unsatisfactory. >> reporter: questions are to be answered. >> reporter: the family spokesperson says they have the that they cannot investigate themselves spirit of demanding an independent investigation. >> pam: in oakland. a 16- year old boy is arrested for allegedly setting someone on fire, while on an a-c- transit bus. >> pam: unnamed suspect is a student at oakland high school. the teen may be facing felony hate crime charges. he was originally booked on assault with a deadly weapon and mayhem. the victim, you see pictured for burns in the hospital. authorities say, the suspect may have targeted the victim, because he was wearing a kind of skirt. the alameda county district attorney will also have to decide. if the suspect will be charged as an adult. >> catherine: >> pam: new at 8-- >> pam: in just two days, thousands of people have already visited the new graton resort and casino in sonoma county. >> pam: it is now the largest casino in california. and the influx of visitors is also bringing heavy traffic to the otherwise quiet community of rhonert park. kron 4's charles cliff

. >> it was unsatisfactorying that he was murdered. people like the conspiracy theories. >> the country gears again to gather kennedy and the moment that time stood still at dealey plaza. >> as part of the ceremony, at 12:27 in the afternoon central time there will be a moment silence the exact moment when president john f. kennedy was shot. >> if you are hoping to be on bart this morning, right now that is not happening. leyla gulen? >> there is a computer glitch and bart will be out of commission until 6:00. they hope to get trains rolling by 5:00 but it will not happen. 6:00 is the estimated time. that does mean you need to put plan "b" in effect. as we look around the bay area, right now we are looking at clear and quiet conditions. what we have is plenty debris on the road all due to the high wind we experienced over night with caltran on the way at highway 24 and this is to clean up branches that fell into the roadway causing slowing there along highway 24 as you come up to the 580 junction. 580 from tracy to dublin had a hit-and

. >> i think it's unsatisfactory entirely. >> it's refreshing that the president is acknowledging that this is a problem. >> also refreshing to hear the president say he's going to do everything he can to take care of this problem. >> we're going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a tough position. >> options for solutions is something that's under discussion, but there is no specific option right now. >> we didn't do enough -- good enough job, and i regret that. >> do i wish things had operated totally smoothly on october 1st? you bet. >> we are now more than 30 days into one of the greatest website disasters in history. >> was october a bad month? you bet. >> i want to go in and fix it myself, but i don't write code. you know, kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. ultimately, the buck stops with me. >> nice to see you, carl. >> great to see you. >> it's pretty fair to say the president, the administration, is on the ropes, certainly on the website, and a good start is a good apology. a lot of republicans are unconvinced, as rush limbaugh isn't convinced

>> you had an unsatisfactory, to put it mildly, encounter with law enforcement over this.in this situation, in terms of dealing with law enforcement, based on your experience? >> file the report anyways. you know, even if they tell you you are not, don't have a case, there is no chance you are going to get anything. i think it is important you do it anyways. make yourself heard. not only is that good for yourself. you've can help heal, a little bit better with that. also, you never know where it could lead. and, if, if the perpetrator tries it again. maybe there will be some kind of record there. it could help the next girl. maybe not you, but maybe the next victim will get justice. >> cecelia, you have women, young women, women of all ages speaking about this in the film. many have not spoken publicly before. >> especially on college campuses. lenore focusing on making campuses safer for girls. and in shock how hard it is to report a rape or get some one to listen to you. she was 18 when she was raped. it is a big way we hope the film can make a difference. >> cecelia pec

