the university of virginia and ups told their employees they are no longer offering spousal coverage to most of those who are able to obtain insurance elsewhere. that means thousands of americans will likely have to change their health plans and their doctors. we told you how the obama administration is pulling out all the stops to promote its health care law. molly henneberg talks about how your money is going a controversial organization to help sell the law. planned parenthood in montana, new hampshire and washington, d.c. will get about $1 million taxpayer dollars to help clients enroll in new obamacare health insurance programs. but they say president obama promised no obamacare money would go to abortion services, and planned parenthood is the largest abortion provider in the country. gop lawmakers contend that there is no way to verify how planned parenthood spends the money. you have the rent. you have the utilities and the staff in the same building.
moment. first to the streets of new york with a reaction there. diane? so we keep hearing about how the problems with healthcare.gov are only affecting a small part of the population. the associated press report shows they 85% of americans that do have healthcare coverage are largely unhappy with the law and blaming it for changes coming to their plans. 69% say their premiums are going up. another 59 say they re copayments or deductibles are going up, and only 21% say their coverage is expanding. on the contrary, 14% say spousal coverage is being reduced or eliminated. and 11% say they re open plans are being eliminated. whether these changes are do to the affordable care act is unclear, but the poll shows that four in five people believe they are. we caught up with people on the streets of new york city today and here s what they had to say. i will be paying more. yeah. my premiums will go up. i think it s do to affordable