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Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses the future of COVID-19, the prospects of a second wave and vaccine, and explores where we go from here at the Washington National Cathedral's 2020 Ignatius Forum.

The daily U.S. coronavirus death toll rocketed past 2,000 on Wednesday as weeks of rising infection totals are beginning to translate into fatality numbers not seen since May. In another sign the pandemic is only getting worse, Chicago neared a lockdown.

A fall uptick in cases is now killing Americans almost as quickly as the worst week of the summer surge. After that, deaths will be comparable only to the spring surge, when for more than a week daily deaths averaged over 2,000.

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