about 1.5 million cases globally, and more than 83,000 deaths worldwide. dr. anthony fauci of the white house task force says he wants to keep the pace on measures like a social distancing. it s critical. it s going to be a bad week for deaths. driving that and ahead of that is the fact that we are going to start to see the beginning of a turnaround. so we need need to keep pushing on the mitigation strategies, because there is no doubt that is having a positive impact on the dynamics of the outbreak. harris: despite earlier catastrophic projections on the death rate, the cdc director says americans actions are helping bring that number down. what we are seeing is a large majority of the american public are taking the social distancing recommendations to heart. i think that is the direct consequences, why you see the numbers are going to be much, much lower than would have been predicted by the models. harris: i m going to bring another medical panel. dr. devi, new y
secure borders. right now the senate works to move on a bill potentially to thursday for a vote. we have a humanitarian crisis along our southern border. we have a national security crisis along that border as well. he put forth a common sense plan that uses things that democrats wanted, included that in the plan, and we want to scare the government. democrats refuse to come to the table at all. harris: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has more. the latest? good afternoon. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says everyone makes a point, now it s time to make law. here are the key points of the proposal, which the senate is expected to consider. $5.7 billion for a physical barrier along the highest priority locations of the southwest border. three years of protection for the daca recipients, a three year extension of temporary protective status for thousands of others of immigrants living in the u.s., and $12.7 billion in disaster relief for hurricanes, wi
television, they are noisy, they are allowed, they are rude, they disgrace us in so many ways, and they get publicity. but they don t realize that we have more than they do. [cheers and applause] people don t realize it. we have more than they do. i see it all the time, the young people that come. the other day in orlando we had a rally that was unbelievable. it filled up, we had thousands and thousands of people outside of the orlando magic arena where they play, those big basketball games. the floor was packed. it was an incredible thing to see. then outside the room literally tens of thousands of people who couldn t get in, and then there were thousands that we said, don t come. we were putting out notices, please, don t come. there s something going on that s a good thing. it s continuing, i think, even stronger than that great november day in 2016. i really believe it s stronger. [cheers and applause] the media likes to talk about the energy the left has. i don t thi
over the treatment of detained migrant children. the protection agencies acting can minister, john sanders, is now expected to step down in the coming weeks as the primary border enforcement executive. that s according to federal officials, and both of those are reports, although on the first one we do have that tweet from the first lady s twitter account. with regard to the customs border and protection, we have the director of ice who will join you this hour. and we will get in deeper on what s happening with those detention centers, where migrant children are, and the exit now of the acting commissioner. all of it this hour. and this is breaking. a strange twist in the depression disappearance of mackenzie lueck. police are saying she was last seen in the park with an unknown person in the middle of the night. you are watching outnumbered overtime. i m harris faulkner. let s take you through the timeline now. investigators say mackenzie lueck landed at selleck city inter
but i m fired up. i m ready to talk about it. melissa: we ve got lots to do, let s get to it. ten candidates taking the stage in miami last night, slamming president trump while looking to make their mark on issues like health care, climate change, and immigration. and the gloves started coming off as the candidates targeted the front runner. former vice president joe biden, who took center stage at last night s debate. here s just some of what went down. health care, in my view, is a human right. and we have got to pass a medicare for all single-payer system. donald trump thinks wall street build america. ordinary middle-class americans build america. my dad used to have an expression. joe, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it s about dignity, respect. it s being able to look a kid in the eye and say everything s going to be okay. at the bottom line is, if we don t clearly defined were not socialist, the republicans will come at us every way we can and cal