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where money and medicine mix, there is always the potential for conflict.nce, the vast majority of doctors with whom i interact don't think of it like so. when a patient crosses the threshold to see me and other doctors, the focus of the doctor invariably is on the patient's problem. this is consultant surgeon paul miller. he's been sacked by the surrey and sussex nhs trust and no longer works at this spire private hospital either. an investigation in 2014 found he had harmed 27 of his patients. we've got from the fence, from the field there down to the oaks. derek whitley was one of them. he had his own health insurance and was treated privately by paul miller. it was just a number in this letter, that i was one of these 27. they'd analysed all the treatments, and the result was that 27 of all mr miller's patients had come to harm. and that's as much information as they gave. in fact, the trust now says paul miller harmed 28 of his patients. derek was diagnosed with prostate cancer eight years ago, -- 10 but he never had radiotherapy or surgery because pau

. >> let's get a check on money stream. mixed after record highs in u.s. stocks on friday, again. week of gains. you can thank tax reform. the senate passed a budget clearing the way. promise of tax cuts helped stocks rally this year. big name companies across every sector report. hasbro, at&t, to name a few. big dow leaders, boeing, mcdonalds. combined, their shares have soared more than 33% this year. result of this week, see if these big gains are justified. >>> recent hurricane's taking a toll on earnings. just about 2.8% for the third quarter. not as strong as the first half of the year. over half of those companies blame hurricanes harvey, irma and maria. particularly the insurance free. earnings growth should be nearly 5% if the insurance industry were excluded. >>> at least 34 marijuana farms have been destroyed by wildfires. federal regulation is keeping them from receiving aid. it violates federal law so farms won't qualify for federal aid. crowd funding should down a fundraiser for formers in men da seen know counties. it says since marijuana is illegal on the federal l

today the 49ers added their image and money to the mix putting up a half-million dollars as seed money for a public service announcement campaign that will start in the bay area and hopefully spread to other cities. >> i think we live in a society of heightened tension and awareness. when you look at a horrific event that happened in las vegas, something that could have been significantly less terrific if something like bump stocks were not available to people to purchase. citizens would be safer. police officers would be safer. and, again, no one here is saying -- i'm not saying we are against the second amendment. the police officers are not saying that. we're saying let's look at commonsense reform to make sure that our communities are a safer place. >> officers across the country have felt unfairly disparaged by what place -- took place and what is taking place in some stadiums. summer upset. summer angry and some are offended. i know that's true for many san jose cops. upset feelings do not improve conditions for those of us who respond to calls for service. to the contrary, we ca

money stream. global stockmarkets mixed as wall streets winning streak enduring for the fourth day in a he ro. all hitting record highs. that's the sixth day for the s and p 5 hup alone. six record highs in a row has not happened since 1997. stocks current record run is fuelled by hope for tax reform and unit president is celebrating tweeting with the all time highs, about the low jobless rate. manufacturing enthusiasm at the highest level in decades. the september jobs report is out later this morning. the we expect the big hurricanes have sub pressed hiring. there's a lot of chatter on twitter. all of these great things happening and no change in economic policy. >>> netflix will rise $1 and $2. the extra cash will help netflix pay for programming. they plan to spend $15.7 million on content. goad enage of content. >>> can elon musk fix puerto rico's power grid? he thinks so. the tweeting that the tesla team had done this for smaller islands so it can be done for puerto rico. decision is up to puerto rican officials. they didn't take long to respond. the governor says this could be a flag sh

. >> liz: let's check your money-markets closing mixed today the dow and s & p 500 down on that weak jobs report ending about a week long winning streak for each the nasdac though ending at another record high we got our own nicole p is on the floor with the latest. nicole? >> reporter: wall street finished mixed liz after a week of records the nasdac hit a record today but you did see the dow and the s & p pullback slightly the nasdac closed a a record high this after the monthly jobs report came in. we did see some winners this week on the dow jones industrial average, intel, goldman sachs, 3 m, and johnson & johnson were among the stars of this week. the is s & p hundred after after six straight record closes did pullback this friday but for the week the major averages, the s & p, nasdac and dow all finished up more than 1%. liz? >> liz: thank you nicole. coming up nancy pelosi and some of her fellow democrat leaders have been around washing washington for a long long time since the reagan administration making policies that affect you your money and your family. now one powerful

