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And the insurance offered by your employer? dr.~marc siegl has been an outspoken critic of the president's healthcare law, a professor of medicine at new york university langone medical center and a fox news medical a-teamer. having the conversation with your doctor where do you start. >> 2014 is looming. you start with your doctor by asking her or him will you going to be still taking my insurance, are you going to be in private practice? can you afford the expenses of private practice? will you be moving to a hospital? will you be shrinking your practice, taking less medicare patients? if a ...

>> you just took the words right out of my mouth on that one. i would like someone up to the age of 26 to be covered too but i want a high deductible on them because they may not be sick. why should they contribute to the high costs when they may not need the coverage? if they got into a skiing accident as you have or got hurt god forbid i want insurance to kick in. but every visit to the doctor's office shouldn't necessarily be covered when you're 22 years old. you may not need that visit. jon: all right. >> preventative care takes place when you're exercising. it doesn't necessarily take pla...

Unfortunately is a lab accident or error. bill: is that so? >> right, because we can defend against terrorists but it's very hard to defend against a scientist gone a wol or somebody that slips or an accident that occurs. this virus is not going to be the one. >> you've heard of this one before, the guanarito virus? >> this is one of the deadly viruses in animals that we are studying to see what the dave rinse. what would you have to do to this virus to get it to the point where it could affect humans. in 1918 we saw something jump the species barrier, the flu virus. it doesn't happen that oft...

And there are also coyotes in the background. to someone who is raised in a more urban environment as opposed to a rural setting that could be quite intimidating. >> a good samaritan spotted the child and called police. the girl reported in good k-fpblt she had cuts and bruises. she and her father were returning home from a party when he apparently lost control of his car. police are now investigating whether alcohol may have played a role. bill: she is okay, right. heather: she is okay. bill: growing concerns this morning after a vial containing a potentially deadly virus goes missing from a ...

That patient ended up tkoeu dying at the hospital. i'm joined by dr. marc siegl, professor at langon medical center. seth barronstein is louisiana aur, you can beat there are legal issues that prompted this for sure. what is your reaction to that. >> i'm shocked about that. delay is the issue. it is so absurd to be calling 911 to get emergency medical personnel into a facility that in my opinion always should have that. the nurse that is there should be trained in cpr. the idea of a passerby doing it, what about the nurse? all facilities like that should have crash carts, emergency carts or at...