>> offline. healthcare.gov was supposed to be bug freebie -- free by the weekend. why it is still not ready >> north korea - why it is holding an 83-year-old veteran. what he confessed to >> an aircraft crashes into a crowded barn in scotland. what survivors did moments after it happened. hello. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york. the barack obama administration has taken the health care website offline to make repairs. this, after it was supposed to be glitch-freebie saturday. healthcare.gov's insurance application and enrolment systems are unavailable. the obama administration hopes the overnight repairs will have the site up and running in a few short hours. pinks randall pinkston looks at the political fallout. >> house speaker john boehner continued to say in a statement, "the president bit off more than he could chew." the democrats are having a hard time defending it. >> disappointment - we'll have to get past it. the overall project is too important to allow ourselves to be discouraged. >> health and human services fell short

and paypal is getting pulled offline. >> brain tree offline?ahead. >> helping with third party developers and new economy companies growing up. and brain tree is a simple way to bring payments into a high fast growth start-up. >> in other words that's the -- that allows you to be in connection with other companies. that would be like here in salesforce. >> absolutely. if you want to just integrate payments simply, brain tree has the easy way to get payments right out of the gate. as you grow paypal will help you grow to our scale of 140 million users. >> i thought it was brilliant. stock went up. obviously the market knows this is the way to be able to expand paypal. >> paypal has an enormous opportunity. and we're really focusing on mobile payments. and braintree is serving a lot of these mobile payments, new mobile payments companies. many of which are mobile only. and so it's just another way investing in mobile to bring paypal both to the online and increasingly offline world. >> do you ever find a conundrum here, visa, mastercard $90 billi

this year the trend is all about personalization, combining offline and online.enabled because of technology. check it out. this holiday season, look for shopping to get a little bit personal. welcome to shopping 2.0, where stores know your gender, your mo mood. with one new technology, they can even anticipate what you might want. that's kaco, a cupcake store in san francisco. it helps retailers target products to you based on your taste. >> you like rely velvet cupcakes you probably like the combination of cream cheese and pumpkin cake. >> we looked at amazon as a backdrop for a lot of the things we do. amazon has built an incredible experience online, a lot of it recognizing who you are. >> they want that experience offline. >> offline retailers need to be able to recognize you really on any channel you engage with them, whether it be online social or in-store. >> reporter: the technology which you opt into is baked into their payment system. it's also integrated into a store as app so you'll get push notifications when you enter the store. >> it will say welc

as for the internal memos about applying offline, tonight an administration official says they are notes, not official meeting minutes and they are several weeks before they say the significant progress was made with the website. >> peter, thanks. >>> barack obama was elected president five years ago today. tomorrow happens to be election day 2013. in the two big governors races on the ballot tomorrow, the sub text is the race for the white house the next time around. our political director, chief white house correspondent is live for us tonight from vfw post 3401 in morris plains, new jersey. chuck todd, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. normally these off-year elections are a signal about how the party in power is doing. but this year it's different. these governor races in virginia and new jersey are going to have some ramifications. but it is about a presidential campaign in 2016. in new jersey, republican chris christie is running for re-election as governor. but many of the supporters have their eye on a bigger prize. how many are excited about chris christie running

the other is understanding the online/offline. we had alonzo coming in and speaking to us, they don't understand the impact, it's not enough for me to say we're going to do a workshop or a campaign, a poster thing, it's really about how do we change the culture of a community and a people and it's not just a one-off. >> what does it take? >> the thing about changing the environment again, changing the social norms, it helps to understand there are primarily about 5 different ways we can influence and warm the climate of a school or community, students being one, families and parents, staff, policies and young people themselves. if we can understand that strategickly, sort of get down out of the big conversation and look at ways how do we, as you said, educate the educators, make sure they receive the education and understand that relationships are as important as the classroom can urriculum, especially at the secondary level, continue to hammer out policies that are not so punitive but restore we want to connect to correct. we don

