How do you have a baby during a pandemic?

<p>Hospitals in hotspots like New York City may have postponed or canceling non-essential surgeries due to the coronavirus, but, you can’t postpone birth. Pregnant mothers are still entering hospitals, sometimes alone, to deliver babies to doctors and nurses in full hazmat gear. On this episode of Next Question with Katie Couric, Katie finds out what it's like — from the perspective of mothers, doctors, and doulas — to give birth in the time of coronavirus.</p><p>First, Katie talks to Alicia Biggs, a mom who had to give birth alone at the end of March. Then, Katie checks in with t...