hi, patti ann. the affordable care act blown rollout has democrats an the white house on defense and pushed the government shutdownls and it was hurting republicans but gop was divided over tactics couple weeks ago because of shutdown and they're united around the failures of healthcare.gov. as you say a handful of senate democrats facing tough reelections who oppose delays, even negotiating a couple weeks ago already blinked. jeanne shaheen of new hampshire urged the president to delay the deadline. mark begich of alaska, kay hagan of north carolina, mark pryor of arkansas all signed on. they're some of the most vulnerable democrats in the country. here is some heat they face at home. >> mark pryor supports obamacare. even lately he is more extreme. he voted against any delays. when he had to stop the special deal for members congress he voted no. with mark pryor, it is obamacare or everyone else but not for him. >> reporter: there are several other democrats up for re-election including mr. udall

good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning patti ann.he global fallout from the document leak continues. p one report is that the surveillance program was tabbing the vatican. the nsa public affairs office responding after the report was published writing in part the national security agency does not target the vatican. assertions the nsa public publid the have aing zein are not through. that isn't the only place the nsa has been putting out fires. nsa staffers were accessing the main communication links between yahoo and google. they did it globally. why would they do this? it would allow them to reach into data streams and snag e-mails video chats pictures and even more. this is a claim nsa chief keith alexander denies entirely. listen here. >> nsa does collect information on terrorists p and our national intelligence priorities. but we are not ail authorized t into servers and take data. >> the video conferencing system the president reporting the nsa to curtail eavesdropping within the u.n. headquarters. >> elizabeth prann live in wa

patti ann, ainsley, back to you. >> thank you so much. elizabeth prann live for us in washington this morning. >>> we asked you on twitter and facebook what do you think they will be asking kathleen sebelius. >> penny said why didn't you contact ebay, et cetera to ask their web die signers to bid? are you planning to return all of the money wasted on this rollout? also stan asking why did you ignore the project manager hes this web site project when they told you the site wasn't ready. who made the decision to launch anyway. keep tweeting and e-mailing your questions we will show more as the show goes on. >>> it is time now to look whose talking. finally someone is saying they are sorry for the disastrous obama carolout. she testified before congress yesterday and apologized for the web site not working and promised it can and will be fixed. when grilled about people not being able to keep their current healthcare plan as promised by the president she was left speechless. >> the millions of americans attempted to use healthcare.gov to sho

let me ask patty ann a question. have you a son. he goes to school.an't be sure with your life style. as a partner, parent, oh... >> would you be offended by this? >> yes. >> that is the question. >> where are we? look. let kids be kids. everything you do involves risks. you just can't lock inside and not do anything. i think -- this is all about lawsuits you know? stay out of concussions. i agree with nick. how are people getting concussions from tag? >> they suck at it. >> you suck at it. >> probably there have been lawsuits that is what this is all b let's kill all of the lawyers. >> what? are you kidding snee. >> my whole family is lawyers. i can't say that. >> usually when you're a kid you were it at the game of tag or told you you were it as they ran from your stench. >> i hate to say it but tag is horrible. people would say i was a tag hag. that i thaid be wrong. when i was a kid, people would come up to me and say mom says i can't play tag with you because you have hepatitis. tag doesn't ininjure your risk, it injures your hole soul and hepati

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. she is in texas to promote the health care overhaul. yesterday she blew off demands to step down. >> majority of people who are calling me to resign are people who i don't work for and do not want this program to work in the first place. i have had frequent conversations with the president and i committed to him my role is to get the program up and running and we will do just that. >> well that hasn't stopped the drumbeat of complaints or questions about why the system failed so miserably. >> the administration told us they were ready. when october first launch tate they would be ready. told us that summer, a number of times in terms of formal testimony with the committee in letters and everything else. today we learn this was so compartmentalized, they didn't test the whole system only two weeks before october 1st. so they didn't really have any clue it was going to work or

i am here with patti ann browne, pab for short. give as you smile. and filling in for andy levy, mick mar teen. he holds a record for spotting whales and a greater record for being miserable and alone. and we had initter vengeses to get him to do more drugs. it is my sidekick, bill schulz. you know him as the guy who opened for that guy who opened for that other guy who once opened by byron allen in 1998. it is writer and comedian, i guess, paul mecurio. join the tens of fans who check out his pod cast oi -- on itunes. guess what it is called? it is the paul mecurio show. >> that's a good picture of me. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. you put the it in you hot. >> thank you. a pop star drift needed a lift. on monday, a day of the week, justin bieber visited the great wall of china, in china pab, and was crushed to find the 2,000-year-old photo op didn't have an escalator so the pint sized pimp did what any playa would do, he perched his caboose on the shoulders of his bodyguards and ordered them upward. there was video of the biebs skat

