Amid COVID crisis, Idaho health care workers grapple with burnout and misinformation: "I'm treating patients for their political views"

ICU director Dr. Meghan McInerny is normally the last person you want to meet at Idaho's Saint Alphonsus hospital's growing COVID ward. 

"If you're sick enough with COVID to meet me, your chances of dying are pretty high,"  McInerny told CBS News' Jonathan Vigliotti. 

She said that the hospital has had to convert day surgery to a fourth intensive care unit space. About 50% of patients who have been intubated in recent months have died.