De Blasio Expects NYC to Begin Phase One Reopening in Two Weeks

The video discusses the anticipated timeline for reaching phase one in the first two weeks of June. It emphasizes the importance of using tangible indicators and thresholds from the state and city to guide decision-making. Regular communication with the state is highlighted to ensure coordination. The speaker expresses confidence in the timeline but refrains from specifying an exact date due to ongoing discussions.

When is phase one expected to begin?

• In the first two weeks of May

• In the first two weeks of June

• In the first two weeks of July

• In the last two weeks of June

What are the decisions to move to phase one based on?

• Weather conditions

• Economic factors

• Tangible indicators and thresholds

• Public opinion

What is required to support the decision to move to phase one?

• Political endorsements

• Public surveys

• Factual evidence

• Media reports

What is the speaker's level of confidence regarding reaching phase one?

• Indifferent

• Uncertain

• Doubtful

• Confident

Why is the exact start date for phase one not fine-tuned?

• Due to financial constraints

• Because it is not important

• Because of ongoing conversations

• Due to lack of interest