coa coast>> ainsley, patti ann, good morning to you. it seems like a year since super storm sandy impacted the east coast impacting 24 states where we are standing here. there was a huge set back months later after the storm came through. the disrecovery process is ongoing. >> part of that include a massive buyout plan. they will knock down homes in sandy affected communities and offering residents prestorm value in their home. staten island is the first area to be bought out. >> i signed the papers, accepted their offer. they have been more than fair. >> in the ocean breeze section of staten island the neighborhood remains mostly deserted bud they are vowing to rebuild. >> a year later they are under repair no kitchen, no bathroom, this room is painted and the floor went down a year later. we have a long way to go. >> along jersey shore in seaside heights they began to rebuild only to suffer a major set back. it may have been compromised water and sand we have the time lapse of putting it back together a rush to get this boardwalk toge

ainsley, patti ann?ight life for us. >> hundreds gathered to remember the 24-year-old massachusetts high school teacher allegedly killed by one of her students last week. her body was found near the high school after she went missing. her funeral mass will be held later this morning in and over. >> singer richris brown is arrested for felony assault after they say he attacked a man outside of a washington, d.c. hotel. brown is still on probation after pleading guilty in 2009 for attacking his then girlfriend rihanna. >>> more problems plaguing the obama care web site. a serious network all 50 states unable to sign up for health coverage on-line. this before sebelius is scheduled to testify. >> it is working now the web site is but what failed this time is kind of behind the scenes. a central data hub. it was one part of the web site that was considered to be some what reliable. the timing here is not good. a number of administration officials including health and human services kathleen sebelius are read

jon: patti ann browne. thank you. most dangerous places in our entire country quite frankly. camden, new jersey, ranking first in violent crime last year. the numbers are staggering with folks living in that city have a one in 11 chance of falling victim to a violent or property-related crime. who do you send a story on this? veteran war correspondent steve harrigan is used to tough situations and live in cam dem with more on this steve? >> reporter: jenna, this neighborhood we're in camden now is called challenged by officials. a few minutes ago we saw a young woman arrested for buying heroin. she was put in one of those squad cars. camden currently holds two records. one the most murders per cap tax more than anywhere else in the u.s. two, the lowest income. just $21,000 a year here. the chief of police knows that he faces enormous challenges. >> last year for us, we were 87 per 100,000. now to put that into context, el salvador was 70 per 100,000 and hon durus was 82 per 100,000. according to u.n. statistics last y

. >> i am patti ann browne. i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us.it has been one year since super storm sandy pulled up the coa coast>> ainsley, patti ann, good morning to you. it seems like a year since super storm sandy impacted the east coast impacting 24 states where we are standing here. there was a huge set back months later after the storm came through. the disrecovery process is ongoing. >> part of that include a massive buyout plan. they will knock down homes in sandy affected communities and offering residents prestorm value in their home. staten island is the first area to be bought out. >> i signed the papers, accepted their offer. they have been more than fair. >> in the ocean breeze

jon: patti ann browne, what a sad story.o announce her candidacy for governor today. davis was virtually unknown nationally until earlier this summer when she landed in the spotlight for her 12-hour filibuster of the state aborings bill. got a lot of attention. casey stiegel is live with more. hey, casey. >> reporter: jenna, good to see you this is senator wendy davis's district. i have to say her campaign is being very tight-lipped about what the major announcement is going to be today although other sources have confirmed she will be officially throwing her hat in the ring for the race of texas governor. just as you said, really before this summer, most people, americans, even texans for that matter did not even know who senator wendy davis was until that famous filibuster that nearly, 12-hour long filibuster in an attempt to stop the state's controversial abortion bill from becoming law. it later did in a second special session but some analysts are predicting that she will be able to mount a pretty nice campaign, though

jenna: so many questions about the story, patti ann, thank you.id the undercover officer which patti ann reported to us which wasn't undercover at the time, have a legal duty to identify himself and stop the assault. we'll talk more about that with our legal panel next hour. jon: some politicians facing re-election and those with hopes for higher office are playing the shutdown card. some seem to be running from the issue. others embracing it. the effects of the government shutdown could have on our next class of lawmakers, coming up. >>> and could living near an airport be hard on your heart? new health concerns about the long-term effects of too much noise. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything

