this is the cbs morning news for wednesday, october 2nd, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. well, as the federal government shutdown enters its second day, there s no progress toward a resolution to report. democrats and republicans are blaming each other. party leaders on both sides of the aisle warn the budget battle could last for weeks and could morph into an even larger battle over the debt ceiling. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. good morning, anne-marie. there was some back and forth here on capitol hill, some billed proposed that take sort of a piecemeal approach to reopening the government, but most of it was finger pointing here at congress and the white house as americans across the country begin to feel the impact. day two of the first government shutdown begins and there s no resolution in sight. one leading republican says the shutdown alone may not bring democrats and republicans together. most budget ag
reporter: as millions of people flooded the system, the government web site for obamacare health care.gov temporarily broke under the strain. the main page went from apply now to this: please wait. and then for a time the system went down. please try again later it said. and this is the web site used by 34 states. several states running their own exchanges also had delays. in washington state, the web site closed down. administration officials said the federal site was overwhelmed by 2.8 million visitors a number they never expected. white house senior advisor david seamus said the problems drew an allout response from web site technician at the department of health and human services. we expected a slow rampup and what we saw today was an overwhelming response that exceeded even what we ve seen in medicare in any given day. so it was a good start. we identified problems. tomorrow s going to be better. reporter: despite the delays and inconvenience, the white hou
promised to fix. reporter: as millions of people flooded the system, the government web site for obamacare health care.gov temporarily broke under the strain. the main page went from apply now to this: please wait. and then for a time the system went down. please try again later it said. and this is the web site used by 34 states. several states running their own exchanges also had delays. in washington state, the web site closed down. administration officials said the federal site was overwhelmed by 2.8 million visitors a number they never expected. white house senior advisor david seamus said the problems drew an allout response from web site technician at the department of health and human services. we expected a slow rampup and what we saw today was an overwhelming response that exceeded even what we ve seen in medicare in any given day. so it was a good start. we identified problems. tomorrow s going to be better. reporter: despite the delays and inconvenien
this research came out in the 1990s, and it has been updated. anecdotally, there have been three cases this year. james winson, just before he won the heisman trey, he had allegations of sexual assault. and no charges were filed. but this has been below the surface for just awhile, if the athletes get away with cripes because of their status or if their status makes them tarts for false accusations. raj is bringing in your feedback, and raj, when we talk about rape, especially related to athletes in this culture. yeah, hot topic, and a lot of feedback from the community. and it seems to be a societal problem. on facebook, frank says: to help us in this conversation, katherine redmond brown joins us, the founder of the national coalition against violent threats. and brian yates, sports attorney who represents professional sports teams, some of whose fleets have been accused of rape and scandals. you have a very personal experience. right, when i was in my first week in s
this research came out in the 1990s, and it has been updated. anecdotally, there have been three cases this year. james winson, just before he won the heisman trey, he had allegations of sexual assault. and no charges were filed. but this has been below the surface for just awhile, if the athletes get away with cripes because of their status or if their status makes them tarts for false accusations. raj is bringing in your feedback, and raj, when we talk about rape, especially related to athletes in this culture. yeah, hot topic, and a lot of feedback from the community. and it seems to be a societal problem. on facebook, frank says: to help us in this conversation, katherine redmond brown joins us, the founder of the national coalition against violent threats. and brian yates, sports attorney who represents professional sports teams, some of whose fleets have been accused of rape and scandals. you have a very personal experience. right, when i was in my first week in s