We have new reporting here on the mother and father, both still in the hospital tonight, the names, the faces, the stories from all over this country from math.

Tonight, the virus invading America is taking down entire families, including five of the seven people in this picture off the wine house family who first started feeling symptoms nearly three weeks ago.

My dad, who's on oxygen in the I C.

You currently and my mom was actually on a ventilator for eight days, and now she's on oxygen in the I C.

U as well.

Days after his parents got symptomatic, Jason, his brother and sister in law also got sick.

The Missouri family is hopeful for their parents and grateful to their doctors and nurses what they're doing on a daily basis.

Sacrificing their health to save other people's lives is is truly heroic.

An act of selflessness and necessity also replicated in thousands of homes across America, including in New Orleans, a new hot spot where authorities say a 17 year old has died and where there are folks like Jonathan Gibson caring for his toddler miles while he carefully cleans the bedroom he shared with his wife, Tiffany.

Why is it that you call your bedroom with your wife Chernobyl?

And why do you work gloves in a mask to go in?

It definitely feels like, um, you know something Somewhere where there was a huge gives a lot of lives, you know, and going in.

34 year old Tiffany started feeling symptoms two weeks ago, after 10 days and four trips to the E.

R.

She was finally admitted with pneumonia, which means Jonathan now doesn't have any backup.

If you get sick, your son doesn't have anybody else to care for him right now.

Alex Kyle's believes he got sick in New Orleans at Mardi Gras, but believes he brought the virus back to the family home in Maryland, where his wife, Danielle, has tried to nurse him without going near him.

Just delivered.

Now it's this his foods.

They had Alex gingerly delivering food on that ironing board.

She hasn't been any closer than 15 feet, the entire family under one roof, but on Lee communicating on face time.

I imagine that This is very trying because you're not only trying to care for your husband who's sick, they're also trying to prevent your kids from getting sick.

And yourself, you know, how do I keep my kids safe?

So that, like a mama bear effect, making sure that everything is well.

And tonight we're hearing from Karen Mannering in England.

She is fighting for her life and the life of her unborn baby.

You're gonna take this high.

I'm not gonna kill someone.

Stopped going a warning everyone to stay inside.

We know it's a real concern for pregnant women across this country as well.

And Matt Gutman back with us tonight, Matt.

You've been reporting here on former presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar, who went public with the story of her own husband, who has the virus.

He was on oxygen.

She wasn't able to visit him in the hospital.

And I think she pointed it out because she knew that so many families are going through this same thing.

And you have news from the senator tonight.

In fact, good news.

David John Bessler has been released from the hospital.

Clubber Char's team says he's resting comfortably at home now.

it's important to remind folks that the Corona virus is not a death sentence.

80% of the people who contracted only have mild symptoms.

And even if you are hospitalized like Bessler, you can recover David.

But we've got to give those hospitals a fighting chance by continuing this social distancing.

Hi, everyone.

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