jenna: patti ann, thank you.hing yesterday, a big court decision broke during "happening now" that could have a huge impact on obamacare. you probably know 36 states have told the federal government they do not want to those insurance exchanges required under the law. that means the feds will have to open exchanges to serve those states. the plaintiffs suing the government saying some obamacare subsidies are unlawful. they argue that the law only allows for subsidies in states that set up their own exchanges. and the government can not really provide subsidies to the people who buy insurance through the federally-run exchanges. so they're trying to block subsidies in those 36 states. the obama administration asked the judge to dismiss the suit but the judge said no. one of the plaintiffs in this case is dave, who running a flooring company in west virginia. he is a sole proprietor and one of those filing the lawsuit. dave joins us now on the phone. you're a sole proprietor. what, you don't want health insurance o

patti ann browne is live in our newsroom with more on this. patti ann? >> jenna we're now hearing the voice of that 68-year-old man who caught his wife in bed with a 22-year-old. it happened in southern arizona in a training will retirement community north of tucson. the man woke upat 1:00 in the morning noticed his wife was not in bid sew went looking for her. he found her. the 63-year-old woman in their guest house in bed with a 22-year-old man. the husband used hits cain to awaken the younger man, steven chapman. told him to leave but chapman apparently refused to go. prompting the oiler man to fire a warning shot after a scuffle. the shot gun pellet rick coinitiated, injuring chapman's hand. the husband called 911. >> what is location of your emergency. >> need police here. >> i found a guy in bed with my wife and i, told him to get out. and he attacked me. so i shot him. >> when police arrived, chapman declined medical treatment and booked into jail on suspicion of disorderly conduct. saddle brook where this all took place is described as upper clas

tracy: patti ann browne, thank you very much. all-time highs as china's lenovo is considering buying blackberry. our twitter question of the day if you had $5,000 would you invest in google or blackberry? tweet us your responses. they will be at the bottom of the screen. let's ask the question to rob enderle, president and principal analyst of the enderle group. right now what would you buy? >> probably google over the short term. really depends though on my willingness to risk. if i'm willing to risk more, then blackberry because it is facing an acquisition or an effort to go private, probably will have a higher percentage up tick. so i may make more money over blackberry, over google, but because we don't know the nature of the acquisitions it is much riskier investment. google really only faces possibility of regulation or, an act of god to break its revenue-run, so it is the much less risky, but probably won't have the jump that blackberry might have short term. >> never know. since the ipo. , it is up 1076% give or take. tha

i'm here with patty ann browne and filling in for andy levy is his brother ace levy.

we have patti ann browne and nick gillespie saturday at 11:00 p.m.tern. >> it looks like they had a fight. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> they need more persuasion to prep for the invasion. a russian military space official announced the country has no place in combat. no plan in place to combat an alien attack from another galaxy. saying, quote, there are enough problems on earth and in near earth space. but as one military advisor explained last year, the u.s. has a plan and it counts on america and russia fighting together because as the world super powers they would be best to lead the counterattack. so should we be worried that mother russia is unprepared for the first alien war? for that we turn to our frightened correspondent, joe mackey. how devastating is this news? >> it is not that big a loss, greg. we have bigger fish to fry. we cannot agree on whether or not iran is bad, and we will waste available evacuation time trying to figure out which country eric snowden will might for. >> interesting point and glad you are taki

. >> i am patti ann browne in for heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt.d murray is a free man. while you were sleeping conrad murray was released he served two years for administering the deadly dose of propofol. his early release a result of good behavior. he plans to try to get his license back in the state of nevada. also new overnight a halloween hay ride takes a frightening turn at a camp in milford, michigan. people watched in hoar worror a tractor sends passengers right off the ride. >> i had seen people being taken away on stretchers. children wrapped in if blankets. >> you have a lot of hills to come down a lot of turns. 8 people were hurt their injuries are nonlife thetening. a fair ride operator

. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for starting your day with us. finally some apologies.us taking responsibility for obama care. >> they are snapping back at congress as the day wears on. doug luzader is live to break it down for us. good morning, doug. >> more day another crash for the obama care web site despite what we heard from kathleen sebeli sebelius. >> the web site has never crashed it is functional but at a very slow speed and very low reliability and

return appearances from the lovely patti ann -- oh. paul mccurio? >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> that is like the sound track to paul mecurio's life. a salon says the answers to jeopardy clues favor the dudes. deborah sosa has kept track of 18 episodes and it confirmed her suspicions that in 251 answers that were a person 25% female and 75% males. out of 10 chances for female representation only maya angelo was the sole woman. in a category called someone is in the kitchen four out of five answers were women. remi, women make a big contribution by cooking and maintaining the home. just because they are not represented on jeopardy doesn't mean they are not appreciated. >> are you absolutely right. th is a stupid study. come on. 18 shows? i love that show. i watch that show. i don't think it is sexist at all. >> that's good. >> i think alex likes the women on the show. >> i think so too. it is surprising to hear a woman watching it and enjoying that show. >> alex is probably not a huge fan. continue. >> could it be there are more famous men than women and

