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and spoke only a couple of times over the phone since he was in a chinese hospital under watch for possle signs of the swine flu. what will you do when he gets off the plane today? >> just be relieved, could to see him. it will be interesting to hear the stories. >>u. when this group of local students arrived in china, one of them tested positive for the swine flu. >> my gosh, i wish shaking. at that the parents say that their son called and said -- >> he said, i know you're going to freak out, mom, but i am going to the hospital. >> he stayed in the hospital two days all by himself. other friends were not quite as lucky. some were quarantined 10 days. nine students tested positive for the swine flu, stuck in the hospital, far from the adventure that was planned. >> it went up in smoke. >> all of the local students are out of the chinese hospital. the first batch are set to make their way back to dulles airport by 8:00 if all is on time. the second batch of students, the remaining 10 students, are expected back august 7 or august 8. natasha barrett, abc 7 news. >>> tonight, we are hearing

"nightly business report is made possle by: v this pgram was made possible by contributions to yo pbs stion from viewers like you. thank you. >> suzanne: good ening everyone. president obama wi tell the nation tonight thahealth care refo is central to repairing the economy. if it fails, the psident warns ur insurance premiums and ou of pocket costs ll skyrocket. health care reform is boggg down in congre, and tonight's ne conference is part of an effort to get it bacon track. but as darren geh reports, the keunanswered question is still how to control sts. reporter: with negotiations over heah care reform in intensive care, house mocrats like xier becerra stressed the need to cut costs in aystem everyone aees is inefficient. >> in a two and a lf trillion doll system, you should be ableo find the savings you need to pay for any refo.er do agree on where h inre experts do agree on where to fina chunk of thoseavings. starting with medicarewhere more eicient delivery of servic could save more roughly $120 billion a year. reducing the empyer tax centive to offer health insurance, some $250

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