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A lot of republicans yesterday saying we like chris christie and his toughness and americans want a tough person as president. somebody who will fight for the country and be strict. but at the same time, there's been a criticism of chris christie that he's a bully. will this change that? it it might might. stay tuned. congress will take another vote today over obamacare. two bills actually are before the house that republicans say would strengthen security requirements for the health care website. also require weekly reports on how the site is doing. the bills do not seek to defund or repeal...

By the base of the republican party. conservatives haven't trusted chris christie. they consider him willing to work with democrats and they look back to his embrace of president obama of soouch storm sandy. this will not help him with those people and those voters are key if he has presidential ambitions, which we know he probably does. >> thank you so much. one of those telling comments came from senator rand paul who will likely run against chris christie for president. rand paul, his response was everyone knows how frustrating it can be to be caught in traffic. a little shif right there. ...

But they do have to fix some things. things popped up since january 1st. people are having a hard time signing on care for new born babies. there is something on the website to make it difficult to do that. >> you can go to the insurance company and after you go through the mus, which ia c and get a real person. it shoes that healthcare.gov is not fixed and not ready for prime time. >> it is interesting, house majority leader eric cantor plans to push forward the bill and wants to see it for a vote on security. he said that there should be more security requirements for healthcare.gov. if a br...

Lines. this week, the beckett fund for religious liberty successfully got a supreme court injunction in hopes of extempting their client, little sisters of the poor, from providing birth control coverage to their employees. obama has said the nuns could avoid having to offer contraception coverage by signing a form offered by the government. they say that is unacceptable. today in its filing with the supreme court, the obama administration urged the court to reject the lawsuit. in the meantime, 11 republican attorneys general are claiming the administration is breaking the law by making change...

Places and still stalling thousands of airline flights across the country. it's unclear how long before those flights are back on schedule. but some members of congress are surely watching closely as they savor their last friday before heading back into washington and the political storms. millions of enrollees are enjoying their third day of coverage under the affordable care act. meanwhile. majority leader eric cantor is already planning a vote next week, placing more of what he calls security requirements on those insurance exchanges. and that's not the only challenge as conservatives seize...