Hey everybody, I'm Chris Cuomo. Welcome to another hour of prime time. I hope

your head, I hope your heart, I hope you're okay. I hope you're doing well and I

hope you're doing the right thing because listen, we just got another smack in

the face. The United States now has the most coronavirus cases in the world.

Surpassing China if you believe China is reporting. Regardless, more than 82,000

are sick here, nearly 1200 are dead. It's astronomical and it should be sounding

an alarm in your head that no matter what you hear, even from the president, we

are nowhere near through this. And if we don't start acting with more resolve in

more places, we're in for a long, painful war. And our health care system just

cannot sustain the strain that is bearing down on them not for long. Let's check

back in with one of the doctors who's on the front lines treated the very first

coronavirus patient in the Seattle area. And let's get the reality. Dr. Amy

Compton Phillips, how you doing doc? Doing well Chris. The idea, you're a

doctor, you're not a politician, but the idea that you know it could be over

this pretty quickly. Every data point we seem to be receiving says that the

opposite is true. How is it looking for your neck of the woods in the Pacific

Northwest? So in our neck of the woods, it is definitely still going up. You

know, the good news is the rate of escalation here in the Northwest is slower

than the rate of escalation in New York City right now. But it's because we

started social distancing earlier. And so exactly like you've been talking

about we've been doing the things to limit the transmission. Our doubling rate

out here is running it around six to seven days in New York. It's around two and a

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