the application page of the troubled health insurance website is offline until 9 this morning the healthan services deartment says a technology team will be working with healthcare-dot- gov. this is making it so people won't be able to apply or enroll through the site. the federal website locked up on october first, the day it went live, and has had it's share of troubles ever since. the government says people can apply for coverage through the health marketplace call center. the administration has said it's aiming to have heathcare-dot-gov humming along by the end of the month. e-bay is apologizing this morning after apparent holocaust memorabilia was being offered for sale. m ndy wee oid od 40-tsand-e-ba st hareve 3itse . tuesday is when we could expect a slight warm up. taking is a look at satellite and radar there is a low pressure system. with some high clouds and some breezy winds picking up tonight. in effect until monday. however, that advisory has been lifted for the east bay. gusting however, 45 m.p.h.. also driving conditions could be more hazardous so please be careful. mid-4

healthcare.gov is offline for maintenance tonight. technicians are spending 12 hours on repairs. the site has been racked with problems, keeping people buying insurance under the affordable care act. people can still sign up over the phone. it will be back tomorrow at nine. >> honda is recalling 400,000 mini vans. software problems could lead to sudden braking in 2007/2008 odyssey vans. a replacement part will not be available until next year. instructions will be mailed to owners. >> in two hours the new york city marathon will get underway. a lot of people are eager to get back in the race. superstorm sandy cancelled the marathon, and for one first responder tomorrow's race marks the end of a long journey. >> brian wilton waited years for the day to come. >> i decided to train for the new york city marathon four years ago. it's on my calendar, my to-do list, bucket list for the last four years. >> training along the coastline he loves and protects as captain of the water team. >> being a surfer and triathlete i have experienced death and what the ocean could do. >> on the night

today it is back up and running after being taken offline overnight. engineers fixed the technical problems. democrats that backed the obama care initiative are calling the short comings unacceptable. >> i feel that they ought to take down the website until it was right. >> applications for affordable care are still ahead of sign up for president george w. bush's medicare act. president obama plans to make a stop in the pay area this month. he will visit san francisco for a national committee fundraiser. this will mark the fourth time this year that president obama visited the bay area and the 15th time he visited san francisco since taking office in 2009. still ahead, freeze tag is a popular playground game, but some parents are upset after the schools made it a policy that the kids freeze at resense. some of the bay areas brightest mind competed to make fuel efficient vehicles. >> at this time last night we were talking about very strong i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switche

its website healthcare.gov was offline for repairs and is now getting daily over night upgrades. they're promising to have the website fully operational by the end of the month. 55% americans polled have enough information to understand the law's impact on them and their family. >>> take a live look outside. there's plenty of blue sky around and sunshine. there's a breeze with a bit of a bite to it as well. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. marty bass is in the out back and chelsea ingram is in the weather center. good afternoon, chelsea. >> hello, everyone. certainly a cool start to the d. we'll talk about the low temperatures in just a minute. take a look at what's going on right now. we're sitting in the 40s for most spots from hagerstown east. 43 at the airport. looking at 30s out in western maryland. 32 oakland and 39 degrees in cumberland. 24 hours ago we were looking at temperatures ranging anywhere from 5 to 11 degrees cooler than we were this time yesterday. our low temperature today came in at 32 degrees at the airport. we saw some 20s out there as well.

. >>> it's merging the offline world with the online world. >> coming up, how the internet and investors combine to build a brand new shopping center. >> why so many starfish along the bay area's coast and beyond are melting. >> one thing is absolutely changed since sunset time an hour ago. we are still bone dry around here. find out when rain finally returns, coming up. tonight, the benefits and >> and this is not las vegas. it's the state's biggest casino getting ready to open right here in the bay area tomorrow. tonight, the benefits, and potential consequences. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can finance: crowd- sourcing. as our len ramirez reports's already happ >>> it could be the next big thing in real estate and finance. crowd sources is already happening in rural monterey county, but the people putting their money down are from all over the country. >> the prune tree shopping center is unlike any other shopping

small businesses will have to enroll for coverage knk offline.t online for the moment. but yes, this is yet another problem for this white house. another problem for the administration when it comes to obama care, just this weekend, as you know, jim, is the target date, november 30th is the target date for healthcare.gov to be working for the vast majority, that's the phrasing they've been using, the vast majority of users this weekend. all eyes will be on that website to see whether or not that experience is as the administration has been saying it will be. coming up on november 30th and in fact, we learned earlier this morning that the administration has been reaping out to allied groups to encourage them to suggest to them hey, don't drive traffic to the web site had weekend. we want to make sure we don't get that traffic up too high because they don't want consumers going to the web site once again and getting frustrated. so a lot of setting of expectations, are but also acknowledging that they're not out of the woods yet when it comes to tha