>> i think it's unsatisfactory entirely. for this reason. apologizing to the individuals who may have lost their policies. he is not apologizing to the nation, which was systematically and deliberately mislead, given assurances that he could not give and that he and his white house had to know were false in order to enact obamacare. i don't think obamacare would have been enacted if he had not again and again and again said y'all can keep the policies you have got and like. you can keep the doctors you have got and like. this is the whole american people that were mislead not simply those folks who, unfortunately, are taking the consequence of this by losing their health insurance. >> you know, i think that the ripple effect of this is potentially not to be underestimated. and you are right. the president has sort of compartmentalized the apology and said for those on the individual plans, he seems to sincerely believe, i think, that eventually they are going to like their plan better. but, it doesn't acknowledge the ripple effect, the small

updates on theor market places, the responses we got were completely unsatisfactory. we were told multiple times that everything was on track. we now know that that was not the case. forward. time to move deservecretary, you credit for coming before the american people in accepting the responsibility of the websites problems. the focus is where it should be, on the future. it is clear to me that you're as hard as you can to fix healthcare.gov. keep that it. when this law was created we made a promise to the american people. a promise to fix a broken system . a promise to ensure that all americans have access to quality, affordable health care, we made a promise to make sure that no one ever went broke just because they got sick. you must make good on that promise. some people have called for your resignation. we cannot fix the blame for the past. you need to stay at hhs and help get the marketplace working. recently you said you expected the website to be running smoothly for the majority of users by late november. there is no room for error. beat,st beat, and i say t

and as i mentioned there's been a number of legislative attempts with unsatisfactory results. the lesson i learn with that is we have to go deeper. we have to not just treat the symptoms but deal with the root causes of the problem that have made it so difficult for us to solve these problems over the last 50 years. remember, we're talking about a lot of money here. last year the department of defense let contracts for $360 billion, that's 10% of the entire federal budget, and more than 50% of d.o.d.'s obligations. and as g.a.o. testified in our hearing a couple of weeks ago, if you compare 2008 to 2012 and look at cost estimations just in those four years we got 7% worse on developmental costs. 13% worse on total acquisition costs. and the average delay in initial operating capability went from 22 months to 27 months. so just looking at the last four years, we've gotten worse. in all of these categories. but, of course, it's not just the acquisition of weapons and equipment. the pentagon spends more on service contracts than it does on weapons. and there it's harder to know i

. >> we're working every day to make improvements to this wholly unsatisfactory website. i want to make clear nobody is more unsatisfied with the way that website has performed since the launch than the president of the united states. but we're working every day to improve it. >> so there is new evidence of a growing group within the president's own party that they are revolting against the problems plaguing the health care rollout. "the new york times" reporting there's worry about the impact against democratic candidates in next year's elections. >> democrat senators that are running for re-election want to delay because they don't want to face the people that are being affected by the law because they want to win their election. that should tell you everything you need to know about what's going on here and how people are perceiving it. the president's numbers are in the tank. >> joining me is kentucky congressman john yarmuth. as a member of the energy and commerce committee and he was there for wednesday's hearing. sir, great to have you with me. politico has in prin

. >> we're working every day to make improvements to this wholly unsatisfactory website.he way that website has performed since the launch than the president of the united states. but we're working every day to improve it. >> so there is new evidence of a growing group within the president's own party that they are revolting against the problems plaguing the health care rollout. "the new york times" reporting there's worry about the impact against democratic candidates in next year's elections. >> democrat senators that are ruin

. >> when we asked for updates on the marketplace, the responses we got were totally unsatisfactory. track. we now know that was not the case. >> this is a dishonesty. you've been misleading the american people and the president has. i would much rather you say yeah, we were wrong, yeah, we didn't tell the truth. >> reporter: another embarrassing refusal indication that when sell beal yesterday acknowledged that hhs is not doing background checks on. here's how that exchanged played out. >> so a convicted felon could be a navigator and could acquire sensitive personality information from an individual unbeknownst to them? >> that is possible. >> reporter: now secretary sebelius predicted that due to all the problems, the administration's roll-out -- excuse me -- enrollment numbers will be very low when released next week. she also mentioned that hhs has what she called a very aggressive schedule of fixing the website. that is an indication that this will be very tight for officials over and hhs. meanwhile, cnn has learned an official in charge of technology over tess agency that deve

