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not all housecalls are covered by insurance and critics argue that the level of care is not comparable to being treated in a doctor's office but try to tell that to for the very first time. what happened? >> i was on the escalator and i trip. it was less scary for her coming to my house then going to the emergency room. >> reporter: and that reason alone might be enough for people to try this 21st century version of the house call. >>> so far so good weatherwise starting off with plenty of sunshine. we have a little bit of an easterly and northeasterly breeze, similar story at freedom plaza. we do have scattered clouds overhead at this location. we see a nice ray of sunlight. the northeast breeze is at 6 miles-per-hour with the temperature up to 70. how about this for start to the day. that is a gorgeous photo. that is a beautiful sunris that across the area. we will call for scattered clouds by 1:00. it will start to build up in the warmth of the day. there will be a slight uptick in the humidity. by 4 pm we will call for 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. anything that f

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bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. >>> good morning. test. >>> good morning. two weeks to go. the presidential race enters the homestretch. a new poll out this morning shows hillary clinton with a solid lead but donald trump not buying it. >> it's called voter will, gee, trump's out. folks, we're winning, we're winning. >> while the campaign focuses on winning both the white house and congress. >>> breaking overnight, a river ride and popular theme park malfunctions killing four people. two thrown from their seats and two others trapped inside as investigators try to figure out what went wrong. manhunt, a frantic search for an

bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms geprenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. itedhealth group: built for better health. ? ? welcome back on the hill this sunday coming at you a little bit earlier this morning, >> it was rough. >> we get early anyway >> we do but not quite this early. we might all know the answer but has the election brought stress >> hundreds of people came together on the national mall to try and get rid of that stress by doing yoga. take a listen. >> yoga is a great stress reliever. especially this time of >> in order for you to have the movement through that stress. >> everyone has, you know, different sides of the ballot coming at them at once. >> i think it grounds me allows me to think of people not just it helps you put your mind in a better space to think thi

bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? per work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. unitedhealth group: built for better health. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to discriminate against gay employees. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. ? ? >> said he debates are over. it's like when your favorite miniseries comes to an end, the one you hate to love, now you have to find something else to watch. sorry about that. much more on all of this on your analysis begins now on the fox news channel on satellite and cable. i am shepard smith at unlv in las vegas. have a great night. >> the third and final financial debate wrapped newspaper las ve

bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. unitedhealth group: built for better health. >>> "meet the press" end game is brought to you by boeing, at a time. >>> on earth two, our new polls might have been the lead. hillary clinton and donald trump both need florida and north carolina. but again, both of these polls were conducted before the fbi's bombshell announcement on friday. here is where things stood essentially through thursday. in florida, the race neck and neck among likely voters. up by three. in north carolina though, this was the big -- would have been a big story this morning pre-fbi. north carolina, clinton up six, 47-41. north carolina is clinton's best shot at winning a state. president obama lost in 2012. what's interesting is i feel like it gives you a status

bring back the housecall? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. >>> there they are in las vegas, want to go straight to tom llamas, who just talked to the campaign manager for donald trump. >> george, i asked her about that incredible moment where donald trump said he would not surrender his campaign if he loses on election day. she cited al gore, who conceded in 2000 and yet had to go back and that election was obviously up in the air for several days after that. now, she also said, when i asked if donald trump was trying to make a joke of this by suspense, she said he was showing his humor. >> okay. there you have it. thank you all very much. thank you for watching. that is all for us right now. our coverage continues on abcnews.com. for many of you, your late local news is next. tonight, a special j

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bring back the housecall? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. >>> this is a great man. we are very privileged in our country to have him be director of the fbi. >> that is not the fbi that i used to work with. >> well, that was then when house democratic leader nancy pelosi and republican congressman trey gowdy had sharp reactions to fbi director comey recommending no charges against hillary clinton. but this is and now it's gowdy who's applauding comey while it's pelosi who is expressing concerns. and it's time for our sunday group. syndicated columnist in, george will. charles lane from "the washington post." gerald seib, washington bureau chief of the "wall street journal." and washington examiner contributor, lisa boothe. george, what do you make of comey's decision to reopen the investigation an

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bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. in the room tonight was when bill clinton said, "no one h do," that got a big reaction. and hillary clinton had plenty to say in response to that. let's take a spin to spin alley. nancy cordes is there and covers the clinton campaign. >> the clinton aides i've been speaking to say there were two key moment ms. this debate from their perspective. the first was when donald trump refused to say whether he would accept the outcome of this election. and the second was when he inexplicably refused to accept russia is behind these recent hackings. they say, taken together, these to moments show he's unfit to be president and that he puts himself in front of the country. beyond that, they say, the beaut fretheir perspective is that republicans will be

bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? unitedhealth group: built for better health. on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. >>> you do have experience. i would say the one thing you have over me is experience. but it's bad experience because what you have done has turned out badly. >> i'm happy to compare mio 30 years of experience,