herein, it will be offline.e plan by using the toll free phone number. >>> texas senator ted cruz said his dad told a joke he shouldn't have and people making a big deal out of it are trying to smear the senator. it's posted on the mother jones magazine website showed his father speaking to groups and criticizing president obama. at one point, he said the president should quote, go back to kenya. senator cruz was asked about the remarks yesterday. >> well, i love my father. he is a pastor and a man of deep integrity. he made a joke. it was ill advised. sadly, those trying to play the politics of personal destruction are trying to smear him and use that to attack me. it's a shame. >> his father has a strong following in texas especially among tea party groups and campaigned often alongside his son. i'm don lemon in new york. today is the end of daylight saving time. you fall back this time of year setting your clock back an hour. set your clock back an hour. daylight saving time officially starts at 2:00 a.m. eas

nobody's been hurt, but two plants have been knocked offline. the fire started at 2:00 yesterday morning north of geyserville. it has burned 2,500 acres. firefighters have it 10% contained. >>> now to the bay area wind storms, people are still cleaning up after strong gusts hit the east bay thursday night. this is a tweet the picture from reporter heather ishimaru. our alan wang has more from oakland. >> reporter: a power line stopped this tree from falling into a house in oakland but crews just got to it. >> with everything that was happening in the city it was really hard to get through to emergency crews. >> reporter: meanwhile, about 170 customers in her neighborhood are without power. >> i don't want another cold shower. >> reporter: as bad as this neighborhood looks, oakland public works says it was not at the top of the priority list. roadways like this one at fifth and jackson had to be cleared before the evening rush hour. >> folks are using see, click, fix, an online application where you can use your smartphone and allow us to know wh

. >> offline again - the healthcare.gov website is down this sunday as programmers try to make it glitch-free once and for all.

hhs says the application page will go offline for repairs.joins us. >> great to see you, how are you doing? >> >> good. tell me. going offline 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. to do repairs. is that a good sign or ordinary sign. >> no. i think it's a very bad sign. really only three reasons why you would take a web site off line or whole system for that matter. number one is if you are letting or turning off the web site so the back end could catch up. i seriously doubt there is testimony that people signing on between 1 and 5:00 in the morning. the second reason is that you are probably looking to my grate my grate from old computers to new computers to speed that up. only two doo that one time. third thing is shutting it down, writing new code, testing new code and seeing if it works. if it works, they put it into production which is really not the right protocol when you are building web sites. >> in light of sort of what's what is coming on. what you are seeing, do you think this november 30th date is, you know, hope date or is that -- does it seem prett

offline, long-distance shot just before the break. hannover was close to scoring several times but did not air it goals -- did not. goals were the only thing lacking. with no victor were vanquished, the rowdy fans had little reason to rampage. things could have gotten worse. 14 officers and several spectators incurred late injuries. >> we have to stay on violence because three groups of fans have been banned from attending away games in response to behavior of some sort month -- and dortmund supporters. they set off a number of flares, one of which narrowly missed their own club captain and goalkeeper. members of three fan clubs were identified as the culprits and their season tickets have been revoked. in sporting action, dortmund travels today in the other big bundesliga match this afternoon. they are reeling from a serious midweek setback in the champions league. roll.rg is on a >> three victories in three matches, it is been more than 18 months since that happened. things are currently running along just fine at the club. all they

tried logging onto the obama care health care exchange this morning, you probably noticed it was offline. operators temporarily shut down the site in attempt to make improvements sunday. mitt romney said the fiasco is rotting president obama's second term. >> perhaps the most important lesson the president, i think, failed to learn was, you have to tell the american people the truth. and when he told the american people that you can keep your health insurance if you wanted to keep that plan, period, he said that time and again. >> right. >> he wasn't telling the truth. >> but governor, on that point -- >> i think that fundamental dishonesty has put in peril the foundation of his second term. >> rim romney responded to reports that he dumped running mate chris christie because of contention, >> he dismissed the notion saying the governor provided health records and there were no concerns. >>> all right, so perhaps you saw us on sunday, as the spectacular solar eclipse which was visible for about 30 minutes right after sunrise in the eastern united states. this was a rare hybrid which happ