money" stream. global stocks mixed after wall street record highs.ints less of his next milestone. bank stocks recovered from last week's losses but the real focus this week on earnings, profits were fantastic in the first two quarters but s & p 500 companies should report lower profit growth in the third. today expect reports from united health, goldman sachs and ibm. >>> netflix plans to spend billions next year. others are using their cash to find original shows and movies. the but netflix has paid off. company added more than

money" stream. global stocks mixed after wall street record highs. dow less than 50 points less of his next milestone. bank stocks recovered from last week's losses but the real focus this week on earnings, profits were fantastic in the first two quarters but s & p 500 companies should report lower profit growth in the third. today expect reports from united health, goldman sachs and ibm. >>> netflix plans to spend billions next year. others are using their cash to find original shows and movies. the but netflix has paid off. company added more than 5 million subscribers last qua quarter. shares up about 64% this year. >>> scary story. wi-fi network flaw could let hackers spy on every device on earth. researchers discovered a huge vulnerable. when connecting to wi-fi and attacker can trick the device to connecting to their wi-fi access point, once linked, they can potentially steal personal data. google android, microsoft windows. another silver lining, there are no reports of this flaw just yet. some companies have already issued patches. >>> thanks

let's get a check on cnn money stream this morning. global stocks mixedntinues on wall street tore the third day in a row. dow, nasdaq all hit record highs. >>> amazon and netflix both rose about 3%. >>> speaking of taxes, europe cracking down on u.s. tech companies targeting amazon and apple for back taxes. first eu ordering nam a zon to pay nearly $300 million in claims luxembourg gave them illegal tax benefits for years, amazon denies this. the at the same time pushing ireland to collect apple's unpaid taxes. saying they gave illegal tax aid. $15 billion. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm dave briggs. >> "new day" starts right now. >> do you think this was all accomplished on his own? >> he had to have help at some point. >> why de acquire that stuff and never use it? was there a trigger that led him not to pursue building a bomb? >> he's got other weapons he's using as defensive or maybe part of the escape plan. >> anything

mixed. now we have to go back without the excitement of watching barcelona. where is our moneye money for the tickets, the travel and all the expenses involved to come here and watch barcelona? expenses involved to come here and watch barcelona ? stop expenses involved to come here and watch barcelona? stop mixing politics and football, please. barcelona's players made their feelings known, taking to the field in training tops the colours of the cata la n in training tops the colours of the catalan flag before kick—off. when the match got under way, it was business as usual. lionel messi scored twice. seven wins out of 7a barcelona this season. unsurprisingly, evans of the pitch dominated press interviews. a supporter of catalan independence broke down. he says he is ready to stand down, describing sunday's events as the worst it professional experience of his life —— events off. it was confirmed that fans who bought tickets would be reimbursed. the mixture of football and politics won't be forgotten anytime soon. i think we are back on track after some slight sound issues befo

mixed. translation: now we have to go back without the excitement of watching barcelona. where is our moneyses involved to come here and watch barcelona ? stop mixing politics and football, please. barcelona's players made their feelings known, taking to the field in training tops the colours of the catalan flag before kick—off. when the match got under way, it was business as usual. lionel messi scored twice. seven wins out of 7a barcelona this season. unsurprisingly, events off the pitch dominated press interviews. a supporter of catalan independence broke down. he says he is ready to stand down, describing sunday's events as the worst professional experience of his life. it was confirmed that fans who bought tickets would be reimbursed. the mixture of football and politics won't be forgotten any time soon. i think we are back on track after some slight sound issues before that report. for the latest on all of that, go to our website. breaking news also this power, monarch airlines, one of britain's best—known airlines, has gone into administration. the caa said 100,000 holidaymakers are

cnn "money" stream, global stock markets are mixed. u.s. futures looking, i'll call that flat.ther after the power rally on the nasdaq. it jumped 2%, it's biggest one-day gain in a year. investors cheering strong quarterly results from alphabet. >>> maryland is investigating one of the kushner family real estate businesses. poor conditions at some of its properties there. kushner companies said it is cooperating. they are in compliance with allstate and local laws. jared kushner stepped down when he joined the white house in january. he is president trump's son-in-law and top adviser to the president. kushner recused himself on certain policy issues. but they remain under increased scrutiny given his proximity to the president. >>> new steps to make ads more transparent comes amid russia used ads to influence last year's election. it will require political advertisers to verify their identities and labeled who paid for the ad. you can click on the discloche tore see more information about the advertisers. they are building an archive of ads. facebook, twitter, google will head

