more calls for matthew segal, founder and president of ourtime .ick is up on our line for republicans. caller: how are you doing, matthew? guest: good, how are you? caller: good. do you know the kinds of between progressivism and a constitutional limited government? progressivism, as latimer linens, if you had a centralized health centralized health care, you control the health care of the person, and you control the person. and your body is your private property, and it has -- your private property is yours. and you have rights. what this bill does and all this mean, more government stuff that is going on that you guys believe in -- is actually causing more government, which is less freedom. true liberals stand for less government and more freedom, and progressivism is actually wanting more government, which is less freedom. progressivism are the aristocrats back in the late 1800s's, and they said they stand for the communist philosophy, but they do not believe in the revolutionaries like the blood in the street. in other words, they're basically

will be taken. >> segal said those steps would be accept nuclear inspectors. authorities in pyongyang have insisted there should be no conditions placed on the conditions of the talks. >>> they've agreed to launch a pre-emptive strike against the north should they see definite signs it's about to use nuclear weapons. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel met with his korean counterpart. officials in seoul agreed to mobilize their militaries to prevent a nuclear attack. >> north korea's policies and provocations pose a serious threat to regional stability and global security. >> u.s. leaders raised their alert level against north korea after it launched a rocket in test and conducted a nuk test in february. they now regard the north as a direct threat to the u.s. mainla mainland. >>> a territorial dispute involving japan an china has left relations between the two neighbors an all time low. but that hasn't stopped a group of the chinese to organize an event. officials at the china japan friendship association are planning to hold the celebration in beijing later th

as for where negotiations stand where, we have the latest from phillip segall. >> the president of local 1555 tells kron 4 negotiations are at a standstill. it's unclear when the two sides will meet face-to-face. bart says it's made its best and final offer and it does not want to do as the union proposed and hammer out the proposal being disputed that being wages and work rules including daily scheduling and the use of new technology. our union rights and we're not going to give those up because there are issues that protect us and if they're established practices that have been ongoing and to give that us means anything can happen. >> still, bryant says she plans on presenting bart's latest offer to union members and later next week put the proposal up for a vote. in the meantime, a spokesperson says they're focusing on the tragedy on walnut creek will and the address the labor dispute at another time. >> we're dealing with a situation the labor issues, negotiations, are not in the forefront of our mind. we've just lost two people in the bart family. >> and while members of bart's larg

let's bring in laurie segall from cnn money. what do you make of this? because even as we speak right now, it certainly looks like the website has crashed. you go there and it says it's not operable. >> i've got a computer in front of me. i just went in, technically, it it is crashed right now. it was a have i interesting statement. after hearing it, i e-mailed a tech guy, an entrepreneur friend and said, are we wrong? has this crashed? he said absolutely it's 100% crashing. as a matter of fact, it's crashing right now. the definition of a crash, he told me, is having the services unavailable due to significant bad programming issues or other related issues. what you're looking at right now is essentially a website crashing. so that statement, part of what she said is true which is that there have been slow services. the part about her saying it hasn't crashed talking to tech folks i know just doesn't necessarily line up. >> maybe she's dealing with a nuance that it's crashed because verizon, their responsibility has forced it to crash, not necessarily d

and also with us, technology correspondent laurie segall. joe, let's start with the politics of this. monkey court, screaming back and forth, accusations that patient records are being accessed by thousands of others? >> it didn't take long for this to degenerate. it went off the rails from where the website isn't working properly. it's easy to get trapped in but important to talk about. he was pointing out to one of the witnesses that some of the code for the website says there's no reasonable expectation for privacy for people using the website. barton suggested that could be a violation of federal health privacy laws, hippa laws. democratic congressman pallone said that hippa laws don't apply because obama care gets rid of pre-existing conditions for people trying to get insurance and pallone is correctly stating the administration position. i know because i've asked administration officials about this very topic. they say hippa doesn't apply because it gets rid of pre-existing conditions. that's not the end of the story, ashleigh. the ot

