what i will say now, based on vol youm, also afegted by particular functionality bugs, which have been fixed. most have been fixed, along with capacity expansion. >> so let me tell you a story. i've got a woman named sue who logged on. she did not fill out her middle initial. she got a processing error. she went back to try to fix it. put in a middle initial. she had to wait 48 hours to get another update. tumps out that her income was not verifiable because she put in a monthly income. she calls the navigator. the navigator says yeah, we've got some problems with that, maybe you can do it on an ann l annualized basis. she couldn't get back into the system and has to kocall back f another navigator. so let me try to analyze income and pit it on the back end. she's still waiting. she started on october 1st. she's still waiting to be successfully logged in. to this web site you said has -- these bugs were functions of volume. take away the volume and it works. this is such a deeply flawed data rollout. and my constituents are most likely concerned about their data being stolen. >> mr. pa

on thursday he addressed a packed auditor youm. he said his country needs help to stop the growing violence. patty culhane has more. >> who is to blame for the carnage seen daily on the streets of iraq? prime minister nouri al-maliki's message to the u.s. - this is the work of america's own arch enemy al qaeda, telling the u.s. media, public forums and u.s. leaders he needs their help to stop this. the group's resurgens in iraq is because of a vacuum left by the arab springs, the civil war in syria. some believe he shares some of the blame for consolidating the power, shutting up the sunni community, arguing he's creating conditions for another civil war. the prime minister told the conference he has done nothing wrong. >> as long i use the perog tifs in a contit usual way there shouldn't be a problem. if i ask in an unconstitutional way tell me when and how. >> at the white house promise is the president will raise concerns about now maliki governs. but they won't block the sale of f-16 jets, helicopters or vehicles. >> we believe

edwards, youmes know, roscoe lee brown, ossie davis, they did everything.hat i saw as a young kid who was thinking about acting. if i become an actor, that is who i want to be. they did everything. james earl jones. i've seen them in a multitude of things. al freeman junior, really journeyman actors -- journeymen actors. i remember all the different plays that they have done. did the -- jones godfrey cambridge. i think of men like that. i kind of base my career on being the journeyman actor, as being as diverse as possible. to go from "the wire" to "tremÉ" "the michael j. fox show to -- to "the michael j. fox show," all while still producing -- we won a tony -- it is that diversity a pride myself on. tavis: how does comedy tester chops? >> comedy tests your chops, especially in children when you are doing comedy on stage, it's great. you have the audience to read they are like another actor in the scene. you feed off of them. quiet,, when everyone is it is all about timing. the key to that is to be authentic. once again, be in the moment. if you play the mo

as vl youm increases, it's got storage capacity and application issues. the big picture the website is getting better but the new problems are raising new questions about whether they can meet the deadline of ends of november to get it fixed. >> ed henry, thank you. >>> legislatures fielding a slew of calls aren't planning to sit idly by. here is mike. >> reporter: a number of lawmakers on capitol hill are hearing complaints from 2 million constituents receiving cancellation notices. some of them are proposing legislation to fix the problem. several addressed the president's promise, if you like your insurance plan, you'll be able to keep it. >> focused in actually providing a true grandfather clause. as best as possible, allow people, if they had health care plans they like, they would be able to keep that same plan without having to, basically comply with the mandates driving up the cost of obama care. >> reporter: with the white house reluctant to accept a delay, marry landrieu facing a difficult re-election in 2014 offered her own proposal. it would i

congress make informed decisions about possible policy changes we have just completed our biannual al-youm of specific options for reducing the deficit. we will be posting a report on our web site at noon today. i want to close on a note of optimism. when i make presentations like this i worry that my toting up the economic and budget challenges are country faces can make the problem seems so large that it actually discourages people from tackling them. that would be unfortunate. of course a clear resolution of the long-term budgetary concerns would be beneficial. but even if that is not feasible right now reallocating elements of the budget to better with the countries produces you feed them while reducing uncertainty that fiscal policy next year in improving or at least not worsening the long-term budget outlook would be a good thing for the economy and our fellow citizens. even if it lets significant challenges to be addressed in next year's budget process. thank you. >> thank you doctor. instead of making us more of a formal hearing procedure think we will make it more for an informal

the veiled threat of military action, does the agreement leave room at all for iran to enrich rain youm as long as it's for nuclear energy. >> you heard phil ittner describe the parameters, iran cannot enrich uranium above 5%. over that you get into weapons grade uranium. left alone, a touchy issue of weather rain was the right to enrich uranium. the united states leaves that question alone. the implicit agreement is that iran will continue to enrich uranium, but on the purposes that involve civilian energy work. >> thank you mike viqueira reporting from the white house. >>> while the military option is on the table, should the 6-month trial period fail, president obama emphasised that dialogue is the path forward in dealing with iran and its nuclear program. >> world powers have recognised iran's nuclear rights. the islamic republic of iran innately enjoys this right and this right has been granted to all the signatories by the mtp. >> some iranians believe the agreement is a bad deal. here is a look at what tehran gets. the sanctions held against it lighten up on gold and metal export

. >> bligher has a chance to get on the pod youm in socchi. >> i work hard.f something doesn't work, i work harder. this was not the case, i took a step back and accepted where i was and not compare myself to where i was the year before. it was a different version of myself, i had to start over. >> after winning four golds and a seddal and the olympic madal. bligher is the face of women's snow boarding. she has a different view. >> there's to many women that made the sport. that's another cool part of it, everyone has their strength, everyone has brought snow boarding to a different light to the public and audience that wouldn't watch the olympics. there's so many different characters and that is appealing. >> thank you so much. the socchi winter games beginning february 7th. that's sports for now. >>. >> you left out one of the oldest football rivalries. harvard and yael. >> you are looking forward to that. >> i am, we'll beat yale. >> twitter says it will be tougher to spy on users. it enabled a technology called forward secrecy. this is just the latest eff

youm glbt to say this is a natural thing and no one should discriminate -- you do a great job and i willisten off-line. have a great morning. guest: is the movement has progressed to the way we try to include everyone we represent, it has changed a little bit. at the core, we are talking about people who are facing unfair treatment in a host of different areas. those core issues are at the center of the protections. there are many other pieces of legislation that we advocate for. regardless of the acronym, that is what we are still working to a dance. baltimore,, from maryland. caller: i am listening a mummy say this. all of my life, i have been against anyone treating anyone differently because they are different. i do not care. i have worked with people who are gay or lesbian -- but it is ridiculous have far you have taken it. in baltimore, there's a grocery store. for a papern up they can fine you for anything. -- theyitical views could file for anything. this has gotten ridiculous. i think that no one should discriminate against anybody. they are not. -- nuts. guest: we want to make