it's the start of the working day at the allegro restaurant and when a side has the onus. a really rough times they opened a year ago and went up debts to do it no corona virus outbreak is threatening the existence of these small companies and by whom i know you know when they can we close for a whole month to begin with but we realized we were going to go broke that way. so we took a chance and reopened for customers who wanted to pick up their own food after our high initial investment we had to find a way to survive somehow. for having. the argentine state is also burdened with high debts the coronavirus crisis and quarantined measures have worsened an already delicate situation the center left government is trying to get international creditors to cut its debt both state creditors and private so far without success. for a sustainable debts are those that don't harm argentinians we will only pay them if we can do so without violation of people's needs. argentina specifically calling for international debt to be restructured and interest rates to be frozen. oh noes we wa

. >>> we are looking at what looks like to fight and survive the coronavirus. 58-year-old stacy allegroed to get symptoms in early march after her husband got back from a trip to morocco. she describes what it's like. >> all i could do is stare with the ceiling burning with fever, feeling like a pinata being beaten up by kids at a birthday party, and i was not afraid to die but afraio lose the people in my life. >> she is out of the hospital, and she's isolating at home. she says she will always remember her medical team on the fourth floor of the kaiser san rafael medical center. >>> we think about toilet paper and cleaning wipes with these pandemic shortages, but what about baby wipes? well, there's a big need, especially for moms struggling for the formula or diapers. and some can barely afford it and then they have to search for it. >> for a lot of families, they have to go to the store and find there's no formula, and then contact the store manager, and contact the store when there will be formula, and then go back out in the context of having a newborn. >> that's tough. >> some at

finally feeling better after a month long battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news while recovering in isolation in sonoma, but on the 18th of march i started with that really cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had is keeping up that night the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco and at the time did not meet the requirements from the cdc to get a coronavirus test. >>she kept in touch with her doctor and after 9 days of coughing so bad bruised her body and a temperature that would spike between 10101 degrees. she went to the emergency room. >>i don't really remember going from the waiting room to that room because i think that tossed out. and then i woke up in an isolation ward in the emergency room with this i d's and center says walking around and you know all that. and they were trying to control my symptoms and some blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days versus and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell. >>between the night sweats and pain

finally feeling better after a month long battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news while recovering in isolation in sonoma, but on the 18th of march i started with that really cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had is keeping up that night the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco and at the time did not meet the requirements from the cdc to get a coronavirus test. >>she kept in touch with her doctor. and after 9 days of coughing so bad bruised her body and a temperature that was spiked between 10101 degrees. she went to the emergency room. >>i don't really remember going from them waiting to that room because i think that tossed out. and then i woke up in an isolation ward in the emergency room with this i d's and center says walking around and you know all that. and they were trying to control my symptoms and some blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days nurses, and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell. >>between the night sweats and pain she

finally feeling better after a month long battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kronews while recovering in isolation in sonoma, but on the 18th of march i started with that really cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had is keeping up that night the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco and at the time did not meet the requirements from the cdc to get a coronavirus test. >>she kept in touch with her doctor. and after 9 days of coughing so bad bruised her body and a temperature that was spiked between 10101 degrees. she went to the

finally feeling better after a month long battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news while recovering in isolation in sonoma, but on the 18th of march i started with that really cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had is keeping up that night the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco and at the time did not meet the requirements from the cdc to get a coronavirus test. >>she kept in touch with her doctor and after 9 days of coughing so bad bruised her body and a temperature that would spike between 10101 degrees. she went to the emergency room. >>i don't really remember going from the waiting room to that room because i think that

. >> stacy allegro left a long letter of thank you on her hospital room wall as she became ill last month and spent seven days in intensive care at kaiser san rafael but she was released from the hospital one week ago and is recovering at home. >>> a volunteer group called shield our heroes is helping to protect health care workers and public service workers and this group is making homemade personal protective gear and ktvu's cristina rendon own shares their story.>>reporter: a special delivery for zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> facing the shortages we face this is incredibly generous and valuable donation. >>.boxes filled with 200 face shields and n95 masks and 50 gallons courtesy of a volunteer group called shield our heroes and it started two weeks ago and i call from neighbors help make personal protective equipment for those on the front lines of covid 19.>> it ended up being that more than 50 people responded and all the sudden this turned into a pretty sizable operation of both building the ppe and delivering it throughout the bay area.>> from face shields to gals v

