make a beer? >> about a penny a beer. >> reporter: all of this for a penny a beer. >> reporter: that's about the took us around this museum, same as what his grandfather which he designed with few embellishments. made. >> i wanted the material that >> i'm pretty sure if the cost of your alcohol is going up, was basic. just structure. >> reporter: he sets a it's not in north dakota so reflective tone with simple much. how about the distillers, while many believe their cans are the lines, austere concrete and the careful use of light. >> i hope that the architecture coldest, it's hard to find and the sequence of spaces and the quality of the light make anyone calling themselves the cheapest. we found the makers of america's alcohol actually have not hiked that experience of getting all their prices. at least not more than inflation. this information, which is so difficult to take in, something that stays with you forever. >> reporter: a memorial and a the proof is in a store like rena quint barely remembers what was before the holocaust. e price you pay for the same what follows is everywhere in drink at a bar or restaurant, up her jerusalem apartment. 63%. and you can't blame the people >> i love these pictures. that sell the alcohol to the they represent my life. no matter how much you clean, >> reporter: there's a b pf bars and restaurants, either. jim delivers beer in scranton, he mother, father or brothers, who were all killed. pennsylvania. if you were to hear that the

does your house still smell stuffy? b y ifill witsoft sf >> iotoo cost of alcohol at a bar is up febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. more than 50% in the past 15 i don't remember playing with them. >> reporter: how about your parents? years. >> i don't remember them, zblu h use febreze every time you tidy up, to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: are you getting either. >> reporter: you can't visualize that 50% markup? their faces? >> no. >> no. absolutely not. >> reporter: all of that leads fabric refresher even works forl i can't. i can't. i can't. no. >> reporter: she was just 3 when one possible culprit. america's drink prices are make febreze part of your clean routine war broke out and wound up at surging at the bar itself, where for full home freshness. la la la la la owners admitted to us, that the work camp. alcohol is routinely marked up she survived pretending to be a by 300% or mav beverage directn boy to get work until british imagine a mouthwash that strengthens your enamel, imagine, feeling fearless when you walk into the dentist. while preventing cavities up to 70%. troops liberated the camp in act anticavity rinse. 1945. for a confidant feeling in your oral health, what's this? stop imagining, start acting. certificate. >> reporter: they helped her to discover a new world uncover files and paperwork and ♪ new orleans. she's began to piece together we wanted to see how she explained the rising prices. her past. >> that will be $13. documents provide a glimpse of >> reporter: $13? what was. >> yes. discover what's good - this is what your mother owned. >> reporter: it's delicious, but pantene nutrient blends and one of the few things you know about her. $13? >> yes. >> that's right. >> reporter: i have to ask, this i know she had furniture. is a menu from two years ago. hey hey! you guys man, i'm thinklook like foodies. would you like to try our trashy back ribs? but i don't know what she looks it's a $10 drink? oh, that sounds great... like. this is called a page >> it is. everything is locally harvested, >> reporter: tidwell blames farm to dumpster to table.

uhhh, what do you... what else do you got? state taxes, until we showed a (stammering) w-we have a melon rind stew. ter: tess to second menu from 2003. those who perished. comes with a pork and bean reduction. yeah, we're going to just do a lap this one is $6. the price has doubled since ll be he. >> this is my brother. man! w' 2003. >> reporter: quint filled out >> yep. >> reporter: so, it's not the my mouthwate i think that's just your rabies flaring up. four, with name, age and farmer or the middleman or the circumstance of death. with geico, the savings keep on going. >> my mother and brothers were manufacturer. the price hike is happening just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more g chambers. here, it would seem. >> yeah. on car insurance. my father, i don't know where, i agree with you. we got gristle pot pies! but you also aren't staying home when, how, i have no idea how he for an experience. died. the pages of testimony, they're buried on paper, at least. >> reporter: millions who it was 75 years ago last guest has to month, that the soviet red army pay for that in some way. perished buried on paper, housed >> reporter: so does the bars in the museum's hall of fames. rolled into the polish city of and restaurants. e institution, to commemorate some saydu including labor cost. auschwitz and liberated the nazi an concentration camp. man being. the prisons and extermination >> reporter: heim is the archive fewer workers are paid under the buildings were responsible for director. he showed us the black binders table. and many states have imposed more than 1 million murders. higher minimum wages. most of the victims were jews. and many who survived, along filled with 4 million of those >> bartenders these days come testimonies. with their families have made with a giant resume and they the pilgrimage to auschwitz and ts expect to make more money than locate all the names as much as ever. and all of that ties into more we can. expensive drinks. a memorial in israel. >> reporter: all of the empty

>> reporter: some owners blame shelves are for the some 2 credit cards, that are used in >> reporter: cut into a million victims yet to be named. jerusalem hillside is a striking >> you're traveling in an 90% of transactions. those come with fees and a paper memorial to an unthinkable past. unknown black hole in your own memory. and you find here something, here something, then, we copy trail for the irs. part-museum, part-archive, it's they're not paying taxes and not some document there. we have a process of recovering paying people and the drinks are histories here. a memorial and a name. bad. who wants that? >> nobody. come to brennan's. >> reporter: he oversees a research staff of over 100, who a m vitorsg >>y he collect documents and stories id what he was drinking, mostly comphend the magnitude of the holocaust. whiskey, with absinthe and a >> i didn't think that a friends and towns across europe. splash o building, business as usual, a museum with all of the trimmings the prisoner cards filled out by of architecture, i famed archit nazis were found in an attic. >> you have the description. height, color of air, size of nose, things like that. >> reporter: sometimes all that's left of a life is a note, drawing or signature. >> thank you. >> reporter: at 88, bert

volunteers every day. during the holocaust sheshgs , pretended to be christian. she took us to the exhibit that matters the most to her. what does that symbolize to you? >> it symbolizes the goodness. people were willing to give their lives to help. >> reporter: it was used by a french woman that checkedli >> owe my life et. in part, it's why i'm here. because i'm alive and i have to tell why and how. >> i'm doing it now because i think it's important. >> reporter: survivors, including rena quint, told us sharing their story is not so much a choice, but a duty. >> if i had not survived, i

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it comes down to being battlefi better husband and father on the home front. that is "the overnight news" for this wednesday from the cbs broadcast center in new york city. have a great day. it's wednesday, february 19th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". show down in las vegas. tonight democratic candidates face off in the ninth debate, this time with mike bloomberg and how he's climbing in the polls. i can't wait to get there. been almost eight years. presidential forgiveness. ex-illinois governor rob blagojevich is out of president -- prison after being granted clemency by president trump. the list of others that mr. trump is setting free and who could be next. buried alive. a woman is dug out of deep snow after an avalanche. the frantic search to find her the frantic search to find her friend.

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