kathleen sebelius questioned. the senators were serious. >> i am accountable to the committee and american public for the system in place. >> it is inexcusable that the members of the committee were not told earlier. >> i want you to told account and burn their fingers and make them pay for not

kathleen sebelius questioned. the senators were serious. >> i am accountable to the committee and american public for the system in place. >> it is inexcusable that the members of the committee were not told earlier. >> i want you to told account and burn their fingers and make them pay for not being responsible and producing a product that all of us could be proud. >> in your zeal to implement the law not warnings or advice or council deterred you. you said america should hold you accountable. i repeat my request for you to resign. >> do it now, and the second rule is do it right the first time. why not shut down and do it right? >> the only thing i can conclude it is impossible to do something in this administration to get you fired. you can lie to the american people and misrepresent the facts, but it is impossible to get fired. >> that is a sam pling of what we saw. we have host of power play. chris, did we reset things in the hearing. >> can you burn the same house down two times? i am not sure. it was worse.

what would you ask kathleen sebelius? if you were one of those not members what is the first question in your mind. martha: the first round of all this was about the website. how could this not be working. what did the president know about this website. but since then in the period in between people have gone to the next level of realization on this which they have gotten letters in the mail saying you will no longer have your insurance policy. we'll see a lot of questions focused on the next level of what obamacare is like for people. send us a tweet at martha maccal i am anat march --@marthl hemmer. >> new jersey governor chris christie winning his second term by a huge margin. while a little-known republican took on unbeatable odds and fascinatingly came up just shy in virginia with really no help from the gop. first governor christie at his victory with a message for washington last night. >> i know if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their tvs right now and see

our coverage continues along with the news conference of the kathleen sebelius. we just got disturbing news on other breaking news story of the day. >>> again, live pictures from kdka pittsburgh gazette reports what we were reporting three people shot, but now that newspaper has confirmed that all three are students. students from brashear high school which is now on lockdown. we're getting-we're citing the pittsburgh public schools spokeswoman the newspaper. that's the source on this. police in tactable gear three students are shot. breaking news coverage on two fronts. this is fox news channel. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ shep. >>> breaking news out of

kathleen sebelius is in atlanta. we don't know what she is going to say, but she'll make what the white house calls an important statement about obamacare. she has a strong defender in her corner, her boss. >> i think kathleen sebelius under tremendously difficult circumstances over the last 4 1/2 years has done a great job setting up the insurance markets so there is a good product out there for people to get. kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. she wasn't or i.t. person. she would be the first to admit that if we had to do it all the over again that there would have been a whole lot more questions asked in terms of how this thing is working. but my priority right now is to get it fixed. and ultimately -- >> she is still the right person to do it? >> ultimately the buck stops with me. i'm the president. this is my team. if it's not working it's my job to get it fixed. bill: she has done a great job in setting up the ings markets. what do you think? >> i think that's an overstatement. there is a lot of things impos

. >>> kathleen sebelius back on capitol hill. the health and human services secretary facing more questioning about healthcare.gov. >>> and the vicious battles between the individual atlantis and the drug cartels now taking a turn in mexico. ♪ >>> we begin with an al jazeera exclusive report on the death of palestinian leader yasser arafat. he died nine years ago at a military hospital in paris. but now swiss scientists are saying the former plo leader was poisoned. they said the radioactive material was found in his ribs and pelvis, and in the soil near where he was buried. clayton swisher has more. >> reporter: first they found abnormally high amounts in his clotheds. now they have discovered a high presence of the radioactive substance inside his bones. swiss scientists produced this report after the exhumation order. the arafat family received the results from their lawyer along with analysis from professor of forensic science. >> if i was a judge and jury this is absolutely stone cold certain. it was palonium that caused t

