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All countries do that. chinese hacking into the u.s. government has so crippled the hiring of intelligence officials that a couple of days ago clapper had to put out a statement saying that they went to paper, paper forms, rather than the online application form for background checks for everyone with a security level, security level and higher so this is a major deal that the u.s. government has been confronting, and their systems are not as sophisticated, i can tell you, as the nyse. they are in the intelligence community, but not governmentwide on procurement because the stock exchange afte...

We'll see what new adjustments will be coming out. training is a key. we train every day. we have this auditing process that goes on for our executives every time someone is stopped and fors are filled out, then they're reviewed and the offices are spoken to if in fact there is any question based on it. so i think it is important again to emphasize, this is a fundamental tool, a function that all police officers must have. and they have it across america. and quite frankly, across the world. now, a lot of times it's simply not reported. cities are not required to report it or record it on pape...

Falling away from an actual online easy user friendly experience to people filling out paper forms, and when they do that, you're going to get mistakes. >> there is no doubt that in implementing the affordable care act, a program of this significance, there are going to be some glitches, no doubt about it. that's true, by the way, of a car company rolling out a new car. it's true of apple rolling out the new ipad. >> the website, as i say, healthcare.gov is up and running making the process pretty easy and will drive information to folks. >> we still continue to believe that the individual man...

Paper forms. when they do that, you're going to get mistakes, people will sign to the wrong program, people paying premiums they shouldn't paying, people not collecting premiums they shouldn't be collecting. subsidies in excess of what people are eligible for. those are major kinks. one of the real tragedy is the taxpayer will end up footing the bill for a lot of the mistakes. >> over 65, 70, 80. of us have coverage now. so for most of us, we don't have to do anything differently than what we're doing today unless we want to. >> reporter: dr. len nichols from george mason university pointed to...

The president's head of health information technology is leaving the administration. sent an e-mail to colleagues, announcing departure, did not say why. his job is crucial as the industry struggles with the conversion to digital record keeping and the president's health care reform law kicks in. analysts skeptical about the rollout, were already hearing more hiccups before today's announcement. >> i hired, heard enough anecdotes of people from industry working with states to know that a lot of this process will end up falling away from an actual online, easy, user friendly experience to peopl...