most often to make money but often to conceal the highly controversial mixed-race marriage.behind their schemes, it is clear that they were fascinated and seduced by the idea of the indian. scholarly considerations have focused on a practice known as playing indians, a phenomenon wherein primarily non-native people imagine create and put on indian costumes and engage in real or imagined activities. one of the oldest and most pervasive forms of american cultural expression. with a few notable exceptions, these analyses and scholarships on playing indians has focused on white men who don indian outfits, costumes, and activities, for a variety of reasons, from the sons of liberty of boston harbor to the boy scouts and halloween costumes of today. because they do not conform to expectations as to who plays , it complicates our ideas about the performative ness of indian underscores the centrality of -- and underscores the centrality of shaping american identity. in addition to concerns public debates about identity for frequently indicated as concerns about faith and religion. t

. >>> let's get a check on cnn money stream this morning. global stock markets mixed. its record run on friday on weak jobs report. the s&p 500, the dow closed lower friday. that snapped the dow's longest record streak since 1997. the u.s. lost 33,000 jobs in september. that's right. a job loss. we haven't seen that in seven years. the reason? those hurricanes. lots of folks lost their jobs, especially wage earners. bars and restaurants, a lot of jobs lost in bars and restaurants. outside of florida and texas you did see hiring. a lot of people coming into the labor market, and they got jobs. here is one of the most important points from that job report. wage growth, 2.9%, the highest growth in eight years. this week, get ready for some big earnings. five banks expected to report, get this, $21 billion in profit for one quarter. three months. $21 billion. jpmorgan chase, bank of america, citigroup, wells fargo and pnc report this week. combined their profits make up nearly half of the banking industry, and their profitability could only grow under the trump administrat

money for the school system. parents we talked to in sterling have mixed opinions about the decision. need them on school necessarily because they are everywhere already. there are other ways to raise money for schools. >> as long as you have people who know what the dangers are and they are being consulted, i think it is probably going to be ok. suzanne: before a tour can be put up at his school, there has to be a hearing. the final decision being made by the county school board. adrianna: now a look at the weather. a cooldown is on the way. brian is here with a check on the forecast. brianne: we start off with thicker clouds as you can see here. as the morning has been progressing, we're seeing clouds breaking up. up to 57. more blue skies continue to break out. temperatures coming up slightly, but not like yesterday. yesterday we had 70's. today, lower to mid 60's. cooler air behind the front finally starting to settle in. you can see clouds exiting to the east. afterschool sports, 3:00, low 60's today. low 60's at five. 50's tonight. another chilly evening. probably colder tonight

. >>> let's get a check on cnn money stream this thursday morning. global stock markets mixedes closed at records. the federal reserve signalled a december rate hike. that didn't affect u.s. stocks. the market jumped after a report of a market-friendly candidate succeeding janet yellen. third quarter earnings kick off in earnest. jpmorgan reports before the opening bell. >>> president trump pushing his tax plan calling it a tax cut for the middle clasp. but in pennsylvania he introduced a new claim to that. a tax cut and a $4,000 pay raise for middle-class families. the white house providing no evidence, but it echoes what economists said last week. the argument here companies keep profits offshore to avoid a high corporate tax rate. a lower rate for companies will encourage them to bring that money home. bringing that money home will result in higher wages for their workers. a walk increase of $4,000 over eight years. there's no proof corporate tax savings does go directly to workers and not share buybacks and dividends. this is the new claim from the trump administration. i

tomorrow when he appears at four o'clock but i mean it's been a bit of a mix by going to bed of a week of ups and downs for money out of the hole in his government that's for sure to say in boss alone a political pressure oh i'm. not to do this to stay within spec. well of course there is pressure from those. we don't want. in the first place so sort of people who are on sunday on the streets waving the spanish flag and think we are cattle and we are here we have families across the country and we don't understand it and then there are those people who went out on saturday all dressed in why a number of them who you see voted for independence what their message was for the couple in leader seek dialogue don't push things too far and there is a database actually said they are the silent majority and if you go by opinion polls it is actually a fact that there is a majority against independents in catalonia the problem is that in this referendum it is only forty three percent of the voters turn out and that is why a lot of people say look you have no right to declare independence on the basis of such a low turnout.

