and it was headed up by pauline morton sabin, who was the heir to the morton salt family. she got this organization together to counter balance the women's christian temperature in in, with claim they spoke for all women nationally. pauline morton sabin had supported the dry cause. she realized it wasn't working. these are all very famous women. they were very ecumenical. they were working-class women. they were targeting women of every stripe to get them involved in this. younger women got very heavily involved in the organization. it was a national movement to reform prohibition. and ultimately they endorsed the democratic appeal to repeal prohibition. morton herself was a republican. she said this is not working, support the democrats. that formed a counterbalance to the wetu, which always assumed that it was speaking for women. i love this poster. this is that depression era are. two young women are pointing out that they should be supporting -- that all women should be supporting the repeal of the 18th amendment. so with prohibition and the great depression underway,

we spoke to the owner here of morton williams about those concerns.he had to say. >> the volumes are obviously much higher but it's resulted in our need to develop redundancy and contingency plans whereas we get a few vendors delivering every day we are now relying on dozen of vendors, everything will be available and be okay. we will do everything humanly possible to ensure that our shelves are full. todd: one important point to remember, guys. when you go, they may not have every beginning ge single item e patient. what all the supermarket owners are saying you will not starve during this crisis. there will be food. back to you. steve: exactly. but they are out of hand sanitizer today. todd: true. they don't have hand sanitizer here. the owner told us that exactly. when i went yesterday they do not have it. be patient. you know, ration your supplies. you don't have to do it every single time somebody looks at you. do it when you touch something. steve: exactly. all right. todd, thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, todd. steve meanwhile the covid-19

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john philip nowhere that has transformed an 18th century hospital building into a morton hotel. the former hospital with its imposing dome is there you next go world heritage site the conversion have to be done with extreme care contrasts play off the past and present can light the lamps we call old fashioned nurses bonnets and traditional dion silk is juxtaposed with contemporary motifs and old medical books. on the path for a hospital built. actually fairly deluxe and throughout the building you see a kind of contrast between rich and poor people. jumping that new era has his office in a town me of paris he specialized in redesigning hotels for over 30 years. when i design a hotel i imagine that i'm planning the 1st shots of a movie sometimes you're drawn into a film by the very 1st seems by the editing the music it's the same with the hotel that. i try to introduce the guests to this atmosphere and they take on a role in the film so to speak. in. one of his best known projects is the otello taught in western paris it was originally built as a swimming pool complex in 1029 in

morton,ou work with max the swedish hit machine. >> the god of pop music, we call him. >> he has workedars like britney and the backstreet boys. what was that like? >> just as humble as you want him to be given the amount of achievements he's had in his career. i always hoped one day that i would meet him. he is the wizard of oz of pop music. i would go and stay with him in sweden for a couple of days. getting over you was his song with a couple of the writers. i was so nervous to perform in front of him but i did make a promise that if i ever met him that i would sing him this one little hook for a song called, "i didn't just come here to dance." i'm going to regret it if i don't just sing this to you. he ended up staying later and working on it with me and hooking up with a guy from l.a. that i was headed back to and the song made it onto emotions. he is generous with his time and he wants creators to explore and do well. ♪ >> one of your supporters was a very young justin bieber. are you still in touch? >> i haven't spoken to him in ages. i am kind of in touch with his team. >> would

morton culture i mean who is a snowflake with cropped blue have our matching near todd is non-binary of course they are i'm saying space is a a big burly man and little hot pink shorts why not the part of a series called new warriors so obvious between shooting out snowflakes and creating full fields to protect against unkind enemies these twins would leave the enemy quaking in its boots but apparently not everyone agrees with me the marvel new warriors are so badly designed i genuinely thought they were parodies of stuff as many p.t. minority characters in the main cast as possible series oh good lord snowflake in say space actually part of this crew marvel even the ninety's is way better than what you're bringing out now for the new war at least marvelous producing toilet paper during this corona crisis with the new warriors now these 2 are just the latest jewels marvels added to its growing diversity crowd with my sisters and i. arms are you also herald the decision to cost a woman as captain marvel back that paul thing had a real rough times of child in all the flashbacks we see

