who is john doe number 27? >>> international aid barely scratches the surface as typhoon weary survivors face a life and death struggle. >>> plus a meth dealer makes the worst decision of his life in dragging this cop. >>> and a secret service sex scandal involving agents from the president's detail. good morning. i'm mara schiavocampo. we're getting our first numbers for the first set of enrollees to obama care and it has a very long way to go. tracie potts starts us off live in washington. so just what is the white house saying about these numbers? >> reporter: they're saying no one is really happy with them, but the political problem for president obama now isn't just coming from the right. supporters, democrats are worried and they're becoming more vocal about it. today the white house gets an earful from senate democrats. >> nobody who supports health care reform and supports successful implementation of the affordable care act is satisfied with what we've seen out of the website. >> reporter: president ob

who is this man otherwise known as john doe number 27? >>international aid bely scratches the surfa as typhoon-weary survivors inhe philippines face a life-and-death struggle. >>> a meth dealer mas the life-or-death decision in dragng this cop. >>> and the secr service sex scandal involving agents fm the president's detail. "early today" arts right now. >>> is is "early today" for thursday, nomber 14th. > good morng to you, i'm richard lui. the low numbers coming in are causing a stir democratic lmakers are now lining up in greater nbers to challenge thr party's leader, th president. nbc's tracie pos stas us off in washington tracie, how i the white house handlinghe obama carexchange numbers coming in? >> reporr: well, the reality is settling in, richard. and they realize that no one's happy with this, not the critics, the predent or the white house. as you noted now, not even pporters, democrats who have been behind the health law. today the whiteouse gets an earful from senate democrats. >> nobody who supports health care reform and sup

our john doe's awake. i'm, uh, heading back to the hospital. see you later. (coughing) this dust could be toxic! where's my particle mask? (coughs) you got to die from something. (groans, coughs) man, sara held certain death in her hands for 20 minutes and never moved. do you think it's true that your whole life flashes before your eyes in those situations? did for me. i'm listening. i was 18, getting my wisdom teeth pulled. when i got the anesthetic... malignant hyperthermia from anesthetic can be fatal. they need a crash cart? not exactly. it was my first experience with a mind-altering drug. i thought i was dying, began to hyperventilate, hallucinate. and? in my addled state, i fell madly in love with the dental assistant. for some reason, i had to tell everyone, including her. turns out, it was just an adverse reaction to the drugs. (singsong): awkward. no. humiliating. i never went back. i still have my wisdom teeth. you? perhaps another time. why don't you take what's left of the satchel, and i'll concentrate on the bomb frags. man: margarit t'agavoraka

house of representatives, speaker, john boehner, does not favor this legislation. says that it would hurt small businesses because there would be an increase in litigation that would cause small businesses to have to defend themselves in court. the white house dismisses that excuse. the white house's reaction and in the senate, here's what he had to stay. >> some of the objection that's i've heard from members of the house are reminiscent of objections of other opponents of other civil rights legislation put forward. they were wrong then and they're wrong now. this is the right thing to do. it's the wrong thing to do because we're all equal. -- right thing to do. >> again, the party of social conservatives and members of congress, and the business community simply the lower taxes of the regulation-free environment. the family research council, a leading research organization, here's what they had to say

john: what does the phrase even mean? i am for social justice. >> right. john: for a lot of people it does not meannything. it just means socialism. there is a real meaning. course of institutions that you expect other people to live by. john: laws, property rights, family rules come anything like that, one of the tests of those institutions should be that you expect when people live and abide by them attend to produce goodonsequences for everybody. you can show whether you care about this by asking a question like this. imagine that marxists were right. imagine there were a disaster, they left the overall majority of people destitute. would you still advocate markets? i think most libertarians would say i would at least have some reservations. the fact that they work matters in the justification. if you think that the new advocate whether you know not what philosophers are calling the social justice. john: i'm rand said that do not consider charity a major virtue. selfish. >> what she means is not what most people mean. even if she thinks that i don't thi

