and overall, more than 800,000 users per day. but there s a caveat. to be clear, november 30th does not represent a relaunch of healthcare.gov. it is not a magical date. there will be times after november 30th like any website does not perform optimally. reporter: the administration says people will be put in a virtual queue. troubleshooters have been working around the claushock, including at this commander center in maryland. one that we talked to even if 50,000 goal users can could be a headache. the challenge isn t how many lanes you have on the highway, it s how fast the cars can go down the highway. because if there s any breakdown, you ll have a big traffic pileup behind you. reporter: republican critics
price? he sold his name and made a fortune. now the human billboard is at it again. he will promote his company if the price is right. good morning. i m alison kosik. and i m george howell. it is 8:00 on the east. this is new day saturday. and let s get start with the healthcare.gov. this is the day it is supposed to work for the vast majority of users. healthcare.gov will be a work in progress. tech experts took it down overnight for maintenance. it is back up now. the president told barbara walters says he doesn t feel it has hurt his credibility. a lot of the criticism is personal. people don t think you are trust worthy. i don t think that is the
overnight, tech experts took parts of healthcare.gov down for maintenance. it is back up now. let s go to cnn s jill dougherty at the white house. good morning, jill. allison, george, the administration is confident that the website can handle a steady stream of roughly 50,000 customers at a time. but hhs secretary kathleen sebelius is urging people to shop healthcare.gov during off-peak hours. mornings, nights, weekends, the concern, not overwhelming the site. reporter: withering criticism of the rollout of healthcare.gov is intensifying the administration to get this fix right for saturday. the white house hopes it can do that, at least for the vast majority of users. and this website is going to get fixeded. reporter: healthcare.gov open for business october 1st and it s been a disastrous two months. the site crashed unable to cope
information and propaganda about pprk. pyongyang has not explained why they re holding newman. he s one of two americans apparently trapped in north korea. back here in the united states, today is the big day for healthcare.gov. november 30th, the day that president obama promised that the website would work despite his eroding poll numbers. he told abc s barbara walters last night he doesn t feel it s hurt his credibility. a lot of the criticism, it s personal, people just don t think you re trustworthy. well, i don t think that s true, barbara. the truth of the matter is i got reelected in part because people thought i was trustworthy and knew i was working on their behalf. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. the obama administration says healthcare.gov is and will be a work in progress. tech experts took parts of the site overnight for maintenance,
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