my home, then potentially anyone can remote in from anywhere in the world back to my home. >> lori segalcnn money, new york. >> how creepy is that? so many people have these baby cameras now and somebody could be hacking into that and watching your baby. >> it's one thing, you know, we knew that someone could hack into your computer on your web cam on your computer but baby cams? >> creepy. >> you are saying parents are now taking -- >> so many people have like the baby monitors. it used to be just audio and now a camera can be fixed on the kid and people are hacking into that. that is plain creepy. >>> speaking of creepy. we have a bizarre story now. we should tell you everyone here is okay. believe it or not that is crazy. this was all planned. 21 people set themselves on fire over the weekend, breaking a guinness world record. is there a record for this apparently. this is for fireproof suits which is great news considering they are are all on fire here. the fire department was ready to put out the flames if anything went wrong. looks like "thriller." like a bizarre video. this is fro

that's exactly where meteorologist amelia segal is standing by at the big event taking place in fairfax. >> reporter: well, veronica, we are here live with the storm team 4 x 4. people are getting ready for fall this weekend going on saturday and sunday. chuck bell and david culver will be here throughout the day tomorrow, myself and julie carey will be here during the day on sunday. you can come on by and say hi. when we got the storm team 4 x 4 here earlier today, the weather station reading a temperature of 90 degrees. let's take a walk to the back of the truck. we are tracking the temperature. look where we are right now. not too much movement. coming in at 88 to 89 degrees. it is warm everywhere. washington coming in at 89 degrees. temperatures until 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. to remain in the low 80s. after that, we slowly slide into the 70s as we work toward midnight. for all the events going on here, head to www.nbcwashington.com. coming up at 5:45, we'll be back here live. i'm going to give you the detailed forecast of exactly what to expect here this weekend on saturday and sunday. tha

let's go ahead and toss it to amelia segal who is right now in fairfax county, virginia with more onhe weekend events taking place. >> reporter: well, veronica, i'm here live at the government center. preparations under way, getting ready for this weekend's festivities. we are going to be here live all weekend. come on down and say hello. david culver and chuck bell will be here tomorrow. myself and julie carey will be here sunday. now, when we got here, here is the weather station on top of the truck. it takes in pressure, the humidity, the temperature. the temperature here in fairfax, veronica, 90 degrees this afternoon. you can see, even as the sun is starting to go down, we are still very hot here with a temperature of 86 degrees. this is a kid friendly event going on this weekend. lots of wonderful activities. we have pumpkin painting, scare krou making, three stages of live entertainment. for the information, go to www.nbcwashington.com. here is what you can expect at this weekend's event. hot on saturday. a high temperature of 88 degrees. even humid on sunday. still warm, a te

our tech expert, laurie segall has been doing a fabulous job with this.heard cgi, senior vice president say the problems will be fixed and the system will be okay. do you believe her? >> you know, i will say when i'm -- i'm very excited they asked about that 5 million lines of code needing to be rewritten. they asked about that and said do we need 5 million lines of code to be rewritten in order for this to work? it takes about a day to write 100 lines of code for one software engineer. what cheryl campbell said is if i told my 300 employees they had to rewrite that much code, they would walk out. from looking at everybody kind of deflecting a little bit is the disjointed nature of trying to build something that was such a huge political agenda, such a complicated website, but the idea that there were so many cooks in the kitchen that in order to build a very good technology site, in order to build something that's going to work, a, you have to test it. b, you have to have a lot of folks in-house, on board communicating. what we're seeing here is that the

mark segal is a member of our team and joins us now.rd enough to imagine being awake for 48 hours. i'm sure you've done it as a doc but how does the human body function? >> i have to tell you this is one of my favorite stories that we've done here on tv and i'll tell you why. it's mind over matter. i wrote a book about this called "the inner pulse." this is about your hormones kicking in, anyone that is this driven and she's already proven this, having gone 55 hours to swim between cuba and florida without a shark cage with all kinds of currents, this is a walk in a park by comparison. this is a walk in the park. she's going to do this with her eyes closed and the human body can do this. jenna: hold on one second. i said nearly four hours. she's at three hours. either way, that's still a long time and she gets to do a few things differently. you can actually watch her live on the internet. she's allowed to take fluids, she can eat, she can give -- different people are going to swim with her throughout this and she can give them a hug. t

