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Enroll people. >> reporter: but he says the white house ignored them. >> the administration didnt seem to understand the seriousness of it. they were blase about it. they continue to assure the industry there werent going to be any problems. >> reporter: he says they were not about to delay the rollout. the white house insists it listened to insurers and knew about the problems. >> everyone was aware and we told you there would be glitches. >> reporter: what they are not telling us is exactly ho...

October 1 to appropriately enroll people. >> reporter: but he says the white house ignored them. >> the administration didnt seem to understand the seriousness of it. they are blase about it. they continued to assure the industry that there werent going to be any problems. >> and he says they were not about to delay the roll-out. the white house insists it listened to insurers and knew about the problems. >> everyone was aware and we told you there would be glitches. >> reporter: what theyre not...

The debt ceiling or not. big brother is watching, but it is not just the federal government. the state of virginia has been quietly collecting drivers information there to create a data base of the residents using dmz records it hadz socome pile millions of records. the more than $4 million system will help agencies uncover fraud. >> in washington, d.c. theres the truckers ride for the constitution. it is expecteded to tie up 3 lanes of traffic along i 495 around the nations capital with truck...

Has no idea why she was in washington to begin with. >> reporter: the focus is on the 34-year-old suspect and her motivation. they are running her name against existing data base and its standard practice to obtain her computers and phone records to identify which site she visited before heading into washington. the suspect approached the white house security perimeter with her vehicle. engaged with a secret service agent, we dont know what was said, then she rammed her car into the secret servi...

Pull her to safety using a rope. no word yet if she suffered any injuries. finally the ugly. a close call for a bicyclist in england. a woman comes within inches of being hit by that high-speed train. she reportedly ignored the safety barrier. >> two lessons there. pay attention when youre riding your bicycle and dont try to walk across mud. >> play in mud when youre really young, not when youre her age. >> time now for your brew on this question of the day responses. earlier in the show we talk...

The charges. then its like an international arrest notice, right? so any time she crosses the border or comes in contact with the law enforcement, they will run it against the database that will show this red notice that allows them to take her into custody until they contact the interpol until they can file charges for extradition. >> peter, you know how these terrorist groups operate. would you be surprised if this woman lugtweight was part of it? >> very surprise, this is part of a group of m...

Run against the database and it will show that theres this red notice that will allow them to take her into custody and file formal charges for extradition. >> you now a lot about how these terror groups operate. would you be surprised if she was among the attackers or part of the planners? >> very surprised. these are a bunch of people who believe that women shouldnt be involved in operations that men are doing. weve a seen groups like al shabaab deploy female suicide attackers, but if what she...

Report that theres a lot of information we do not know about how people use guns and that they recommend -- and i dont want to misquote it -- but they recommend sort of not a database but gathering more information, actually studying how people use guns in this country which is something a lot of groups resist. >> andrew, thats true. i mean, anderson, thats true that they did say that. but back to the facts if were going to just talk about facts on this show, it is estimated its been an average ...

Science work on crime and on gun violence and what the efficacy or lack thereof of various types of gun control laws. james q. wilson great social scientist of mine maybe of andrews, too, was not particularly a gun rights guy to start off. an open-minded social scientist. he studied this over the years and came to the conclusion most of these gun control efforts, in a country that starts off with 300 million guns, thats just a fact that we have to deal with, dont do much good. some of them have ...

300 million guns, thats just a fact that we have to deal with, dont do much good. some of them have contrary -- have sort of perverse consequences. i agree with you on the mental health issue. everyone is now saying because this guy was clearly disturbed we have to report everyone who ever goes into a mental health hospital or seeks mental health treatment. im not sure thats a great idea. you would discourage people. people have episodes, get depressed, have treatment. 20 years from now do you w...