>> joining me now, south carolina senator tim scott who was inside that room during the testimony. i mean, that takes your breath away. it is humiliating. >> unmitigated disaster. it was an awful, awful testimony from my perms. the fact of the matter is that the website should be the least of our concerns. we have to see health insurance coming up. we know that $400 million makes it synonymous with failure. one of my constituents had his information exposed. we could not get clarity on whether or not they would remove his information from the system. we tried over and over again. he tried and we were still left with no clear answers and she had no ability to guarantee during that testimony that our constituent would have his information removed from the system once they had already exposed him to other folks in north carolina. >> senator, there is an article in the atlantic with three guys who built the website better than this one that work with the

in the crossfire tonight, senators ben cardin and tim scott. today official washington xhemated the 50th anniversary of president kennedy assassination. it was a truly remarkable moment. president obama and the first lady joined the clintons, placing a wreath at the cemetery. i wasn't even alive when jfk was president, but his death and his brother's death, and dr. king's death deeply impacted my parents. when my sister and i were born, all of america was still grieving. back then, a big chunk of the republican party was in favor of civil rights. we forget about that. today we miss the kennedys. we also miss the kennedy-era republican party. too often today's gop seems like it's on the wrong side of history. i want to go to you on this question, this question of civil rights, marriage equality, do you sometimes worry that 50 years from now we look back at the republican party and you're going to say, maybe they were on the wrong side of history? >> i don't think so. i think we're where the average per is, we're a loving, open-minded party. the

we didn't have any problems finding you and apparently tim scott hasn't. you have heard from h.h.s. ms. tavenner or anyone her office? [broken audio] >> i finally got a phone call from them at about 3:50 this afternoon and miraculously it appears that they have finally granted my request and taken all of my information and my account off of the web site as of about 5 minutes ago. >> it's too bad that it took a senate hearing to actually have to be able to -- so you could reach h.h.s. just think of all the people that don't have the advantage of having senator tim scott point it out to ms. tavenner. what's your thought about the security breach? how do you feel about having your security breached? >> well, i never feel good about having security breached. i don't know -- i was lucky in that a very nice young man who is trying to look out for his family had had the sense to call me and explain what was going on. according to healthcare.gov, i'm the only person in america that this has happened to. i find that hard to believe. but more importantly, i don't know who else besides justin

tim should focus on tim scott while lindsey focuses on lindsey graham. i wish tim well and that's what i would say if i were lindsey. >> interesting i forgot that you are both up for the same time, which is interesting for two senators a t the same time. >> i look forward to being on the show later. >> you'll be back. >>> guess how much the obama administration has already spent on healthcare.gov? more than $600 million. and that's just the down payment. getting it fixed will cost you a whole lot more. how much? a cyber security expert is here, next. >>> the obama administration just spent $600 million of your money to create a website that doesn't work. how do you like that one? my guess is not very much. you'll have to start paying to get it working. nice to see you, sir. >> thanks for having me on. >> any concept of how much this is going to cost you? >> they can't measure what they have right now with 500 million lines of code because that's what's in there. they haven't done an end-to-end security test. they have no concept of all the issues. so unti

i will make sure that tim scott gets elected. that will change and the anger is a preview of coming attractions. will the governors be ready? bob mcdonald joins me at the rga conference as governor of virginia. good morning, sir. >> hey, chuck. >> i want to start with the review that you put in motion having to do with the events that led to what happened. the day before this incident took place. he took his own life. he was going to be -- he was found to be mentally unstable and needed to be hospitalized and supposedly a bed couldn't be found. what more do you know and what do you hope to find with this review. >> i ran against him as a decent honorable man and a family man to have this tragedy in our legislative that has been heart breaking. he tried to do something for his son on monday and the system doesn't it's too early to rush to judgment. what i have done is order the secretary of health and human resources and to make recommendations and the budget i have to put together here in the last three weeks. if there is new res

