BLITZER: The rally continues. Not one but two record highs on Wall Street. Both the S&P; 500 and Google -- Google -- they're soaring to new heights. Let's go to Alison Kosik. She's joining us at the New York Stock Exchange. Alison, what's the driving force behind all of this.</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: You know what, Wolf, Wall Street's finally able to focus its attention away from the dysfunction in Washington and actually focus on other things like earning season. Earning season for the third quarter has been under way. And some solid earnings came in from Morgan Stanley, from G.E. and Google. Google topping $1,000 a share. A jaw-dropping $1,008 for one measly share. It's a record high for Google. Look how the company has been moving since it went public nine years ago. If you bought in nine years ago, one share of Google back then was $85. If you bought a bunch and held on to it, you're sitting pretty today. Today's jump for Google is happening because it had some good earnings. Sales beat expectations. As for the overall market, there is still some nervousness on Wall Street. It's kind of quiet, not big gains because the reality is Wall Street only kicked the proverbial can down the road. It still hasn't worked out the long-term debt issues plaguing this country. It's leaving some uncertainty in the market. There is a silver lining for some investors. That means the Fed will likely keep propping up the economy with the stimulus money. It's pouring in and that means more support for stocks -- Wolf?</s>BLITZER: Alison Kosik at the New York Stock Exchange, thanks very much. So the problems with Obamacare, the website, they may be mounting right now. Up next, we're taking a closer look at reports of new technical problems with healthcare.gov and we'll tell you why some insurers are deeply concerned right now.
, Google Hit Record Highs