kathleen sebelius insisted the president's promise is true for those whose plans qualify. but he artfully dodged the point that 78 million that do not quify under the obama care law will lose their insurance next year. the report contradicts the obama administration reassurances. that only a few face cancellation. constituents see this so their outrage is widespread. they perceive it as obama duplicity and welcome anyroomied. so on monday -- any remedy. so on monday two democrats introduced s1642, a bill that allows insurance plans offered to individuals to be sold in coming years. here is the description. we said and the president said that if people have insurance and they like their insurance they have they can keep it. that is my bill. unquote. in the house of representatives, a republican introduced a broader bill that has 100 co-sponsors. it is called keep your health plan act. and it allows all plans that are sold to be available in the future, either bill, if enacted would roll back the obama care regulations that are causing the massive cancellations of insurance

when you listened to kathleen sebelius's testimony and heat coming from republicans and democrats, the issue becomes does the president do something about this and if so, what? >> the only thing he could concievably they deplayed the penalty phase from midmarch and when kathleen sebelius was asked about that she said no. there is a practical reason, forget the politics of it. if you give the young healthy people more time to sign up, then there's the danger they will not sign up and the premiums will go up for the older people. it is an income redistribution plan. young people put in their premium money and don't demand a lot in services and so that money will go to pay for the extra benefits for older and sicker people. if you don't have the first part older sicker people will get sticker shock and creates more political problems. >> is there a dead line for that end of november or first of the year or -- >> i would think. not necessarily. i think he could go into early next year. no one faces penalty in the individual mandate until the 30th of march. >> 16 democrats, of them are they

tip number two from kathleen sebelius, have your income and tax information ready when you logon. every security expert i've talked to and i talked to one in the last hour said are you kidding? he said i would never go onto this website, my identity would be taken. >> buyer beware. when you sign up and try to get obama care if you're able to get into the website, this information is not safe. as you mentioned, security experts are saying this site was not designed with cyber security in mind. your information is easily available to those who know how to get it, and one expert that i saw said it could take up to a year to fix such a problem to make your information safe so yes, you might need that information to logon and get your health insurance, but you might be getting something more when you are purchasing this obama care insurance, putting out your information for some nefarious elements on the web. >> kathleen sebelius tip number three the product is good and unlike black friday, it will not run out. what do you think of that? >> depends what your definition of good is. acco

still no sign of kathleen sebelius. meantime we know, lynn, several thousand applications have been submitted but what we don't know is how many people have enrolled in obama care. you can bet the republicans will be asking that question. as we said, the administration is going to release those numbers next week. is this a transparency issue? is this a stalling issue? how big a deal is this number going to be? >> first of all, yes and yes to your questions. in the very short term it will be blown out of proportion because when people write the history of getting this program up and running, the first month enrollment figures probably is not going to withstand the test of history, because we kind of know the answer. the site is broken and you can't sign up, so the numbers probably won't be very impressive. and no matter what they are, you know, it would have been more if things were working. the reason that sebelius gave to the house panel last week under hostile questioning that was pushing her for this, chris, is that

kathleen sebelius is back on capitol hill. another grilling. new information that really makes the issue of whether or not the problems are kbe fixed to the satisfaction of everybody involved. we will take you through that. >>> more. the dolphins bullying allegations. up to now it's a debate. is it bullying or not are they big boys now and treating the way you want to treat anybody else? how about whether or not a premise for the behavior to begin with? another layer of the controversy that goes to mr. ig cog knee tow number 68 of the pictures you see here. >>> a shocking case out of washington state. a 22-year-old turns himself in to police on a minor marijuana charge and he winds up dead in his cell. his family says surveillance video shows him pleading for help but getting none. we are going to bring you that story, obviously, high emotions on that case and all of that is coming up. >> i will be joining you for that shortly. >> the last time that zoraida and i anchored dotting it was a debacle. the entire studio board went down and we had to

