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Zero cases. Places in Rural America not yet hit by the pandemic, and how they hope to keep it that way. Were going to treat you like you have the plague. Busy water parks and campgrounds, a reminder of how things used to be and motivation for its return. Changes in the workplace. What you could see when youre back at the office. The new partitions, colorcoded floors, and why you can expect long lines for the elevators. And virtual babysitters. Recycle the new trend meeting the demands of busy parents who need child care at home. Keeping the kids entertained, helping with homework, is it right for your family . Good morning. Happy to be here with whit in the studio this morning while dan takes the social distancing duties. Hey, dan. Hey, guys. Good morning. Lets get straight to the pandemic news. So many states attempting to reopen with so many questions looming, particularly about testing. Meanwhile overnight the president tweeting out that hes now got questions about whether he should