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the next democratic debate but the party executive wants to shift the goalposts on that as caleb morton explains. the democratic party's machine has been widely exposed for playing favorites when it comes to presidential candidates the latest example of this is the treatment of tulsa gabbert as a result of these super tuesday vote tulsi gabbert gained a delegate and was thus eligible to appear in the televised debate so the d.n.c. then changed the rules we have 2 more debates of course the threshold will go up by the time we have the much debate almost 2000 delegates will be allocated the threshold will reflect where we are in the race as it always has the rules keep changing in order to make sure that tulsi is locked out her supporters poured out their rage on to twitter god forbid told c. gets back on the debate writes translation tosi finally hit the debate qualifications so we got to do something about that despite the fact there's literally only 5 people left in the race. you must really not want to move to big stage pathetic the bias against tulsa gabbert is rather extreme media r

. >> reporter: ciara morton was placed with a foster family after her father sexually abused her whenfive years later it's still difficult. >> i just try to push it behind me because it happened, and i just want to move forward. >> reporter: ciara says lala land is finally a place she can call home. the best part of working here? >> having people who believe in me lets me work after my goals and believe in myself. here you go, sir. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, dallas. >> o'donnell: think about that, they're in the business of kindness. we'll be right back. dreamed of seeing the world... ♪ our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm dot com. helps you live ysaturpain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. fred would do anything for his daughter! even being the back half of a unicorn. fortunately, the front half washed his shirt with gain. ahhhhhhh. the irresistible scent of gain. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news,"

morton said about a minute later i wrote a letter to the government of moti. asking him to come to the jharia coal mine unprotected. without a mass so they get it. it coal remains the country's largest source of energy and output continues to increase. a hundred and eighty kilometers away to new coal fired power plants are in food construction its industrtrial group and on these two billion dollar project. once completed the site will consume several million liters of water a day drying up the villages around. sony lives in one of the eleven villages and farming is her occupation like everyone else here. i'm logo with the i. v. as a boy everyone depends on the land here i had three different crops and help me feed my family pay for my children's schooling deal but still good variety kite season with. the power stations will burn up to twenty thousand tons of coal per day to produce electricity which will not benefit the region would go to bangladesh. here the only get three hours of electricity a day but what angle so the most is the expropriation of their lan

a tweet from howard martin and a picture-- morton and a of that very first day with al gore, then congressman. televised, the first speaker al gore. in thethere were tv's house this deadline -- headline -- house prepares for tv debut. glen bernie, maryland is next on our medical professional line, this is debbie. caller: good morning. didn't realizep, the anniversary, so happy anniversary. professional, i am a registered nurse and have a little bit of infection control background as well as managed care. i look at this from a lot of different perspectives, but on a daily basis it is scary. i am hoping that all the millennials who have not heard the message about social distancing and quarantining themselves in their house just for a little bit of time -- which a lot of them like to do anyways -- just got the message from millennials. i am calling about some of my concerns. course, and i'm sure it is across the country, a loss of supplies, but we are also seeing supplies disappear that were there five minutes ago. so many supplies, people do not how to use them properly and can cause more dama

africa he controlled an immense territory along lake tanganyika with the help of tippoo tib henry morton stanley went up the congo river and coerced the traditional village chiefs into signing contracts that stripped them of millions of acres of land for the benefit of the belgian king leopold the 2nd after landing in bergen morio henry stanley penetrated deep into central africa and renamed the cities of his i'm gonna after himself he was soon joined by other european explorers who entered africa from the west these expeditions mark the transition from evangelizing missions to imperialism. as a young boy began to trade along that sampled route into iran the congo he traded over a large area and was the most powerful figure there. also had his own almost no army. although now in a state of neglect to put his house in zanzibar tells us much about the fortune amassed by the powerful merchant in his autobiography he recounted his negotiations with stanley and the belgian diplomats. stonily arrived with a dozen europeans we met at the consul's and he told me. we wish you to accept to become