john: what does the phrase even mean? i am for social justice. >> right. john: for a lot of people it does not mean anything. itust means socialism. there is a real meaning. course of institutions that you expect other people to live by. john: laws, property rights, family rules come anything like that, one of the tests of those institutions should be that you expect when people live and abide by them attend to produce good consequences for everybody. you can show whher you care about this by asking a queion like this. imagine that marxists were right. imagine there were a disaster, they lt the overall majority people destitute. would you still advocate markets? i think most libertarians would say i would at least have some reservations. the fact that they work matters in the justification. if you think that the new advocate whether you know not whathilosophers are calling the social justice. john: i'm ran said that do not consider charity a major virtue. selfish. >> what she means is not what most people mean. even if she thinks that i don't think she spe

john does not make movies because he thinks he is going to make money. john makes movies because he wants to see them. and i went to work with who i want to work with. but he is not going to make a lot of money with me starring in a film, but he wanted to make it, and that is significant, because it says to me that the grand scale of one million people seeing the film, i do not know how tangible, how practical that is, but with the internet and with all of these other mediums, i think it is possible in one small way to get your whether it is a filmmaker or a screenwriter or a poet. whoever you are artistically, i think it is possible. you may not make a living. you may not be a millionaire. you may not be making a living at this craft, but the hope is, you know what? it will i do something, make a difference. if i do this project, it will fulfill this creative thing i have inside me. i understand that politically, we should pay attention to that, but there is so much other stuff going on that they do not really matter. for me, they do not. tavis: for me,

saw the video on ktvu, he said it was compelling enough to relaunch the investigation under the name john doe. >> we started again as soon as we saw the video. >> it is disturbing when you see the vicious individual that did not do anything wrong. >> we spoke with one witnesses said he could identify the attacker. it is not clear if the police is in contact of that person. >>> continuing coverage now from our christian, live in san jose to explain of the 24-year-old answers those charges. >> reporter: in just two days after smith playing the game in the bay area, he was here pleading not guilty to three charges. the judge streamlined those cases against him. >> aldon smith by his mother and father appeared at the room of justice this afternoon. the star had nothing to say. investigators say they found the weapon at smith's home in june 2012. investigators say smith fired two rounds from a handgun and someone else shot two other guests and smith himself was stabbed. in court smith entered not guilty plead and said a few words. outside the courtroom the prosecution says this was a lengthy p

doe report and have since located the victim and made sure she got medically assessed and we're now pursuing what we hope to be the person responsible. now we're just calling it a person of interest, but that person's already been identified. i want to assure the public as soon as we were made aware of this event, there were no resources spared and the officers did a great job of identifying it after the fact. as far as current events also in the department, department command staff, the mayor and the fire department command staff marched together on veteran's day to recognize our -- those that have been in the armed services, which is a big honor for us. today i was at the alameda oes for the zone two meeting with the attorney general. she actually recognized the department for some of the progress we made in the area of technology and the justice mobile act and the smart phones and /aeu nouned there'll be a new initiative coming out that the attorney general hopes will join all counties in california for shared regional information sharing, which is something people have been talk

john what does the report reveal? >> the report was released within the last hour on the website of connecticut criminal justice division. it conclude a number of things. i put together a graphic of what i think are the three key points. beginning with the fact that accord being ting the to to ther the gunman actedded alone. there is the conclusion on the screen lanza acted alone. we are looking at the police response time on december 14th last year. according to the report the incident began at 9:30 in the morning at 9:35:39 the police received the first 911 call. the first officer was on the scene at sandy hook elementary school four minutes later. according to the report six minutes later the officers entered the building for the first time. and the report tells us in fewer than 1 11 minutes adam lanza had carry the out his murderous reign. that is the main conclusion of the report. we are hearing that for the first time from somebody in authority. >> and john does the report hint at a motive of the shooting. >> th

john: does bring another guest. economist terry anderson. you find indians do much better when they own their own land. >> yes. i first get interested in this subject in 1976 when i visited a member of the flathead indian reservation. and while visiting his house i noted just how well off he was. he was not in poverty. i asked how he explained that. on never forget in many across the table, rested his chin on his hand and elbow nd saying, i own this place. that was my first introduction to the fact that many reservations in the united states to have some prively-owned land like you and i own our houses. and the indians that have privately-owned land too much, much better. their land is way more productive than a land that is overseen by the federal government, held in trust. john: 90% more productive. >> yes. the statistics are just astounding. have done a lot of gathering of that data. they show that the lnds, anywhere from 40 to 90 percent more productive than the lands held in trust. and as he said, these indians to have their land under

