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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today is Monday, October 5th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

President Trump briefly departed Walter Reed Medical Center on Sunday evening, riding in an SUV with rolled up windows to wave to supporters gathered outside.

The president's move to the hospital on Friday was prompted by his doctor's concern about the rapid progression of his symptoms from Thursday night into Friday morning with high fever and low oxygen levels.

Trump was given

supplemental oxygen on Friday before he was brought to the medical center. He was also given a

dose of a powerful steroid that the World Health Organization recommends for patients who are critically

ill with COVID-19. In a video, he tweeted before his brief ride around, President Trump said he's

now learned a lot about COVID and he could be discharged from the hospital as early as today.

I think it caused a lot of the controversy, Kathy, is that he started doing street racing, which was kind of no one had planned on that.

I mean, he can't feel good doing that right now.

Speaking of the president's doctor, Sean Conley, he is a, is a Doylestown native and a graduate

of PCOM. Dr. Conley, who is a 1998 graduate of Central Buck's. Central Buck's High School East,

served as the president's physician since 2018. A friend of mine is actually friends with him.

Really? Was that his going away party when he moved down to Washington to work in the White House?

He's doing well.

Conley enlisted in the ROTC as an undergraduate at Notre Dame and served as a naval physician

until being assigned to the White House.

He was first put under the spotlight in May after revealing that the president took hydro hydroxychloroquine,

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