Economic growth power with senator ron johnson, bob lutz, and my great old pal jim cramer, all those stories and much more coming up on the kudlow report, beginning right now. Welcome to the kudlow report. Its 7 00 p. M. On the east coast, 4 00 p. M. Out west. Enrollment numbers and a possible senate revolt. John harwood joins us from washington. Good evening, john. Larry, the president at the end of husband european trip got good news and announced it, which was that 6 Million People so far have enrolled in private plans on the state and federal exchanges. Now, that meets what the Congressional Budget Office had predicted after the disastrous rollout. They had ratcheted their initial estimate of 7 million down to 6 million. It is still possible with four days left that the administration could hit that original 7 million target. That does not however resolve the questions about the financial viability of the exchanges. That will be determined by the mix of people older and sicker peop
0 federal investigators are turning their attention to the engineer as new revelations of just how fast the train was going. the train was going 82 miles per hour when it took that curve. it should have been traveling at just 30 miles per hour. nbc s tom costello has the latest on the investigation. reporter: on the tracks in the bronx mta crews lifted the remains of the broken train as crash investigators went in for a closer look. tons of twisted steel scraped and crushed from sunday s violent crash. the ntsb announced the two black boxes recovered from the train revealed a stunning development. train was traveling at approximately 82 miles per hour as it went into a 30 mile-per-hour curve. reporter: 82 miles per hour. only six seconds before the train came to a complete second engine power was cutback. then the engineer suddenly applied full brakes. when i heard about the speed, i gulped. it sort of takes your breath away. reporter: the engineer has told police i played t