.>> stacy allegro says that she felt ill last month and spent seven days in icu at kaiser san rafaelore being released last friday. she tells her she was so grateful for the care she received, she left a long letter of thanks on the wall of her hospital room. she is now in isolation at home in novato. >> a nonprofit group in the northbay is preparing and delivering meals for hundreds of people who are sick. rob roth tells us that the idea is to keep cancer patients and others who have compromised immune systems from having to go grocery shopping and risk coming infected with the coronavirus.>> here at this home in novato, this father and son are making a very special delivery on thursday. they are delivering about a weeks worth of carefully prepared meals to ruth leader, who was the fifth-grade teacher of the young men bringing her the food. he is a high school senior now. now retired, miss leader has a heart condition on top of a past battle with breast cancer. a high risk for covid-19, she should not leave her house during the pandemic. >> it was absolutely amazing and not surprise

need to like almost dead finally feeling better after a monthslong battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news while recovering in isolation in sonoma, it's just a day had its fair that when i close my eyes on. >>not to wake up. the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco, they started with that really horrific cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had my fever would come back can spike to that you were between a 10201 and after 9 days of coughing so bad and bruised her body she went to the emergency room and that woke up in an isolation ward wis and some nurses walking around and you know all that there's some blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days, your says and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell she felt her body failing her. >>the 9 times were so in the hospital because i there and play in their mind. i didn't have my family now out of the hospital and in isolation. >>the recovery process is still cough lingers energy is low, but she's been fever f

. >> reporter: this is a picture of a healthy 58-year-old stacy allegro back in january smiling, but on march 18th she began getting symptoms after her husband returned from a trip to morocco. 11 days later she was in the emergency room. she posted fighting for my life with covid-19. today out of the hospital she facetimed us to talk about her ordeal. >> all i can do was stare at at ceiling burning with fever, feeling like a pinata being beaten up by kids at a birthday party. >> reporter: while at kaiser san rafael m coitn. shwr sweating through three set of bedding per night. she will never forgot how isolation brought loneliness. >> i don't think that i was scared that i wasn't going to make it. i was scared that i wasn't ready to lose the people in my life without being able to say good-bye. >> reporter: she told micheel always remember her medical team, including her doctor posting messages of gratitude on the hospital wall for the staff on the fourth floor. the doctor said in marin county the virus has not exclusively affected the sick and elderly. >> the average age of people w

>>finally feeling better after a monthslong battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron news low recovering in isolation in sonoma, it's just a day had its fair that i close my eyes on not to wake up the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco, they started with that really cough. it's a terrible caught. it's like the worst conflict ever had in my favor would come back can spike to be anywhere between a 10201 and after 9 days of coughing so bad it bruised her body she went to the emergency room. >>and that will come in an isolation ward wis i these nurses walking around and you know all that is a blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days, your says and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell. she felt her body failing her. >>the 9 times were so in the hospital because i there and play in their mind. i didn't have my family now out of the hospital and in isolation. >>the recovery process is still cough lingers energy is low, but she's been fever free for 4 days and she's also doing exercises

need to like almost dead finally feeling better after a monthslong battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news while recovering in isolation in sonoma, it's just a day have this fear that when i close my eyes on. >>not to wake up. the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco, they started with that really horrific cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had my fever would come back can spike to that you were between a 10201 and after 9 days of coughing. so bad bruised her body she went to the emergency room and that woke up in an isolation ward wis nurses walking around and you know all that is a blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days, your says and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell she felt her body failing her. >>the 9 times were so in the hospital because i there and play in their mind. i didn't have my family now out of the hospital and in isolation. >>the recovery process is still brutal cough. lingers energy is low, but she's been fever free for 4

>>finally feeling better after a month long battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news recovering in isolation in sonoma, but on the 18th of march i started with that really horrific cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict over head keeping up that night the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco and at the time did not meet the requirements from the cdc to get a coronavirus test. she kept in touch with her doctor and after 9 days of coughing. so bad it bruised her body and a temperature that was spiked between 10101 degrees. she went to the emergency room. i don't really remember going from the waiting room to that room because i think i passed out. >>and then i woke up in an isolation ward in the emergency room with this i these nurses walking around and you know all that. and that they were trying to control my symptoms and some blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days enersys and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell. >>between the night sweats and pain sh

need to like almost dead finally feeling better after a monthslong battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news while recovering in isolation in sonoma, it's just a day had its fair that when i close my eyes on. >>not to wake up. the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco, they started with that really horrific cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had my fever would come back can spike to that you were between a 10201 and after 9 days of coughing so bad and bruised her body she went to the emergency room and that woke up in an isolation ward wis and some nurses walking around and you know all that there's some blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days, the nurses and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell she felt her body failing her. >>the 9 times were so in the hospital because i there and play in their mind. i didn't have my family now out of the hospital and in isolation. >>the recovery process is still cough lingers energy is low, but she's been fever

>>finally feeling better after a monthslong battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kron 4 news low recovering in isolation in sonoma, it's just a day had its fair that i close my eyes on. >>not to wake up. >>the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco, they started with that really cough. >>it's a terrible caught. it's like the worst conflict ever had in my favor would come back can spike to be anywhere between a 10201 and after 9 days of coughing so bad it bruised her body she went to the emergency room. >>and that will come in an isolation ward wis i these nurses walking around and you know all that is a blue line on the floor. >>that they can't pass for 7 days, your says and doctors cared for her at kaiser in sandra fell. she felt her body failing her. >>the 9 times were so in the hospital because i there and plan their guy. i didn't have my family now out of the hospital and in isolation. >>the recovery process is still cough lingers energy is low, but she's been fever free for 4 days and she's also doing exe