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Here s gabe gutierrez. reporter: it was once unthinkable. tonight it s reality 1 million people in the u.s. have now died from covid-19 according to the ongoing nbc news count i just miss everything about him. everything everything reporter: lisa wilson of palm beach county, florida, lost her grandmother millie may to the virus last year. it was so terrifying my aunt called me and she said something is wrong with her she would lay across the bed and she was like gasping for air. reporter: lisa would say good-bye, not just to her grandmother, but to her uncle. so funny. reporter: and four cousins within weeks in all, six relatives claimed by covid. it was very, very hard. reporter: back in march of 2020 as streets were deserted and morgue trucks first appeared outside hospitals, for many americans the idea of a million covid deaths seemed farfetched. we could get in the range of 100,000 to 200,000
PresidentEverythingPeopleCountU-sNbc-newsCovidGabe-gutierrez1-million19SomethingLisa-wilsonMeadows writes that he got the call just after trump took off on marine one for a campaign event in pennsylvania in an urgent call from white house dr. sean conley. stop the president from leaving, meadows writes conley told him, according to the guardian. he just tested positive for covid. meadows says trump was tired and appeared to have a slight cold, but he was determined to debate biden no matter what, writing, nothing was going to stop trump from going out there. today our mary bruce asked president biden about that. do you think the former president put you at risk? i don t think about the former president. reporter: back in march, i had heard unconfirmed reports of such a positive test and asked trump about it in an interview for my book, betrayal. he flatly denied it. some people say you first got you got an initial positive test even before the debate. is that true or is that not true? no. reporter: david, meadows writes that trump s sample was retested
DrPresidentTrumpCallMark-meadowsWhite-houseCampaign-eventThe-guardianSean-conleyMarine-onePennsylvaniaOneEstimating. and look at the child migrant encounters. 19,000. that exceeds the previous high of 18,877 back in march. pete: has not stopped. by the way go back to first number. that doesn t include got-aways. which could be even more than that number. considering. put that in context. in 2017 that number was 25,000. in 2017 that number was 25,000 in july. it was 40,000 in 2018. surged a little bit in 2019 to 81,000. it was 41,000 last year. 176 in the height of the summer is a number like we have never seen before. steve: not like 176,000 okay turn around. when they say apprehended that simply means these people are coming up to them and surrendering hey, i m right here process me so i can be on my way. those are people who are interfacing with the border patrol people who may have inadvertently brought them covid into their lives and we heard
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