Transcripts For CNNW EarlyStart 20131023 : vimarsana.com

0 thank you very much indeed. thanks for having us. what a great hour it s been. thanks for the buffett family for joining me. that s all fours tonight ac 360 starts now. thousands of people have signed up. we know that people are getting through every day. it is not where we need it to be. it isn t as smooth as we want it to be. plagued with problems, the white house doubles down to defend obama care s rough rollout. she was the first witness to find her mother in the bathtub and to interact with the defendant so that s significant for us. a doctor accused of murdering his wife so he could marry his mistress. you ll never guess the prosecution s star witness. the defendant s daughter. and a mother s hope that her baby stolen years ago could have been found alive across the world. good morning, everyone. welcome to early start. i m michaela pereira in for zoraida. it s wednesday, october 23rd. in the east. 5:00. we begin with a new fight over obama care with republicans turning up the heat for the administration for the troubled health caroleout. the white house has hired a big 2345i78 expert to fix health care.gov and right now he may have the toughest job in america. we get more from jim acosta. reporter: the president recorded this video message for the post campaign volunteer team to spread the message of patience. by now you probably heard that the website has not worked as smoothly as it was supposed to. reporter: the obama administration has now employed jeff zients to be the mr. fix-it to go after the problems. i think they re providing management advice and come tags. but for more details about his rules because he s being brought on by hhs, i d refer to you hhs. reporter: the white house is offering a few deals about the details. i d refer to you hhs for that. reporter: republicans want more oversight. calling for weekly reports on the website s progress and the delay on the individual mandate to buy insurance if the tech issues continue. president put politics ahead of his own program working effectively and easily for hundreds of thousands of americans. reporter: former vice president candidate paul ryan is the latest to call on health and human services secretary is kathleen sebelius to step down saying i republican conference call this rollout has been a fiasco. i think some people should be held responsible but clay johnson a former fellow who worked on i.t. says the real problem is with the government contractors who built the site. i think they don t know how to measure success. i mean, the federal government wants to innovate so badly but it doesn t have the access to the right kinds of contractors that it needs to pull off these kinds of innovation. reporter: jim acosta, cnn, washington. mean tile, health and human services kathleen sebelius is under fire. sebelius sat down with our dr. sanjay gupta for an exclusive interview. sanjay asked her what the president knew about the issues and when he knew it. the president did say he was angry about this, do you know when he first knew there was a problem? well, i think it became clear fairly early on, the first couple of days. but not before that, though, not before october 1st, there was no concern with the white house or hhs? i think we talked about having testing, going forward. and if we had an ideal situation and could have built a product, you know, a five-year period of time, we probably would have taken five years. but we didn t have five years. no one is more frustrated with the website rollout then her and the president. she s confident that an a-team coming in will look at those problems. it s a fascinating interview. a treasury department report reveals the irs over the past decade paid out $132 billion in earned income tax credits to people who did not qualify for them. the money is supposed to go to america s poor working families. the report says the agency was unable to show it fixed the problem after it was flagged by the inspector general. a frightening mistake revealed this morning from the air force about the nation s nuclear arsenal. officers trusted with the keys that could launch nuclear warheads have left the blast door to their underground door wide open, not once, but twice this year. the ap reports blast doors are never to be left open if the crew member was inside asleep. that what the case in both instances. two launch managers and two deputies were disciplined. it s like we don t have to worry about things we don t know about but now we have to worry about that. key compounds. that would be high on the list. a love poem from osama bin laden for the white widow, the most wanted woman. authorities found this. she wrote, my father, my brother, my love four is like no other. the wife of a suicide bomber in the london underground bombing in 2005, this woman is wanted in connection with the 2011 bombing in kenya involving the same group behind last month s siege at the mall in nairobi. a blow to enter the efforts of civile war in syria. leaders of the backed off opposition have not committed to negotiate with bazaar al assad. kerry says a peace conference may not take place as planned next month. aside the view that assad must leave, he said it s a matter for the two sides in negotiations. a warning to expect insurgent groups in afghanistan to carry out an unusually aggressive campaign in violence this winter. 124is a report in this morning s the new york times. a senior military officer says we may see hoe profile taliban attacks targeting political officials rather than simply fighting on the battlefield. in libya wednesday marks two years since the fall of moammar gadhafi. except for freedom and development hoped for that country falling in anarchy, turning political feuds into armed conflict. the result, a vulnerable system have political rivalries have the potential to erupt into civil war. in saudi arabia, a protest against women seeking the right to drive. clerics or religious scholars rallying outside of the palace claiming that the u.s. is behind the drive for women to drive. though no laws banned women from driving, women are not issued licenses in that area. officially linked to a brutal triple murder in newly leased documents. federal investigators say tamerlan tsarnaev took part in the killings back in 2011. three then were found in their apartment with their necks slit. one was a boxer. a man told investigators that the older tsarnaev brother was involved in those murders. tsarnaev s younger brother dzhokhar tsarnaev has been charged in the bombing and pleaded not guilty. the wife of martin macneill is on trial. it s about to rachet it up with the children about to testify for the prosecution. reporter: today, the children of dr. martin macneill, a instead of closer to testifying, against their own father. prosecutors say the first up as soon as 30 expected to be 12-year-old aida mac neil, only 6 when she discovered her dying mother. we want aid da to testify because she has an important story to tell here. she was the first with the tons find her mother in the bathtub. the defense counters aida should not testify, not a reliable witness as they used alexis during repeated interviews. alexis was doing the other interviewing, investigators were saying ask her this, ask they are that. that s highly improperly. reporter: martin mac neil was agitated to the point of distraction as they desperately tried to save his wife s life. he was hysterical. he was blurting out things like why did you have to have this surgery? why are you on so many medications? why god? reporter: prosecutors contend it was an october and mac neil pressuring this wife to get a face-lift. he had made a comment that she overdosed on her pain medication and also a comment about slipping on the tub and hitting her head. he also indicated that she was only gone for a short period of time. reporter: mac neil s alibi, he was at work. such grisly details. what a case that is. what a case. let s check with the weather, shall we. i think you re going to say i m fair to middling today. he say fair to middling? chad myers. good morning. a very good morning. airport delays to expect, 15 to 30 minutes, d.c., new york, philadelphia, chicago, some wind, san francisco and seattle some low clouds. doesn t look like any big major event should slow you down today. low across the east coast bringing showers to pennsylvania into west virginia into the nation s capital and a shower or two for new york city. a high of only 53. another cold front coming down from the weekend like we need more cold air. but it s going to be slashing down even into georgia where highs in the 70s for the early week in georgia, at least in atlanta, down to the 50s by the end of the week. 56, kansas city today, 81 in dallas, and a pleasant 68 in l.a. have a great day, guys. we promise, chad. you heard him say no bad weather around. he brought it that time. coming up i see the same facial structure, i see the same eyes. a mother s hope an unidentified little girl could be the daughter stolen from her years ago. and are jerky treats dangerous to your pets. hundreds killed. thousands sick. where the tainted treats are coming from next. we calm your congestion and pain. [ man ] thank you. thank you. [ female announcer ] you rally the team. you guys were awesome. [ female announcer ] we give you relief from your cough. you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve even your worst cold and flu symptoms, so you can carry on with your day. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®.