ken duckworth, thank you for breaking the silence. and talking about what should not -- >> good work, chris. >> listen. this -- this is the job and it is a privilege to do so. be well. stay well. and, look, just a quick note. i know it is hard for people out there right now. i hear from you all the time. on my radio show. social media. there are people that care about you. they're in your life. you reach out. you want to send us messages. do it. to the extent that we can help, we are here. we are all in this together. just because you're home does not mean you have to be alone. okay? healthcare workers. absolutely, helping us get through this. they deserve all the praise we can heap on them. new yorkers have found a new way to spread the love for them and so many others. you want to see it? next. (slow music plays) ♪ (laughter) ♪ ♪ ♪ (baby coos) ♪ (laughter) man on video chat: hey! man chasing dog: oh no no no no! (baby crying) ♪ ♪ >>> all right. we got to have heart, right? how about literally. check out this lawn love from brian par

ken duckworth. he wants to break the silence.al officer for the national alliance of mental illness. national alliance on moment illness. also known as mani. doc, told you we'd do it again. >> wonderful to see you again. thanks for having me. >> oh, you're a blessing. can't ignore this. this is a recipe for disaster for people who are not well. if you can keep yourself from using now, you have some great, strong resolve and a chance at leading a sober life for a while. tell us why. >> or if you're part of a community that is supporting you. i think it's really important that this is a moment -- we're home. we have time. think about this condition, addiction, not as a moral failing, but as a chronic biological vulnerability that has treatment. and i do want to say hthat if yu can participate in a community of recovery and get treatment virtually. a lot of treatments are being given virtually, chris. i want to emphasize you can get suboxone, which is a medication used to treat opiate disorder. this has saved lives and been endorsed