Kathleen Sebelius: "I apologize" for Obamacare website
A stunning admission from Vice President Joe Biden today. Even the White House couldn't log on to the Obamacare website.
"The president tried to get online and my daughter tried to get online. I did not, because it was clear that I wasn't getting online," Biden told HLN.
Yet, on the plus side, the president did step up and take responsibility for the website fiasco.
Well, for some of it at least.
"There's no denying it, right now the website is too slow, too many people have gotten stuck, and I am not happy about it, and neither are a lot of Americans who need healthcare, and they're trying to figure out how they can sign up as quickly as possible. So there's no excuse for it and I take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed ASAP," Pres. Barack Obama said.
But he left out one important point. He's taking responsibility for fixing it.
Not for breaking it.
He left that task to his Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, who faced a three and a half hour public grilling on capitol hill.
Dana Bash has the latest OutFront.
NYPD's Ray Kelly booed off stage over stop-and-frisk practices
New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly was supposed to speak at Brown University yesterday but instead he was heckled.
After almost 30 minutes of screaming, school officials canceled the speech. The students were protesting the NYPD's stop-and-frisk tactics in which critics say police officers racially profile people.
Brown's president says the conduct is "indefensible," but the hecklers, argue it's free speech.
Outfront: Mediaite's Joe Concha and Filmmaker Safiya Songhai.
MacNeill daughters claim father intentionally poisoned wife
Bombshell testimony today from the children of Martin MacNeill, the former Utah doctor accused of murdering his wife.
His daughters revealed details about their father's extramarital affairs and their mother's state in the days that followed her face-lift - an operation Martin MacNeill claims ultimately led to her turning up dead in their bathtub.
Jean Casarez is OutFront.
GOP threatens Obama nominations over Benghazi
Republican senator Lindsey Graham wants answers on the Benghazi attack that killed four Americans - and he's vowing to block all of President Obama's nominations, including the head of the federal reserve to get them.
Sen. Lindsey Graham: White House said take a hike, when asked for Benghazi access
Graham says it's time to hear from the survivors of the 2012 terrorist attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens at the U.S. consulate in Libya, and he won't stop until they testify before Congress.
OutFront: Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr.
The truth about spying: Everybody does it
European lawmakers are in Washington pushing the White House for answers on U.S. surveillance programs.
They're outraged over reports of U.S. spying. But they do it too.
And the ways other countries spy are straight out of a thriller.
CNN's Tom Foreman is OutFront.
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