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And now for the last look. in 526 a.d., the roman city of antioch was struck by an earthquake that killed an estimates quarter of a mill people or more. ancient antioch is now in turkey, a city devastated by monday's earthquake. the fact is that turkey sits on top of an earthquake hot spot and many major cities are built along fault lines. now earthquakes are natural disasters. but when they are combined with man made mistakes they become truly devastating. one such devastating earthquake in 1999 led to more than 17,000 deaths and inspired the turkish government to reform building codes. turke...

>> 526 cars have been stolen in new orleans since january 1. 101 residential burglaries. that's 183% increase. that's hardly the right direction. finally, laura, remember when you told me this a few weeks ago. i've been thinking about this. >> how many times in your life have you ridden a horse? >> well, i have some footage for you from this weekend that you might find interesting, laura. >> well, you know who this is for? this is for ingraham, who said, i was never on a horse. ha. >> laura, i will have you know i rode right down st. charles avenue. i should volunteer for the police mounted pa...

Next, bill cassidy. he went to lsu. a state you're in the deep south. like me, he paid about $450/500 for tuition. today, it's $7,800. a 526% hike. next slide, please, t.j. rand paul, baylor university. $2,900 in 1984. $29,000. a 441% increase in tuition. joe manchin, tuition, $232 then. now, it's been hiked up by 457%. you have mike rounds from south dakota. i wanted to get -- i wanted to get state colleges from across the country, from louisiana to west virginia, here in south dakota.

Federal loan program. we're no longer going to let you get rich off the backs of poor students, middle class students, and taxpayers. because these people have priced middle-class americans out of going to colleges and university, without the help of the federal government. then you add the predatory lending rates on top of that, and it's just -- the system is just a disaster. why do this withoutholisitc app? >> the system is badly broken. 526% increase? 447% increase. 251% increase. that is a sampling. it is a buburden. the criticism of what the biden administration did is it didn't address t...

MANILA - The country's daily average of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases went up by 30.4 percent for the period June 6 to 12, the Department of Health (DOH) reported Monday. From 185 per day on May 30 to June 5, Covid-19 cases reached 340 daily from June 6 to 12. The latest case bulletin of the DOH showed there were 1,682 new cases in the recent week and five verified deaths. However, alert levels are unchanged, including Level 1 in Metro Manila, as cases are manageable and health care utilization remains normal. For the same period, eight cases were added to the tally of severe a...