the other is republican tim scott of south carolina. booker and his mother met with senate majority leader harry reid and later with president obama. he's filling the seat of frank latinberg who died last summer. >> a federal appeals court is blocking a ruling to change the stop and frisk practice. in august a judge ruled the controversial police tack take unfairly targeted blacks and his panics. on thursday a court put a hold on that ruling. the judge has been removed from the case. police commissioner ray kelly defended the ruling and practice sitting reduced crime rates in mork -- citing reduced crime rates in new york city. >> lowest number of murders, the lowest it's been since october 31st in the 1940s, perhaps. that's how safe the city is. our tactics and strategies, i think have worked and continue to work. >> the appeal process will continue through next spring. new york city elects a new mayor on tuesday, and blass r the employment -- bill de blasio, the democratic front runner built his campaign around stop and frisk. >> the

i'm going to make sure that tim scott gets out and allow for all the other folks on the ballot to represent to work hard for my election. >> talk about oversight. one town in utah just forgot to hold an election. by the time the city realized it h hadn't arranged an official election day, it was too hold to hold any vote. so they will appoint the current mayor and city council for another two years. it's not the first time. the town made the same mistake in 2011. and question only imagine what cory booker meant by this m midnight tweet. he tweeted when you lose your laugh, you lose your footing. and that is your morning's dish of scrambled politics. joining us now for our first look at politics, our thursday regular bob franken who is in d.c.. good morning. >> they claim they forgot the election. >> right. either that or they didn't really want to do it. >> maybe that's the answer for the country. let's just not have an election. >> could be. so let's talk about some of the new developments with congressman radel. as we reported, he announced he's taking a leave of absence after pleading gu

. >> there's bob,jindal, tim scott, it seems to me the republican party has all the riches on our side and we're not here talking about joe biden running for president, because that would be boring. we're talking about these great personalities, a plethora of riches -- it will be entertaining. >> people forget that. >> who is the purist we're talking about here that can abolish the welfare state. >> one of those guy that is believes good principles also equals good politics. ted chris in the short run hurt the party, but in the long run, he led people know he stands for something. obama care is an assault on this country. most doctors don't like it, it will make our health care worse, and obama made a bunch of promises that turned out not to be true. >> no, no, that was a horrible decision, a dumb strategy. that really is the difference between the two wings of the party that we're going to figure out before the 2014 election. whether you like it or not, the american people have returned divided government to washington. the republicans control the house of representatives, the democra

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new jersey democrat becomes the second african-american the other is tim scott.ator booker is serving out the rest of the term of the late senator frank lautenberg and now to utah and the murder trial of dr. martin mcneil. is he accused of drugging and drowning his wife in the bathtub. defense says she died of heart disease. medical examiner taking the standed to grey testifying that michelle macneill may have died with drug toxicity combined with heart disease. he is not saying she drowned but it is possible. denying a town's attempt to shut down a hot sauce factory. the town wanted the factory to stop production since saying it was emitting stinky fumes pepper and garlic. the drug rejected that request. the hot sauce company says it is working with the city to reduce the smell. finally sponge bob sponge bob square pans spng bob get the act? so his boss can save the whole nickel that's tonight's speed read. now, brace yourself for this one. the agency that is implementing obama care paid out $23 million for dead people. you heard right. according to a new inspec

last semester my organization, we hosted united states senator tim scott on campus. attendance from the administration. but they were very willing to befriend a senator for both louis farrakhan and angela davis. >> wow. do you feel like that is sort of built into their approach in the classes? you know, the atmosphere on campus? because it feels like a form of brainwashing to just shut down the other point of view entirely. >> well, i can definitely say that the other point of view isn't necessarily embraced. my definition of the academy or university is where a debate of ideas are supposed to take place. and you know, a lot of times the debate itself isn't allowed to take place. or both sides aren't presented. one of the major concerns of pushback that i've gotten, especially alumnis that oh, you're making it seem like bowie state, the students are really conservative or libertarian. and that's not the case. and you know, but my thing, i've been there four years now, and this is actually the first time the other side has actually presented. >> wow. and look at the f

