poughkipsie and the bronx. these are the stories topping our news this hour. today tragedy as a busy train derails in the bronx. it comes off the tracks killing 4 and inu urjurying more than 6 others. action star s death sending shock waves through hollywood. paul walker, what we know about his final moments. and is the obama care website finally fixed what you need to know about logging on. we start in new york where investigators are trying to
riga, killing two people, injuring dozens. investigators there looking into why the structure fell apart. and no coins needs for this casino, just a click of a mouse. new jersey is starting to test out on-line gambling. but there have been reports of problems in the state with logging on, only two other states allow on-line casinos with heavy restrictions. well, the woman who falsely accused the duke lacrosse players of rape now herself has been convicted of second degree murder. she was charged with stabbing her boyfriend, 46-year-old reginald day. she was sentenced up to 18 years in prison, saying the stabbing was in self defense, the jury didn t buy it. mangum, was of course, at the center of controversy in 2006 where she accused duke players
the hearing that we had last week, this was so compartmentalized that the left hand didn t know what the right hand was doing. they didn t do any what we call line to line testing, really seeing if it was going to work until only a week or two before the october 1st date and of course it failed. bill: why would that be? think about that for a moment. why would that be the case? pathetic is the right answer. i mean they spent hundreds of millions of dollars. even earlier this week the system was down and, you know, as we all know, when you order a pizza, when you get on to, get an airline reservation, a hotel, whatever, you expect to get on right away, you make that reservation and at the end of the day, whenever you need that product it s there for you. this is only the first step. logging on. the harder, much harder step is probably going to be come january or later when people think they re in, maybe, if they re able to wait through the queue and they actually need
sticking to a palace to release to once a month so they can ensure that accuracy. we ve done some tallying of our own. we found out that 112,000 people in nine states and the district of columbia have created accounts to at least get information. that s going on ends logging on. the first reporting actual enrollments, kentucky, maryland, washington state have reported more than 16,700 people have enrolled in obama care. those are three states with actual enrollment. white house officials are insisting they are working out these glitches, working hard to streamline the problem. they at it 24/7. do they say when it will be perfect? they didn t give an indication of perfection, but say they are working hard and furiously to smooth over the glitches. brian todd, thanks very much. coming up republican senator john mccain is standing by. i ll ask him who he blames for
what do you think they re going to do with this stuff? i think that may be reasonable in ordinary times. maybe they were using it to catch tax cheats, that s what the irs is supposed to do. i can understand a perfectly legitimate need for camera in that instance. the question now, even though there s report that they cancelled the order, whether or not they re going to use devices typically used to go after tax cheats to now go after political enemies. five weeks ago, they were going after tea party groups according to the center for law and justice. this is why everything, greg, with every single scandal, lois lerner logging on, the nsa, under ordinary times i would be fine with moderate government surveillance and fine with them buying cameras to put in plants, but now i am not. we can t take their word for it. i am not all right with it. the fair in eastern pennsylvania. it was a long winded metaphor. i see. it certainly was. would you like to comment?