kron- >> the f-b-i is looking for an alleged child sexual predator they're calling "john doe 27." agents don't know his name, but say he's involved in child exploitation and the sexual abuse of a minor. the f-b-i says these images of him were found online. he's said to be white, 40 to 50 years old, with brown hair, graying sideburns, and a bald spot. and has a ring on his right ring investigators believe he has the plaid chair you see here. in his house. the suspect may also have a southern accent and go by "jimmy." >> >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. there isn't up roar in oakland tonight, as many in the community oppose a protection curfew ordinance. anyone under the age of 18 years old would have to be indoors before a certain time, or face the consequences. kron4 alecia reid is set the city council meeting right now. >> something like this would never work. young people are not free and the streets are abandoned. they feel more empowered to do so. >> city councilman stated that this is what oakland a's. he is proposing anyone under the age of 18 should be off the street seven days a we

and still ahead for you this hour as a cold a john doe day with a trial of egypt's leader mohamed morsi bluebonnet well so much from the country's revolution status. i don't know whether your. fears leaders are going to russia for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. in this and people to confess the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could do what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. this is the we have good to have you with us let's move on now more than a dozen days cenizo so a hunger strike could go on tunnel by protesting that indefinite detention on the ledge to use of torture the facility that's on the other side of the bob why it's all sunshine and smiles as on his is this a trick in their reports. de

who is john doe number 27? >>> international aid barely scratches the surface as typhoon weary survivors face a life and death struggle. >>> plus a meth dealer makes the worst decision of his life in dragging this cop. >>> and a secret service sex scandal involving agents from the president's detail. good morning. i'm mara schiavocampo. we're getting our first numbers for the firs

filed a john doe report. >> reporter: a viewer said he recognized the attacker and district attorney george gascon is also asking any witnesses to come forward so they can help identify the person responsible. >>> police in walnut creek are now saying they won't begin cleaning up a controversial homeless encampment until later on this week. we first told you about this story, the encampment is understood beneath a bridge -- underneath a bridge. police say they're giving the homeless until this thursday to leave. homeless advocates say they're concerned about where those people will go because of the limited space in county shelters. >>> the tsa officer killed at l.a.x. was remembered today with song. uniformed tsa officers sang a soulful rendition of amazing grace. 39-year-old gerardo hernandez was gunned down on november 1st. eric holder was among the highest officials paying tribute. >>> the condition of 23-year- old ciancia was upgraded from critical to fair. he was shot in the face and leg. ciancia has been charged with the murder of hernandez and several other crimes that could

doe summons. these summons are will be issued on two banks, two foreign banks at requiring the disclosure of u.s. taxpayer names. gerri: wow, they are coming for you. >> they are. gerri: no doubt about it you said in a break, we were talking about this before we got started. you said nobody tells people who come to the country, you know, hey, you could be on the hook. what is the information they don't get? >> well, they are not getting information that have to declare their foreign bank account on their tax return. and we all know that tax return is due april 15, unless you are on extenttion, if their bank accounts have $10,000 or more, in the account. they are required to file an additional form with the irs, foreign bank account report, the f-bar form, due on june 30th 92 this is fascinating to me, this government seems to look under every sofa cushion and every pillow they can to find money, thank you, fran, appreciate your time. >> you're welcome. gerri: we'll be right back with my two cents

john jackson, chris davenport and lindsay dire take us through some heleskiing. >> john jackson does these little video diaries. >> oh, my gosh! oh, yeah. oh, yeah. oh, i'm enjoying this. >> i'm actually glad to hear that. i'm always wondering, how are they not freaking out going down the mountain. they're excited but also a little nervous, too. >> icy, icy rocks! give me the good snow again. >> yeah, icy rocks, give me the good snow again! >> you can go to our web site and you can also use our mobile app. >> a victoria secret's fashion show is around the corner and this time they're doing something a little bit different. >> you've seen me walk the runway. >> but now it's your turn. >> show me your most fabulous walk. >> on twitter, instagram and vine. >> i ruined it. you don't want to see me or you. >> do we have to wear the weird outfit, wear the giant wings? >> some of them are taking it very seriously. ♪ ♪ >> i think we all know that being a victoria secret model is not easy, and there's a reason why they do what they do. but there could be some undiscovered talent out there

