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Government is not forcing them into little stovepipes on health care where this is the only access you can have, only insurance you can have. the only physicians or hospitals that you can have and theyre very fearful of government taking over this, of misusing their health care and their financial information. and they do not trust the government to work this out. >> so is this, is this the first after series of fix that is republican will offer over the next several weeks? >> what youre seeing ...

Was waivers and then unions and employer mandate and congress being able to opt out then the federal government is months behind testing data security leaving millions of people vulnerable to identity theft. now, we figuring out the whole things, some states, majority of them, 34 of them only have 54 million dollars to help people out. 19 have unlimited funds. how can we roll out be successful under those circumstances? >> well. its going to be a challenge. keep in mind part of what has made i a...

>> that is absolutely the case and monica couldnt be more correct. bottom line, the average working american is struggling. he or she doesnt have a chance to opt out of laws to get special exemptions. and thats why resentment against congress is so strong, is the american people understand correctly, that theres one set of rules for elites, for members of congress, of both parties, another set of rules for the american people and the american people get the short stick. bill: interrupt you, doug...

Fact, less than 24 hours into this. later on today well be able to get a sense of how much theyve been able to contain. fire crews think lines should fend off some of the front. gregg: its a very windy can area -- windy area, the wind just sucks right through those mountains. dominic di-natale, thanks very much. jenna: well, now to new concerns about the health care law as we learn the government is months behind in testing data security for a very key part of the law. its a part of the law that...

About your privacy and were getting new reports that the feds are months behind schedule on data security concerning the new health care exchanges. its just the latest in a long list of set backs ahead of the rollous of the presidents signature legislation. rich edson has the latest. >> a newly released report says the government is behind in testing its computer systems to ensure the obamacare exchange is secure. in less than two months, health care exchanges go live. these are the on line mark...

us. ted, how hard has it been this morning for kids and teachers to arrive at school? >> reporter: well, as you can imagine, fred, its been a very tough day here. it was a tough day yesterday, too. students came with their parents yesterday to school. they had about 1.5 hours in the school cafeteria, the school classrooms where they could go. there were counselors on hand to talk to. they have changed the school taffe tear yeah. thats where the shooting took place. they changed it in a...

Qaeda we are fighting? >>guest: there are questions as with the muslim brotherhood and it was entrenched and there is no question is but al qaeda is in libya but there is absolutely the biggest al qaeda entity we fear right now is right now in yemen. we look at bahrain, another problem spot and the problem is the shiite and the relationship with iran and we can talk about iraq and syria and a lot of things but you get to yemen this is the centerpiece of the efforts and if it, if somethingst not ...

Nature will have to overcome. >> charles hadlock, thanks for that update. a major rescue effort under way in china. severe flooding traps thousands of people and that tops our world view this friday. a breached levee is adding to the disaster there. flooding has already killed more than 370 people, nearly 150 remain missing and more rain is expected. a young man in france has avoided jailtime after being convicted of hacking into twitter and seeking a peek at president obamas account. the ac...

Probably will be objections to however it turns out. >> lets hope no violence. thanks a lot, melanie wilkes as we count the votes. more headlines now. >> the military is making it harder to dismiss soldiers under the dont ask dont tell rule. high ranking officers will be in charge of deciding whether troops will be discharged and there will be tougher requirements for what constitutes credible evidence. the changes go into effect immediately. congress is still deciding whether to repeal the poli...

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