negative after accounting changes. we speak first to stephan engles. digital dismay. publicis is the biggest faller in europe as the ad firm books a 1.4 billion euro writedown on its digital business with underlying sales falling 2.5% in the fourth quarter. a holiday nightmare for thomas cook. shares sink as the tour operator reports a big quarterly loss and issues a cautious outlook for the year ahead. welcome. let s look at some of the market action across europe. it s fair to say some of the early confidence has started to cool on the markets. only just holding on to the green for the ftse mib in italy. the french market moving as big name caps are reporting there in the french market, we re ahead 0.4%. the german stock market up about a third. and about 0.10 added to the ftse 100. let s look at the banks. among those reporting today, socgen has been out with numbers today. still trading positive. up 2.5%. commerzbank initially positive, now trading weaker. it is a s
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a sense of how the law might change things if you look at massachusetts. you could do a lot worse if you look at how things have gone there. in her mid 20s jacquelin was working in her parents restaurants, and like a lot of people her age, she really didn t think she needed health insurance, and it was too expensive anyway. it was almost $700 a month, and i couldn t apoured that, so then i said, you know, i m going to have to go woit it. reporter: in 2006 governor mitt romney put his name on a new health care law and faced with a new state requirement to carry insurance or face a fine. jacquelin signed up. how much did that cost you? no money. you didn t have to pay anything? no. she had been worried about a lump in her breast, and now she could afford the doctor. she could afford testing. so she went. and they found something pretty frightening. invasive breast cancer. i was clearly devastated, you know, because 27 years old, doesn t run in your family or anyt
she didn t think she needed health insurance. it was too expensive anyway. it was almost $700 a month. i said i m going to have to go without it. in 2006, governor mitt romney put his name on a health care law. faced with a state requirement to have insurance or face a fine, she signed up. how much did it cost you? no money. you didn t have to pay anything? no. she was worried about a lump in her breast. she could afford testing. she went. they found something frightening. invasive breast cancer. at 27 years old, it doesn t run in your family. your whole life feels like it s crumbling on you. you cry? yeah, you say why me, then get over it and try to move forward in a positive outlook. she was fortunate. with her new insurance, she could afford treatment. she believes it saved her life. how are you? since the law passed, the state says massachusetts went from 90% of the population covered to 98%. a big success. it brought big headaches. all told, the
our latest polls on the republican race, they are just coming out this minute andy sho stunning change in fortune for two of the republican hopefuls. mitt romney still plead leads in iowa with 21%. ron paul is right behind at 22%. but look at this. rick santorum has jumped into third place with 16%. tripling his shows just three weeks ago. meantime, newt gingrich has fallen off a cliff. at least it seems like it now. he s at only 14% down from 33% in our last poll. rick perry is at 11%. michele bachmann, still in single digits, followed by jon huntsm huntsman, who has written off campaigning here in iowa. there s less drama in romney s backyard of new hampshire. he s at 44% there, followed by paul at 17%, gingrich at 16%. the rest of the poll in single digits. joining us now from des moines, candy crowley. candy, i guess the headline here is not necessarily that mitt romney is number one in iowa, although he is even though he really hasn t spent a lot of time here. but all of