regan was resumed covid positive by an er doctor in self-quarantine.r seen a billi lik that. >> totaling more than $32 million. united health care covered part of the bill. that left regan owing more than 2,200 in out-of-pocket expenses. >> it slapped us in the face. >> reporter: before regan's hospital visit, congress passed the families first coronavirus response act. that requires health insure force waive cost sharing for coronavirus testing. several major insurers are voluntarily waiving co-pays for coronavirus treatment, including united health care under most plans. >> it felt like united health care would not live up to their end of the deal unless we held them accountable. >> united health care has reviewed regan's case at the request of kaiser health nnz. in a statement, united health care said this, we reprocessed the claims after reviewing the service that's he received. all cost share for that visit has been rafe waive says. dr. ellisabeth rosethal joins u. >> many have decided to waive co-pays for treatment and testing, but we're hearing

be sued by the state for 2nd degree murder for over prescribing opioids here's the accused doctor regan equals. a family doctor for over 22 years she is now suspected of being a prescription murderer. the judge has to ascertain if there is enough material to go to trial. the plaintiffs in the row have lost a child a brother a friend from an opioid overdose. dr nichols was there doctor. she was the one prescribing the trucks. let him serve unbox i'm an attorney in oklahoma city i practice cripple defense i've got a police officer and i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life born and raised in oklahoma. all right the hardship of the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are the case so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. box knows these roads inside out and who's on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's descended this community but today the complaints have changed before i was having people from more the poverty level people all walks of life

will be sued by the state for 2nd degree murder for over prescribing opioids here's the accused dr regan equals. a family doctor for over 22 years she's now suspected of being a prescription murderer. the judge has to ascertain if there is enough material to go to trial. the plaintiffs in the room have all lost a child a brother a friend from an opioid overdose. dr nichols was their doctor she was the one prescribing the trucks. let him serve unbox i'm an attorney at oklahoma city i practice crippled events i've got a police officer and i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life i'm born and raised in oklahoma. the wind the hardship of the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are the way so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. box knows these roads inside out and is on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's descended this community but.

the only reporter that will be on-site will be one of their pet reporters, regan smith.low the protocol, wear a mask. when he interviewed someone, it will be with the boom mic, not with a mic stuck their face. >> bill: gotcha. listen. i will be watching. just listen, why did they choose darlington? >> they wanted to do it the safest way. darlington is only over a two and a half hour drive from charlotte. all the teams, all the drivers located just like myself here in charlotte. one day show. you can drive down, drive back home. there is no airplanes, no hotels, no rental cars. really not even any restaurants. it really reduces the risk for all the people involved in this race. >> bill: i can understand that. you know what the best idea is? racing during the week. i think the ratings will be huge. you never race during the week. week. >> no, we haven't, but this is something we've talked about trying for a long time. we don't like the reason we are forced to do it, but i think racing on a wednesday night, i think that's going to be huge. >> bill: enjoy it, larry. enjoying

ronald regan said that the greatest president is not necessarily the one who does the greatest thing,s the one who gets the people to do the greatest things. and both of these leaders are really failing that right now. >> and when you look at brazil, you know, we've talked about the effects of whether the cdc study has shown that, we have talked to doctors about a lot of studies earlier this hour. warm weather can help. humidity can help. it can't eliminate, but it can help. when you look at other countries in the southern hemisphere, you do have outbreaks, but nowhere like you do in brazil. brazil is in a league of its own right now. does that raise more questions, especially given what you're hearing from bolsonaro? it's not what you're hearing from the leaders of other countries. >> yeah, you know, i think it was really magical thinking all along to believe that the on set of warm weather in this country or anywhere in the world was going to eradicate the virus. we do see hints in places, particularly in the united states, where the virus is a little bit less vigorous. it is a litt

or ronald regan after the challenger disaster in 1986. or bill clinton in oklahoma city, on and on. there are all these great moments. today should be a day of national mourning that we hit the 100,000 mark. he should be leading that, showing the open heartedness of america, that there were mistakes, there were blunders. but instead he refuses to have a heart, and that's the part that makes our me most sad about what's happening here. it's not just the bungled policies, bad decision making, but it's a president who doesn't seem to ever be able to express love to people unless they're ardent trump supporters and it makes him sort of a pathetic figure. >> and, sanjay, almost every single epidemiologist agrees one of the first steps that needed to be taken was a testing system, a robust national testing system. here we are, one still doesn't exist. the trump administration points the finger and says it's the state's responsibility for contact tracing as well. i don't know of any other country that has had such a lack of centralized federal response. >> no, i mean, it's quite striking.

ko noted, he served since the regan administration and i think he'll continue to serve because he does his duty and he believes that what he's doing and it's true is saving lives every day. i think that -- so i think he will take it. look, he understands that this is a life or death struggle for many families and while the president trying to publicly rid rid kul him, trying to give the americans the best advice is saving lives and i don't think he'll walk away from that post. i think a lot of americans will suffer needlessly because the president is doing whatever he can to suppress the truth about what tony fauci thinks to deny it and negate it. i don't think it's a fight, i wish the president would do what five predecessors have done which is to take his advise as the best advice on infectious disease that our government has. >> ron klain and dr. howard ko, thank you both for starting off our discussion tonight, appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> programming note, tomorrow night at this hour we will spent a last word special joe biden with stacy adrams presidential candidate

