peter ducey is life with more on what the president had to say. peter? >> shannon, iran is in line right now for about $7 billion in economic relief mostly from reduced economic sanctions. as long as they freeze their nuclear program for six months and prove to the international community that the nuclear material and facilities they are allowed to keep will only be used for peaceful purposes. that, president obama says, is as a good first step. >> as president and commander in chief, i will do what is necessary to prevent iran from preventing a nuclear weapon. i have a profound responsibility to try to resolve our differences peacefully rather than rush toward conflict. today we have a real opportunity to achieve a comprehensive peaceful settlement. i believe we must test it. >> on a conference call late last night, white house officials laid out the economic relief for iran like this. they say, quote, the deal that was struck is very limited in terms of the additional business that iran can engage in, that's able to sell petrochemicals and able to sell

peter ducey reports lawmakers spent the day reminding her she still has a lot to be sorry for. >> it is important to remember the affordable care act is more than just a website. >> reporter: but the website still suspeisn't working propero the number of servers have been doubled and now the administrator says they can finally accommodate all the traffic. >> we are now able to process nearly 17,000 registrants per hour, or five per second, with almost no errors. >> reporter: so the site can handle high volume, but security may be another scory, because there are two main components to the federal exchange and one part was never security tested all together before going live. that was so security improvements could be made after october 1. >> was there ever any end-to-end testing on the exchange? >> there was end-to-end testing on the hub. there was individual modular testing and demonstration testing inside the exchange, meaning we had sample cases, sample situations that we tested all the way through. we obviously could not test live until we went live. >> reporter: the top republic

bill: peter ducey is working today live in washington. how well is the website working? peter: is no longer a 1 24 hours per day website. it will be off-line at least from 1:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m. every day. new members show consumers are not the only ones having problems with healthcare.gov. navigators who are there to make the process easier are turning away from the site as well. here's a quote from an octobe october 11 document. navigators are seeing people very frustrated and walking away so they are turning to paper applications to protect their reputations as people in the community who can help even the paper applications will not have a quicker result, necessarily. the white house says they will fall short of their target enrollment for month one. >> i can promise you the first enrollment numbers released later this month are not going to be what we want them to be. no question about that. but we take responsibility for that, take response ability for the errors, take responsible before fixing it. if we get the website working by the end of the month, it will be

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peter ducey begins our live coverage. reporter: that is right, secretary kathleen sebelius says that hhs is on a aggressive schedule. basically a bunch of problems listed in order of importance. experts have assured the administration and health care.gov is not fatally flawed in that it does not need to go off-line to get fixed. >> given the fact that various fixes, particularly of functionality fixes have to be written in batches, it has been advised that you don't gain much from this taken the whole system down for a couple of weeks, it's better to do this on an ongoing basis. >> the ranking republican on the senate finance committee, orin hatch from utah says that he wants secretary sebelius to update his committee on progress of health care.gov once a month for six months. rr 'll get back to it. thank you, john. jon: and idaho secretary mike crapo has been asking questions about the implementation of obamacare. let's listen in as a response continues. >> we have an all time lower rate. >> you can go through those poin