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Doubt in peoples mind. >> reporter: fred burtons firm provides security information for companies worldwide, including information on drug cartels operating along the u.s.-mexican border. >> anybody thats an outsider that goes into that area is viewed as either working for another cartel or a possible informant for a government agency. >> this is the boat ramp. this is the area where she -- where she came to seek help. >> reporter: sheriff siggy gonzalez now trying to investigate a crime in anot...

She did shortly after the murder of her husband, which raised doubt in peoples mind. >> reporter: fred burtons firm provides security information for companies worldwide, including information on drug cartels operating along the u.s.-mexican border. >> anybody thats an outsider that goes into that area is viewed as either working for another cartel or a possible informant for a government agency. >> this is the boat ramp. this is the area where she -- where she came to seek help. >> reporter: sh...

Everybody cant say that they dont have it. >> reporter: and while texas authorities mounted an intensive search for any evidence that could back up her story, tiffany hartleys behavior, detached, showing little emotion, ramped up gossip and suspicion that somehow she was not telling the truth. >> i think that there has been a lot of suspicions based on some of her behaviors and interviews she did shortly after the murder of her husband, which raised doubt in peoples mind. >> reporter: fred burto...

Doubt in peoples mind. >> reporter: fred burtons firm provides security information for companies worldwide, including information on drug cartels operating along the u.s.-mexican border. >> anybody thats an outsider that goes into that area is viewed as either working for another cartel or a possible informant for a government agency. >> this is the boat ramp. this is the area where she -- where she came to seek help. >> reporter: sheriff siggy gonzalez now trying to investigate a crime in anot...

1-800-mitch mcconnell or john boehner and say you got a point. maybe we shouldnt have done this massive health care plan. >> right now the problem that hes addressing is indeed the web site. so why the web site and that programming isnt intact, why there is still up to 30% of the actual infrastructure of the web to be constructed when, in fact, what happens, were all asking -- and there are millions of people asking -- when our health information, security information is in there in the hands of...

Secure the site is today? >> thats the whole point of this hearing. well hear from department of homeland security officials. shell secure the.gov space and also from web sites of professionals. but sebelius and hhs rank nearly at the bottom of cyber security. they are the second worst agency in term of their rankings in cyber-security and its 50% rate. thats a great concern when you look at what type of information is being stored in the exchanges with this website. its a lot of personal data. ...

Out, there is no background check on them. >> that is a good thing, though, because there are a lot of felons out there looking for work. >> she did go on to say theres still a couple hundred fixes they have to go ahead and fix at healthcare.gov. she also said something i thought was totally disingenuous. when asked over and over again by max baucus and other democrats, why dont you delay, she says doing so wouldnt delay peoples cancer, diabetes or parkinsons disease. what are we? cambodia? are ...

You enter your information, get identity theft. how could they assume the risk? >> there is no question the roll out was a disaster. to the suggest that peoples personal security information, financial information was a risk is completely wrong. it is grandstanding, hyperbolizing. >> mike roger shs? >> rogers was grandstanding on the sunday morning talk shows days before this. the memo said there were potential risks, not a shred of evidence to suggest that anyones personal information has, was ...

You enter your information, get identity theft. how could they assume the risk? >> there is no question the roll out was a disaster. to the suggest that peoples personal security information, financial information was a risk is completely wrong. it is grandstanding, hyperbolizing. >> mike roger shs? >> rogers was grandstanding on the sunday morning talk shows days before this. the memo said there were potential risks, not a shred of evidence to suggest that anyones personal information has, was ...

Affordable care act. weve signed up over 26,000 people. >> mostly medicaid. it is not the young and healthy people getting the insurance plans that are really necessary to make this system work; correct? >> of the 26,000, 21,000 are in medicaid. 5,000 are in qualified health plans. but weve got another 10,000 going on to the plans that are in the process of choosing. >> by the way, that was the magic of the follow-up question. theres 5,000 people who signed up for obamacare out of the 26,000 who...