. >> regan weal, on behalf of those of us who live in new york city and across the nation, thanks forafe out there. >> thank you. >>> live after a quick break, more news with my friend craig melvin. you say that customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item - corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad? your wireless your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple easy awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. >>> a good thursday morning to you. craig melvin here. let's start the hour by catching up on the latest facts. we've crossed another milestone. there are now more than 5 million coronavirus cases

nicole miller regan. >>> i want to draw attention to shares of disney and seaworld which are o two ofpanies we might be hearing about their plans to reopen on thursday. disney is up a little less than 4% right now seaworld is spiking a little less than 10%. >> that would be a big talisman of what could be coming. and of course some of the shopping and dining areas at some of the disney locations and universal have changed kelly, great to be with you today. >> and now over to "the closing bell," tyler we'll see you tomorrow >> thank you very much for that. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost alongside sara eisen. stocks back in rally mode. let's have a look at what's driving the action today hope for economic recovery as states continue to gradually reopen and congress debates a stimulus extension decent demand for the treasury's first 20 year bond issuance in decades. while fed officials show an extraordinary amount of uncertainty in the economy and the nasdaq hit its highest levels

his new press secretary is on fox news business, trish regan, saying it won't come here. it came here. the cases expected to dowel. do you think this doctor is really going to be the cause, the new target for the trump white house and his allies? >> it's certainly possible, nicolle. we have seen this playbook before, when someone has stepped forward to criticize this president to allege wrongdoing, the smear campaign usually begins online, on twitter, certain parts of the conservative media often from the oval office itself, there hasn't been much of a reaction yet, this reporting has only been out in the last hour or two. it shouldn't surprise anyone that we don't hear from the president today. another signal to try to suggest that the country's ready to go back to normal, begin reopening, even though that flies in the face of a lot of public health professionals. my colleagues at the associated press released a study, while cases in the new york metro area have dropped, they're rising everywhere else. if you remove the new york metro area, you'll see a steady rise of ca

kayleig mcenany with trish regularian, coverage like that got trish regan sidelined.ted unproven drugs for which there are fda warnings for a couple of them. last night going after tony fauci, while it was predictable was still an abhorrent and pretty brazenly political effort to see. >> yeah, it's remarkable, nicolle, how much dr. fauci and the rest of the scientific and medical community have been turned into partisan players by the president and by his allies. and it speaks to the divide in this country. but we should keep in mind who anthony fauci is, he's not an obama holdover, he was a bush holdover before that and he was a clinton holdover before that. he's served six presidents. he's not a partisan appointee, but he's a scientist at. of his field who's been guiding this country's research on crises that we have had for decades. he's trying to guide the administration here in washington as well as all the governors around the country trying to figure out what to do in their state with the best science and data that he can come up with. unfortunately for him he'

and a conversation she had with trish regan, anchor are on fox , got that anchor fired, it got cayleecannkacaylekayleigh mce white house press secretary. so proceed with caution. >> that is why we ask. >> nearly two-thirds have plans to partially reopen. and testing concerns the top infectious disease expert. >> you really got to have 14 days of continualecontinuingdy . you have to have the core principles of the guidelines. you can't just leap over things and get into a situation where you really are tempting a rebound. and that is the thing that i get concerned about. i hope that they don't do that. >> for more on today's reopenings, we're joined by garrett haake at a restaurant in dallas. you have on a mask. behind you, i understand people are now allowed to eat face-to-face. talk about just that divergent set of guidelines for the public to process and try to adhere to if we want to stay safe. >> yeah, it is an interesting day in texas. here in dallas county, the county just reported 187 positive cases in the last 24 hours. that is the most of any 24 hour period yet in dallas. and

the largest infrastructure projects for sewers in the region in our history since the days of ronald reganl investment in infrastructure, we would create jobs, boost to our economy, improve water quality a win-win for everybody so we're excited today. brian: so do you have to wait another two weeks because this is good to have phase i, but until you get the gyms open and until you can get the malls open and until you can get the restaurants open, you're not going to get any tax dollars let alone people making a living >> yeah, we've lost tax dollars , there's no way to get those back, the key is we got to get the economy moving. we know people have lost jobs, small businesses are hurting, they are on the edge and they are ready to come back and i'll tell you, the small businesses, the entrepreneurs this is what they do. they adapt, they adjust, and they are going to want to reopen safely. they are going to do this because they have to protect their employees and their customers and they want to reopen so that we don't have a setback so for them, opening safely it makes good business sense.

farmer justin regans painting a massive american flag in one of his indiana fields spanning nearly 11,000e buyer project taking riggins and his crew two days to complete and 30 gallons of paint. he wanted to honor those on the coronavirus front lines. for more inspiring stories like this, go to foxnews.com/america together. we need a drone view so we can see that thing from above. steve: that would be perfect. that's right. brian: i will get on it. ainsley: thank you, jillian. steve: a dozen mention before the top of the hour and janice dean joins us from the weather bunker. janice, i know there are widely scattered showers in portions of the northeast but, also, it's kind of cold. janice: yes. and it's going to get colder as we head into the weekend we are probably going to set quite a few record lows as we get into friday and saturday. look at the temperatures right now. 50 here in new york. as you go across the great lakes and interior northeast we actually have wind chills in the freezing range. and that is producing some snow. if you look at the radar real closely, do not adjust your

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