. >> oh, no! >> oh. >> if your little buddy is a little monkey, of course, he's right by a fire hydra

ultimately the vehicle stopped at second and marilyn north east and they were able to capture the suspect. i personally spoke with the officer and he was doing well. he is a 23 year veteran of the united states capitol police, and he is doing very well. he was at the hospital when i spoke with him, but he is doing just fine. i don't have the specific injuries. vehicle apparently struck the barricade behind us. it appears all around the capital, it works exceptionally well. we did have a lockdown of the capital and were able to lock quickly,wn extremely keeping everybody safe, notifying everybody of what was going on. had a briefing probably within the hour of what was going on. we obviously are investigating with local law enforcement agencies. it appears to be an isolated, single matter. at this point, no reference to terrorism. from the facts and circumstances we have thus far, it appears there is no relation. are you asking me are telling me? we are not talking about the suspect. not releasing any information on the suspect. >> can you talk about the child in the car? >> my understandi

marilyn has a considerable amount of public sport.n favorably of her from her work in virginia running the health and human services department. but she's in the middle of a very, very large storm, kathleen sebelius is going to experience that storm tomorrow and part of it has to do with the poor communication the administration has done on exactly what the implications of the way that this health care law is changing the individual health insurance marketplace would be. the whole point of the law was to change the individual market, which was something which wasn't available to a lot of people and provided bare bones plans but because of the minimum standards in the obama care law, many of those plans are now being cancelled and people were not prepared for that. a lot of people heard the president say if you have your haeg health insurance you can keep it as something that was universally applied. that's not how the president meant it but they did a poor job of explaining that and now people are feeling deceived and that's a huge pr

marilyn tavenner told a house intelligence committee that things are improving. her boss, kathleen sebelius, health and human services secretary will testify tomorrow. some rub licks called for kathleen sebelius to resign. >> several reports surfaced saying as many as 2 million americans have health insurance now, and won't be able to renew their plan next year. it's not what the president has been saying. as david shuster reports, these reports are becoming a practical and political headache for the white house. >> pam ae said that anybody that likes -- president obama said that anybody who likes their coverage can keep it. the reality is insurance companies have to make adjustments. hundreds of thousands of insurers are forced to cancel plans unless they had them prior to 2010. starting n year under the affordable care act, insurance companies must meet basic minimum standards called essential health standards. 10 must be covered - including doctors visits,: a plan that does not include all of these can't be offered. insurance companies are sepding cancellation

. >> reporter: republicans grilled marilyn tavenner about americans on the individual insurance market who have seen their current coverage canceled or modifieded. more than 1 million with cnn's estimate. >> you have no idea? >> reporter: as they pressed her for the number of americans unable to enroll in obama care. >> we'll have those numbers available in november. in november. we'll have those numbers available in mid-november. >>> the director of the embattled nsa defending his agency surveillance operations. general keith alexander telling members of the house and intelligence community that the u.s. has never gathered e-mail and phone of citizens in france and spain. insisting the work of the nsa is focused on keeping the american people safe. >> there has not been a mass intel here in the u.s. since 2001. that's not by luck. they didn't stop hating us. they didn't say that they were going to just forgive this. they continue to try. >> general alexander did seem frustrated or at least angry. went on to say that media outlets have misinterpreted documents that were leaked by edwar

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. >>> marilyn monroe said it, diamonds are a girls best friend. >> ladies you'll want to see this one. it is the world's most expensive diamond. it is 59.6 carats and it's called the pink star. it is on display in london. it is by far the largest of its kind ever found and it's also one of the rarest. it's bigger than her eye. it goes up for auction next month and it could go for more than $60 million. they put it up against her face to give it perspective how massive it is. that's too big for her finger. >> i just want to clarify, this has nothing to do with kim kardashian's ring. >> you had to bring it up. kanye could afford that one. >> probably dry the bank account out somehow. >>> look at that forecast. sunny skies. temperatures in the mid 70s. no rain in the forecast. by the weekend, it also looks pretty good. warmer weather inland. >>> thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here at 6:00. our broadcast tonight, hot seat. called in front of congress. the contractors who put together the health care website face some tough questions and reveal what happened in the days leading

marilyn had big news in that theieir preremiums s will be lor than anticipipated.. what are you hearingng from your members?s? >> i don't think anybody wants to wt. the c challenge is for a lot of the e regional companieses aroud re. the implemeation n is going very well in the distct of coluia, t if your companyny has one partf thee office here d another part elsewhere in the e region, you are pulling yr hair out. all of tse rules and regulations, and lack of clary. another year inflammation -- implemention deadlin and the uncertainty on capitol hill -- everyone wants to take some time to step back and breathe bit. >> you have virgininia runun bye feral government t because thee governor opted out. let ask y, chris, ' been hearing abouthe repupublicans. something has got to give on obamacare. ll anything change in ththe end? >> no, that's the shorort answe. the best way to look at the governnt shutdown is basically a proxy war over obamacare. ththe president has de i abundantly clear that this i basilly his second term legacy . it's not o only the passage of e law,

theave the latest update on glitches behind marilyn's health-care exchange sign up, and newly released numbers on how many people are trying to get enrolled. these stories >> i guess expect sweater weather? >> that is coming our way for sure. rain is down here. skies will clear overnight. another rain chance late wednesday night into thursday. might linger into friday. it will depend on the remnants of tropical storm carry. rain chances comeback. but i think it is gone. that is in time for the race and the football game. . >>> on our broadcast tonight, strike force. inside a pair of daring raids overseas the u.s. catches one of the world's most wanted. how they pulled it off and what to do with him now. >>> the ripple effect. the government shutdown now a week old hitting families and businesses. >>> moment of impact. a new view of the crash that's shaken up the world of auto racing and the technology credited with shavi saving live >>> and raising the bar. first in the nation in mast and science. now outperform ing most of the world. tonight an american success story. "nightly news" b

this is a slow-moving cold front that will make an appearance by marilyn and that is when we will talk about a chance for rain. we had a north easterly wind and that a little bit worrisome am a sometimes we get locked in the northeasterly wind we get clouds stuck in place, drizzle as well. it is good to see they are now transitioning to more of a southerly flow, starting to see a southeasterly flow right around the airport as well. that will allow us to warm up and leaves close to as we get into theeastern -- afternoon. you might stay a little bit cooler. that is where we are seeing temperatures in the mid-60s in places like delaware. we are approaching 70 degrees already downtown in baltimore and 65 at the airport. 75 degrees is achievable by 3 p.m. in the downtown area might get in the low 70's expected to stay mostly cloudy him and that's not mean the sun will make a brief appearance between the clouds. you are falling to 63 degrees. you do stay mostly cloudy but it is a mostly dry night as the showers will stay in the stern maryland or stay down in the 50s or the overnight temperat