on the campaign trail for the european elections the leader york morton met with other european far rightleaders to found a radical pan-european alliance. the right is on the rise throughout europe. if you compare european countries you can see the far right is quickly gaining ground in many of them. in some right wing extremists and now even parts of. governing coalitions at the national level. after the end of the cold war right wing populist and far right parties played very little role in europe only reaching the 10 percent threshold in a few countries at the turn of the millennium. but 2019 far right parties have become a force to be reckoned with in some countries they've even been part of the government . a similar development took place after the 1st world war which had led to the emergence of a number of democracies in europe. 20 years later most of them had reverted to authoritarian systems or dictatorships. the weimar republic resisted this tendency of the nazis were biding their time waiting for a chance to overthrow democracy and establish a totalitarian regime. for a while t

now the john morton studio.adio, your first and andy last out and then you are still there when the story is going on and people returning to it year after year. the floods are really good example of that. events have been organised by bbc radio can be conceded very handsome toby foster there. he has seen or saw first hand, some of the experiences by the people who have been effective in the flooding, how devastating was it? it was horrendous. a week of shows that there and just devastation. people are going to be out of their houses for months. tv cameras may have gone but the reality and aftermath is still something that people live through. that's what local radio can give you, but i don't think anybody else can do it. on the great change the radio of the last five or ten years with the democratization of that, anybody can render radio station now. it was an incredible launch, because it was the first time commercial radio had ever come across the bridge of corus. after decades working for both commercial and

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. >> reporter: at a morton williams super market, richard is racing to restock. >> every single super market is completely wiped out and i can't keep up. >> reporter: but some public health experts say let's slow down. >> they don't need a year's worth of toilet tissue, cartons of paper napkins. they don't need to buy, you know, food for six weeks. >> reporter: experts say it's important for consumers to realize this situation is temporary. focus on simple, non-perishables that can sustain us inside our homes. >> figure out what your family likes, maybe cans of tuna fish, peanut butter and jelly, whatever it is that you feel like you can plan for a couple weeks of not being able to go outside. >> have medications in your home so you don't have to go out and refill a prescription if you don't need to. >> reporter: health experts point out going out and crowding into your local grocery store by itself isn't the healthiest move. but standing in the long lines within a few inches of people is not the kind of social distancing recommended. and they say however, wherever you shop, do it cal

but i want to bring in the co-owner of these morton williams grocery store chains. there's 16 around the city. this is steven sloan. how are you able to meet this new, increased demand? >> obviously this is unprecedented. we've never dealt with anything like this ever before. we're working tightly with our local vendors to restock the stores. everyone knows disinfecting products, cleaning products, are in high demand now. but your basic things, eggs, bread, things are running out. if you see empty shelves, come back in later the next day, and we are filling them as fast as we can. >> poppy harlow wants to ask you, is there enough food for people? should people feel comfortable that they will have enough? >> all of our stores are open and will continue to be open. we have no plan on closing any stores. and yes, there will be enough food. we've gotten no sense that there is a lack of food coming through the pipeline on your basic things. i do anticipate there will be enough for everyone. with certain items like the toilet and sanitizpaper and sant take what you need,

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morton county has now has one confirmed case in santa cruz. there's also one confirmed case. san francisco states as effective monday all events on campus will be canceled things like gator days and sporting events. classes remain though in session and the school says no es of state employees or students have been reported to have covid 19 they are merely doing this as a precaution. and stanford university is canceling classes for the final 2 weeks of the winter corner to try and prevent coronavirus outbreaks on campus. the university says classes will not meet in person but will move to online formats large group of ants are also being canceled or adjusted. stanford is the second college campus to close because of the outbreak the university of washington closed its seattle campus on thursday. happening tomorrow, the san francisco unified school district plans to update families about the situation at lowell high school. the district closed the school on thursday after finding that a student's relatives was being treated for coronavirus the district says it is doing enhanced

