the first one is the president yesterday issuing his mea culpa and more. let's watch these. >> my expectation was that for 98% of the american, people, it generally wouldn't change at all or they would be pleasantly surprised with the options in the market place. and that the grandfather clause would cover the rest. that proved not to be the case. and that's on me. >> it is important to me that everybody who has been hurt know that the sorrow i feel is genuine. >> americans have every right to expect a more effective response in a time of emergency. when a federal government fails to meet such an obligation, i as president am responsible for the problem. >> there you have three mea culpas, very different, how difficult for the president when his own personal credibility is questioned. when it looks like barack obama made a series of speeches telling forces to the american people over his project, has to be bad. >> the mea culpa is a ritual in american politics. in this case for president obama, i think the reason he dragged on and on yesterday, and a week

it is higher. >> i tell you, guys, what helps a lot is a mea cullpa. i have to run. to get back to connecticut. thank you. >>> thank you, bill. on friday disgraced former penn state coach jerry sandusky appealed his conviction. one of the victims aaron fisherb would have spoken out sooner if only a law, called aaron's law had been in place and maybe could have stopped san dusky. he wrote a book an unimaginable act chronicling her own history of the child care abuse. joining us is erin. >> thank you for having me. >> explain how your law in eight states could have stopped jerry sandusky. >> when you look at jerry sandusky, look at the first boythat was abused. he could if he had the erin law. taught the same way, dare to say no to drugs, speak up and tell. unfortunately, the only message that kids get is from the perpetrator. this is a secret and you will have numerous victims. perpetrators don't stop after one victim. >> that's the case with you. your book is so compelling and heartbreaking. and you detail starting at six years old, your friend's uncle began to sexua

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the democrats who were in revolt before the obama mea culpa press conference where the mea culpa lasted about an hour and a half, and then it was gop culpa ever since. but he does this press conference. he announces a fix which was a sham from the beginning. it wasn't a fix to undo the cancellations. and the idea is that democrats should be quiet. it stayed the revolt. but there is only so long that democrats who are going to be -- going to lose their seats in the senate are going to stay quiet. and it's not going to be a long time. >> see, i think that's a distortion, charles. the fact that you lay out the numbers, look, there is turn in the insurance market, especially in the individual market. you say oh, there has been so many people added for the thousands that have been lost. most of the people within the six-month period were going to lose those policies anyway. what we're talking about is a problem with health insurance in the united states that has been, you know, just demanding that somebody fix it. and in the good spirit i would hope that republicans would say to their republ

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yell be said hh unployment, low inflaon means the fed has more work to do and by work she mea pouring money into the economy. what does it mean for you? easy money policy means generally interest rates stay low. it a complex relaonship. we'll take tt on faith. easy mey meanshe dollar ays weak, american exports could be stronger, good for deficit but jon and laur bad for oil prices. 's gng to take more dollars to buy a barrel. it's bad news for europe which is suffering its own recession now, as americ dollars are cheap a our products are cheaper, that could be trouble for europe. >> one to watch. thank you ve much. >> 6:19. let's chec with christina loren to find ou what's going on. >> hey, goodorning to you, jon and laura. good morning t you at home. we've got densfog. i don't want to the catch you offguard. you can see mostly cloudy we have really deep pocketsut there so you do want to take it easy. thatog will likely slow you wait for your weend forecast, weave it right here a the bottom of your screen. every single parof theay area is covered. so let's talk about that fog and head

. >> so, when the president reaches out today -- and there were many mea culpas, regrets, apologies. any of that register with you? >> yeah, he doesn't know what he is talking about. he doesn't have to shop insurance. he told me, go spend some time on the market place and shop around. i did that. right after he said it. 32% increase in my premiums, and he said, 15% was outrageous. >> so the argument you're the exception of the rule, you're among those that are in a distinct minority, what do you make of that? any more of a -- >> the statement was, i can keep my plan, period. not you can keep your plan if your an -- except if you're an exception. there weren't any exceptions. so, to me, this has been a disaster for me, for friends of mine who have small businesses, we're all in the same bet, whether it's small businesses or individuals, we have all had our insurance cancelled for no reason. i had no claims. my deductible was $2,700 a year. never come close to it. the insurance company was happy. i was happy. and now my whole world has been thrown into a tizzy. i'm 62 yours ol'. i shou

