FELL. THE S&P 500 WAS DOWN 55. >>> > > > NOW TO THE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF THE PANDEMIC. AT THE VERY LEAST IT'' S AUTHORITIES DESIGNATION BECAUSE OF THIS. 2 YEARS AGO TODAY THINGS BEGAN TO SHUT DOWN. >> > > SEVERAL BREAKING GROWTHS IN THE CORONAVIRUS EPISODE. SLAP FIRST, A MAJOR NEWS FROM HEAD OF STATE TRUMP. >> > > WE WILL CERTAINLY BE SUSPENDING ALL TRAVEL FROM EUROPE TO THE UNITED STATES FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS. >> > > THAT NATURALLY WAS FOLLOWED BY SHUTDOWNS ANYWHERE. BROADWAY AND ALSO ALL OTHER OCCASIONS COMPLIED WITH. FIVE DAYS LATER ON A LOT OF THE TRI-STATE FEEL LIKE A GHOST COMMUNITY. INDIVIDUALS STAYED HOME AND KEPT THEIR RANGE. WHAT An IMPRESSIVE TWO YEARS WE HAVE ALL BEEN THROUGH. BELOW IS JIM DOLAN. >> > > Press reporter: TAKE An APPEARANCE AROUND ON THIS LATE WINTERTIME WONDER OF A DAY IN NEW YORK CITY. WALKWAYS BUSTLING, STREETS SNARLED WITH WEB TRAFFIC, BROADWAY STAGES READY FOR THE LIGHTS TO INCREASE RED >> > > I AM THRILLED FOR A DAY SIMILAR TO THIS. THIS IS WONDERFUL. >> > > Reporter: IT IS NEW YORK CITY, THE METHOD WE WERE, THE MEANS WE REMEMBER IT, BEFORE THE PANDEMIC. EMPTY ROADS, EMPTY CLUBS, DESERTED BUILDINGS AND SHUTTERED DINING ESTABLISHMENTS.
EMPTY PEWS IN THE CHURCH AND VACANT SEATS ON THE TRAIN. IT HAPPENED IN A HEART BEAT JUST 2 YEARS AGO THESE DAYS.>> > > COVID-19 CAN BE IDENTIFIED AS A PANDEMIC. >> > > Reporter: AND THENÃ >> > > A VARIETY OF DEVELOPMENTS TODAY. >> > > THE WORLD AROUND United States SEEMINGLY GRINDING TO A STOP. >> > > CEREMONIES, RALLIES AS WELL AS SPORTING ACTIVITIES OCCASIONS. >> > > TO MAINTAIN BRAND-NEW SITUATIONS FROM GETTING IN OUR SHORES, WE WILL BE SUSPENDING ALL TRAVEL FROM EUROPE TO THE UNITED STATES FOR THE NEXT 1 MONTH. >> > > Press reporter: THE BUSIEST CITY IN AMERICA. THERE WAS NO WAITING AT THE BARBERSHOP, NO LINES AT THE NEWSSTAND. EVERYTHING WAS CLOSED. IT WAS MARCH 2020 AND THE GLOBE AROUND US WAS CLOSING IN REAL TIME. >> > > WE JUST GOT WORD ABOUT DISNEYLAND AND ALSO CALIFORNIA ADVENTURES WILL BE CLOSING.
>> > > Press reporter: TODAY, INDIVIDUALS ARE BACK. LOTS WITHOUT MASKS, ALL EAGER TO PROCEED. TIM IS FROM MASSAPEQUA. >> >'> I ' M SATISFIED IT IS OVER. I BELIEVE THAT WE HANDLED IT A LITTLE STRICTER THAN WE SHOULD HAVE, BUT IT MORES THAN WITH AS WELL AS IDEALLY IT MORES THAN WITH AND ALSO THAT IS IT. >> > > Reporter: MAYBE NOT QUITE. >> > > I ASSUME IT IS DYING DOWN, BUT IT AIN'' T DEAD. IT AIN ' T DEAD, BUT IT COULD BE PERISHING DOWN. IT IS BECAUSE IT IS TYPE OF ACQUIRING BACK TO NORMAL A BIT AND THAT MAKES ME FEELING GOOD.
>> > > I AM DEPRESSING DUE TO THE FACT THAT I BELIEVE SOMETHING LIKE THIS TYPE OF EXCURSION OUR NATION APART RATHER THAN OTHER TIMES WHEN THERE HAS BEEN SITUATION WHERE WE HAVE DREW WITH EACH OTHER AS A NATION. THAT COMPONENT OF IT IS SAD. >> > > Reporter: THERE HAS BEEN UNIMAGINABLE DISTRESS. 67,000 INDIVIDUALS DIED FROM COVID IN NEW YORK, 33,000 MORE IN NEW JERSEY. FOR THEIR FAMILIES, THE HEARTACHE AS WELL AS THE PROBLEM DOES NOT END. BUT THE NUMBERS ARE CURRENTLY LEANING AS WELL AS NEW YORK IS REEMERGING.
TONIGHT, BROADWAY WILL PLAY TO PACKED HOUSES AND ALSO THERE IS BARS AND RESTAURANTS THAT A.