. >> cnn's money technology correspondent laurie segall joining us new york. it's frustrating, almost mad. ing when you listen to the testimony because each person is insisting their piece of the puzzle worked just fine, but when you put them altogether and the system was integrated it all fell apart. was it tested? was the integrated system tested before the site launched? >> it doesn't appear so. there are so many cooks in the kitchen, an entrepreneur said he said it varied well, because everybody's responsible, nobody's responsible. what we heard in that hearing is we heard cheryl campbell say, she's part of cgi, what she said was, part of our technology didn't work but it was because another technology didn't -- we were overwhelmed because another part of the technology from another contractor, the eid, the registration process, when you first get in, they prompt you to register, she said because that didn't work. we go to andrew slavitt in charge of that, he said the government, he came to us last minute and said we needed to add a registration process. t

lori segal is in new york with more. good morning, lori. >> good morning.ment day. i'll say it myself. first of all, let me tell you what the rumors are and what we can possibly expect. let me get right to it. first of all, new fifth generation ipad. a lot of people excited about this. thinner and lighter, also a bit speedier. also the new ipad mini with the retina screen, clear display screen and updated macbook pros, faster than the previous ones. we heard before about os mavericks back in june. we might get the release date and price for that. a lot of people looking for that. you mentioned ipods, carol. people are very -- they're not as much -- they don't sell as well as they used to. but people still love to buy the ipods. people are saying maybe we could expect some ipod this is go around. people will be interested to see if the new ipads have that fingerprinting technology that we saw with the new 5s. people will be excited about it. you mentioned the apple smart watch. i don't -- i'm sorry to say, i don't know if we'll hear more about that. i'm dyin

amelia segal and chuck bell will be out there. 70% chance of rain for monday with a high temperature of only 75 degrees. in fact, on monday, i think we could squeeze out anywhere from 3/4 to an inch of rain. possibly heavy. tuesday, more rain. that could, in some areas give us 3/4 to an inch of rain. by the time we get to the end of tuesday, we'll have a lot of rain. it's going to come all at once, possibly. we are going to continue to track the system for the early part of next week. as you see, the heat is gone as we head out of the weekend. back to you. >> thanks. >>> right now roads are closed around the white house because of the shooting on capitol hill. adam tuss has an update on travel conditions and that ride home. adam? >> reporter: let's take a look at what's going on here. this whole situation as we have been telling you over the last hour, this is where everything started. this is the corner of 15th and e northwest. you can see the traffic here on 15th street is moving in both directions. we have pedestrians walking h

laurie segall joining us, promising the consumers will have an easier time shopping online by then of november, a month ago. what chance those fixes will be done? >> reporter: well, they're saying it will be done. i got on the phone with a entrepreneur who said i'm not sure if they're going to be able to meet that deadline. but you know, for everyone's sake, let's hope they do. but what we're seeing here, guys, just how much was wrong with the website when it rolled out. i mean, clearly it's come out they didn't test it enough. i mean the complexity of the website shouldn't have been tested end to end in two weeks. silicon valley, where they know what they're doing with the website, kind of like this, they would have spent months testing this kind of thing. and also, what we're seeing is that, obama said about a week ago, he said the overwhelming traffic, it highlighted underwhelming problems. what we're seeing are the bug in the site. it's one thing after the next. really you see there were too many cooks in the kitchen here. >> talk about the security concerns here. yesterday we saw

