so i'm doing well in trying to adjust to having ct and then coping with ct. >> some people have againcritical of this deal from the beginning, because they felt there wasn't enough money. you are talking about them putting the money in a fund and figuring it out the interest as it goes along. what do you say to the critics? is it enough money given that this only deals with former players? >> let's say for example you had classification. 10% with ct, 10% with als, and 10% with dimension. you are talking 30% of 6, $800 million. so then all of that money is gone. what happens to the other 70% of those players? the general population, what happens to them? and how many of them were fully diagnosed? how many of them fully went to the doctors to figure out what is going on with them? >> yeah. >> so the number i think is more like $4 billion just for argument's sake, but who am i. >> and this is just the beginning of it. i'm glad you are doing well, we certainly hope they figure out something to take care of all of the guys that need taken care of, and also figure out how to make sure it do

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gerri: ct scans, anastasia, what about those cost? >> it is outrageous. i looked online with health care boobook that anesthesia should only be about $800. gerri: we looked at the whole cost wat it should cost onverage nationally is $10,000, the $10,091 according to the health care boobook you went to the right source hospitals say on average is 8100 the physician fee under 2000 and anesthesia 700. why do the hospitals get away with this? >> we don't have a choice. we don't have all lots of power. gerri: increasingly people are deciding they will negotiate but if you are in paid you are not in the mood. we talked to the hospital in here is their statement. spitals also operate in a unique environment where we receive less than the actual cost of providing services from the majori of reparations is a while serving scores of other patients who have no ability. what they say i believe is you have to sponsor and foot the bill for those who don't pay. how would you feel about that mr. 20 year-old retail clerk? >> it is not fair i have to foot the bill for thos

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we have something called the ct angiogram, which can show the blocking you have, we have scorings that tells you if your coronary arteries are getting calcified. these are what we call noninvasive tests. now we have a new one still in the works but i think it's interesting, they're using pet scans. they're something we use for cancer, bultd they're using the sodium fluoride from pet scans and the imaging from pet scans which tells you basically if an area of the body is heating up. guess why that's important? we want to know if the plaque is heating up in your coronary arteries. is it getting ready to break. so this may be very, very important in the next year or two to tell us, hey, we know you have coronary artery disease, but you're getting ready to have a heart attack. you better get the stent now, you better get seen by your cardiologist now. >> or an aneurysm? >> this is a different type -- you get a cat scan for that. the pet scan study is promising, but i'm not convinced it's going to change the way we practice. it's a very small study, only about 80 patients and accurate in ab

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. >> the ct scan, it didn't last that long so i don't see how it could have cost $7,000. >> nick's limited coverage insurance plan picked up some of the bill but left him with plenty to pay out of pocket. >> i owe 11 $11,119.53. >> at 20 years old, nick accepted it, but also had a lesson he wanted to share so he snapped a photo of his 55 grand appendectomy statement and put it online on social network. >> i wasn't looking for pity or anything. i was just looking to enlighten, to inform people of the situation. >> the reaction he got to the cost of his healthcare incredible. more than 10,000 comments in just five days. >> it's been mixed, but mostly positive. >> a number of news agencies have also picked up the post partially titled, "i never truly understood how much healthcare in the u.s. cost." so is $55,000 normal? well, according to a 2009 study in the archives of internal medicine, the average cost of an appendectomy in the u.s. ranges greatly, but averages around $33,000. we asked sutter why 55. they pointed to what many point to. california's uninsured and those on medical saying, q

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having too many ct scans can hurt brain development. >> that's the risk for ct scans.l and get injured first reaction is to go to the er to get a ct scan to the brain make sure there is no bleeding. for kids it has a lot of radiation and can damage kids' brain development. that's what we are worried about. especially in kids sings they have so many falls, you worry about it. they get a lot of minor injuries. >> right. >> so you really want to look at whether they are having symptoms. if they are having a lot of changes in terms of their behavior. if they are confused. if they have bleeding. if lose consciousness that might be a reason to get checked out. otherwise, you don't want to automatically jump to getting a ct scan. >> another one ever these tests that maybe necessary is genetic testing which is becoming more readily available. you say it can cause anxiety. >> yeah. it's more the fact that if you are looking for something specific, that's the thing with any of these tests. if you are looking for something in particular it's great to get the test and get more inf

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the next day, a ct scan, revealed 2/3 of her brain was swollen. on december 11th, she was declared brain dead. fament l the family begin to keep her on a ventilator. an order end tuesday. and said to be in good spirits. reunited with her family. this man, david allen douglas under arrest. police say he has no connection to the family. he followed them home from a wal-mart store earlier in the day. a good samaritan, spotted douglas and recognized the car from information, broadcast in an amber alert, alerted police. she said being nosy paid off. >> that sccould be your child o niece. so close to you. >> relief for an oakland family after their child disappeared this evening. daryl carter iii nowhere to be found when his mother went to pick him up this afternoon. a search party went block by block, looking for daryl. he was found at a neighbor's house. >> new at 11:00, san francisco police are investigating a car accident involving a pedestrian in the inner richmond district tonight. a pedestrian was struck by a car at 17th avenue and california str

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the all new cadillac cts. ain't garages great? european banks are under the microscope in 2014 with the stress tests. can the bank expand while the banks are under the microscope? >> i think this is the biggest problem for the eurozone economy at this time. but i think it's a bit comparable to late '08, early '09. also then a lot of problems in the banking system. also you get some form of at that point forced recapitalization through government involvement. and the quality of what will be done next year in europe is obviously still in the debate and maine maybe they executed in a much poorer way than they did in the u.s. but at least i would argue it is a move in the right direction. and i think that's the key. there's a lot of stretch of volatility in europe. but it seems that on most of the problem areas we're moving in the right direction and markets trade on change. they don't trade on levels. >> is it really? the u.s. had the top. they had a back stop for these banks to recapitalize them. we have a real situation here in tha

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the all new cadillac cts. ain't garages great?es today, another week and another fine for jpmorgan that could be close to a settlement for their role in the bernie madoff ponzi scheme. >>> and spain has eurozone numbers that are set to impress. >>> and china's service sector is looking to grow in their entities. >>> france, germany and portugal will see jack lew later this week. how is this going to go down, an anetta? >> we had this last year when timny geithner came over to germany with the same message. there was a report out of the u.s. treasury as well claiming germany to be partly responsible for the imbalanced in the eurozone because of its austerity-driven policy. again, berlin was furious and said it's none of their business to intervene in german issues. so the german stance is pretty much clear. they are happy the economy is doing well. unemployment is low, so why should they change anything? and the american perspective is pretty much clear as well. they want germany to boost domestic demand, i.e., to increase governme

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