support sinking and democrats on the edge of revolt, president obama decided it was time for a full mea culpa. >> it's on me. >> the president denied that he was aware of the disaster of healthcare.gov. >> he was not informed directly that the website would not be working. i don't think i'm stupid enough to go around saying, this is going to be like shopping on amazon or travelocity a week before the website opened if i thought it wasn't going to work. >> the president proposed a fix. >> insurers can extend current plans that otherwise would be canceled into 2014, and the americans whose plans were canceled can choose to reenroll in the same kind of plan. >> but there's no guarantee that the insurers will offer the same plans. changing the rules after the healthcare plans already met the requirements of the law could destabilize the market and end in higher premiums for consumers. it wasn't a good day for republicans either. telling tales of canceled coverage. >> nearly 25,000 nevadans lose insurance under obamacare. >> the president forcing insurers to offer the old plans. it's a fight

that contradicts earlier reports that a mea culpa was being -- asd as hard of talks part of talks. deal or no deal, last-minute efforts to finalize the security pact between the united states and afghanistan appear to hinge on whether president barack obama agrees to write a letter acknowledging the u.s. made mistakes during the 12-year war. a move that has been demanded by the afghan president but ruled out by washington. no need for the united states to apologize to afghanistan. quite the contrary. we have sacrificed and supported them in their democratic progress and in tackling the insurgency and al qaeda. >> the ongoing debate comes as afghanistan prepares to host a gathering of 2500 tribal and political leaders in the loya jirga. u.s. hasn accord, the said it will pull out all its troops by the end of 2014. pact is notecurity signed, afghanistan will face the same crisis it faced 12 years ago. there will be a civil war and misery again in the country. the bilateral security deal is opposed by many afghans. jalalabad, thousands of students turned out to protest. do note partic

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there is no mea culpa, no let me be honest, explain what happened.re is no acknowledgment of the pain people like ed irgs e sundby are going through. it's as if they don't exist. >> having been in a white house that's besieged by media criticism and criticism from the left and the right you do get into a bunker mentality. i support president obama. i voted for him. i support the affordable care act. when i talk like this, especially on this station, people at the white house look at me like i'm an adversary. i support this president. i support the legislation. we screwed up. the american people need to hear us say that. then we can go on and help national health care. we have to take care of people who can't afford the increased coverage we should have said from the start is going to cost you. >> there could have been a fair debate about that. >> a fair debate. >> a real debate about the real law. this is like pulling your best friend aside and saying, that dress does not look good on you. you need to go up two sizes, sistnk of this. thank you for be

mea members did not have to enroll in their voluntary benefits. they automatically enroll as the prior year. we still make sure they understood, you don't have to reenroll but if you want to make changes you can do it by 31st. the confirmation letters we are still entering. we decided to go ahead and release the retiree population confirmation letters. the school district and ccd confirmation letters. we finished that processing. we will be releasing the letters by midweek next week with the act to follow. that concludes the summary that i have unless you have any questions. >> i'm going back to the people soft being down. given the currency of websites, can you give me some assurance that this is in no way impeding in getting people enrolled? >> it does impede us to some degree particularly this 83. -- year. it goes down for the active payroll processing and it's been down since noon yesterday and it will be down on a thursday prior to a pay period, pay checks being printed on tuesday. this is the first time. we've been at this for about a year.

¿harán otra mea culpa con esto de la reforma migratoria al darse cuenta que no hicieron nada?s interesa. >> vamos a hacer, y tras republicano saudita, dos de california y uno de la florida y dos de aquí, hechos han dicho que están apoyando esta propuesta de reforma de la cámara baja, lo están haciendo sólo porque su mapa demográfico les está empujando. o sea que cuando no haya latinos, como diríamos... gracias por llamar. ¿?de donde nos llama? >> . >> lo escuchamos. >> mi nombre es... en base a la política que se está manejando ahora mismo los republicanos van a tener un duro golpe con nosotros los latinos aquí. la votación que viene por ahí. nosotros los latinos vamos a tratar de sacar a esa persona porque le estás en lo mucho daño a los latinos. ellos mismos están haciendo daño y ellos no se están imaginando eso. si ellos nos favorecen a los latinos, quiero el voto a favor, pero ahora lo tienen en contra con todo eso que han tenido al presidente, hacerle daño, ellos mismos se están haciendo el daño. >> muchísimas gracias, señor, un saludo a todos nuestros hermanos que nos mi

to get your reaction to the president and his comments that he made yesterday, basically putting his mea culpa out there about the many admissions of this fumble. >> another mistake that we made i think was underestimating the difficulties of people purchasing insurance online and shopping for a lot of options with a lot of costs and a lot of different benefits and plans and somehow expecting that this would be very smooth. >> as we look at comparing the national issue with what happened in massachusetts, the health care rollout of that state when it happened in the early 2000s, '06, where just 123 people enrolled in that first month. then we look at obama care's weak rollout numbers they beat massachusetts numbers percentagewise and that's the standard we use to measure success. jonathan, explain to all of us how much of the worry should the aca and the anemic sign-up numbers be for people who are looking for this to rise over a marathon period of time as opposed to a sprint? >> i mean you put it exactly right. we should not be measuring the success of the aca in days and weeks but in m

