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Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) administrator Steve Dickson announced Wednesday that he will resign from his post.

>> there's a lot we still don't know. that's a reality. you can't anticipate all the consequences of obamacare even though you have some evidence that people are signing up, people who didn't have insurance now have insurance. those are positive signs. you don't know the rest. >> well, we have other evidence, too. we have 170-some million people who aren't being denied because they've pre-existing conditions. 3 million young people who are now on their parents' health care plan. there are a lot of benefits. we're closing the doughnut hole the republicans want to reopen in their budget, and the...

Hard to believe it's almost the end of the year. you have voted for the top ten stories of 2013, and we have the results. we don't have a drum roll, but i suppose i could do one on the desk. here we go, coming in at ten is the supreme court cruruling on same-sex marriage. number nine is the cleveland kidnapped women and their rescue. number eight, the syrian civil war. number seven, the philippines typhoon, and number six, the obamacare rollout debacle. now i want to bring in alina machado here to take us through them. a lot of big stories this year. you would argue the five i just mentioned c...

Numbers, people are going to have a hard time believing that, aren't they? >> i think this is a self-delusion. once the website issues are finally ironed out and many of them have been. some of them remain on the back end. but once this technological, you know, series of glitches has been dealt with, we'll be fine and this will no longer be a story. but the big issues you just raised, martha, dropped coverage and also higher premiums, these are going to be new realities. and i think more searing and difficult realities for additional americans in 2014 as insurers and the industry gears up for ...

Lightning. all just before the collapse. there is even report of a lightning strike in the theater and water leaking down inside the theater before the accident. local government agencies will release some kind of a report next couple hours. there will be a longer investigation. the theater owners in london are also looking seriously at their own safety and security measures. 32,000 theater-goers take to these venues every night. it is big business here and obviously the folks here, everybody here does not want a repeat performance of what happened last night, bill. bill: i bet. greg palkot on...