Well, we got lots to get to this hour.

If you're feeling a little claustrophobic, a little cooped up, you're starting to go nuts.

You're feeling a little fear, a little panic.

We'll address that a little later this hour.

Lots to get to.

Mayor de Blasio says they mean, what does this mean, Joe Bartlett?

They may need to do temporary burials for many victims.

What is it?

I don't know.

You just sort of put them aside someplace and then bury them permanently later?

I guess.

I don't know.

This is, goes in the room.

They usually have like a crypt or something where you can put bodies in there until there's room for burial?

Everything is overloaded right now.

There's more deaths than usual in the city.

So the morgues, everything is backed up.

They're running short of coffins.

That sort of terrible, terrible situation.

We've had 2,2504 deaths here in New York City.

You got 12,000 people in the hospital.

Now, this is supposed to be the worst week.

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