filed a john doe report. >> reporter: a viewer said he recognized the attacker and district attorney george gascon is also asking any witnesses to come forward so they can help identify the person responsible. >>> police in walnut creek are now saying they won't begin cleaning up a controversial homeless encampment until later on this week. we first told you about this story, the encampment is understood beneath a bridge -- underneath a bridge. police say they're giving the homeless until this thursday to leave. homeless advocates say they're concerned about where those people will go because of the limited space in county shelters. >>> the tsa officer killed at l.a.x. was remembered today with song. uniformed tsa officers sang a soulful rendition of amazing grace. 39-year-old gerardo hernandez was gunned down on november 1st. eric holder was among the highest officials paying tribute. >>> the condition of 23-year- old ciancia was upgraded from critical to fair. he was shot in the face and leg. ciancia has been charged with the murder of hernandez and several other crimes that could

if that's the case, we'll be able to possibly get a john doe search warrant to search that residence. thank you. >> just letting you know, somebody keeps coming to the window. there they are again. looking out the window, looking out the window. not sure if they're looking for heat or if they're expecting somebody to show up to pick up a package. >> okay. so we're just going to go in and sit down this block, black out. >> yes. >> we're in position facing the house opposite you. >> 10-4. do you see movement in the far right window from your angle? >> there we go. >> either he's leaving -- [ inaudible ] >> yeah, those blinds on the right are definitely shutting. this is weird. >> 50 miles away on the opposite end of cook county, a different kind of waiting game is playing out in chicago's south suburbs where sheriff's police are on the prowl for dope hustlers and gang members. >> this job takes a lot of patience. especially when you're on drug dealer time. they don't have any fixed schedules at all. the criminals work 24 hours a day. most of the people we go after, those are going to be

john wall doing what john wall does best. gets to the bucket and one. he had 31 points in the ball game. back-to-back 30-point nights for wall. third quarter, wizards down one. martell webster from the corner, that's good. he had 19 parents. woods takes a two-point lead and wall showing off his defensive skills, imam shumpert thinks he was a basket but, no. swats it away. the wizards win it 98-89. let's move on to college football now. just because the terps are bowl eligible doesn't mean they are going to a bowl game. the acc is already considered a weak conference and having six wins may not be good enough. today they tried to boost their resume against boston college only to be left heartbroken as time expired. last acc home game for maryland and taking on the eagles. fans not so happy in the fourth. terps up by four, but watch bc's chase reddick who will throw to a wide open and nate freese's kick is blocked by the terps, and that is a live football. they are standing around like nothing is about to happen. the terps take it the other way. great pla

. >> so, john, does the report tell us anything about adam adam lanza's motive? >> the report says clearly there is no noefb and says very clearly we may never know what the motive was. they haven't -- the official report has not established a motive. there is a lot of information we didn't previous previously know. the report tells us that lanza was obsessed with mass killings, particularly the columbine shooting in colorado back in 1999. he h he had a stack of articles some going back to the late 1800s. the articles talked about killing children. he had violent video games including one that was called "school shooting." the report tells us he hadn't left his house for three months prior to coming out to go to sandy hook school. it said he had black trash bags on his windows to keep the sunlight out and he hadn't spoken to his mother, the mother he killed before going to sandy hook elementary school except via e-mail for the previous three months. one of the little interesting note, there was a computer smashed up in the home when the police got there. a lot of

doe raced into action and once john saved anjelica, he began sliding toward the edge of the cliff himself. he said he dug his hills in. wow. and somehow managed to climb to safety. they are all okay, despite these insane pictures we are showing you this morning. >> crazy. so happy they are okay. if not, we wouldn't be telling this story. that is it for >> this morning outbreak across the mid-west complete destruction. >> it's just completely gone. >> six people dead, entire communities destroyed as more than 80 tornadoes touched down. witnesses in the path of the storm praying for tear lives. >> our father, who art in heaven. >> at this hour, many still in the dark, some not knowing if their homes are still standing. >> i'm devastated. i'm just sick. >> we are lying oon the ground if one of the hardest hit areas. >> plus an exclusive. toronto's mayor rob ford giving his first interview face-to-face to bill weir. >> they can laugh at me all we want. they don't foe rob ford. >> does he think he's an addict in the latest coming up. >> this is "new day." >> good morning welcome to "new day."

