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13,000 people. we have yet to learn how many homes were damaged in this -- in the town of louisville, that's more than 23,000 people living there. a lot of folks just hours away from new year's eve, waiting for answers, waiting to find out if they have homes to return to. and this is being described as the most devastating wildfire in colorado state history. the last one in 2013 damaged 511 homes, this one as of last night damaging more than 580 and we're still yet to learn the scale of the destruction, firefighters on the scene trying to figure out what burned, what structures are still stand...

Louisville and superior. superior completed devastated most of the 500 homes were burned in that area, a town of 13,000 people. louisville, a town of more than 20,000 people, we still don't know the extent of the destruction. a lot of families are waiting to find out even if they have homes to come back to. the most destructive up until now was the black forest fireback in 2013. it destroyed 511 homes. this one is already surpassing that. a lot of folks waiting to hear if they have homes to go back to, john. >> a heartbreaker. 115-mile-per-hour winds, plus wildfires. and this is a devastation ...

In people that are immunoincompetent, but it's still lethal with immunocompromised conditions or people that are not mounting a response to the vaccine, or people that are not fully vaccinated. >> so i remember at the peak of the pandemic, jackson memorial, i think, had about 500 or 550 patients in -- that were positive and being treated at the hospital. how are things today. >> as of today, we have 511 hospitalized patients across jackson health system. but we are seeing an increased number of children that are hospitalized. we have women coming in labor and delivery, testing positive. we are...

City. yesterday in philadelphia, a carjacker was foiled when the driver, legally armed to open fire, an off duty philadelphia cop arrested two failed carjackers after they rear ended his vehicle. latest statistics show in 2021 in new york city, 511 carjackings, up 56% from the previous year. in chicago, 34%, chicago 30%, the nation's capital up 18%. some experts say teens looking for a thrill are responsible and blame social media for contributing to the problem. >> there are cases that are organized, no question about it. but a lot of it seems, because of the explosion, the significant increa...

These are extra costs folded into everything people buy. they are not getting anything more in return for that. it's not like they are able to save for their child's college education with that additional $511 a month, it just goes into nothing. and the more that gasoline prices increase, the more that folds into everything else. in other words, it's not just about the gasoline to put in the car, but the higher fuel costs also get into groceries and everything else they purchase. >> and obviously there is a lot more to dig into there, including a new bankrate.com study that shows the average a...