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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120329:20:16:00 - Vimarsana News

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Exchanges it is a very complicated issue and a privacy issue right now, the i.r.s. will get all sorts of private information on your health plan. >>neil: can they combine resources if they are doing an audit on you, the regular i.r.s., separately, and they are looking, can they combine that? >>guest: that is an important question because the debate, is this the next step to taxing employer provided health insurance because they will have this information anyway, so, the issue is they will have access to your health insurance plan information, and, also, the family members are covered under the...

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Meters. 1.3 million of them. and customers fear the meters allow the utility company to spy on them. monitoring when they're home and health concerns have been brought up over the radio frequencies, they emit. but nv energy insists it's no he more than the devices most of us use already. . >> we do not collect any personal data on a customer. and then we're not allowed to provide that law in the state of nevada to any third parties or commercial purposes. so, this privacy issue is truly-- . >> reporter: now, president obama sees these as one of the next steps in going green. back in 2009 he pl...

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But many are fighting and protesting the move because of the privacy concerns, concerns that are want even legitimate, according to n.v. energy. >> we do not collect any personal data on a customer. we are not allowed to provide that by baugh law in the state of nevada to any third parties or commercial purposes. this privacy issue is truly a myth. >> reporter: customers are at least asking for an opt-in or opt-out policy. an option that others have been given in other parts of the country. now, there are millions of these smart meters already installed in multiple states. it is estimated that...

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outpost had been affected by the wounding of a soldier there the day before the rampage. afghanistan's president says his people have gotten "no cooperation from america" in their investigation of last sunday's killings. hamid karzai had a face-to-face meeting just yesterday with defense secretary leon panetta. but meeting today with the families of the dead, civilians, karzai questioned whether there had been more than one killer. one villager said the u.s. is offering the families money, but the families, instead, want justice. back in this country, gas prices are still on the ...

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Own privacy policy it mentions clearly that they going to actualry read the content of our e-mails. they will say that no person is doing this, that a computer is reading the content of your e-mails. >> you are worried about the privacy. we have to wrap here. attorney general, what is the thing that worries you most? >> exactly right, the privacy issue and how far they are willing to go and what they will do with that information and how we don't have a choice. >> right. okay, congress woman and attorney general, thanks so much for explaining that to us this evening. >> thank you. >> judge jea...