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let's go to todd piro at a morton william's grocery store in new york city.odd, residents are certainly under tight restrictions. >> reporter: lauren and cheryl, good morning. they're telling us not to hoard food, buy only what you need. you know if you've been to a supermarket, store shelves, especially meat sections look like this. there's just a smattering of leftover shops. people are stocking up for the unknown and stores face intense pressure to keep up with demand, both the products and hours. no, sionline food shopping is increasingly popular. these stores offering senior hours including right here where we are, allowing seniors to have a less crowded shopping environment so they can get what they need. all these food measures increasingly necessary in a world where how you eat and where you eat has drastically changed in just a few days. >> avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people, avoid discretionary travel, and avoid eating and drinking at bars, restaurants, and public food courts. >> reporter: all this comes as large metro areas put restri

. >> reporter: this is playing out in real time right here at this morton williams on the upper eastwhat they've been able to get in this morning. but this is not exactly the amount that they ordered. they ordered about double this. this is all they were able to get in to restock the shelves. so the owner of this grocery store really asking americans, if you could just buy what you need. save some for your neighbors so they can try to keep the shelves in this grocery store stocked as much as they can as they're waiting for the supply chain to catch up. alis alisyn. >> vanessa, thank you very much for giving us a view from the street level there in new york. >>> meanwhile, big developments this morning in the coronavirus as new day continues right now. >>> more than 3,000 people in this country are now infected with the potentially deadly coronavirus. >> for a while, life is not going to be the way it used to be in the united states sniefrnlts it's a very contagious virus but we have tremendous control over it. >> we will be overwhelmed. every number says it. we were slow on testing.

senator morton majority leader mitch mcconnell, great to have you with us. >> senator mcconnell: goodbe back. >> shannon: democratic senator elizabeth warren dropping out of the race for president, so far declining to endorse either of the two remaining top-tier candidates. the democratic field is once heralded as the most diverse ever, and it was. but now it is down to 270-something wealthy white men, and that is a problem for some democrats, as leland vittert is finding out tonight. good evening, leland. >> we will see if it is so much of a problem they won't vote for either of them. the combined age of the two white men left running for the democratic nomination would put us at the end of the american civil war. and now, even diehard democrats are wondering well, maybe there is a problem with that. >> despite your differences between you and senator biden, you and vice president biden. >> you mean two old white guys on the ticket? probably not. i think the american people don't want one old white guys probably one too many for some. i think we need a little more diversity than that

morton gulf, th opetors of the city's taken oats barley kavanaugh big maloney d land park golf coursedto stay open using precautions approved by county health officials, the gulf shops and restaurants are closed. golf carts are sanitized and only onrider is allowed on the washes are off limits. every other tall alone for a 9 fo separation etween golfers starters are only taking cars, no cash allowed. and the holes on e greens are screened off so golfers don't have to ach into the hole to retrieve their bowls, everyone here was glad the measures were taken to keep the course is open is nice to have a ple to go and able to get outside no be stuck in the house are going out for 10 days. it can be expensive to play a round of golf but the people that manage take a note from the other city courses say that doesn't cost anything to use are putting and chippg eens for free. another approved activity is mikey. the precautions are also required. mike spe in downtown sacmento, has closed its public retail space it's helping regulars remotely navigate its website for products in parts it is stay

>>morton williams supermarket in new york bread distributor, richie murphy is racing to restock everypermarket is just completely white. i can't even keep up, but some public health experts say let's slow down a bit they don't need a year's worth of toilet tissue that they don't need a cartons paper napkins. >>they don't need to buy a you know food for 6 weeks experts say it's important for consumers to realize the situation is temporary. >>focus on simple non perishables that can sustain us inside our homes figure out what your family likes and and maybe cans of tuna fish and maybe peanut butter and jelly and maybe whatever it is that you feel like you can plan for. >>a couple weeks of not being able to go outside have medications in your home, so you don't have to go out refill a prescription if you don't need to health experts point out going out and crowding into your local grocery store just by itself isn't the healthiest moves. >>that standing in those long lines within a few inches of people is not the kind of social distancing that's recommended. and they say however wherever