money stream this morning. friday morning. global stocks are mixed.k endures here, four days in a row. the dow, nasdaq and schltd and p 500 hit record highs. never before have these been as high. the here's a news flash, six days of records for the s and p. that hasn't happened in 20 years. one after the other. stocks current record run is fuelled by hope for tax reform. even the president celebrating, tweeting about the all time highs, seeming to take credit tore them. tweeting about the low jobless rates, a nice reminder. by the way the president is see the jobs num ber the day before it comes out. it's possible he already knew what that september report was going to say. it is due out at 8:30 eastern time. and we think the hurricanes can cause job losses. spread of expectations, some economists think you'll lose jobs others, gain. who knows what that number will be. >>> netflix is raising its prices for the first time in two years, standard and premium will rise $1 and $2 each. current users will get 30 days notice. is that extra cash will help pay

the slice of called, mixed and hails, the rain slowly pushing its way southwards, reaching south coast taking away the moneyafternoon were parts of europe, scotland, northern ireland, thursday, a much brighter day compared to what was seen today or tomorrow but it will feel cooler. temperatures up because because the winds come from a slow different direction, eastern areas going into the west, into scotland and northern ireland. that's this weather front which pushes southwards initially then fade as this takes over as main development future, heavy if rain across from parts of england and wales into saturday, clearing travelled studies with introducing much more cold air into the weekend for all of us. the slightly more breeze as well. so the slightly more breeze as well. so the weather is sunshine and showers, frequent in the north and west, over the hill to, there will be a chilly wind that could be problematic for fireworks display. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11:00: terror in new york — at least eight people are killed and dozens injured after a truck ploughs into pedestrians

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mixing things. they just don't wake up. >> reporter: president trump today declared a public health money to fight the epidemic, but allows the agencies to redirect resources. >>> new at 11:00, a fire beneath one of muni's historic street cars startled commuters in downtown san francisco. the streetcar itself never caught fire. the flames you see come from a motorized skateboard and the rider fell off the board rolled under the streetcar. no one was hurt here. >>> al new at 11:00, you'll need to show a b.a.r.t. ticket or clipboard card while riding aboard trains beginning next year. directors approved a proof of payment policy tonight. the system estimates fair evaders cheat b.a.r.t. from out of $15 million to $25 million every year. the new proof of payment policy takes place on january 1st. fines start at $75. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, digging into the newly released jfk files. we're share some of the key takeaways. >>> missing for more than four decades, detectives track down a woman who disappeared in 1975. the mystery remains. >>> dash cam video show police chasing a driver. the big shock when officers di

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the money gives readers a real feel for france's class asyut and lets these very different worlds collide. mixing these two classes in the book automatically results in a kind of combat that's what interested me having them face off against one another . i think france is very very divided and what's even more disconcerting is that these two france's never encountered each other. the french society is split and not just since the last elections many fear that president emmanuel macaws new reforms will drive even more people into the arms of the right wing populist one as you know or national front in his semi autobiographical novel the end of any young writer it while doing describes the violence and the desperation of life in a french factory town. the book deals with racism homophobia poverty and people who feel the politicians don't respect them. today when people speak of france they don't mean my parents they don't mean the working class there was a very profound sense of injustice that i felt early on which pushed me to write i felt it not only in politics but in literature too that's to sa

you mix in a donor who gives the kind of money that harvey weinstein was giving politicians?> it makes you wonder whether there is a double standard. at least at some networks and other news organizations. hillary clinton and barack obama both received fund-raising help from harvey weinstein. if they are shocked and appalled and disgusted to use their words by what happened, why did it take nearly six days to be shocked and appalled and disgusted? i think this is a classic case of selective outrage. they said nothing after the original "new york times" story laying out these allegations, even after harvey weinstein apologize, after the company he founded fired him, the former president and the last presidential candidate remain silent until yesterday. >> harris: the democratic committee is looking at giving funding back and giving it to charity, that's what they have decided to do. former presidential candidate and former president, do they need to take a closer look at doing that immediately as well? >> i think they need to say more especially hillary clinton, such a champio

that stirred mixed feelings from darjeeling's 100,000 feelings from darjeeling's100,000 tea workers. translation: it is good that we can go back to work and earn money our protest to continue. we want a separate state for the sake of our children. i'm very sad that the strike has been called off. we had very little food to feed our families during the shutdown, but we were willing to make that sacrifice to achieve our dream fora make that sacrifice to achieve our dream for a separate state. the disruption is likely to affect customers, too, with the next harvest months away, there are fears ofa harvest months away, there are fears of a shortage of darjeeling tea as stores sell out their current supplies. and when that happens, tea drinkers may have to shell out more money for a sip of this world—famous tea. iam tea. i am ready for my breakfast tea! send it over, please. a quick look no other markets. asia could rise this thursday, that was after the new surged to record highs. us stocks have gone to surge, another solid corporate earnings season, and potentially another rate hike from the federal reserve by the end of the federal reserve by the end

