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30 days ago, 1,000 deaths per day. ten days ago, 1,655. and now, we are at 2,031 deaths per day. horrifying. in the space of 60 days, we have gone from some-200 deaths a day to over 2,000. a university of washington model forecasts nearly 100,000 more americans will die before the end of the year. and in the face of all of that, all of those completely unnecessary deaths, the vast majority in unvaccinated people, the first national security adviser for the former president of the united states says this. >> somebody sent me a thing this morning where they are talking about putting the vaccine ...

She serves at the chair of the senate agriculture committee. senator, you told me 36 hours ago or something don't look too closely how the sausage is made. i am fine with that. will we have sausage on the other see will very with two sausages here? e.wohis going to get done. or >> first of all, great to be in with you whether it's morning, noon, or night. i have to tell you as chair of the agriculture committee, i am trying to figure out the farmers and the corn. so, yes, we are going to get this done.d i also want to make note that e this is day 1,655 since donald trump took office and starte...

Change. and only matters if either of these bills can be passed by both houses with republicans, moderates, progressives on board. joining us now is one of the senators who could be voting on one of the infrastructure packages as soon as this week. it's senator debbie stefano. she served as the chair of the senate agriculture commission. senator, you tell me 36 hours ago or something that don't look too closely at how the sausages made. i am fine with that. i don't think anyone wants to understand how the sausage is made, what we understand is when will we have sausage on the other side? is th...

All-time high close of 1655. that index includes top companies like ford, coke could la, ge. the s&p hit the earlier record in 2007 when unemployment was 4.1%. that was before the recession and the bailout began. the dow broke its 2007 record earlier this month, and more gains today: 44 right now. traders reacting to reports they economy grew faster than the analysts expected during the last three months of 2012 but still a relatively small rate of growth, and more americans filed first-time claims for jobless benefits last week for the second straight week. >> folks on the island nation of cy...

With disaster. >> reporter: already we know that the earthquake is going to be one for the record books. according to the u.s. geologicalic survey, chile's earthquake would rank seventh in magnitude since the 1700s and it is the third strongest to hit chile in that time n. 1960, a 9.5 magnitude quake killed 1,655 people. and in 1868 an estimated 9.0 quake struck on the pueru and chile border killing 25,000 people. that traveled all of the way across the pacific damaging dounlds on the new zealand coast. and in 1922, an 8.5 magnitude caused nine-meter waves. why is this so prone? it is because ...