. >> officials with morton williams supermarkets in new york say traffic in their stores is up 300 to service said it saw its highest demand in the company's history this past weekend with customers downloading the app as much as four times the normal rate. twice, monday, president trump tweeted to try to quell shortage fears. support your neighbors by not hoarding, said one. and we are confident that supply will continue to meet demand nationwide, said the other. on sunday, the president spoke by phone with more than two dozen grocery store and supply chain executives. >> we had a long conversation with them. and they've -- they're going to work 24 hours round the clock keeping their stores stocked. >> the problem isn't a shortage. warehouses are full of nonperishable foods. enough to last for months. but healthcare and consumer industry groups are sounding the alarm. the supply chain could break down. as more and more americans stay home or fall ill, leaving fewer and fewer workers able to make, process, pack, and deliver. and that's not all. groups representing such household names

at a morton wells supermarket in new york, distributor reggie roofie is restocking to help out. >> iup. >> reporter: but some public health inspectors say let's slow down a little bit. >> they don't need a year's worth of toilet tissue. they don't need cartons of paper napkins. they don't need to buy food for six weeks. >> reporter: experts say it's important for consumers to realize this situation is temporary. focus on simple, nonperishables that can sustain us in the home. >> think about what your family likes, cans of tuna fish, peanut butter and jelly, whatever it is you feel like you can plan for a couple of weeks of not being able to go outside. >> have medications in your home so you don't have to go out and refill a prescription if you don't need to. >> reporter: health experts point out going out and crowding into your grocery store just by itself isn't the healthiest move. but standing in long lines within a few inches of people is not the kind of social distancing that's recommended. and they say however, wherever you shop, do it calmly. >> there's no reason to panic. the

at a morton williams supermarket in new york, bread distributor richie marufe is racing to restock. >> every supermarket is completely wiped on out. i can't keep up. >> reporter: some public health experts say let's slow down a bit. >> they don't need a year's worth of toilet tissue. they don't need cartons of, you know, paper napkins. they don't need to buy food for six weeks. >> reporter: experts say it's important for consumers to realize this situation is temporary. focus on simple, non-perishables that can sustain us inside our homes. >> figure out what your family likes, it may be cans of tuna fish, peanut butter and jelly it may be -- whatever it is that you feel like you can plan for a couple of weeks of not being able to go outside. >> have medications so you don't have to refill a prescription if you don't need to. >> reporter: health experts point out going out and crowding into your local grocery store just by itself isn't the healthiest move. that standing in those long lines within a few inches of people is not the kind of social distancing that's recommended. and they s

>>morton williams supermarket in new york red distributor richie murphy is racing to restock every single supermarket is just completely white. i can't even keep up, but some public health experts say let's slow down a bit they don't need a year's worth of toilet tissue and they don't need a cartons paper napkins. >>they don't need to buy a you know food for 6 weeks experts say it's important for consumers to realize the situation is temporary. >>focus on simple non perishables that can sustain us inside our homes figure out what your family likes and and maybe cans of tuna fish or maybe peanut butter and jelly and maybe whatever it is that you feel like you can plan for. >>a couple weeks of not being able to go outside have medications in your home, so you don't have to go out refill a prescription if you don't need to health experts point out going out and crowding into your local grocery store just by itself isn't the healthiest move. >>that standing in those long lines within a few inches of people is not the kind of social distancing that's recommended. and they say however wherever

