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This is a CBS News special report. I'm Nora O'Donnell in the nation's capital. We are coming on the air with breaking news at this hour. You are looking at live pictures of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. President Trump is expected to leave there in the next few minutes, three days almost to the minute after being admitted to the hospital to receive

aggressive treatment for coronavirus. Now, we expect that the president will walk out of the hospital

and then get into a motorcade for a short drive to the helicopter landing zone. He will then

board Marine One for the 10-minute flight back to the south lawn of the White House.

Now, President Trump's decision to return to the White House comes after his doctors said this

afternoon in a new press conference that he continues to improve. They said he has not had a

fever in three days and that he is up and walking around, but they also said he, quote, may not be

entirely out of the woods.

Take a look at this tweet this afternoon. The president told Americans, quote, don't be

afraid of COVID. Don't let it dominate your life. This comes as more than seven million

people in the U.S. have contracted the virus and more than 210,000 have died from it nationwide.

It's also worth noting that President Trump has been receiving and will continue to receive

the very best care in the world at Walter Reed, including an experimental drug therapy

that is not available to most Americans.

His doctor says he will continue his treatment at the White House, which is equipped

with an advanced medical office there. There are still very many unanswered questions as we

come on the air about the president's symptoms and about how sick he actually is. Among the

medications he is receiving is a steroid usually reserved for the most serious cases. And his physician, Dr. Sean Conley,

admitted it was uncharted territory to receive such aggressive treatment so early in a patient's

illness. Now, the president will also be returning to a White House that is in the midst of a coronavirus

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