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Security on healthcare.gov. we'll get to some of your responses. you are creative i will say. experts saying it is a hacker's paradise online. >> there is a large risk from bogus websites because there is not one single website for people to use, there will be confusion and adversaries will take advantage of this confusion. bill: so how bad is it? how bad are the security flaws? we'll have a closer look at that today. martha: the nfl bullying scandal is getting bigger we're told. we'll tell you who else want to look into the miami locker room. bill: martin bashir making apology over comments h...

A panel of i.t. experts testifying before the house committee on science, space and technology cited numerous security flaws within the website. they have attributed the risks to the site's complexity -- 500 million lines of code and a rushed rollout that failed to properly test the website. >> by looking at the website, we can see there are fundamental security principles not followed. these are things that could compromise sensitive issue for people that register for the website and the site itself and everything around it. >> reporter: when asked if they would advise any american to use the...

Bill: so now there could be a new investigation into the miami dolphins bullying scandal. the ap reporting that the nfl players association, that's the union, will conduct its own investigation into al probations that jonathan martin was bullied by teammates. the investigation is including role of coach joe philbin and his staff and dolphins management team. the nfl has its own investigation going on. >> a group of security experts is flagging countless security flaws with the obamacare website. how four witnesses answered one simple question during a congressional hearing yesayterd. >> do any...

Information in the hands of someone else. certainly americans are wondering why they should put their information on a web site if they can even get on, where it may end up in the hands of someone they don't know. we're talking social security, income information, your private health info just out there for anybody to get. and they knew that there were security risks. but the right people didn't know. >> the guy in charge asked, okay, you guys, any problems you're going to tell me about? no, boss. as it turns out, there were two security flaws deemed limitless risks on the system and yet, they...

Maybe we ought to do a little hunting and quality background searches to see who we select to fix the stuff? >> right. well, i mean that's been an issue since edward snowden and the nsa who are these contractors getting into our databases it was a focus of kathleen sebelius' testimony, you know, last week. they were kind of -- they were going after her on some of the security flaws that they thought might be. >> i was at that hearing. she didn't say gee we knew qssi had security issues and there was this huge problem last june. i don't remember her saying that at the hearing. i never remember ...