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> with republicans and democrats on the verge of a revolt president obama decided it was time for a mea culpa. >> it's on me. >> the president denied he was aware of pre launch tests that warned of disaster. >> i was not informed correctly that the website would not be working. i don't think i'm stupid enough to say this is going to be like shopping an amazon or travelosity a week before the website opened if i thought it wasn't going to work. >> with millions seeing existing policies cancelled as a result of the law, the president proposed a fix. >> insurers can extent current plans into 2014, and americans whose plans have been cancelled can choose to reenrol in the same kind of plan. >> there's no guarantee insurers will offer the old plan. in a statement top lobbyists slam the proposal. changing the rules after plans met the requirements of the law could destabilize the market and result in higher premiums, it was not good fuf for republicans, taking turns on the house floor. telling tails of coverage. 25,000 lose. >> democrats threatening to defy president obama. some bills forcing

his mea culpa coming as pressure rises from democrats for a response. obama's popularity rating has hit new lows. the latest new polls has him at 39%. to canada now where police have wrapped up a global child pornography ring. in all, nearly 350 people arrested around the world in connection with the case. the international operation dubbed project spade also helping rescue 386 children. the investigation beginning in 2010 when a website selling illegal images of children was trace back to toronto. let's listen to the head of the toronto police unit outlining the types of people picked up in the dragnet. >> the number of people that had close contact with children, the arrests included 40 school teachers, nine doctors and nurses, 32 people who volunteered with children, six law enforcement personnel, nine pastors or priests and three foster parents. >> to sri lanka where the president is on the defensive at a major international summit. the gathering that start this friday in colombo overshadowed by criticism of the crackdown that ended the tamil tiger

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obama and his extraordinary mea culpa. >> that's on me. i mean we fumbled the rollout on this health care law. there are a whole bunch of things about it that are working really well, which people didn't notice. >> cnn is covering the health care crisis from all sides, we begin with chief congressional correspondent dana bash on capitol hill. dana, take it away. >> reporter: certainly a lot of democrats here were relieved that president obama gave that mea culpa, said that he was going to fix his broken promise but the issue is that a lot of democrats here also made that broken promise so they feel they have some work to do. the president was fairly done explaining his obama care fix when his chief of staff arrived on capitol hill to sell it to worried democrats especially those on the ballot next year. >> this isn't about elections, this is about making sure people have affordable health care. >> denis mcdonough knows full well it's about both, a big reason the president is asking insurance companies to reinstate consumer's health plans i

he's offered theó[ mea culpa. he said this stops with me.didn't throw anyone in his administration under the bus. all of those things are admirable. now he must move forward as david said, balanced budgets help things out. if that's your position. he needs progressive policy that makes americans satisfied. >> i wonder, david, do people want him to throw somebody under the about us? is it the kathleen sebelius? someone does have to be blamed for the president. the president says the buck stops with me. it's on me. are people fatigued of hearing that? do they want to see the president say this person is to blame and it's not just the buck stops here? >> i'm not sure they want to fire somebody, but they sure as heck want the government in better hands. and they want some serious adults who are in charge of things who are accountable that they can looking to with some sense of okay, we're in a much better place. let me go back to the reagan example. you know, he brought in a whole new team after iran-contra. he brought in howard baker as his chi

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gwen: a presidential mea culpa on health care. lit stop the bleeding or cost him the credibility he needs on other issues like iran? tonight on "washington week." the president falls on his sword. >> ultimately i'm the head of this team. we did fumble the ball on it and what i'm going to do is make sure that we get it fixed. gwen: and his opponents smell blood. >> this wasn't a small mistake. this wasn't a scaling mistake. this was a monumental mistake, to go live and effectively explode on the launch pad. gwen: even before the president's admission that he should have known but didn't, that his health care plan was not ready for prime time, democrats were joining the criticism. >> i personal lip believe, even if it takes a change in the law, the president should honor the commitment the federal government made to those people. gwen: how much of a hit did the white house take this week and is it too late to sal rage the health care plan or the president's credibility? that could be an important question for the u.s. as it seeks to

gwen: a presidential mea culpa on health care. lit stop the bleeding or cost him the credibility he needs on other issues like iran? tonight on "washington week." the president falls on his sword. >> ultimately i'm the head of this team. we did fumble the ball on it and what i'm going to do is make sure that we get it fixed. gwen: and his opponents smell blood. >> this wasn't a small mistake. this wasn't a scaling mistake. this was a monumental mistake, to go live and effectively explode on the launch pad. gwen: even before the president's admission that he should have known but didn't, that his health care plan was not ready for prime time, democrats were joining the criticism. >> ier