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let's bring in cnn money tech correspondent lori segal who's been watching. >> everybody's waiting tor about the ipad. we're hearing that they're going to release the new ipad 5, a new ipad mini with the retina display. we haven't heard that yet. but i can tell you what we have heard. they announced the price and release of apple's new operating system. it's called maverick. it was eye opening. they said they were going to release it for free, which is new for apple. they also introduced and updated the macbook pro line. they said it was going to be lighter, thinner, faster. we anticipated this was going on an announcement. they also announced the new mack pro desk top, which they've been handing out to artists like lady gaga. everybody's loving this. they said it'll be available by the end of the year. i will say tim cook kind of -- he was digging at his competitors a little bit in his opening speech. he said, our competition is different. he said, they're confused. he said they chased after netbooks. now they're trying to make pcs into tablets and tablets into pcs. we have yet to he

laurie segall reports how on how the use of digital currency.is picking up items from the post office but not your typical parcel, inside or drugs. this is like a deluxe. >> reporter: this is the dark side of the internet. peter has changed his name and obscured his identity. >> (voice modified) >> this is a normal shopping cart icon with a normal website. >> reporter: this has been shot down by the government just recently. >> the most difficult to find is lsd. >> reporter: this is an anonymous that work for the only payment is a virtual currency that is worth real money and it is not traceable. >> is not traceable but if you do certain things... and still remain anonymous. >> reporter: it specialized and drop it even got darker. there are other sites drugs... or even if you are looking for lsd and even on this side you can literally purchase ak47s >> reporter: also advertising hit man in exchange for payment of the virtual currency. it is not necessarily an end game >> they killed the server but they did not obliterate the technology. >> repor

laurie segall joins us from new york. laurie, the big question is the feds.wn silk road. they were in there and undercover, but "peter" said in our piece, it is difficult to infiltra infiltrate. when they infiltrate it, these guys get better. this is going to be a tough one to really get in front of. a lot of times, poppy, they are playing catch up. >> who is better at the technology. great report, laurie, i appreciate it. victor. >>> thank you for starting your morning with us. "new day saturday" continues after a quick break. [ male ann] this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. no. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira

laurie segall, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> 34 minutes past the hour the head of the nsagton post" report that the agency broke into overseas servers belonging to dpogoogle yahoo!. he says the spy agency does not illegally access servers but rather works with the two tech companies. yahoo! spokesman denies the nsa was given access to its data centers and the chief legal officer says the company will continue beefing up security to keep hackers out. >>> syria destroyed all of its declared facilities used to make chemical weapons and all chemical weapons have been placed under seal according to an international watch dog group. weapons inspectors had been sent to syria following reports the government used sarin gas to kill hundreds in august. the syrian government denies the allegation and blames rebel forces. >>> a teenager is found dead rolled up in a gym mat in his high school. no arrests have been made and death ruled an accident. the parents of 17-year-old kendrick johnson don't believe it and they are demanding answers. today we will learn from a federal prosecutor i

. >> reporter: lori segal, cnn money, san francisco. >> lori does fantastic reporting about things that are going online. i would follow her on twitter if you get the chance. you will not regret it one bit. >>> this morning we will hear from an oklahoma zoo official about a female employee mauled by a tiger on saturday. she admitted she was at fault when she struck her arm through the fence that housed a 14-year-old tiger. she has undergone successful surgery on her arm and expected to recover. you will see that interview coming up on "new day." >>> five stories you talk about this week. including a showdown that could tilt the outcome of the next presidential election. >> a 6-year-old and 7-year-old get into an argument about who is more stealthy, ninjas or navy s.e.a.l.s? this sounds like my boys. one of them writes a letter to the head of the navy s.e.a.l.s and guess what he got back? stay with us. ?u+5+5+5+5kk >>> welcome back to "early start." let's take a look at the big stories making headlines this week. here is rosa flores with the "weekly five." here are five things you need t