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mixing things. they just don't wake up. >> reporter: president trump today declared a public health emergency. it does not provide additional money to fight the epidemic, but allows the agencies to redirect resources. >>> new at 11:00, a fire beneath one of muni's historic street cars startled commuters in downtown san francisco. the streetcar itself never caught fire. the flames you see come from a motorized skateboard and the rider fell off before the board rolled under the streetcar. no one was hurt here. >>> also, new at 11:00, you'll need to show a valid b.a.r.t. ticket or clipboard card while riding aboard trains beginning next year. directors approved a proof of payment policy tonight. the system estimates fair evaders cheat b.a.r.t. from out of $15 million to $25 million every year. the new proof of payment policy takes place on january 1st. fines start at $75. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, digging into the newly released jfk files. we're share some of the key takeaways. >>> missing for more than four decades, detectives track down a woman who disappeared in 1975. the mystery remains. >>> dash cam video show polic

money backing the u.s. team, they want to reach the u.s. audience. who is spending the most on sponsorships? >> it's a mix between u.s.-based sponsors and broader fifa sponsors who sponsor the whole tournament. some of these names like at&t, coke, nike, mcdonald's, visa, anheuser-busch, the big brands we think about when we watch a super bowl or the olympics, that level of companies, similar amounts of money there. but again, if you've got other stars from other countries, hopefully people will still watch. >> right. because it's a global sport, it's very popular all over the world. so one would think there would be over ripple effects, positive or negative. >> the ripple effects can go a few ways. if you think about soccer development until the u.s., what does it mean for major league soccer if young people aren't watching, or if they this america isn't good enough to make the world cup, why should i make a career in soccer, i'll go basketball and football. and there's gear and shoes and getting parents. >> i don't want to catch you flat flooded, where is the next world cup? >> it's in russia. that brings its own com

money rotating out of this morning. financial services also part of that mix as well. bloomberg first word news update.astian salek. trump has donald claimed his tax reforms will be worth $400,000 a year to the average american household. in gettingr help legislation passed so he could "give the country the best christmas present of all." the business rate was in the fire line. pres. trump: our business tax rate is 60% higher than our average economic competitor. this is the giant self-inflicted economic wound. sebastian: meanwhile, president trump said he plans to choose from among five finalists to be the next federal reserve chair and will make his decision soon. or enjoy person familiar, his selection will be unveiled before he leaves for asia and hawaii on november the third. latest nafta, the talks have wound up with canada and mexico rejecting hardline u.s. proposals. discussions will run through the end of march next year, abandoning a december target. negotiators exchanged their strongest -- yet. u.s. senators and both political parties say they reached agreement to stabilize obamacare just tw

money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ abigail: u.s. stocks closing mixedne of the 11 major sectors higher, materials leading the way. i'm abigail doolittle. julia is off today. onpretending in light twitter, i want to welcome you to our closing bell coverage every week day. scarlet: let's begin with the market close as we await the highly anticipated close up amazon, alphabet, microsoft, and intel will be reporting a little later. a nice round number for you, joe. recordsupposed to be a closing high but i'm not sure we will get there once it settles. but it is a recovery from yesterday's decline. some important context going into this flurry of numbers is that a lot of these big tech names have been a little on the weak side lately, not dramatic, but even with these new record highs we've seen them rolling over just a touch, a little bit of anxiety in the likes of amazon and so forth. something to keep in mind in terms of -- scarlet: we just got the numbers. third quarter eps, $.52. i need to check that, i'm not sure we are comparing like with like. net sa

money. there are human beings in the mix who are making these determinations as to express advocacy. >> so are you saying that i should have to do it on television, but somebody else shouldn't have to do it in another medium? if somebody is running against me, and they shouldn't have the same -- >> i mean, i personally would question the utility of a lot of the exercise in the sense i'm not sure this information is actually used in ways that are useful from a first amendment standpoint. but if we were going to have them, we need to be careful to ensure that only the sort of sophisticated actors like political campaigns and that only the sort of speech that is clearly about election -- >> yeah, and i want to make sure i'm clear. when i ask questions, it's a narrow, express advocacy and issue advocacy. mr. dickerson, i appreciate that. now i would like to recognize the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch. you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, very much, mr. chairman. and i want to take a special moment just to thank you and to thank ranking member kelly for holding this hearing.