hhs secretary kathleen sebelius today testified before the house energy and commerce committee. on the disastrous obama carrollout. sebelius took responsibility for the website failure while making the outrageous claim that the website has actually never crashed. >> we were anxious to get the website up and running and functional, which we clearly have failed to do to date, although i would suggest the website has never crashed, it is functional but at a very slow speed and very low reliability and has continued to function. >> and at the very moment that sebelius made that statement, the healthcare.gov system was down. and it stayed down for the duration of the hearing. sebelius did offer an apology, and she told the committee to hold her accountable for the obama care failure. while insisting that the president did not lie when he repeatedly told americans they could keep their health care insurance if they liked it. but when pressed on whether the president was ultimately responsible for the law's failures, she got visibly agitated, tersely saying, quote, whatever. yes. he is

i think jeremy is right, kathleen sebelius is safe. the white house is not interested in ceremonial firings. they need to get through the website fix, come back and reassess later. kathleen sebelius was in charge, but was there a ceo of health care? that's part of the question. there is nobody whose been accountable from start to finish for overseeing the implementation of this. >> there was a part of the interview where it was kind of clear he felt he got totally screwed over by his staff, team and the people behind it. he said i got taken by it. i mean the american people got taken by the website. i forget what the word was but it was burned. thank you, tower. i got burned. it was telling. he's not happy. it shouldn't have happened. >> and the buck stops with him. >> so, he quickly fixed it. in terms of what he was saying. itis not about him being burned, it's about him being responsible and he knows that. he's not happy. mitch mcconnell is speaking out about the tea party. in a recent interview with peggy noon noon noonan, he said t

tomorrow hss kathleen sebelius's turn and then what they want to hear. >> i personally shared with the secretary in september tla that there were modules that we were going to delay. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> just a reminder it is election day. so get out and vote. bill hemmer. and big races in the country. virginia democrat terrory mccallus battling it out. and governor chris christie is expected to win reelection easily. and first time in 12 years new york city will pick a new mayor. and the democrat is expected to trounce the republican opponent. >> polls are open until seven. >> the kids will not be able to hear their dad's voice. and it is devastating until they are teenagers and toddlers right now, they will not hear their dad's voice or see him. >> that's the wife of

first it was a busy day on the hill where women many see as the face of obama failures kathleen sebelius was taking heated questions from senators, frustrated senators, democrats frustrated with the sheer breakdown of obamacare to the web site disaster to the embarrassing numbers enrolled. >> i am accountable to this committee and to the american public for getting the fixes in place. and we are committed to getting healthcare.gov fixed. >> you have been misleading the american people and the president has over and over again. i would rather you say we were wrong, yeah, we didn't know the truth. >> made a promise to fix a broken system and make sure all americans have affordable healthcare. you mad cdad secretary have to make good on that promise. >> in the last five weeks it has been a miserably frustrating experience for far too many americans. it is unacceptable and i am accountable. >> you said america should hold you accountable which is why today i repeat my request for you to resign. >> resign, we all know that ain't going to happen. accountability, please, the woman still has her

hhs secretary kathleen sebelius and the obama administration continued to sell obamacare. numbers are released showing dismal enrollment figures. hours later the secretary ys in memphis at an enrollment center refusing to say whether the numbers are accurate. only that the administration has yet to establish an enormous number because the problems of this -- problems with the system >> i don't know what members were gathered and where they came from. federal and roman or state enrollment. we will be giving comprehensive figures about nationwide enrollment into is in the federal marketplace, who is that the state level once a month. we will give people reliable and permission and that then be able to count on it. >> reporter: secretary kathleen sebelius says the administration will first release those numbers by the end of the month. gerri: a federal appeals court striking down the birth control mandate in obamacare. what other ramifications? >> it ueld that challenge requiring employer-sponsored plans to provide birth control. a decision. the supreme court will ultimately

health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius said that's not going to happen. >> for millions of americans, delay is not an option. people's lives depend on this. >> sebelius says the website will be fully functional by the end of the month. and as sebelius talked about progress, an agency official reported more problems yesterday saying the site was slow and that some losers still could not log in. anne-marie? >> tara mergener in washington. thank you, tara. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, twitter makes its public debut and one last rewind for blockbuster. alexis christoforous is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, anne-marie. big day down here. twitter stock will begin exchanging stock this morning. it is the most anticipated public offering of the year. twitter has set a price of $26 a share. that values the company at more than $18 billion. twitter currently operates at a loss, but analysts say twitter's best days may lie ahead. >> twitter, which is losing money you would imagine if you believe in the business motto, t

