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Tonight, several developing headlines as we come on the air. The numbers just in. 165,000 new cases of coronavirus in just 24 hours. And tonight, the news, cases are now on the rise in all 50 states. By one estimate, 74 americans diagnosed every minute. Tonight, the refrigerated trucks we have not seen since the spring. The hospitals in the Heartland Running out of beds. And news on that Pfizer Vaccine tonight. When could it be widely available and what dr. Fauci just said about when americans will likely get this. And how theyll have to transport it. I needs to be kept at 94 degrees below zer...

Federal district court in Washington concluded that the denial of benefits for gender-affirming care by a third-party administrator TPA administering a self-insured plan violated Section 1557 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Administration's argument are not academic or an abstraction. for many americans, they are a matter of life and death in the literal sense. >> getting andrew's day started here with his morning feed. >> reporter: in ohio, christine callahan's 13-year-old son andrew has an undiagnosed genetic condition. she worries how they could afford his medical bills, $7,000 a month, without the aca. >> i think it's coming to the decision of our finances versus his care. >> reporter: a ruling in this crucial case is expected early next year and while the questions today suggest the justices won't strike dow...

Out, 23 million more people, as you just said, will be on the short list. 14 million in 2018, 19 million by 2020 and 23 million by 2026, more than what would be the case with obamacare. under obamacare, the aca, by 2026, there would be a total of 28 million americans still uninsured, which is not fantastic. under the american health care act, trumpcare, if you want to call it, there will be 51 million people uninsured. we're increasing that number. i want you to think about policy premiums for a second. policy premiums are always going up. they're never going down. when you hear people say the...

Legislati also tell you that he can do a better job on medicaid in his state that the federal government can do in his state. he can save money, provide for more the people who are on medicaid in his state. that's what they're trying to do here. now the senator is going to take this on and they'll start to work through this. but the thibig thing here is ca they work together? yes, they can. what's going on is they're zbrg to try to change from an ever growing government control, which was put on by steroids by the aca, to being doctor controlled and by the patients. >> but doctors don't suppor...