they met with the chair of the house intelligence committee mike rodgers.delegation spoke after their meeting about global eaves dropping concerns. german chancellor angela america and other world leaders are upset about allegations of national security agency has been spying on them. early early i spoke with the former u.s. ambassador to nato about whether the reaction is for their people or if it is personal. >> i don't think we should discount the personal feeling of violation that someone like chancellor merkel has. when she realizes it's her very own cell phone that she has in her hand that's being listened to. i can see that there is a personnelment to this and a genuine reaction, but from the establishments in european governments a lot of this is for public con zukauskus. the publics are upset so the government needs to show that they are upset. and it's also convenient for the government to his deflect everything towards blaming the united states rather than having anyone scrutinize what they do. >> let's zero in on chancellor merkel an al annal an

>> reporter: their first meeting, however, was with the house intelligence committee chairman mike rodgers. he says europeans should be grateful for the surveillance as it's keeping them safe. that's a theme echoed by the white house. and officials are briefing journalist that his european governments should be aware that more information from whistle blower edward snowden may emerge detailing their cooperation in the dragnet surveillance of their citizens if not the monitoring of their leaders' phone callings. that's european parliamentary delegation will be in washington until wednesday. we are also expecting delegations from the french and german intelligence agencies at some point in the coming days and weeks. the question is whether they are truly concerned about the mass surveillance of their citizens or the surveillance of their leaders, both political and business. >> that was al jazerra reporting. also on monday the head of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein once a loyal supporter of the nsa broke ranks she can norankssaying she is opf collecting intelligence on u.

>> reporter: their first meeting, however wars with the house intelligence committee chairman mike rodgerss europeans should be grateful for the surveillance as it's keeping them safe. that's a theme echoedy t white house and officials are briefing journalist that his european governments should be aware that more information from whistle blower edward snowden may soon emerge detailing their cooperation and the dragnetting of that i have citizens if not the monitoring of their leaders' phone calls. >>> president of the philippines is questioning the authenticity of a video that appears to show hostages being shot at by the army during a siege last month. now fighting between the philippine army and the hostage takers left many dead in the southern city there. in just a moment we'll be getting the military's reaction, but first here more details. >> reporter: the maker of that online video says it shows hostages shouting at the army not to shoot. they are waving the white flag of vendor. nearby, carrying weapons are said to be national liberation front rebels. the military is believed to ha

here's what the chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rodgers had to say. take a listen. >> if it wasn't french citizens and it was a counterterrorism program, maybe we should stop and go, hmm, maybe there's something more to that. i would argue, by the way, if the french citizens knew exactly what that was about, they would be applauding and popping champagne corks. it's a good thing. it keeps the french safe. it keeps the u.s. safe. it keeps our european allies safe. >> reporter: we should point out, alex, spying is something that has happened for decades, both with the u.s. and its allies, but what is new are these revelations. it's a divisive issue. you saw thousands of people protesting the united states surveillance program here in washington just yesterday, saying they want the united states to stop spying. so questions remain, particularly around the issues of whether or not there is enough oversight over these surveillance programs and the conversation certainly will continue. alex? >> indeed it will. thank you very much, kristen welker. >>> this w

. >> reporter: congressman mike rodgers says he and his colleagues have tough questions for obama administrationfficials when they begin hearings into the troubled website tomorrow. >> what happened? why did you spend almost $1 billion on a system that does not work? >> reporter: president obama is bringing in long-time economic advisor to manage the restructuring. website. the hhs secretary tells cnn there's still time to get things fixed. >> i am confident that millions of americans at the end of open enrollment march 31st will have affordable coverage for the first time in their lives. >> reporter: tuesday, president obama introduced janice baker as the first person in delaware to successfully enroll through the website. but she tells cbs news it took her 7 hours over 11 days. >> she was frustrated a few days. the great news for janice is she will have coverage on day 1. >> reporter: baker says she has been turned down for coverage in the past because of a pre- existing condition, something that's now illegal under the affordable care act. >> a senator is calling on the white house to extend

. >> and mike rodgers says with new tweaks to the website constantly, there needs to be end to end testingif you would, to make sure the whole site is secure. and he's very much worried with all the personal information being put into this health care website that there may be a hackers dream, if you will, available out there. >> we're about to hear from the president just a few minutes, right, mike? >> that's right. he's going to boston. the birthplace, if you will, of romney care. and bottom line is, he can expect he'll say in the initial days of governor mitt romney's health care plan in the state of massachusetts, it may have been a little bumpy, but he'll make the case years later that generally people in the state of massachusetts are happy with their health care, so perhaps asking the american public to be a little bit more patient with the rollout of his health care law which, of course, was based on the massachusetts model in trying to say give it more time. ultimately, he believes, it'll be a good thing. >> all right. live up on capitol hill. so everybody in your tv box has been

