Well, I'm here.

I'm not there.

I'm here.

We're all doing this remote, not from the studio today, just to be safe about everything.

So we'll bring you up to date.

We'll get you all the latest details, everything you need to know.

We'll tell you about some of the unbelievable stories of this coronavirus.

There's a senator who cashed in on this

and made a profit on it already, people calling for him to be prosecuted. In the country,

245,000 deaths. Two hundred, no, excuse me, deaths, 245,000 cases. 245,000 cases. That sounds like a lot, but we've got 9 million flu cases right now.

So keep it in perspective. However, we've got 10,000 people who have already died from coronavirus.

Now we've got 20,000 who died from the flu. So it's a bad thing this coronavirus if you're in great shape I've

talked to people that have been through it if you're in great shape you'll survive

even if you're older as long as you're in good shape healthy you'll survive

but just like the flu if you have an underlying disease a heart disease a lung

disease it can be very very dangerous so we'll go through all of this.

New York City is now the most cases in the United States. It's 30% of all cases. You've got

4,000 cases in New York City. You've got 26 deaths in New York City. 23 MTA workers have tested positive. Now, I've looked into this.

They didn't work on the trains. They worked in an MTA office, and that's why it spread to so many

people that were on that office. A couple worked in the train yards, so it doesn't seem to be

anybody that was working on the trains. The governor saying the trains will remain open and

keep running. Buses are running, trains are running.

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