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There’s been a dramatic strike in the number of pedestrians struck and killed by cars and trucks, and experts are saying that mobile phones and devices are becoming dangerous distractions that may be the cause. NBC’s Kerry Sanders reports for TODAY from Orlando, Florida, the most dangerous city in America for walkers.