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Were back with breaking news from turkey. Another incredible rescue after fridays powerful earthquake. Earlier today, a young girl was pulled from the rubble. The child had been trapped in a building that collapsed. Several other people have also been safely pulled from the rubble. The 7. 0 magnitude quake killed more than 90 people. Wishing her a speedy recovery. Turning now to covid19 cases on the rise in 47 states. So far the virus is blamed for more than 231,000 deaths here in the u. S. And nearly 9. 3 million cases. There is growing concern in salt lake city, utah, where several thousand people attended a Halloween Party saturday night. A memo from dr. Deborah birx from the White House Coronavirus task force reportedly pleads for aggressive new action against the virus. It comes as millions of americans head to the polls today. So how can you stay safe while voting . I spoke earlier with dr. Patel. Good morning, dr. Patel. The wait is over. Election day is finally here. Of course
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One of the most effective. You are about mobility of people and not been mobile. Whats the main lesson or surprise or discovery that you personally have taken from the experience and the last eight months or so . We lost about 80 of our business and eight weeks. We its been about a decade building. That was quiten surprising but the thing that may been more surprising is what happenedis next. What happened next is that people, no matter the circumstances, in the midst of the pandemic still had the desire to travel. They didnt want to get on planes, they were not necessary traveling for business. They didnt want to go to my hotel or they did want to get in the car and go to another community and live in that community and often some of them were getting homes with airbnb. Theres just this fundamental desire that people have to travel, to connect, to see the world and i dont think that anything could stop it let alone a pandemic. People have to do it responsibly but there is still a very