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Year, to $8,000 a year. that is for the least expensive option under obamacare. he says his additional payment of $550 a month will give him a plan is no better than what he has, except he said, it carry as benefit his family doesn't need, maternity and newborn care. listen. >> well in my case my wife is 58 years old and our youngest child is soon to be 18. that, we'll be having no more children. that is not a benefit that we would ever purchase nor need or be able to use. >> reporter: now it is the addition of benefits that obamacare requires in every policy that drives up the cost, which is ...

>> let's look at what the lowest cost bronze plan and compare that to the lowest cost plan i could buy today. what we found is go up 260% for a 30-year-old male. the affordable care act cover a wide range of benefits that you didn't necessarily have to purchase in the past. the minimum plan now is much more robust than a plan would have been previously. >> bret: jim angle's reporting about a number of different issues. people concerned about the pricing as they see it in the healthcare exchanges as they rolled out this week. also, about deductibles and how high they are. but, plus, you have th...

If anyone can be motivated for the either one of candidates for health care and government shutdown it could make a difference. it is that narrow. jon: we'll see if the government is open by the time they vote in virginia. carl cameron, thank you. jenna: fight over obamacare is playing central low with gridlock with house republicans seeking to cut off funding or delay its rollout. some brand new "fox news" polling, showing a mart jo of americans, 5% favor delaying president's signature health care for a year. that opposed to 41% who think it's a good idea to cut off funding. jim angle in wash...

Tonight in d.c. on this story. now, jim, we have heard from the white house. what are republicans saying? >> well, harris, republicans replied by pointing to numerous reports of people trying for hours to get online or waiting on the phone, what they called obama care's waiting room of the future. one analyst says fixes may take some time. listen. it's it's going to take a while. ' whether they can work out the technological kinks, which frankly i think will last for some time. >> now, one person tells fox he has been trying for two days now to find out how much subsidy his family would get. a...

Insurance coverage even kicks in. now even with all of that, tell won't come close to ensuring all the enininsured. >> this law is going to ensure perhaps 7 million people through the exchanges and we've got a population of 320 million people. so it's relatively small portion of the overall pie. the latest estimates from the congress at budget office are that 30 million people will remain uninsured even under full operation of the health care law. even after it's been up and running for several years. >> obama care is forcing changes, as you know, trey, throughout the entire health care system...