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They're the one that had the contract with the u.s. government to make sure that that information was available to retailers. they had an outage. their backup generators blew up and they had a two-hour window and all consumers went in. it has nothing to do with walmart. >> you have to hand it to walmart employees. they notice that the cards were not showing limits. they call corporate. food stamp cards are not showing limits. what should we do? tell viewers what corporate said? >> corporate said ring them up any way. we don't want these poor people to starve because you're going to starve if y...

Former school administrator, accused of stealing money from her workplace. stuffing lunch money in her bra. $1.8 million over 14 years. sometimes it is not cold hard cash but cold cuts. this guy doesn't think twice about stealing this co-worker's lunch, raiding the company fridge. and surveillance video shows an employee takes a few 20s for herself when counting the cash register. >> it's easy to cheat. >> reporter: bruce doris of the association of certified fraud examiners travels the country showing employers how to crack down on crimes that could potentially cost companies upwards of $3.5 ...

$1.8 million over 14 years. sometimes it is not cold hard cash but cold cuts. this guy doesn't think twice about stealing this co-worker's lunch, raiding the company fridge. and surveillance video shows an employee takes a few 20s for herself when counting the cash register. >> it's easy to cheat. >> reporter: bruce doris of the association of certified fraud examiners travels the country showing employers how to crack down on crimes that could potentially cost companies upwards of $3.5 trillion worldwide. >> stealing money, software, office supplies, inventory. >> or in this case a flat scree...

This, not just government. >> in your estimation, how will today go? when people go to their computer and they sign on to healthcare.gov, what will their experience be like overall? >> well, you know, again, i haven't been on healthcare.gov this morning. i hope they'll have a decent experience. people at this point are just trying to evaluate and understand, gain a little information and knowledge. this is not like buying a new flat screen tv or something that's exciting, new piece of apparel. it's confusing and complex. in fact, you had asked sanjay earlier about doctors. at e health we ask y...

Did not hear of this? >> reporter: while health care reform is a frequent source of contention in congress, many of the people we spoke to here in new jersey were hearing details of obama care for the very first time just this week. >> i'm definitely going to read into it. >> reporter: is obama forcing americans to get health insurance? it sounds that way? >> reporter: in rural america, a nonprofit group funded mainly by insurance companies, health care groups, and charities is working to spread the word. dispatching 130 field workers in ten states. >> we can follow up with you. >> reporter: o...