The novel coronavirus has killed thousands across the globe and infected close to 100,000. Both of those numbers include patients in the U.S. and our health experts say the numbers are expected to grow. While officials continue to remind citizens that the risk of infection is low, vulnerable populations should remain vigilant. That includes senior citizens. Soledad O’Brien sits down with Anna Maria Chavez, the Executive Vice President of the National Council on Aging.
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