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Okay, so yesterday, Nick McElwain out of the studio.

He is still out of the studio at his home.

We also have Kathy Romano at her home.

We're trying these broadcast setups to see how things go.

And Marissa Magnata is at home.

All the broadcast capabilities. We haven't gone live yet. They're here. Before I hit the

traffic intro, Kathy, are you reading me? Over. I'm reading you. Wow. And you sound great, Kathy.

That's perfect. And Nick, are you on board? Yes, I am, and I'm using my mute button today. Very good. And it just makes sure you have a large bag of chips right next to you. Right next to me. Marissa Magna, can you hear me? I can hear you guys. Oh, my God. We're all here ready to go. It's amazing. Casey and Steve and I here in the studio. Let's take a look at NGM Insurance Group traffic. Preston and Steve

on 93-3-WMMR. And now Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano. Today is Tuesday,

March 24th. Good morning, Kathy. Good morning in In the news this morning, Governor Tom Wolfe on Monday

ordered residents of Pennsylvania's hardest hit areas to stay home for at least two weeks to help

combat the spread of the new coronavirus that has already sickened hundreds and caused six deaths statewide.

He also extended a statewide school's shutdown through at least April 6th, noting that Philadelphia

has already ordered residents to remain home.

Wolf issued a stay-at-home order for the counties around the city for Allegheny, which includes Pittsburgh and for Monroe County in the Pocono Mountains.

Together, the seven counties account for 75% of the state's confirmed cases of COVID-19.

In a video news conference Monday, Wolf said the administration wanted to take

a measured approach to the crisis and expressed hope that if the coronavirus could be largely

contained to the mostly heavily impacted counties, he could avoid extending a stay-at-home order to the

entire state. Kathy, he also revealed that since November, and I didn't know this, we have all been

on secret double probation. No, I didn't know that. Yeah, which is weird. In all. Former brought the hammer down, man. In all, 5.5 million people or more than 40% of the state's population have been ordered to stay at home. Wolf said residents will be able to leave their homes for allowable activities, including trips to the grocery store and the pharmacy.

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