BLITZER: Much more on the President's hospitalization coming up. Troubling news out of New York City right now, after such notable success in flattening the curve. Cases of coronavirus are now on the rise again and now the mayor, Bill de Blasio is proposing closing down schools and nonessential businesses in at least some parts of New York City to try to slow down this new surge. CNN's Evan McMorris-Santoro is joining us right now. Evan, give us details on what the mayor is actually proposing.</s>EVAN MCMORRIS-SANTORO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Wolf, as you say, this is really the first big step back this city has experienced in its long journey forward battling against this disease. And what the mayor is proposing is shutting down schools and nonessential businesses in nine zip codes where the infection rate has been above three percent for seven consecutive days. In 11 other zip codes near those nine, he is proposing closing down gyms and pools, and indoor dining, which just reopened here. Now, as I said, these are proposals. He needs the governor to sign off on it. We haven't heard from the Governor officially yet, but he did say in a statement before the mayor spoke today that he is prepared to step in to close down businesses if local governments cannot get those restrictions obeyed -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: All right, Evan, thanks. We will stay in touch with you.</s>BLITZER: Coming up, amid contradicting messages about his condition, President Trump now says he has learned a lot about the coronavirus, but instead of isolating, the President actually used his motorcade for a photo-op. We will have details when we come back.
New York City Mayor Proposes Closing All Non-Essential Businesses And Schools In Nine Neighborhoods Amid Case Spike.