we are seeing some of the world's best-known companies with plans to spend more money, and china is part of that mixin shanghai for carmaking. china wants to be at the center of electric vehicles, and that is seen as the potential boom for the global supply chain. china imports components from japan, south korea come in germany and generates investment and companies hire new workers. there is a feeling that the capex boom may be coming on tap, but it is fairly cautious. haidi: we have been watching that for some time now. thank you so much for that. unpredictableh an road ahead, bond traders may have their work cut out for them this week here at we get the view from blackrock next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the week ahead for bond traders globally bracing for market moving events this week here at the fed pick, fomc anding, u.s. and jobs data the possibility of more details on a strategy when it comes to u.s. tax reform. let's look at the path forward with the black rock singapore head of asian credit. looking through these risk of vince, what is most critical? >> overall in the near term from a cataly

citigroup said they had set aside more money for credit card lending losses adding to concerns about consumer credit. let's look at the situation in europe, bit of a mixed ftse and the dax all you can see pretty mixed at the moment. werejoined by a special guest this morning, a ceo. while we've reached deadlock in the negotiating room over brexit, the movement is happening on the currency markets and traders are working out a way to make some money. traders you would like to think would work out a way to make money but it's not us humans, we have been moving towards trading algorithms for a while and yesterday, i would have expect it the euro to have been a stronger currency pair between the euro and sterling, that's not how it worked out, in actualfact sterling, that's not how it worked out, in actual fact it was sterling came better, all this talk about bridging —— britain will suffer because of this, sterling came out better and the trading algorithms we re better and the trading algorithms were the only thing that got it right, not the humans. we had a room full of people trying to say what will happen, we as humans have given up, we will happen, we

rightot know what the mixes, what the right amount of money to make a dent in it is, but it has to be money up front, but i believe the key to resiliency is held at the local level of government with elected officials. smart land use planning. building codes. making sure are redundant systems in place. so it is going to have to be a whole community effort on the predisaster side, what if we for for funding to the front side of disasters, and it will not be an easy move, it makes perfect sense and we can all agree that that is what needs to be done. senator tester: that is good, and if you have any language that you could forward to this committee and the subcommittee on homeland security, i would certainly appreciate that. mr. long: absolutely. senator tester: because it is a no-brain or. said general jackson, you you were assessing the grid in puerto rico. are you about done with that? i will ask the question, and you can tell me the answer. 100%?shot, 95% shot, where is it that? to start over, rebuild? general jackson: the answer to that is, no, it is not child. the initial report w

mix. >> are there any other native alaskans who think it's a good idea for jobs and money?i'd rather see growing up the way i grew up. i don't want to let them see what were you thinking when you wanted that mine? what about us? what were you guys thinking as elders? water is more precious than gold. this is our gold. >> but among natives closest to the mine, there it is all about jobs. >> i think it was great for our community just to see everyone being able to care for their family like groceries, fuel for the winter. >> christy was one of around 150 locales who got a job when pebble was exploring and expanding the site before resistance turned fierce and the project ground to a halt. >> but now everyone's struggling so much for the very little jobs we do have here without pebble. it's a lot different. >> and pebble loaned leaisa enoh money to open this store which now struggles to stay open. >> pebble to us means there's hope and people have the opportunity to work and hold their heads high and support their families and all the people that were against pebble. they hsai

mixed bag. they can also sue and say you owe us this money and may be able to get it and others have sued on theiralf. >> woodruff: so it's out there and we can't predict at this moment. consumers, bottom line, what does this mean for people who have been receiving the benefits? >> there is a lot of confusion. not paying the subsidies doesn't mean the people getting them now won't get them. if insurance companies pull out and they can do that, that's in most of their contracts that if these don't get paid they can pull out and nobody would get coverage, but if insurers stay the people getting the subsidies will continue to get them. the people who will pay are people who aren't getting help paying peoplously, the people who earn 4 times poverty line. an additional 7 million people will be asked to pay the entire premium increases because they're not getting help. >> woodruff: i think that's an outcome of this i think a lot of people have not focused on. let's talk about the cost to the government. on its face you would think, well, they're stopping the subsidies, that means the government will sav