Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W-O-R.

Well, we got a big hour.

Lots to get to this hour.

We'll give you all the information you need, get you caught up,

get you through this in one piece.

Joe Bartlett, what do you think when it goes back to normal?

Will we be so out of shape and rusty that we like,

when you elevator opens and there's seven people

and it would be afraid to get in. Yeah. I'm not going to get in a crowded elevator. Are you?

Well, I don't know. I don't know. Yeah. So what about a restaurant? Let's say everything's back

to normal. It's open. You're going to be afraid to go in and stand in a crowd. I don't know. I mean, I forgot how to talk to people in person. Everything's on the phone. Well, I think what's going to happen is some of these states are reopening, they're not allowing a lot of people in any of those establishments, like about 25 to 30 percent capacity. Yeah, so it'll go step by step.

We'll do it, phase one, phase two, phase three. You get used to being next to people again,

you know? Yeah, I'll have to gradually get back into it. The mayor announcing that the New York has

bought bridge ventilators. These are cheaper ventilators, but what they want to do is have a stockpile. In case of an

emergency, they have their own ventilators that can be used to take care of people. This is a great

idea if you've done this 30 years ago. This is what you're supposed to do. I never saw two

beggars like the governor and the mayor, they're just beggars.

They just should have cups out.

They just beg for everything.

The hospital ran out of swabs, calling the federal government to get cotton swabs made.

What did they do for the last 30 years in these hospitals?

Did you ever have a flu test?

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