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. thank you for start ing your da with us.few hours kathleen seb beal why yo sebelius will be talking. >> the push for the healthcare plan. elizabeth prann is live in washington. good morning. >> kathleen sebelius will likely face tough and honest questioning facing a house committee hearing today. while the house ahealth and humn secretary says there are problems with the web site she is working hard to fix them but the glitches continue. healthcare.gov suffered another outage last night. they want more answers. the commerce committee he among others wants to see changes in leadership. >> i

return appearances from the lovely patti ann -- oh. paul mccurio? >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> that is like the sound track to paul mecurio's life. a salon says the answers to jeopardy clues favor the dudes. deborah sosa has kept track of 18 episodes and it confirmed her suspicions that in 251 answers that were a person 25% female and 75% males. out of 10 chances for female representation only maya angelo was the sole woman. in a category called someone is in the kitchen four out of five answers were women. remi, women make a big contribution by cooking and maintaining the home. just because they are not represented on jeopardy doesn't mean they are not appreciated. >> are you absolutely right. th is a stupid study. come on. 18 shows? i love that show. i watch that show. i don't think it is sexist at all. >> that's good. >> i think alex likes the women on the show. >> i think so too. it is surprising to hear a woman watching it and enjoying that show. >> alex is probably not a huge fan. continue. >> could it be there are more famous men than women and

i am here with patti ann browne, pab for short. give as you smile.d filling in for andy levy, mick mar teen. he holds a record for spotting whales and a greater record for being miserable and alone. and we had initter vengeses to get him to do more drugs. it is my sidekick, bill schulz. you know him as the guy who opened for that guy who opened for

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rrn >> so we are just getting ready over here, you know, talking in the bullpen with patti ann and billmean, we're going to follow everything out of washington, certainly, but bill ayers said something the other night that had people shaking their head. >> for sure. parents are interested in this story, facebook loosening up its privacy standards for teenagers. >> we'll check in on that too. and if it moves in washington, we will be there, guys. see you at the top of the hour right here. bye-bye. jon: very sad video to show you here, the bell tower of an ancient church comes tumbling down, and it's all caught on tape. that's new video emerging of a part of the old church in the philippines collapsing after a powerful earthquake struck on tuesday. the church dates back to the 16th century. it's a remnant of the spanish colonial era. finish more than 150 filipinos died in that quake. jenna: well, a potential breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's. new research showing doctors could soon detect the disease before symptoms set in. john roberts with more from atlanta. >> reporter: thi

patti ann brown in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: it was pretty do mat tick, jenna. 911 calls wereeased capturing the incredible scene in fort lauderdale, florida, on saturday when a woman became stuck on a drawbridge. wanda mcgowan had taken part in a five-k walk for a breast cancer charity. she cross ad railroad bridge not made for pedestrians. sure enough it rose and the 55-year-old woman became trapped 20 feet in the air, clutching railroad ties for dear life. witnesses called 911. let's listen. >> bridge is going up and a woman is standing on it. >> she is on the bridge with it open. >> the bridge is open and she is on there? >> she is on it. she couldn't get off. >> bring a ladder or something like that to get her down. i don't know how long she is going to last. >> she is towing on tight, on to the beams. we need to get somebody out here. >> we're getting them over. >> somebody has to contact them and tell them bring the bridge down now. i don't know how much longer she will be able to hold on. >> reporter: mcgowan was rescued bit fire department 20 minutes later useing a 24

and patty reports. >> ann lucas is supposed to be in the lab making sure contact lenses are not havingon to blind people but she is here in the driving rain with other furloughed federal workers. >> frustrated, bored, angry, cold and wet now. >> reporter: their chance. >> give us a vote. >> reporter: ignored and the chorus demand the government open is growing across the country, michelle lockman a new monday and cancer patient cannot start a new drug being tested by the government. >> for the trial and be excited and at the same time was told it was going to be put on hold because of the government shut down was just a big blow honestly. >> reporter: federal parks are closed, meaning no tourists for nearby businesses. >> we are debating right now whether we should pay mortgage or we should pay payroll. those are the decisions that we are forced to make right now. >> reporter: thousands of children from low-income families were going to be kicked out of their classroom but a private donation is keeping them in school for now. that has never been a concern for members of congress though