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. >> republican senator tim scott joins us. good evening, sir. >> thank you, greta. good to be back with you. >> what do you make of the fact that this -- obama care is dependent on the young and the healthy, buying in droves to support older and the sick. is that happening or is it going to happen? >> i think that's unrealistic expectation for obama care. think about it this way. young adults have unemployment rate near 17%. they graduate from college, cannot find a job, they have student loans that are due. they would like to buy a house one day and now they are being told that they have to buy a policy they don't really want. it's not going to happen. in south carolina alone, student graduates from clemson university, 26, 27 years old. he is looking at a 64% increase in his rates. a young lady graduates from the gamecocks. she is looking at 20% to 30% increase in the rates from ju so now they are buying policies that they do not want. i'm not sure how you tell a young person who believes already that they are invincible that they have to buy a policy with coverage

last semester my organization, we hosted united states senator tim scott on campus.dance from the administration. but they were very willing to befriend a senator for both louis farrakhan and angela davis. >> wow. do you feel like that is sort of built into their approach in the classes? you know, the atmosphere on campus? because it feels like a form of brainwashing to just shut down the other point of view entirely. >> well, i can definitely say that the other point of view isn't necessarily embraced. my definition of the academy or university is where a debate of ideas are supposed to take place. and you know, a lot of times the debate itself isn't allowed to take place. or both sides aren't presented. one of the major concerns of pushback that i've gotten, especially alumnis that oh, you're making it seem like bowie state, the students are really conservative or libertarian. and that's not the case. and you know, but my thing, i've been there four years now, and this is actually the first time the other side has actually presented. >> wow. and look at the feedbac

republican tim scott from south carolina is the other one. scott was appointed by governor nikki haley to fill jim demint's old seat. by winning a special election earlier this month, cory booker became just the fourth black person voters have elected to the senate since reconstruction. joining edward brooke in 1996, carol mostly ann, and barack obama in 2004. before them, there was hiram revels, a mississippi state senator who was selected by state lawmakers in 1870 to fill a vacant u.s. senate seat. "the new york times" wrote about his swearing in this way. quote, his demeanor was as dignified as could be expected under the circumstances. the abuse which had been poured upon him and on his race within the last two days the might well have shaken the nerves of any one." as you can imagine, 1870, much of that abuse was blatantly racist. they wrote of a descendant of a orangutan in congress. the first african-american to serve a full senate term was also from mississippi. his name was blanche bruce. and both of these men were elected before th

senator ben cardin, a democrat from maryland and senator tim scott, a republican from south carolina.t on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the crossfire tonight, two members of a vastly different u.s. senate compared to the one of the kennedy era. here in washington, a wonderful tribute to a martyred president, whose killing influenced an entire generation, but here's what strikes me. the notable thing about johns f. kennedy's washington is that it worked. the obama era washington doesn't. kennedy could talk with even barry goldwater. when he said we'll get to the moon in a decade, he didn't mean we'll settle for a rocket at cape canaveral. while cautious, he unified the country, not divide it. it's too bad for president obama, honoring kennedy seems to be a symbolic moment, rather than a chance to learn from him, maybe to change something. >> i loved it right until the last sentence. well, look -- >> don't you think he should learn? >> i think he should and is learning. even jfk, he had his bay of pigs moment. i

not so is the case, according to senator tim scott.on. they are making sure voters do not realize what happened during the first year was insufficient premiums, insufficient funding for obama care, which means premiums the second year will skyrocket. to avoid the sticker shock before the election and voter rebellion before the election, you move that to after november. >> if voter had known they would not have been able to keep the health care they liked or doctors they liked, if they had known the president's promise was a lie, they wouldn't have voted him for the first place, romney would be president. >> the idea you can keep your plan. we heard that right before the election. if you like your plan, keep your plan. if you like your doctor, keep your doctor. according to the "wall street journal" this morning, that may not be the case any more. as they are having to cut the amount of money that's paid out to these doctors. can you imagine on these plans, these doctors who are now being paid $20 to look at a mammogram, to screen a mam

