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Views i've read, heard and thought about here in silicon valley, that's not the problem. actually the problem is not going to be they'll raise your bill. we predict they're keep your bill the same, but if you want less internet, they'll offer you a deep discount. imagine instead of $100 from your web provider, a $10 version but only facebook. how can they afford to do it? all you get is facebook? might be subsidizing comcast or at&t. imagine lower less interested people, the internet can be internet of facebook, google or a couple of these companies and everything else goes away. a much more m...

This just in. the department of justice is seeking details information that could involve more than 1 million internet users. now, a web provider thinks it could be a move to crack down. they are raising interest in a public way warning your personal information could be at risk. we are live in washington. jessica, what is the doj seeking here? >> reporter: this is an aggress every quest. they want the identity of 1.3 million internet users who visited a website used to organize protests against president trump. like you said, the web hosting site they are seeking the information from is sound...

That's the word from the site's web provider called dream host. dream host is now fighting back after the department of justice requested information on visitors that logged in to disrupt j-20.org. not just their computer addresses but user's photos and contact details. the government claims that the website was used in the developing, planning, advertisement and organization of a violent riot in d.c. on inauguration day. the request should be enough to set off alarm bells in anybody's mind and the site's attorney says chills the right of free speech. let's turn to judge andrew napolitano to b...

We talk about the aca exchange. they made an announcement did that space below the water line. >> right. yet another announcement to your initial point. the administration saying that hewlett packard will replace verizon as the web provider for healthcare.gov. this was in the works since last spring and say it was in the works well before there were any problems with the website, however there have been glitches under verizon. hewlett packard is set to take over. will that make a difference? we will have to wait and see. according to the administration while everyone is eating turkey today, th...

Indication the president bit off more than he can chew with this health care law. all this comes with another shake up of the website. the administration says hewlett-packard will replace verizon as the site's web provider, a move that's been in the work since spring. tech experts are working through this holiday weekend to make sure the website is running smoothly by saturday, that's the administration's self-imposed deadline and that means it can support as many as 50,000 users at one time. officials here say they are still on track to do that. richard, back to you. >> thank you so much. i w...