. >> reporter: they want to bring that experience offline. >> offline retailers need to be able to recognize really on any channel you engage with them, whether it be online, social or in-store. >> reporter: the technology which you opt into is baked into their payment system to collect your buying behavior. it's also integrated into a store's app so you'll get push notification when you enter the store. >> it will say, welcome back, mark. it might suggest a new product. maybe provide you with an incentive to try something new. >> reporter: they were previously behind google wallet but this technology doesn't require a phone to pay. >> you don't have to pull out your phone or wallet. you walk up and you enter an index p.i.n. and you effectively log into the store. >> reporter: right now it's limited to smaller stores but they are hoping that eventually the technology will be in major retailers. and imagine this, by walking into a store, you're actually logging into that store. ads are getting smart, too. imagine technology that knows your gender. knows how you feel. immersive labs is making

nobody's been hurt, but two plants have been knocked offline. fire started at 2:00 yesterday morning north of geyserville. it has burned 2,500 acres. firefighters have it 10% contained. >>> now to the bay area wind storms, people are still cleaning up after strong gusts hit the east bay thursday night. this is a tweet the picture from reporter heather ishimaru. it is a giant eucalyptus tree uprooted by the storm. our alan wang has more from oakland. >> reporter: a power line stopped this tree from falling into a house in oakland but crews just got to it. >> with everything that was happening in the city it was really hard to get through to emergency crews. >> reporter: meanwhile, about 170 customers in her neighborhood are without power. >> i don't want another cold shower. >> reporter: as bad as this neighborhood looks, oakland public works says it was not at the top of the priority list. roadways like this one at fifth and jackson had to be cleared before the evening rush hour. >> folks are using see, click, fix, an online application where yo

healthcare.gov went offline over night for 11 hours of maintenance. it launched back on october 1st but it's been plagued by problems. technicians are making software and hardware upgrades but even after the fixes it's uncertain how well it will work. >> if i had to place a bet i would say that i'm betting that they're going to get it done. there's no way for sure to know. >> the obama administration says the website should be able to handle 800,000 applicants every day starting sunday but the white house is hoping people do not flood the site right away. >>> president and mrs. obama said they developed a thicker skin about criticism. they gave an interview to barbara walters. >> the truth is we have a lot more cheers. this is an example of sort of a narrative. >> i'm popular and i've gotten boos. >> your numbers are better than his numbers. >> absolutely. i think that's always been the . >> and lesson for young people in this is that you're going to get booed. you're going to have people who don't like what you do. you better have your own vision. >>

. >> axelrod: the federal health care web site is going offline this evening, this time on purpose.government says healthcare.gov will be unavailable from approximately 9:00 p.m. tonight until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow while a tech team works to improve its application and enrollment functions. the pakistani government today accused the u.s. of sabotage, peace talks by killing pack taken taliban leader hakimullah mehsud inÑi a drone strike yesterday in a tribal area near the afghan border. elizabeth palmer joins us now from london. liz oone hand, the pack taken government exprex anger. on the other, people inside the government glad to see mehsud go. so which is it? >> reporter: well, it's a bit of both. pakistani government officials truly don't like the fact of drone strikes. they see it as an infringement of territorialñr sovereignty and the pakistani public agrees. on the other hand, they were very glad it see the end of mehsud. he was young, he was aggressive and smart and most of the operation he's planned were against pakistanis, very disruptive to the government.çó although, let's

i will make a commitment in public to meet with you offline to make sure that i have the information just the way you wanted it to be presented and question have staff go over it. we appreciate your time today. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is now closed and madame secretary will you read the items to go over in las vegas? >> yes >> item 17, existing litigation walsh versus city and county of san francisco. item 18, mark pare and matt pare vs. city and county of san francisco. >> item 19, city and county of san francisco vs. pegg pegg. item 20, city and county of san francisco versus pacific gas & electric. i. 21, pg&e versus city and countying of stormtrack. i. 22, conference with legal counsel. item 23, conference with legal counsel. item 24, threat to public services or fulfillments. >> are we now in closed session? >> momentarily. >> i would like to make the motion to assert attorney-client privilege. >> it's been moved. is there a second? >> second. >> all those in favor, signify by saying aye? >> aye. >> and the ayes have it. the >> we're back on the rec