. >> he joined south carolina republican tim scott as the only african americans in the senate. he brought his mother along. booker won a special election to fill the seat of the late frank laughtenberg. >> aljazeera investigates sex crimes on campus. >> sometimes the victims are the falsely accused. >> i started to talk and i broke down and i was crying, and, you know, i was just devastated. >> the struggle colleges face balancing the rights of accusers and the accused. >> between rental, light bills, water bills, i just couldn't really afford to have food in the house. >> it's a lot to juggle. things are about to get tougher for financially strapped families. the help that's being taken away today. >> the f.a.a. will start letting you use four phone and other devices during take offs and landings, but there will still be restrictions. >> santa's making an early appearance at the mall. why the first big holiday sale is already here. >> the charges have been dropped but i still can't return to campus. at aljazeera reports, he is fighting to clear his name in a crime he says he n

mitch mcconnell, tom cornyn, tim scott, mary landrieu, and then on the house side, dave camp, kevin mccarthy, steny hoyer, john boehner fred upton, etc.. largely leaders and people who are in tight races. the open secrets site, that pac money includes, for example, candidate pacs so it is not strictly external money. to the point of citizens united, i think we have the tendency to assume we will see all negative effects -- that the citizen united ruling will be something that echoes over time. i think it will continue to evolve. i think we can expect further rulings from the supreme court about it, as well as potentially something coming up congress. although i don't think there is any traction on that at this point. but we will see. i have seen the reports that you have the same democrats outspent -- democrat leaning pacs outspent republicans over the course of the last election cycle. and i think that is interesting as well. what i also think that beyond the super pacs and citizens united, there have always been ways and legal loopholes to invest in and affect political campaigns. and i th

mitch mcconnell, tom cornyn, tim scott, mary landrieu, and then on the house side, dave camp, kevin mccarthyeny hoyer, john boehner fred upton, etc.. largely leaders and people who are in tight races. the open secrets site, that pac money includes, for example, candidate pacs so it is not strictly external money. to the point of citizens united, i think we have the tendency to assume we will see all negative effects -- that the citizen united ruling will be something that echoes over time. i think it will continue to evolve. i think we can expect further rulings from the supreme court about it, as well as potentially something coming up congress. although i don't think there is any traction on that at this point. but we will see. i have seen the reports that you have the same democrats outspent -- democrat leaning pacs outspent republicans over the course of the last election cycle. and i think that is interesting as well. what i also think that beyond the super pacs and citizens united, there have always been ways and legal loopholes to invest in and affect political campaigns. and i think

don scott and tim williams are now tied at 94 points. mark viviano has 93. and then it's the ladies. mary bubala with 90. and linh bui with 89. the season may be under way. but you can still sign up for the 2013 pro football challenge. to compete, go to cbsbaltimore.com, and click on the link at the top of the homepage. you must be over 18 to play. our contest runs through the regular football season. one entry per person. ask you're competing nationally for prizes. come here to cbsbaltimore.com, and sign up now. good luck, guys. back to you. >> the ravens look to get a winning streak going, as they take on the chicago bears. watch that game this sunday, 1:00 p.m., live on wjz. then stay tuned, right after the game, for our special wjz game coverage. we will bring you the highlights, reaction, and analysis. it's a full day of ravens football live on wjz. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, a new leader for america's catholic bishops. and the challenges laid down by a new pope. that story as eyewitness news con

tim friend joins us live from london for new scott land yard there, tim the police are saying this isorst case they have ever seen of its kind and clearly taking it seriously do we have details on the two people arrested and how strong the case is against those two? >> well, the police are slowly but surely piecing together their case because of course the information they are getting is from the women themselves in the main and they are traumatized. and so they are having to tread very carefully indeed. as to more information about those two people who were initially arrested and subsequently released on bail, they are a man and a woman and not british nationals. one report suggests they might have been married and that is not confirmed, they are age 67. it's unlikely, we are told, that they were related to the captives. now, they were three women, 69-year-old malaysia and 57 and 30-year-old british woman and given they were held captive for 30 years it's highly likely the british woman spent her entire life in one form of captivity or another and some reports are suggesting she was