. >> there is another story tonight regarding kathleen sebelius. she returned to capitol hill to answer questions on the problems with the obama care rollout and the law itself. the president's promise that if you like your plan you can keep it. watch this. >> the white house website says if you like your plan, you can keep it and you don't have to change a thing due to the health care law. we know that lying to congress is a crime. unfortunately lying to the american people is not. i'd just like to ask you a simple true or false question. is that statement on the white house website true? or is it false? >> sir, i think the statement -- >> is it true or false, madam secretary? >> the vast majority of american who is are insured are in the employer market, are in public plans or veterans plans. those plans have stayed in place and continued to offer benefits. >> republican john cornin of texas is a member of the senate finance committee. he's with me now. why is it impossible to get a straight answer on this critical issue to the american people? >

. >> republicans calling the president to fire kathleen sebelius. i was struck by what the president did not say when he was asked about that. let's listen. >> do you still have full confidence in kathleen sebelius? >> i think kathleen sebelius in tremendous difficult circumstances in the last four and a half years has done a great job in setting up the insurance markets so there is a good product for people to get. you know, kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. she wasn't our it person. i think she would be the first to admit that if we had to do it all over again, there would have been a whole lot more questions asked in terms of how this thing is working but my priority now is to get it fixed, and, you know, ultimately -- >> is she still the right person to do it? >> ultimately, the buck stops with me. i'm the president. this is my team. if it's not working, it's my job to get it fixed. >> he didn't say he had full confidence in her still. what do you read into it? >> he says the buck stops with me but had two opportunities to say yes, simple on

kathleen kathleen sebelius has to report the numbers back weekly now the interesting thing about it is when the contractors who built this web site testified in front of our committee last week larry they said they know exactly how many people have been enrolled and how many of trial gotten into the system so far but yet h.h.s. kathleen sebelius says that they don't have reliable information on it but the contractors do. do you think she should resign lay. i think i'm not calling for a resignation yet she has promised that the glitches will all be fixed by the end of this month or the end of the month here in november and if it's not then i think there should be a chorus bipartisan chorus asking her to step down. you said recently that it's destined to fail. do you want to deface i know i want there to be a good health care and what i what i'm concerned about is any gap so if it's going to pay all i want there to be enough notice that we can have a replacement system where there would be seamless and the reality is for those getting a cancellation letter it is less then seamless becaus

. >>> and kathleen sebelius testifying on capitol hill again. >>> and the votes are in. we're going to take a look at the changing political landscape across the country. ♪ >>> we begin with stunning news concerning the death of plo leader yasir arafat. swiss scientists say the former palestinian leader was poisoned. they found high levels of poison in his ribs and pelvis, and the radioactive material was found in the soil where he was buried. clayton swisher has more from paris. >> reporter: first they found abnormally high amounts of the poison in his clothes. now they have discovered a high presence of the radioactive substance inside his bones. swiss scientists produced this 108 report after an exhume makes of his body last september. the data clearly favors poisoning of the leader with up to 83% confidence. the family received the results from their lawyer along with analysis from david bar -- barclay. for widow and daughter it is 100% proof. >> when they came with the results, they told me he just died. i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to all courts in

