he repeatedly just open it and they have relawn. that inn investigation and them not clean up the hopeless encampment until thursday. it is located near south boulevard near trader joe's. they have complained about drunkenness and other problems and they are concerned about where these people will go. police are giving them extra time to find shelter. >>> they may expand for people who -- expand for people who live in campers, reportedly oversized vehicles are no longer problems like sunset and pet rear row hill. -- and other areas. they are banned between midnight and 6:00 a.m. >>> the mac book definition of the word gay kicks this whole thing often. >>> they were recently found in video active pieces, next. >> it looks like it is getting busier. >>> parts of the north, it will not play too much into our weather and we will show you how much coming up. . >>> welcome back, it is now 6:44 and new radiation threat is now in the form of radioactive material. brian flores joins us from the island with details on this health risk posing

. >> to be clear, november 30 does not represent a relawn' of healthcare.gov. it's not a magical date. therele times when the consider there will be times when it does not operate optimally and there will be a need for further improvements. >> reporter: for obama it has been a source of enormous strain. only 27,000 users took purchase understand online successfully. across november the chief executive offered a different assessment of how much would change by month's end. >> about it end of this month we anticipate it will be working the way it's supposed to. i think it's not possible for me to guarantee that 100 per of the people 100 per of the time going on this website will have a perfectly seamless smooth experience. we are going to have to continue to improve it even after november 30-december 1. >> reporter: officials say by tomorrow 50,000 users should be able to log on at the same time. those stymied by the process will be sent a message telling them when to log in later on. gregg: the obama administrations concerns about the website are still pretty st