healthcare.gov will be offline from 9 o'clock eerp all the way until sunday morning at 9 o'clock. officials can sign up for insurance over the phone. >> thousands of red sox fans lined the streets of boston for a victory parade. the celebration was a third of its kind as boston won the series three times in the past 10 years. >> those are the headlines. i'll be back at 8 o'clock eastern. first, "fault line" collected all america's surveillance state is next. find us on line at aljazeera.com. have a good night. secrets are out. by now, most of the world has heard the name edward snowden. the former national security agency contractor who released thousands of classified documents about government surveillance in one of the most significant leaks in u.s. history. he's been charged with espionage and has been living in russia under temporary asylum. the american journalist at the center of the story lives in brazil. >> we've had to come to rio to speak to glenn greenwald. he hasn't returned to the united states since he broke the story about the nsa surveillance programs for fear of

. >> and offline again - healthcare.gov website is down this sunday as programmers try to make it glitch free once and for all. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm morgan radford. . >>> authorities file murder charges against a man they say opened fire inside terminal 3 at los angeles international airport. details emerged about the shooting that left one t.s.a. dead and others wounded. police say paul ciancia was dropped off by someone at lax before opening his bag, whipping out an assault rifle and shot gerardo i. hernandez at pointblank range. witnesses say sooens -- sooens walk said away -- paul ciancia walked away only to return and shot gerardo i. hernandez again. he left a note saying he was targeting security screeners. brian rooney has more from lax. >> we learnt a few more details. there is surveillance video of the internet - although it has not been released publicly. the fbi made a call for general video that people may have made inside the terminal. in the meantime paul ciancia faces charges that could bring him the death penalty. >> the s

also tonight, going offline. is hacktivist a. >> secrecy and opennence. >> and a bridge over trouble water. can new technology suspend catastrophe during an earthquake? >> good friday evening everyone, i'm adam may. one week ago supertyphoon haiyan, strongest ever reported, storm shredded villages, leveled towns, destroyed everything in its path including families. badlbadly needed aide and relies finally beginning to arrive. while the u.s. says they have turned a corner new statistics suggest otherwise. nearly 13 million people impacted, close to 2 million are displaced and the local red cross say some 25,000 people, men, women and children are still unaccounted for. america tonight's joie chen is on the ground in the philippines, she joins us from sabu airport, the staging ground for supplies. joie you have been traveling for the last couple of days. i can only imagine what you've witnessed. >> adam it's really quiek remarkable. we are here at sabu where we have been and in fact as you say it is a staging groun

they can still enroll offline. that's already prompting criticism from republicans who say the website just needs to be scrapped all together. the issue does not affect california small businesses who can still enroll on the covered california website. >>> the messy weather back east is threatening a thanksgiving parade that's enjoyed across the country. the macy's day parade is scheduled to take place in new york city tomorrow. but organizers are concerned that the famous giant balloons may have to be grounded if winds get too strong. the police department has installed wind monitoring devices along the parade route and will have one police sergeant assigned to each balloon to protect the crowd. >> we'll have a meeting today on it. we have instruments that give us the cross wind measurements. >> we've done a lot of training on this. >> in 1997, a cat in the hat balloon struck a light pole that fell onto a woman who spent three weeks in a coma. in 2005, two people were hurt in a similar accident with an m&m balloon

occurred sometime around midnight and caused the central computer to go offrhine which affected the -- offline which affected the switches. b.a.r.t. had to manually switch the switches. >> obviously when you have computers that normally do that and then you are relying on people to do that, it's so much more time consuming. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. was trying to get the trains running by 5:00. then it got changed to 6:00. computer technicians were able to get everything operational by 7:00. commuters were left wondering what to do next. many on their cell phones looking for the latest information calling somebody else for a ride or catching the bus and while this can be chalked up to a technical problem, many say they are fed up of any delays including the recent b.a.r.t. strike. >> it's annoying. i know they didn't prepare for this. during the strike, they did accommodate us for charter buses. today it's like -- you are like a fish out of water. go for what you know. >> reporter: we just got off the phone with the b.a.r.t. spokesperson and they've ruled out this being an active sabotage or anyth