kathleen sebelius is returning to capitol hill today. she will get fresh questioning from senators addressing growing concerns not only about implementation but the law itself. it included a senior administrator involving the implementation. they says the site is able to process nearly 10's of thousands of registrants per hour with almost no errors. >> they can review and compare plans without registering for an account. this functionality was not working well in the days leading up to it so we opted to prioritize work on the application process instead. >> remember we learned many couldn't keep their health plan? is jay carney was thrilled by reporters yesterday. he says the president can go back in time and he is focused on getting it right for the american people. he also encouraged approximately 6 million people without health insurance to sign up. back to you. >> elizabeth prann live for us. a decision on whether kennedy's cousin michael skakel will get jail. he is scheduled to hear arguments on whether he will get authority to rele

. >> reporter: health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is facing another congressional grilling answering more questions about the troubled rollout of healthcare.gov. >> this is unacceptable. it has been disappointing to hear members of the administration say they didn't see the problems coming. >> reporter: today she focused on improvements. sebelius says technicians are making progress every day. >> in the first few weeks after healthcare.gov launched, users had to wait an average of eight seconds for pages to load. today, it typically takes less than a second. >> reporter: democrats are expressing their concern about the troubled website while republicans argue the problem with the new health care law go deeper. one of the biggest issues is the security of private information consumers have to enter on the website. >> not only can millions of americans not log into the website successfully; but those who have actually succeeded could not find themselves at the miles an hour -- could now find themselves at the mercy of identity thieves. >> reporter: the obama administ

did you see senator and kathleen sebelius web site for dummies. they are face is priceless. >> you know what that picture represents? someone who is so clueless. if it was you or me or any one in this table i would look at them and go i am not taking it. she takes it and pictures holding web site for dummies. you are kidding me. they really need to get rid of her, clean house, get rid of cgi. i have been reading up on cgi, wow, are they lost. they are completely -- good luck. no chance. >> i had a dream about sebelius. she was here in a floral pant suit and i thought she was the queen of england. >> on that note.

sebelius. >> still have full confidence in kathleen sebelius. >> i think kathleen sebelius under tremendously difficult circumstances over the last four and a half years has done a great job in setting up the insurance markets so that there is a good product out there for people to get. kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. she wasn't our i.t. person. >> no one so far suggested the secretary wrote even one of the estimated 5 million lines of faulty code, she doesn't seem to be going anywhere. speaking at the carter center in atlanta this morning, sebelius remained upbeat. >> we have had inexcusable technology problems with healthcare.gov. we are making progress toward fixing them, but the new law is more than a website. >> if sebelius is the happy or happy, president obama was the general taking full ownership of the fiasco. >> ultimately the buck stops with me. >> the question now is how much longer is the aca going to remain something the president feels the need to apologize for. joining me "time" editor-at-large mark halperin co-author of "double down." host of nbc's "disrupt" karen finne

handed kathleen sebelius "website for dummies." >> someone who is so -- like, greg, if it were you or me or anywhere at this table and someone tried to hand us that, we would look at them and go, are you out of your mind, i'm not taking that. she takes it and pictures are snapped with her holding "websites for dumb ydummies." they really need to get rigd he, clean house. cgi, wow, are they lost, completely in the weeds. november, good luck, there's no chance -- >> i had a dream about sebelius -- >> you have weird dream also. >> she was in a floral pantsuit and i thought she was the queen of england. >> okay, on that note -- >> trying to get a job with

kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. she wasn't our i.t. person. >> reporter: she's still the right person to do it? >> ultimately, the buck stops with me. i'm the president. this is my team. if it's not working, it's my job to get it fixed. >> reporter: brian, to reiterate, the administration is working on a policy. they are not going through congress. they want to do this themselves to figure out a way to keep that promise for people who like their plans they can keep it. they are trying to see if they can fix the loophole and keep the president's promise. >> chuck todd with his conversation a short time ago with the president at the white house. chuck, thanks. >>> now to the big health story that broke earlier today. the fda announcing the federal government plans to phase out trans-fats from the foods we eat over the next few years. the basic role of trans-fats is to make food taste better. they can make good cholesterol go bad and bad cholesterol worse and they make for heart trouble in all of us. our report tonight from our chief medi