famous louvre museum in paris is closed and french leaders also canceled all public gatherings with morton0 people within a confined space. france has more than 100 confirmed cases of the virus could and nasa released these satellite images showing air pollution over china has dramatically gone down because of the coronavirus outbreak. the chinese government has halted production of many factories and restricted transportation trying to stop the spread of the virus. china reported 40 42 new deaths this morning which raises the overall death toll mainland china to more than 2900. >>> now that pete buttigieg and tom steyer have dropped out of the presidential race some ahead of tomorrow's nking to produce a primary, francisco where pete buttigieg campaign volunteers will be gathering this morning.>>reporter: could morning, pete buttigieg out of the race of supporters shocked and saddened but they will gather this morning to say thank you and a show of support for him but one person deftly not out of the race is bernie sanders.>> joe biden voted for terrible trade agreements like nafta and pn

morton 10 sen, it turns out he had known martin as a kid which is why kay armed against intruders welcomedillers. >> he had planned for any worst case scenario to happen except for the one that happened to him. >> in that, there are so many ironies? >> yeah. >> the biggest, programs, roger and pam's crazy story about armed intruders, was true all along. though the sergeant knutson still had trouble believing it. >> i can pick up the case and can i read through it and i can read through it and i can see discrepancy after discrepancy. i can see -- >> but can you see where maybe that ain't enough? >> mm-hmm. >> as for treating possible evidence, the dream sequence of a girl on meth? >> this is evidence? >> it's more circumstantial evidence. it's a lead. >> you even call that circumstantial everyday? saying she had a dream. >> it's a good dream and it's pretty close. >> and in the end the prosecutor admitted he and the detectives got it wrong. >> based upon the if you physical evidence that we have located, we anticipate dismissing the charges against roger and pam mortensen tomorrow. >> roger

termer a climatology rate amongst infants in the u.k. a team of doctors in london headed by professor morton elliott the great ormond street hospital they actually invited the ferrari formula one team and mclaren to come in and talk to them about how to improve operating theatre procedures and particularly transferring infants to from operating theatres through to intensive care units and so they they really looked at how your formula one pit stop and how that can be applied to clinical environment the mccarran formula one team then subsequently has been done has been doing great work with birmingham children's hospital using data analytics so the kind of data analysis that we do in formula one where the car is effectively our patient and we're analyzing every aspect of his performance that was then applied and growing in children's hospital to monitoring again children in neonatal care or in intensive care clinics and during children's hospital and that was a kind of gain and illustration of the fact that the technology that is so advanced in formula one really does have wider applications

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in other words, usually there was a first string correspondent, and that was bruce morton primarily. he was smart and respected by even the print journal list. the print did not respect any television journalist, truly. i mean, we were, people who talk for a living, didn't think about what we were saying. we were glamour book boys. but bruce was good, and i think most people respected him. there was a second string, and often that was david was very aggressive. and i would then be bumped out to third banana so i primarily covered for radio. that was my job. i obviously didn't know what i was doing, but i persevered. >> so there's a lot of interesting details in this book. what did you guys think when it came out? just briefly, why do think think we are still reading it today? >> i was just happy my name was in it. [laughing] i didn't like the picture much but better than no picture. i'm not really sure, i think it captures a time and a place that somehow kind of an romantic atmosphere about a part of it was the hunter tops inside of it. it. the mcgovern campaign was one of those thin

i'm joined by katie morton, the spokesperson of their more than tired campaign. katie, welcome.radise." >> yes. >> can you please just talk about the finale? >> oh my gosh. it was wild. i'm proud of hannah ann for standing up for herself, and i'm wondering where peter and madison are going to go because he couldn't give us an answer. it will be interesting. >> let's talk narcolepsy. that is a disorder that both you and i live with, and many people live with. but you were fortunate in a way to be diagnosed early. tell me how that all went down. >> so i was diagnosed when i was in high school, 13 years ago. i'm really lucky to have been diagnosed so early. i felt like i was missing chunks of my day being so exhausted and the diagnosis is the hardest part of -- it's the hardest process. a lot of people, it takes them ten years to get diagnosed and there's resources. that's why i'm here today. >> so much can happen in those ten years. i've got stories for days. that's the thing is there are a lot of people that just have no idea that they have narcolepsy. >> exactly. it goes misdiag