. >> as for the website, government officials now say healthcare.gov will go offline temporarily on a daily basis to fix its ongoing issues. so kind of like a highway construction project as i try to drive into work every night. edward snowden's pleas for clemency are falling on deaf ears here in the u.s.. he tried making his case in a german magazine titled manifesto for the truth, he writes in part throws who speak the truth are not committing a crime. citizens have to fight against the suppression of information about affairs of essential importance for the public. we have a moral duty to ensure that our laws and values limit surveillance programs and protect human rights. lawmakers from both parties say snowden far from a hero. >> he had an opportunity if what he was was a whistleblower to pick up the phone and call the house intelligence committee and say, look, i have information you ought to see. and we would certainly see him and we would have looked at that information. that didn't happen. >> he needs to come back ck andn up. we can have those conversations. you don't do it b

what that means is those companies would have to buy their coverage for their employees offline throughr through insurance agents. now, officials had hoped to get this portion of healthcare.gov working this month. as a matter of fact, officials here at the white house and at hhs thought that was going to happen. they said it was going to happen, but it's now not going to happen. officials caution, though, that small businesses with fewer than 50 employees aren't required by law to purchase insurance under obama care. the law just makes that enrollment available. and as you said, house speaker john boehner seized on this news and said the president should use this opportunity to delay the implementation of obama care altogether until the bugs are worked out. and erin, the democratic party put out an e-mail to democrats across the country today, you know, e-mailing out talking points to democrats to use around the dinner table on thanksgiving, when they're sitting around the table with their conservative relatives -- >> oh, great. >> reporter: -- on how to talk about obama care, this was

the target is based on a scenario where all reactors are offline an increase of 3%. officials from a union in developed countries expressed concerns and say the new target would adversely affect the u.n. conference on climate change. now japanese have been debating for months about whether the self-defense forces should be allowed to come to the aid of an ally. some have been pushing for the right to collective self-defense. they suggested japan can exercise the right by changing the interpretation of the constitution. >>> the argument was made in a document presented tother members of the panel. exercise the right to colctive self-defense could reduce the possibility of armed conflicts and exercising the right to collective self-defense could keep the military prepareness low. the document challenges the interpretation of the constitution that japan should not exercise the right. the paper says there is no cop constitution l constranint against it. but it says japan can only exercise the right to collective self-defense when a close ally is under attack and that all

senate committee after hundreds of fixes, the website still needs repairs but should not be taken offlinee fixes are complete. >> delaying the affordable care act won't delay cancer, diabetes or clost real screenings or prenatal care. for many americans, delay is not an option. >> sebelius was warned lawmakers don't want to wake up at the end of november and find out, as he put it, we're not there yet. >>> the first casualty of the officials behind the troubled plague health insurance website. the centers forç medicare and medicaid website announced that tony trinkle will leave this month and head to the private sector. >>> expenses caused a sharp drop in humans proch fits and lowering the 014 profit outlook because of lower than expected enromment from the exchanges but the weak outlook didn't weigh on the stock. it popped 2% to $95.87. >>> whole foods market says sales growth is slowing, same store sales rose 6% in the fourth quarter but that was the slowest pace of the year. the largest u.s. natural organic grocery chain is lowering sales forecast for fiscal 2014. the news caused an i

. >> healthcare.gov will go offline for maintenance again tonight. it's scheduled to be up and running by 5:00 a.m. >>> a flight attendant was injured at dulles airport today after a united airlines plane made abrupt stop on the runway. officials say the plane was taxing when a vehicle on the ground crossed in its path. forcing the pilot to make a quick stop to avoid hitting it. the flight attendant was thrown, fell and had to be transported to a hospital but not with life-threatening injuries we are told. takeoff was delayed for about an hour. the driver of that ground vehicle was cited. and will have to be retrained before returning to normal duty. >>> friday night at a pub interrupted when a helicopter came crashing through the roof. tonight, new details about this deadly crash in scotland. >>> we're also getting white house reaction to new video of an american held captive in north korea. >>> and 100 days is almost up. the name of the national zoo's baby panda is about to be revealed. helicopter crash in scotland is climbing. the police chopper c

