These are all states where, based on a seven day rolling average, the number of positive cases is more than 10 per 100,000 residents or they are states with a 10-percent or higher positivity rate over that same rolling average.

If you fly back from one of these states, you have to fill out a form at the airport. If you don’t fill out the form, you’ll be fined $2,000.

This morning, the Governor talked about enforcement of all of the rules, including crowd control.

“I once again appeal to the local governments to do their job. This has been their prime function all through this COVID crisis. Their prime function has been to ensure compliance with the rules that we know are working. Our economy is reopening, the infection rate has stayed down because we have done compliance. If we do not do compliance, if we get lazy, if we get sloppy, you will see those numbers go up,” said Gov. Cuomo.

Cuomo says the state doesn’t have enough resources to do it alone.

The Governor also proposed hosting more major league baseball games in the state, and a reporter asked how the travel advisory would work for the MLB players and staff if that was the case.

“You get on a private plane in a high-risk state, you land in New York, you are transported directly from the plane to a quarantine hotel. You are in the quarantine hotel and tested in the quarantine hotel. If you are negative, you play ball. If you are positive, you get back on the plane and go to where you came from. Or, being a little facetious, but you’d go to the quarantine hotel. We would do the testing in the quarantine hotel,” said Cuomo.