segal will be here on that. and a woman escapes serious harm after getting hit by two trains, but she didn't escape from the law. those stories ahead. jon: well, the obamacare web site is still seeing glitches three weeks after its launch, many people trying to log on to healthcare.gov hoping to see the smiling faces you see there on that welcome screen are instead being greeted by error messages and the resulting frustration. so will the series problems get fixed finish serious problems get fixed x how much is it costing us? peter doocy with more on that. >> reporter: here's the problem experts have with healthcare.gov, there's to way for consumers to browse their options or shop anonymously the way they can on private insurance web sites because to do anything on healthcare.gov, users first must create an account, and that's what adopters say is causing a -- developers say is causing the bottleneck. it asks the system to do a lot, and this system apparently can't handle all that work up front. and now official

>> i think that segal said a lot of good things about when you had the tenure go from 3 to 2 1/2, it was game on. no one thought that would happen. that move from 2.9 to 2.5, i think that probably pulled more hedge fund managers. i don't know anyone that was leaning against rates, because it just seemed to be a given. then, the fed showed to be pressed because the economy slowed down. the next thing you now, did you see the housing stocks last week. they were on fire. a couple of notes from home depot doing very well. gasoline, let's not underestimate the power of gasoline going down. it is kind of remarkable. a lot of good things happening away from congress, the president. i always have to say both. >> the further you get away from it, probably the better things are happening. >> let's talk about merck, excluding items that are 92 cents a share. that was ahead of wall street's forecast. revenues missed as sales of merck's diabetes drug fell. they were hurt by patent ex per rig ri expirations. i look at a note and he was questioni questioning these jenuvia franchise groeth. they bel

segal. >>steve: let's call maria molina. she's got some weather. >> hey elisabeth.ria. >> more girl time. moving on to weather, a more neutral subject, we have an area of low pressure tacking up along the east coast and it's been doing so over the last several days so it's been impacting parts of new jersey, parts of pennsylvania, maryland, delaware. over more than 24 hours. many people looking at flooding concerns with flood warnings in effect across southeastern parts of pennsylvania. that is one area that has already received more than four inches of rain. coastal flood advisories across parts of virginia. temperature-wise, texas on the hot side. 91 for your high temperature in san antonio. new york city looking pretty good. 64 degrees for the high temperature. let's head over to brian who's going to tell us how the giants did last night. they did great, right, brian? >>brian: yeah. turns out we do not have the video. kidding. giants played the bears thursday night. eli manning came out on fire. if you're a bears defensive back. take a look. two of his first thre

. >> laurie segall, thanks very much. no excuse for the problems. that's what the president of the united states said. you saw him live here on cnn. coming up, i'll be joined by the white house communications director, jennifer palmeri and ask her what specific steps are being taken right now to fix all of these problems. nnouncer ] this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. for my pain, i want my aleve. thnot at the rings.looking. i can feel them looking at my thick, flaky red skin. do i tell them it's psoriasis? do i speak up and say it's not contagious? or do i just say... have a nice day!" when your ps

segal, it is a problem on college campuses 2,000 deaths a year but not to mention the habits that itr alcoholics, you know, later in life. so what do you do as a kid in college when it's the thing to do? it's cool. and when you get to a party they say where is your drink? >> there is programs called night watch. trinity college programs where people that are not drinking, kids that are not drinking go to kids that are drinking and try to get them to stop. again, the buddy system. 600,000 injuries a year of college students who get behind the wheel or drinking. the combination of drinking and trying to actually study doesn't work. really a bad disease buddy system is a cure. >> thanks for coming on the show. coming up on the show. they threw a party while the parents were away. instead of being punished the parents had them arrested. did they go too far? arthur and jonah are here next. >> normally it will cost you big bucks to see your favorite nfl team. some are selling as cheap as $8. >> tickets for 8 bucks? >> tickets for the jets? still too high. could save you fifteen percent or