We're broadcasting today from my kitchen, where we have been ever since.

Inside Edition's studios and offices were closed for deep cleaning.

This after a CBS employees who works on a different floor tested positive for Corona virus.

For millions of Americans around the country, life today is anything but normal.

The pandemic has thrown virtually every aspect of everyday life into turmoil.

It's pandemic panic.

Millions of lives are being turned upside down today as America hunkers down in the face of the Corona virus.

Scenes like this in a New York City store are being played out in cities across America.

Supermarket shelves are being cleared of basic items like bread, canned food and Twila paper as fast as they could be filled in a wave of panic lying, check out this New York City block.

It is jammed with boxes of items ready to be restocked like fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, paper towels, baby formula.

There's baby food diapers because it almost seems like supermarkets just can't keep up when you've got lines like this extending way out the door, buying mushrooms, carrots they don't spoil.

Definitely yogurt, of course, graphs and look, every shopping cart at this Costco is being wiped down with disinfectant to guard against the virus As shoppers walk into the store.

Normal life has come to a screeching halt, the front page headline of The New York Post says of America's largest city.

Sorry, we're closed and the back page day the sports world stopped.

Sports in America has been shut down at this point.

And where do we usually go?

Guys in difficult times, scary times In this country, sports is an escape.

Every one of Broadway's 31 theaters has closed a response to the Corona virus crisis at an estimated cost of $100 million in lost revenue.

Right here at the Booth Theater, where who's afraid of Virginia Woolf is playing on Usher has tested positive for the virus.

That Usher also worked at another theatre, where a new musical was set to open and may have come into contact with hundreds of theatergoers.

This woman and her daughter came to New York from Roanoke, Virginia, to see four shows on Lee to find Broadway shut down.

We were actually on the train here when they announced they were canceling everything, so it was too late for us to cancel the trip.

We're coming, Thio, see shows that we got for Christmas present.

I was very disappointed.

I was very sad.

I was cried, actually, because I was really looking forward to this and I learned all the soundtracks and everything.

A national emergency.

Two very big words.

President Trump declared the Corona virus crisis a national emergency, and instead of a handshake, a health company executive shared Trump's first elbow bomb.