fitting the crones and colitis foundation visit spin4.org to learn more your next update comes 1130 breaking news at once start today with len berman and reiddle in the morning six till ten tomorrow i'm no one laden on seven 10 w o r and nbcc news radio station a miracle could happen to help the met's here you go they don't have play, so we don't know that they lost. Anyway, we've got lots to get to. The situation of getting under control in New York, I know you keep hearing about these hospitals being overwhelmed and all of that, but help on the way. There's 4,000 ventilators that already got here. There's another 4,000 coming. Javitt Center will be open soon. There's that hospital ship. You know, most likely we won't even need all of that. There's all kinds of things going on here. The hospital rate is dropping for the first time. That's good news. You'll see the numbers spike up. That's because we're doing more testing than ever before. But it looks like

it's getting under control here. The new hotspot epicenter is New Orleans where there's a huge

outbreak there. They were doing that Mardi Gras Fat Tuesday stuff. And when they do that, it's a ton

of people all crammed together. So it looks like you got a big outbreak going on down there.

Don't watch, if you see Mayor de Blasio holding a briefing, turn the channel, shut off the television.

Don't watch it.

He's running around, frightened like a maniac, this chicken little, we're all going to die.

Everybody's going to get infected.

This is a disaster.

Where's the military?

Nobody knows what he's talking about.

You know, when he yells about beds and this and that, he's the mayor.

I think, you know, he doesn't usually go to work.

It's been the gym, show up at the office, make a few phone calls for an hour and leave. So I don't think he was familiar with what the job really is. It's in a crisis like this, you're supposed to figure out how to get everything done. If you watch Governor Cuomo, it's just the opposite. He'll tell you, here's the problem. Here's what needs to be done. Here's who I called.

Here's where we went to get more so this, more of that. Here's how we're handling. That's what you're

supposed to do. You're not supposed to look panicky. You're not supposed to be crying and whining

on TV. You know, if you're the mayor of, you know, some little town upstate, I could see where you'd be yelling for help from the federal

government of the state. But when you're the mayor of New York City, you've got every billionaire,

every major CEO, you got all the big companies of the world here, you've got endless access to money,

got every hedge fund guy. You know, look at a guy like Bloomberg,

there's hundreds of them here in New York City, you're supposed to have a relationship

with all of them. This is a mayor who never goes out, never goes to anything, stays at home,

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