john: the magine holds 30 bullets some politicians want to be in these t what does that mean when you can print one? to make it is cheap it is not with us forever some programs are prohibiting t of this and it is not effective. >> it shows that gun-control is an illusion. >> i in a full-service here here to read you feel better but this space is occupied. deal with it. >> he is a libertarian. >> he calls himself an anarchist who was really good with computers. >> he is not the only one. >> other people have banned from what i have seen the ar-15 parts that are banned that will be the popular application more people will print the parts they cannot get is the key is not suited to share his discovery he put the planes on the internet in the state department ordered him to take it down and he did by than 100,000 people had do loaded. government can't stop this. >> this ought to be stopped. >> government will wither on the fine we will all self govern ourselves that we can move forward into a utopia where everyone fins for themselves with the plastic guns the blowup after one shot is a po

john: which costs a lot more. >> of course it does. it includes all of these things you don't need, but they want you to have it, not because you wi use the services, because you're going to put your money in there so that they can spend your money taking care of somebody else. and, for example, colonoscopy is to buy a 30-year-old man does not need that kind of free preventive care. and being forced to pay for colonoscopy is filled almost as bad as having to get one. john: but we have to cover the people who needed. get the healthy to pay for the sake. it sounds kind. john: that is not how this law was sold. john: troop. >> the president knew that to sell this lawyer had to say, you can keep but you have if you like it will be less take care of the uninsured. it was a scam from the beginning john: as the at the reality of central planning is now being revealed, the left continues to run celebrations of how great obamacare is, especially for you women. ♪ john: when you play it -- pay nothing for something you overuses. >> where is the

. >> of all the things you've done, john, where does this rank in terms of your life? >> it ranks number one. >> reporter: sacrificing himself for a child he had never met before. that's what makes john shear america strong. chris conley, abc news, los angeles. >>> and we're so glad you were watching tonight. great to begin the week with you. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight, tough restrictions for east bay gun stores. >> federal civil rights claim in the death of a santa rosa teenager shot by a sheriff dep tichlt tonight, his parents come forward. >> the state's biggest casino raise being concerned about the trouble traffic might be. >> why cross bay rivals could be forced to share a stadium. major league baseball says, play ball, next season. >>> an east bay city weighs new rules for gun shops good evening. >> those rules would impact where new gun stores could be located. owners and employees would have to pass background checks. critics say is another step in eroding rights.

. >> who does he think kerry think shot john walker, the general from oxford, mississippi, the right winger he shot to kill and did kill him. did they have a conspiracy to help him kill general walker? >> who knows. >> if there would have been a conspiracy it would have been uncovered. >> we have put out instructions to take castro out. >> bobby kennedy was calling every other day saying what are we doing about castro? >> why were the kennedy's concerned about castro? >> after the cuban missle crisis kennedy's had given a statement they would not invade cuba. >> why was the cuban missle event so serious in his thinking? >> they put ballistic missles into cuba which would have blown up washington, d.c. >> how did kennedy escape from that net? >> he ordered them out and gave a secret deal to take out missles from italy to turkey. >> so a deal was cut? >> yes. >> there was a time when there was serious concern about castro. was there concern about eliminating him? >> castro wanted to fire missles. there has been talk the cia, pushed by the kennedy's were out to kill castro and get his b

does this sound completely plausible to you? >> well, john, it does sound plausible. it also sounds like it might be a calculated leak. we have found this cia under this administration has not been leaking nearly as much as under the bush administration, but it sounds very plausible. it was a small program and i believe they knew it was risky, but why not try it. the number of people in the early days were not necessarily the real hard core radical islamists. they picked a few out and figured they could try this program but you still had to be a pretty bad guy to be sent to gitmo. >> yeah, but in the early days some of them got through. in the bulk of the bush administration, they were released back into their home countries and they had about a third that have gone back to radical islam. it may be they're thinking of releasing a lot more and a they want to put a little doubt or stink on them. >> right, because nothing like letting the world know that you recruited double agents, and then sending them back to their home countries, and seeing what seeds of discourse th