released by the senate intelligence committee. what we now know about the september 11th terror attack that killed four americans. the supreme court taking up case involving buffer zones outside of abortion clinics. are they necessary for public safety or violation of protesters first amendment rights? using a bird cage to swim with the sharks? we ll tell you how that worked out. jenna: a few hints on that. an epic showdown putting abortion rights against free speech. that is unfolding at the supreme court after massachusetts passed a law creating 35-foot buffer zones around abortion clinics and their entrances saying it was needed for public safety. protesters say it hinders their free speech. shannon bream outside of the supreme court with more right now. shannan? reporter: find the balance will be very delicate and tough for these justices. they placed a premium on first amendment. many times in rulings that date back centuries from this court.
number of levels. people finding out now that disproportionately older and sick. the result next year premiums will go through the roof. in the interim, all the companies losing money on the policies, every single one of them under obamacare will be have opportunity to be bailed out by taxpayers. that s wrong. we need to stop that. reporter: republicans say the problems may be worse than we know about but that the administration is not providing enough information. jenna. jenna: that is one of the criticisms we heard all along, wendell. what is the administration s defense? reporter: they knew that there were glitches and are dealing with them when they come up. hs secretary kathleen sebelius says some go back to the website problems and they re moving beyond that. we made a commitment that the website which functioned very badly at beginning of october would be a very different experience by end of november. we delivered on that commitment. we want to move for warped and
jon: that will get blasted in the report in terms of the accountability for what happened and the search for the attackers. nobody has been arrested in connection with that attack. correct. jon: we will continue to keep an eye on this and bring you any more information as we see it. kt mcfarland, thank you. thanks, jon. jenna: in the meantime, congress trying to prove he can still get things done. the house expected to pass $1.1 trillion spending bill keeping a government-funded through october and avoiding another government shutdown. the money will also go to projects coming from both sides of the aisle including the military and highway projects and the president s proposal to back preschool education. former defense secretary robert gates speaking out about his controversial new memoir. in the book duty he talks with tension over foreign policy. earlier on fox and friends, gates was ask about the threat
the va wants him to submit a standardized electronic claim. they say veterans would have a year to complete the form and submit the claim. this is a quote from a statement. the va want to make it as fast and easy as possible for veterans and their survivors to file for and receive an accurate decision on their claim. this proposed rule would require the use of standardized forms to help streamline the claims process and modernize the va system to make sure veterans and their family receive the benefits they need more quickly. the va says it will help them deal with 400,000 backlogged claims. veterans groups means it they won t get paid. jenna: jennifer, thank you. jon: we are following several stories this hour including this. before you fly, colorado doesn t want you getting high. what they re doing at the airport after making recreational pot use legal in that state.
ultraathletes did so much better in terms of heart attack stroke risk. less than 1%. very, very low risk. jenna: as they said they asked them all the embarrassing questions you don t want to answer. exactly. i thought it was also interesting that the ultrarunners in the runners were absent from work less than american adult because accident or injury but might be for the mentality of marathon runners, because i don t need anybody s help and go to the doctors. exercise boosts immunity. when you have a better immune system that is more easily able to fight off infection you will stay healthy longer. this study is important an tells us you can train hard and live a long time with good health. jenna: it showed the younger ultramarathoners did actually worse than those doing it for years and years. right. that was the surprising start. the younger you are, the more likely you are to get injured. i think older people have enough good sense to stretch, not push themselves so hard and