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You were in new york. >> i've said before there is something get outish but everywhere you turn there is a sign that says your life matters. you belong here, we want you to stay. it's a little creepy. >> greg: oh, my god, that is so funny. and true, kat. when the people flee and they go to these other states, should they be allowed to vote to >> yes. >> greg: all right, next question. >> i don't think there's -- >> greg: temporary ban, temporary voting band so they don't ruin the state they moved to unless it's camille because he's just moving to california. >> i'm not really sure what the leg...

HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - City leaders in Hartford are trying to hold on to one of the few silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thousands of people moved to Connecticut because of the coronavirus and experts said the population shift could change Connecticut’s trajectory, but only if the state takes advantage of the unique opportunity. They said it’s all about building momentum. Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin said the city and region must take advantage of the fact that people and businesses moved to Connecticut in droves. Bronin said Hartford will have new economic opportunities becaus...

Iranian city that had a 115 fahrenheit temperature. the humidity came up to 35%. the do you want made it feel like 74 celsius. that is 165 degrees fahrenheit. the study says these sort of temperatures could be almost a daily occurrence, and that's why it could be life threatening. >> unbelievable. and with that, you would see the population shift and move to cooling climates? >> that's what it indicated. it's a thriving population along the persian gulf. the oil industry, it would move a lot of people away because of survivability for a six hour period would be uninhabitable. >> when you think...