officials like kathleen sebelius are on the hot seat again. martha: we have a chief white house correspondent ed henry live from the white house. ed, a lot ever talk about rolling of heads issue and whether anybody will get a pink slip from the white house. >> reporter: martha, nobody has really been held accountable so far. there is new pressure with the revelations coming out at this hearing about the fact that months ago, people like kathleen sebelius, the health and assuming services secretary got a early warning from mckenzie and company that things were not going well. that might not square with what kathleen sebelius said in her testimony and interviews and whatnot that will get scrutiny. robert gibbs, the president's former white house press secretary told nbc yesterday, look, if this were the private sector somebody would be fired already and held accountable. his successor jay carney, said he would not rule out a staff shake-up but he indicated it would be after the website got fixed. >> he believes his team ought to be and is focuse

as kathleen sebelius is put on the hot seat once again. >> sebelius admits the government needs to fix hundreds of problems with the web site which raises the question can it really be fixed by the end of the month? no background checks. felons could have been hired giving them access to personal information. enrollment is quote, very low. elizabeth prann is live to tell us what all of this means. >> during her testimony she said it is better than it was in october. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius htod lawmakers the government is working to fix what see says is problems. th enrollment extensions they want to change. oo p oo juwhy can keep limping along why not shut it down and put it together in the way it should be put together? many have pointed out that your one off fixes tend to have unintended consequences down the road. >> while sebelius responded there's not much to gain in doing so. we heard similar rhetoric from the president during his stop at the lone star state yesterday. there he pushed the benefits. he voiced his own frustrations and said the web sit

what do we learn from kathleen sebelius' appearance this week? >> not very much. i think she indicated that the website and sort of the larger architecture of the system are in much deeper trouble than we thought. hhs is not even getting accurate enrollment data -- >> we don't even know how many people have signed up. >> no, hhs doesn't know itself. >> they don't know either. >> right. i think that's why they haven't been saying. >> and we decent know when it will be fixed. they promise the end of november but there's no guarantee that that will be the case. >> no. and they didn't really say which november. i think it's -- this could stretch out much longer than they're predicting. >> the other thing that's striking to me and we heard the clip from the president say we're going to grind it out. three yards and a cloud of confused technology or whatever it is. but, politically it means they're not going to bend on this. they're just going to keep driving, and no delays, that seems to be the message. >> i think so. this is the rendezvous with liberal destiny, and th

. >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius took responsibility. is the secretary to blame here? >> no, i don't think so. again, i hate to say, i put a lot of blame on the shoulders of 34 governors who for two years tried to play politics and tried to trash obama care instead of getting with the game. we said we're going to step up and do right by our citizens. and since then we have focussed and shown what you can do. kathleen sebelius is very good to work for. >> there are several million people who are being notified that their private insurance policies will be cancelled at the end of the year because those policies do not comply with the law. they're getting their notices right now. so president obama has promised repeatedly, that if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. so what happens to all those people now that they realize they actually can't keep their plan? >> there's about 900,000 people who are going to get -- 600,000, before today, they would have been locked into their health plan, now they can pick between different health pl

it's danielle nottingham reporting. >> reporter: kathleen sebelius is facing another congressional grilling, answering more questions about healthcare.gov. >> this is unacceptable. it has been disappointing to hear members of the administration say they didn't see the problems coming. >> reporter: today she focused on improvements. technicians are making progress every day. >> in the first few weeks, users had to wait an average of eight seconds for pages to load. today it typically takes less than a second. republicans argue that the problems go deeper. one of the biggest issue is the security of private information consumers have to enter on the website. >> not only can millions of americans not log in successfully, but those who have succeeded can now find themselves at the mercy of identity thieves. >> reporter: the obama administration has promised to release enrollment numbers next week but a house committee has subpoenaed the numbers for this week. >> the head of the senate finance committee said last april he foresaw the affordable care act as a huge train wreck. >>> baltimore count