a presidential mea culpa. >> we did fumble the ball on it. and what i'm going to do is make sure that we get it fixed. >> reporter: it's a huge relief for senate democrats, who are now scrambling to come up with their own legislative fix to the affordable care act. >> the president's announcement was a great first step. and we will probably need legislation to make it stick. >> reporter: but first, today, the house will vote on a republican-led solution, even though house republicans still ultimately want to repeal it. >> when you look at obama care, frankly, i don't think there's a way to fix it. >> reporter: the president's fix is only temporary. the last two years, the president promised, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. >> if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. >> reporter: but that wasn't true. so, the president is proposing that the millions of americans who have been dropped by their health insurance, should now be allowed to keep their current plan for one more year. the problem is, the insurance companies ma

. >> for the longest time it wasn't a mea culpa, it was a dea culpa. he was blaming the insurance companies, absolutely trashing the insurance companies leaving out the critical fact that it was his law that forced the insurance companies to cancel all those plans. now on thursday and friday, he's begging the insurance companies to bail him out. they're not likely to do so, are they? >> they're not likely to do so for the very simple reason that they won't make the profits that they've been counting on if they do. it's a super-complicated system set up, obama care, and there's super complexity as to why the government should have gotten involved in this in the first place, but it's a super-complex formula that boils down to unless the healthy, inexpensive people sign up and pay their premiums, there's not going to be enough money for the insurance companies to make a profit and cover the sick and people who need it most. >> yeah, once those policies are term nalinate terminated, they're gone. a lot of these insurance carriers have literally left the in

. >> reporter: a truly remarkable presidential mea culpa. in fact, one of the president's long-time friends telling abc news this was one of the most deflating days of his presidency, still not enough for congress which plans on voting on a bill tomorrow which would further alter the affordable care act. diane? >> thank you, jim. we have george stephanopoulos standing by to weigh in. first, we asked rebecca jarvis talking to insurance companies to tell us if today's announcement means that premiums are going to increase. >> reporter: what's important and what every american should hear is that the vast majority of us will see everything remain the same as a result of this announcement. those who are covered by medicare, medicaid or employer insurance will have the exact same premiums next year that they already expected to pay. >> they are already locked in, but there is a small minority that is at risk. >> reporter: those who have lost their plans already under obama care, those people will now have to go back to their insurance companies.

i mea this is half of that. and so, how many of them are on the staff at any given time? 24 hours seven days a week? >> yeah, so we are actually we are budgeted to have 12, people in the division. and we currently have, no, ten, we currently have ten, we have two positions that we are working on filling. so we have, in the evenings and nighttime we have one person on at any time. and throughout the day we usually have three people three to people in the field and one supervisor in house to respond. >> and that is seven days a week? or is that sundays? >> that is seven days. actually, can i call up our captain brown is over sees the field division and he can answer the questions that you have about the field. and the numbers of people that we have out there. >> good morning. >> so currently we have three officers out in the field, one sworn officer that is covering our dispatch ship and we have myself which is a supervisor that over sees the field service. >> and so at ten on a tuesday morning, or four on a thursday afternoon, or, noon on a saturday, there are typically th

i feel like i need to begin tonight a mea cullpa and a confession if i will. hard on president obama and ridiculed his outrageous lies about keeping my health care and doctors. those were lies that he said over and over. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. if you like your health care plan, you will be able to cope your health care plan, period. >> if you like the plan you can keep. it >> if you like your doctor you will keep your drchlt if you like your health care plan you will keep it. >> if you like your doctor, you should be able to keep your health care. >> if you like your plan and you like your doctor and will not have to do a thing. >> you will be able to keep that insurance. >> if you like your doctor, keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan keep it? >> if you like your doctor keep your plan. if you like your $doctor cope your drchlt keep your health care plan. if you like your health care plan keep your health care plan. >> keep your health care plan. >> if you like your dra cop your drr. if you like

neil: do to get his mea culpa? >> i mean, what else are we going to do.ways makes me crazy because i don't know anything about sports, so sports medicine. [laughter] >> i think republicans should not get too cocky. we have a big election coming up. i'm looking at 2016. neil: we could bypass 2014. [laughter] >> i think it's obvious that hillary clinton will run. neil: do think it's a drag on democrats? i raised this with your father and ted cruz and others as well. ms. have people rethinking government and their intentions are good, but it shows how horribly awry can it can go, even when the president acknowledges the existence that we know that the government is that at this stuff. i just wish he would've said that. and that might help republicans. >> it will help them especially in this is the exact ideological difference. and if you think the health care rollout is successful, you're a democrat, definitely. but maybe you should take a second look at the republican party. because for me sometimes i waver on what i really stand and show me this rollout ri

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