Obama Admits Health Care Roll-Out Flaws
JOHN KING, CNN CHIEF NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: They're going to play this out in Washington with their hearings. But I think the most important factor here is, can the administration a month from now, two months from now and three months from now present a credible case they learn from mistakes? Their mistakes are pretty unforgivable in the sense that they have two years to ramp up the group.</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: Right.</s>KING: So, have they learned from their mistakes and are people who are signing up for the exchanges, people getting health care, are they having an easier time? And a more important question, a year from now are they paying more money and do they think they're getting the same or better quality of care? Health care is so personal. If people are personally mad come next October about health care, the Republicans will have a perfectly good year.</s>BOLDUAN: And how the administration handles picking up the pieces when they know that this has been a problem, will definitely put -- be a big factor, in how big this plays in the midterm.</s>KING: Especially in an environment where people have such little faith in government. If they can fix their mistakes and own up to them, they'll probably get some credit.</s>BOLDUAN: All right. Great to see you, John. Thank you so much.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: I like having him in New York.</s>BOLDUAN: I know, let's keep him.</s>CUOMO: More King, concentrated king when he's here.</s>BOLDUAN: It's highly concentrated, like orange juice.</s>CUOMO: You know, all of us who love politics, you know, we --</s>KING: Your Jets beat my Patriots. You should be gloating.</s>BOLDUAN: Why did you bring that up?</s>CUOMO: Jets respected by the way. Thank you. You know why? Boston strong. You know, my heart is with that city right now because of what you guys have made it through up there. So, I can't enjoy the Jets victory.</s>KING: I'll be there tomorrow.</s>CUOMO: Enjoy it.</s>BOLDUAN: The only reason he's in New York. I'm kidding.</s>KING: October baseball, it's a great thing.</s>BOLDUAN: Thanks, John. Let's get to Michaela for the stories making news at this hour.</s>MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Let's look at our headlines. Could two mysteries be coming together? An attorney for the missing girl known as Baby Lisa says the FBI is talking with investigators in Greece to see if Maria is actually Lisa. There are similarities between Maria and a new age progression image of Lisa. But the girls may not be the same age. Lisa Irwin vanished from her Kansas home some two years ago. Authorities in Nevada still trying to determine the motive for a deadly shooting at a middle school in Sparks, Nevada. A 45-year-old teacher and military veteran Mike Landsberry was killed. Two other students were wounded before the boy that was shooting took his own life. Witnesses say Landsberry was shot trying to shield other students. Police say the shooter took the semiautomatic handgun from his parents. The two wounded students are in stable condition this morning. Twenty-one members of the Arizona Air National guard including a colonel have been indicted in alleged pay scheme. Officials say the guardsmen defrauded the federal government out of more than $1 million over a three-year period. They allegedly falsified their home addresses making them eligible for extra pay. Two of the three women held captive for a decade in Cleveland are writing a book about their ordeal. Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus have partnered with "Washington Post" reporter Mary Jordan and her husband, Kevin Sullivan. No meetings with publishers have yet been scheduled. Berry, DeJesus and Michelle Knight were kidnapped by Ariel Castro. Castro was sentenced to life but hanged himself in the prison in September. A teen from Oklahoma went digging for buried treasure and came up with quite a treasure.</s>CUOMO: I've been missing a jelly bean size for months now.</s>PEREIRA: How convenient that she found it for you?</s>CUOMO: Two months now.</s>BOLDUAN: Is that what you said you were going to give to us?</s>CUOMO: Split in half. I was going to give it to you for nose rings.</s>PEREIRA: We're here.</s>CUOMO: Contemporary. Let's let her have it. Live and let live, I say. Maybe I'll make a condition of the good stuff. Who knows?</s>BOLDUAN: And we're imploring to return it. That would be the better stuff.</s>CUOMO: Coming up on</s>NEW DAY: brand new polls this morning showing Americans think the economy -- wait for it -- is in rough shape. Are you surprised? Maybe not. But do they have hope for the future? You'll want to hear it.</s>BOLDUAN: Plus, President Obama is promising to fix the problems that have plagued the health care Web site. But how? We're going to be talking to a tech expert about it, next.