when we asked for updates on the marketplaces the response we got were totally unsatisfactory.t he heard multiple times that everything was on track. we now know that was not the case. but that's in the past. now it's time to move forward and figure out how to fix it. madame secretary you deter of credit for coming before congress and the american people and accepting responsibilities for the website's problem. your focus is where it should be, on the future. it's clear to me you are work as hard as you can to fix healthcare.gov. keep that it. when this law was created we made a promise to the american people. we made a promise to fix a broken system. we made a promise is to insure all americans had access to quality affordable healthcare. we made a promise to insure no one ever went broke just because they got sick. you, madame secretary must make bad on that promise. some people called for your resignation. to borrow kennedy's words. we cannot fix the blame for the past. you need to stay at hhs to help get the market returning. you said you expect the website to be running sm

and getting more people into housing so everyone was in part responsible for this and a very unsatisfactoryr. maybeh more time we could sift out some of the different culprits, but overall what you will see as government standards lapsed a little bit in the 1990s and continuing to relax them but the private sector came in and turned the dials all the way down. they were securitizing, bundling up and selling very risky mortgages. the reason they did that is because the loans that aaa ratings. investors thought a were as good as the loans we had always had in the market. you just had a lot of really poor decision making because people thought home prices would always go up. and they stopped going up, that is when we have the crash. >> the housing reporter for " the wall street journal", nick .imiraos onlly appreciate you coming to talk about the fha. that will be our show for today. we will see you back your a 7:00 tomorrow on " washington journal." [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] -- virginiacovenant governor can

on updates were unsatisfactory. we heard multiple times that everything was on track and we now know that was not the case. that's in the past. now it's time to move forward and figure out how to fix it. madame secretary, you deserve credit for coming before congress and the american people and accepted responsibility for the website problems. your focus is where it should be them on the future. it's very clear to me that you are working as hard as you can to fix healthcare.gov. keep that. -- keep at it. we made a promise to the to fix a broken system. we made a promise to ensure that all americans have access to quality affordable healthcare. we made a promise to ensure that no one ever went rogue just because they got sick. you, madame secretary, must make good on that promise. some people have called for your resignation. we cannot fix the past. helpeed to stay at hhs and get the marketplace is working. you said recently you expect the website to be running smoothly for a majority of users by late november. there

one, we are working to make improvements to this wholly unsatisfactory website.rformed than the president of the united states. we are working every day to improve it. if there is a silver lining to this, it was always the case no matter how good the website was going to be. young americans would be the last group to sign up. i don't know about you and college and everything i did when i was young was last minute up to the deadline when i have to reenroll. i wait until the last day or two of enrollment because i want to believe i'm young. that's the way young folks are going to operate. we are able to focus on this problem, address it every day and prove the user experience. give access to information through other means and focus on what really matters. the purpose was not to develop a great website. the purpose was to provide a market so americans can buy affordable health insurance with minimum standards. so many had crummy plans that didn't give them hospitalization and mental health services and had lifetime or annual caps. all that goes away on january 1st.

example, when rich shelby was the chairman on the ranking committee, that had to do with proilg unsatisfactory answers. at this point, i just don't see anything getting in the way of her confirmation. >> ip, did you see that mckenzie study? >> which mckennedy study? >> it said qe did nothing for the stock markets, but saved governments around the world $1.3 trillion in funding costs. >> i didn't see that, but i'm looking at the stock market 20% this year and -- >> check it out. it's a mckenzie study that says -- you know, mckenzie, i don't know if i believe it, but they somehow determined that it had nothing to do with the rise. but the funding costs, it was something like $1.3 trillion saved global government. .after reading that, i was thinking why not make it permanent? if you can get governments to run $1.3 trillion cheaper, then hey, let the good times roll. but -- >> swroe, this is a great question. i think actually they're going to get this question because a lot of people in the markets are asking this question which is to the fact that is qe asking the government to borrow cheaply and