and their three—month—old baby, amaya, also caught the virus.ilming from whipps cross hospital paediatric ward. amaya has sadly developed covid—i9 complications, and she now has viral pneumonia. karolina was horrified when doctors said they had no drugs to help baby amaya fight off the disease. she had to do it for herself. herface was red, she was burning, she was sweating, her palms and feet were really sweaty. you know, there would be times where she would be shaking, and she would be lethargic. did you sort of realise what a terrible situation you were in? you know, i feel like emotionaljust remembering. it was really scary. the whole family has now recovered. today steve has been really poorly. we showed doctor stephen griffin the family's video to find out how drugs might have helped them. his oxygen saturations are quite low. it seems as though this gentleman's infection has spread further down into the lungs. and this has started to cause an inflammatory response. so your body's response to the virus is within the lungs and part of that

. >> amaya who is an eighth grader from central falls she writes, how long is this? actually going to last and when is more of the -- and when will they make a vaccine. >> amaya. i think think she expresses just in time for everybody. i wish i could give you a date right now. you answered your own question, which is when we have a vaccine that works. that's widely available and everybody can get the vaccine just like the flu shot. well, then it will end. then it will end like the flufment some people will still get sick. just like get you aring your flu shot, you have a vaccine for this the best that the experts have is that that's about one year away. so in about a year, we think we will have a vaccine. before it's not going to be suck in our house for the year. hopefully in a couple of weeks. we can -- sierra said a couple of at a time. hopefully in summer, we can be together in learge groupings. we can go to store. maybe we can go out for dinner. hopefully in the fall, we'll hope schools again. but we're going to belying with some verb of these new restrirkses. yo

amaya and berg is graduating from san lorenzo high school and will be going to southern california to glendale community college. congratulations and good luck. share your graduate photos with us, email 2020grads@cbs.com or use the hashtag kpix, no professional p >>> san jose could be facing deep thought cuts to its coronavirus pandemic. there's a proposal to slash $10 million, impose a hiring freeze for police officers and firefighters and postpone the opening of a new firehouse in willow glen. everyone agrees it would be a huge setback for san jose. >> unfortunately it's a perfect storm, a lot of tax revenue comes in from sales tax and property taxes and a lot of these other business fees and as long as the business fees are not there, then we will have reduced budgets. >> making the wrong decisions in this budget time and this budget crisis could bring us back to those days that we can answer 911 calls in the for sufficient way. >> the mayor warns that things could get worse if more businesses fail and tax revenue declined even further. >>> a live lookover downtown san jose right n

tiffany: la doctora marcela del carmen amaya estÁ a cargo de 3200 mÉdicos en el hospital massachusetts pacientes latinos. entonces, no tenemos... o sea, en la facultad de la escuela de medicina los hispanos formamos por decirte el tres por ciento de la facultad. tiffany: ¿usted quisiera tener mÁs mÉdicos que hablan espaÑol? marcela: definitivamente. no solamente yo, sino que mÁs que todo los pacientes que atendemos se lo merecen. tiffany: algunos estados enfrentaron escasez de mano de obra de personal mÉdico durante los peores momentos de la pandemia. en parte, porque muchos mÉdicos y enfermeras resultaron infectados mientras que estaban saludables tenÍan un gran volumen de trabajo bajo mucha presiÓn, muchos riesgos, pocos insumos y deficientes equipos de protecciÓn. cuomo: [habla en inglÉs] tiffany: el gobernador de nueva york, andrew cuomo autorizÓ que estudiantes de medicina se graduaran antes de tiempo para ponerlos a trabajar de inmediato. en massachusetts hicieron lo mismo. en connecticut el estado hizo un llamado a mÉdicos y enfermeras reciÉn jubilados para que regresaron a las