also, special guests including the house intelligence committee chair mike rodgers.in us live. senator lindsey graham of south carolina will join us live. and representative fred upton, the chairman of the house energy and commerce committee, which will hold special hearings tomorrow on obama care, the rollout of the website. kathleen sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, will be testifying before that panel. we'll get a preview from fred upton. at 6:00 p.m., we'll have special coverage, a special report on obama care. thanks very much for watching. "news room" with brooke baldwin continues right now. >> wolf, thank you. great to be with you. i'm brooke baldwin. we continue here today. the world wants answers. right now this congressional hearing is underway. when you look at some of these pictures, this wasn't too long ago, these protesters here in the back of this room. they're holding up signs as the head of the nsa and the president's top intelligence chief are both there to testify as anger and suspicion grow over accusations of widespread u.s. s

congressman mike rodgers had some tough questions for the obama administration when hearings begin tomorrow what happened? why did you spend almost $1 billion on a system that does not work? >> the white house's tech experts are working around the clock to fix the problems that are making it difficult for people to enroll for health insurance. senator jeanne shaheen is calling on the white house to extend the open enrollment period for obamacare because of the problems. >>> time now is 6:09. firefighters in australia will need every last volunteer. the fear this morning as more than 70 wildfires burn across the country. >> and the u.s. capitol is getting a bit of a makeover. why the dome is in desperate need of a major restoration. >> cool fog has moved into the bay area. will we clear out today? we'll talk about it coming up. >> an accident in the clearing stages in sausalito where very thick fog is making for a dangerous drive approaching the golden gate bridge. i'll have more "kcbs traffic" for you still ahead. ,,,,,, female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price war

. >> reporter: during a house hearing wednesday, michigan's mike rodgers questioned sebelius about securityewly released internal memo a medicare official wrote, from a security perspective the aspects of the system that were not tested due to the ongoing development exposed a level of uncertainty that can be deemed as a high risk. >> they believe that was in their words an acceptable risk which means you put millions of americans' personal financial information at risk to hackers. >> reporter: republicans complained insurance companies are canceling millions of policies because they don't meet the standards of the affordable care act. president obama addressed that concern during a speech in boston. >> if insurers decided to downgrade or cancel the substandard plans we said under the law you have to replace them with quality comprehensive coverage. >> reporter: the obama administration insists the website will be fully functioning by december. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> the widespread computer problems aren't the only issues plaguing the rollout of the affordable care act. >>

mike mccarthy said aaron rodgers is really the glue to this team. how is it that he keeps this offense from missing a beat in spite of those guys being out? >> that's his leadership. he's the top quarterback in the league in my opinion. he's going to lead this team and make sure guys know what they're doing and are ready to play. when we're ready to play, come out and do our job, we're going to win some games. >> michele: congratulations. >> thank you. >> michele: fourth straight win for the packers, bob. >> michele mentioned the contribution of eddie lacy, 24 carries for 94 yards. he also caught four passes tonight and scored a touchdown on the ground. let's bring in tony dungy from new york. tony, your thoughts on tonight's game. >> well, green bay did get that good running from eddie lacy but if i'm a packer fan, i'm excited about aaron rodgers and what we're doing in that passing game with so many people hurt. jordy nelson moved into the slot a little bit tonight. hines ward talked on the pregame show about how difficult that is. but he looked l

we're going to talk to mike rodg rodgers, the chairman of the house intelligence committee. but we're also going to talk to zeke emmanuel, the brother of rahm emanuel. he has been knee deep in obama care. we wanted to kind of move the conversation along and say okay, let's say they fix the computer stuff. that's the relationship between you and your doctor going to be like after january 1 or whenever it all kicks into effect. >> we'll be watching. 9:00 a.m. sunday morning. "state of the union." also replayed at noon. sometimes it's live at noon. >> yes, absolutely. >> candy crowley reporting. >>> the tables are turned on a former spy chief. what he thought was a private phone conversation on an amtrak train didn't turn out to be so private after all. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarel

mike rodgers says with all the personal information like your social security number, tax information and other data you'll have to put into this health care database. >> it's a magnet for hackers, he says, what about the cybersecurity? >> built to the highest security standards. that's what this website was built upon. >> reporter: to all those frustrated by the website and are about to give up, keep on going back, call a help center and understand there's a six-month period to sign up. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> they'll have to get the glitches if they want people to come out in the numbers they are hoping them to. >> a red herring. it is a software issue. this is the how, the process. it's being used as a metaphor for whether obama care is a good law, conflating. >> conflating, a word we like to use. >>> next up on "new day," one-on-one with the malala yousafzai. christiane amanpour sat down with this brave young woman. she'll join us this morning to talk all about their conversation. >>> plus, trouble at the taj mahal. police in india going after miss universe because of an u