tim fry department staff. one of the conditions for approval will hopefully provide mr. scott and his accountant more certainty about what we're looking at. so being very clear open the types of drawings and dimensions and details we'll gotten this information just we're going to fold it into the project. the second point it's common for us to require make up materials average providing the clarity about the addendum it's a fairly standard list of approvals the intent is not to hold up the approval but to fit them in with the construction schedule and to meet them out there wherever appropriate >> we're not done yet. >> are we done with questions. >> can i add a few comments. if you go through those two-thirds of them are in the documents the way they're asking for them. several of those aren't even proposed. so it seems far more vague then necessary. i'll point out a few skrirpgz bullet two is 50 percent replacement in fact, we have 5 percent. and you go down to button tin number 5 requires an agreement so there's overlapping concerns here and i mean that respectfully. we've

scott remains on top with 87 points. behind him is sports director mark viviano with 86 points. tim williams and i tied with 85 points.ea ingram and mary bubala with 84, followed by linh bui with 82. you can still sign up for the 2013 pro football challenge. to compete go to cbsbaltimore.com and click on the link. you must be over 18 to play. just one entry per person. you're competing with people nationally for prizes. go to cbsbaltimore.com and sign up now. >> thank you. >>> the ravens are looking to er three game losing streak. watch the game against the bengals sunday at 1:00 live on wjz. >>> don't miss the cbs prime time line up. at 10:00 it's a brand new episode of person of interest followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. >> [screaming] >> wrong place, wrong time. two college girls reveal what ht the red sox won the world series. >>> he told me before he left, i'm going to be here as a friend and that's it. i'll let you go on christmas. i never got that. >> more from the first woman held captive in a cleveland house of horrors. >>> multimillion dollar lawsuit. >>> multi

apple coming off its lows of the session so far after cnbc scott wapner was told by carl icahn he had another good conversation with apple's ceo tim cook about the company's stock buyback situation. he said they both believe the company was under valued. so again, apple shares reacting perhaps to that report, sue. back over to you. >> looks like they are. thanks, dom. see you in a minute. back to tyler at the investors summit in washington. what do you got ahead for us. >> thank you very much. here with 2,000 registered investment advisors, among the many attending the 22nd annual "squawk box" impact c -- schwab impact conference. you don't know them, but they know your money. what they're doing with it after this short break. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh a> to >>> to a still developing story and the trail of destruction left by the

tim cook bought 36 million shares at -- at 444. that would cost him over $3 billion more where the stock is right now. >> scott, just to be clear, there's a little bit of apple fatigue. retail investor going on, a lot of them lost money in it, and they're looking for other things apart from apple. it has a bit psychological pressure on it, too. >> a breakout going on there, too. >>> tweet us your questions @cnbcfastmoney. we'll have the traders answer them after the break. >>> we'll look at the largest big and short positions, find out which stocks the smart money loves and those they hate. that and much more is coming up. in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. you get your coffee here. you get your

. >> scott wapner brought us the news, conversation between icahn and apple's tim cook on the same pagew much does that move the needle, if at all? >> not much, i don't think. tim cook is great at diplomacy. he'll talk to anybody, even me on the street. >> as he has. >> on this program. and i mean, i don't know how realistic it is, $150 billion debt on apple's part do that. he's running the same dell play book on apple but apple's got more options. we'll see. >> two big stories to watch today. >>> between skype and google hangouts, vine, instagram you, could say video's social media's next big frontier. last year we introduce dwrod yo spree cast. it has launched a mobile app, broke out of beta with new features. jeff joins us here, ceo of spree cast. great to have you you back. >> thanks for having me. >> why did it take so long to come out of beta? from a few things we wanted to get done before we came out of beta. one we wanted to get the mobile app out two introduce moneytization features and redesign the site. >> you've been active up to this point, right? we've talked about the hig