and we want to be certain you ae don't do anything to take them offline. i would encourage on an interim basis payment systems operators assuming that we all agree that this is a payment system and not something else like commodities or securities to adopt and oulda publicize their own transparent standards of how they will behave. p guarantees for redemption are all important user forms of protections. notice i said user and not consumer. because businesses who use have many of the same needs as consumers, and we tend to be focused on regulating for consumers. i spent lots of my life lookinge at consumer issues. but i'm equally interested in businesses being protected. i think we need to leave room for depository and nondepository providers in the currency space we don't want a regulatory t wat climate, rather, in which early entrants can freeze out later ones. we'd like to have a lot of innovation in this space. ha i worked at the federal trade c. commission many years ago and id one of the projects i worked on was the rescission of a number of 1940s and

and we want to be certain you don't do anything to take them offline. i would assume companies would adopt and publicize their own transparent behaviors. guarantees for redemption are all important user forms of protections. businesses who use have many of the same needs as consumers. and we tend to be focused on regulating for consumers. i spent lots of my life looking at consumer issues. but i'm equally interested in businesses being prkted. i think we need to leave room for the regulatory space. we don't want a regulatory climate, rather, in which early entrants can freeze out later ones. we'd like to have a lot of innovation in this space. i worked at the federal trade commission many years ago and one of the projects i worked on was the rules that had essentially been written by industries for themselves. we'd like not to see that again because they can be very anticompetitive. and if they're anti-come pettive, they're very anti-consumer. so we need an open set of rules. i'm going to run out of time, but i would say that the other thing is don't bu

both sides of the aisle took to the sunday talk shows today saying that the site should be taken offlineil all of the bugs are worked out. listen to this. >> i felt, and i said this directly to the president's chief of staff, that it ought to take down the website until it was right. they believe that they need to keep it running, and that they can sort out the difficulties. >> they need to take the site down, stabilize it, meaning they can't continue to add code, every week, and then they need to stress test the system. unfortunately, bob, none of that has happened. and they admit it's going to take six months. >> the columnist for national review, co-author of who's counting. all right. you said to me during commercial break can you imagine the private briefings that feinstein and rogers got that led them to these statements today? >> well, the public knowledge we have is that in late september just before the website was going to go up the inspector general and other security people at hhs wrote a memo saying there's a high risk that this will not be secure for people's private data,

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it's being taken offline on purpose every morning in the wee hours from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. for repairs. millions are still having trouble buying insurance on it and it turns out that even when the web site works it may not be secure enough to protect privacy. sharyl attkisson has been digging into this. >> reporter: as healthcare.gov was being developed, crucial tests to ensuring the security and privacy of customer information fell behind schedule. our analysis found that the deadline for final security plans slipped three times from may 6 to july 16. security assessments to be finished june 7 slid to august 16 then the 23rd. the final required top-to-bottom security tests never got done. the house oversight committee released an obama administration memo that shows four days before the launch the government took an unusual step. it granted itself a waiver to launch the web site with a level of uncertainty deemed as a high security risk. agency head marilyn tavener accepted the risk and mitigation measures like frequent testing and a dedicated security team. but three othe

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. >> reporter: more than four weeks after launch the website was taken offline again last night a remained out of commission all morning. >> the program has crashed and burned at least three times. and the user is still having problems. it's been down the whole time you've been testifying. the system is down at this moment. >> reporter: fixing it by the end of november is the administration's goal with some expressing the concern about the ultimate price tag on what's been an expensive launch so far. >> we have spent about $118 million on the website itself and about $56 million has been expended on other i.t. to support the web. >> reporter: security is also an issue. this september 27th memo signed by medicare administrator marilyn tavenner says the security control assessment was not completed days before the launch which, quote, constitutes a risk that must be accepted and mitigated. mike rogers says low-level attempts at hacking have been successful and called for much more comprehensive testing. >> yes or no, has an end-to-end security test on healthcare.gov went live? yes or no? >>