don't forget kathleen sebelius denied a 10-year-old girl a lung transplant. what do you think will happen to freedom loving americans who want to make their own decisions and choices, richard. >> have i to leave it there. quick, 10 seconds. >> freedom loving people will be happier because they will be healthy -- healthier. >> if the ele, the obamacare losers will have a chance to voice their opinions. >> we will see soon. on tuesday. >> thanks so much, guys. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >>> here we go again. the meeting of the budget on capitol hill, but the question is do you think congress can finally reach the hollowed grand bargain? to avoid another shutdown and solve the budget mess, coming up, our predictions on what is ahead. and jaime's legal panel on the emotional testimony of a daughter testifying against her own father. he accused of murdering her mother. >> she said, lexi, i don't know why, but your dad kept giving me medication. he kept giving me things and telling me to swallow. she said, i even started to throw up, but then he started giv

the health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius testifying. jim, let me start with you over at the white house. how concerned is the obama administration right now that the affordable care act launch potentially could hurt democrats at polls going forward? >> well i think it's a very interesting question, wolf. you said by all accounts. everybody agrees that this hurt terry mcauliffe in the final stretch. but i would say there's one quarter of washington where they don't agree with that assessment. and that is here at the white house, a top official here at the white house who is basically in charge of the obama care effort or one of the folks in charge of the obama care effort, david simms, he tweeted out sort of a defense of the white house and of obama care. pushing back against the notion that it hurt terry mcauliffe in the final stretch of the campaign. wath to put the tweet onscreen. this one of the few folks pushing back. fact, candidate who ran against the aca, the affordable care act, in the midst of the national media attack. lost th

kathleen sebelius getting grilled by the senate this time. the headlines in any fireworks, go ahead. rich: no fireworks yet, stuart. we are still in opening remarks territory. i want to bring you something the finance committee chair had to say. one of the officers of this law saying it was a train wreck. he supports the law and says he wants everyone to know it is going to work, he wants it to work but with the administration giving them updates about how the rollout was going, it was not forthcoming. >> it has been a rocky rollout. problems have plagued the website limiting american's ability to buy the health insurance they need and deserve. that's missing off the bat this is unacceptable. rich: he added there is no room for error in fixing this. the ranking member said he wants sebelius up once a month for the next six months to explain how it is going. stuart: assume she has the job for the next six months did my bet is she will keep the job because he don't want to go before the senate committee. thank you very much. california demandin

ask kathleen sebelius. it is wednesday, november 6th, and this is "now." >>> this morning hhs secretary kathleen sebelius returned to her own private haites on the hill. >> user are receiving far fewer error messages. we are making progress, but there's still a lot of work to do. >> still, the progress was not enough to spare the secretary from the panel's republican inquisition, including senator hatch, who berated sebelius for her cavalier attitude and issued a presumably nonironic invitation to appear before the committee every month for the next six months. >> there is a long track record of broken promises and untruthful answers to both this committee and the american people with respect to how

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secretary kathleen sebelius and president obama. take a look. >> if you are just tuning in, we are going to breaking news out of washington. >> the situation has changed completely. >> from the producers of white house down, white house website down. >> maybe coming to a theater near you. we don't know. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for the special report. fair, balanced, and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. have a great weekend. >>> okay, don't worry, folks. if you like your apology, you can keep it. but apparently not everyone is convinced. >> if you like the plan you have -- you'll be able to keep your doctor -- you should be able to keep your health care. you can't do a thing. if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. >> he's not apologizing for what he said, folks. >> small percentage of folks that may be disadvantaged, i am sorry that they, you know, are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. >> he's not apologizing to the nation, which w