KEILAR: That was the scene at the New York Stock Exchange this morning. Cheers and applause as New York Governor Andrew Cuomo rang the opening bell. Traders back on the floor for the first time in two months, although there were many fewer than before. CNN's Alison Kosik is outside the New York Stock Exchange. Which it's so odd to see you outside, Alison. But tell us more about the changes that have been put in place.</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: So far, one change, the media is not allowed in. The other change you mentioned, fewer traders on the floor, a quarter of the usual traders. That's all you would see. That's about 80 traders on the floor right now. That is to enable the social distancing guidelines, to make sure those are in force. Even before the traders arrived, they had to promise to not take public transportation. Once they got here, they had to have their temperature checked, put on face masks, and make sure they maintained six feet between each other on the floor. On the trading floor, there will be no eating, no handshaking, no physical contact at all.
Cuomo Rings Bell As New York Stock Exchange Reopens With Changes.