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In january governor gavin newsom said he couldn't imagine why anyone would leave. >> there's no soil better adapted. i love that. no soil better adapted to liberty and opportunity, the sense of possibility than here in our home state, california. now the fourth largest economy in the world. >> here's the reality. groceries cost 47 percent more in california than utah. child care is 62 percent more. cost of living overall 32 percent more. but, if you were planning to move to utah you should know it is getting more expensive. the cost of living and prices are on the rise, housing prices, by 7.4 ...

Were so much destruction that for them was what building do we search first? it never ends. so this is very massive. this is something like many say we've never seen something like this. two earthquakes back to back. back to back of over 7.0 magnitude. 7.4 and 7.6. therefore, their comments was not enough dogs maybe in the entire world used to do in less than four and five days that they say is the maximum time frame that they can hope to find somebody alive. not enough people. actually, in the place i am right now, i'm freezing. it's minus 10 celsius degrees. imagine people under the rubble f...

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Well, to update you on the breaking news story, 700 people have been killed in turkey and sy syria, in an earthquake that struck turkey 7.8, and aftershocks have been recorded up to 7.4. keep with us throughout the day for the latest. residents on a train derailment in ohio say they could be arrested if they refuse to leave their homes. sunday evening, mike dewine asked them to get away. police estimate around 500 people are still waiting it out at home in the town of east palestine, ohio. the u.s. coast guard swooped in to save a man in a stolen boat off the oregon coat.

People killed. in 1999, there was a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that 17,000 people were killed in, in northwest turkey, and after that the turks got smart about beefing up their building codes, but as we're seeing from the pictures today those efforts did not go far enough quickly enough. turkish authorities say there are more than 2800 buildings that have been damaged. of course there are hundreds, maybe thousands of buildings that have been damaged on the syriaen side of the border. imagine how high the death toll could rise, considering this happened in the overnight hours when the vast majori...