ourselves but we worry about everybody in our family it's stressful is very much the word tony van pelt president of the national organization for women i very much appreciate your time. thank you so much for having me. the turkish president wretch of type one has ordered a partial curfew for people under the age of 20 and a bid to slow the spread of the outbreak is also tightening dozens of city borders and requiring people to win mosques in public spaces the measures come as turkey sees the shop jump in the infections and deaths from coated 19 the country already has a curfew in place for the chronically ill and those older than 65 people who have their own particular needs. home delivery turkish style. for many istanbul residents this is not a novel way of doing their shopping but with the corona virus epidemic worsening it's now become a lifeline for the city's elderly you. know cool shopkeepers have quickly adapted it into subsidies that we have started to delivery service so they call us and we help them i mean really care if they want something from the shop of the market we take

active night out there in the bay area specifically in the north they were a hail storm just actually pelted parts of sonoma you can see etty active weather. the reports of thunder an lightning near petaluma but tracking cells right nowver mill valley makg its way into the east bay shoreline specifically richmond and riht now delay when hercules with parts of the i 80 getting impacte right nosome pretty heavy downpours d there's that. >>bree so we lt her there just for fun and but we'll heck in with her again a few tes. coming up after the break more companies come to the rescue when it comes to the shorge of mask >>apple is designing and shipping a millionfae shields to medical worrs and are doing that every week. ceo tim cook talk about it today. it's ok sorry that was not tim cook, but we will tell yo that apple has acquired more than 20 million masks through its site global supply chain, the materials they say coming from the u.s. d china, the first shipment went to a spital last week. apple ys it is working with governments all over the world to ditribute to the places where it's needed

covert non thing some states are using a pandemic as a reason to deny access to abortion this van pelt how the state's doing that well they're abusing their governmental powers and they are in forcing trying to enforce governmental bans on abortion calling abortion unnecessary health care for women which is of course not correct. and what are the groups like yourselves doing to combat these particular traits well what we're doing is number one and we are going to is seeing to. we're organizing legally and have groups of attorneys that are fighting back against these bans calling for injunctions and we've been pretty much successful on that except for to texas right now and we're still fighting back on that alabama has become the latest state and we're putting a group of attorneys together. to. fight back in the courts and what we're seeing though is that in the streets that people following trump's lead are protesting in front of these clinics and providing very difficult situation for the women that are coming to the clinics to access their their care and their abortions is that the d

of coverage 19 some states are using a pandemic as a reason to deny access to abortion rights van pelt how are the states doing that. well they're abusing their governmental powers and they are in forcing trying to enforce governmental bans on abortion calling abortion unnecessary health care for women which is of course not correct. and what are the groups like yourselves doing to combat this particular trip. well what we're doing is number one we are going to is seeing to. we're organizing legally and have groups of attorneys that are fighting back against these bans calling for injunctions and we've been pretty much successful on that except for to texas right now and we're still fighting back on that alabama has become the latest state and we're putting a group of attorneys together. to fight back in the courts and what we're seeing though is that in the streets that people following trump's lead are protesting in front of these clinics and providing very difficult situation for the women that are coming to the clinics to access their their care and their abortions is there the dan

scott van pelt he's a he's a tough yeah yeah but you're much better looking. oh my god i'm excited yes sports is back kind of i don't like doing the cha cha mambo or something after all of cuba and i dance yet so i was kind of well you know it's back ok so we're supposed to be watching baseball right now right here right now we don't have that of course but you're hearing the n.h.l. you're hearing the n.b.a. saying oh we're aiming for may or june or so all the speculation but in taiwan the chinese professional baseball league has a real sport that they actually started ok check this out bottom of the 12 betting last night 8 this is these are real people yes real people not virtual yes dinger right there walk off home run the. record to monkeys i don't care how good i don't have a few lines i don't care to monkeys coming out of my nose i don't care if there's to be wings live sports i'll take it i'll buy it right those are real people those are robots in the stands but you saw the monkeys went right there the record 2 monkeys defeated the uni lions bottom of th

a shout out on espn sports center from scott van pelt. >> san domenico didn't have a varsity team andecame the norcal chance with the 21 route of a number one seed they would play for the title. a salute, fellas. >> we were very excited to see that. >>> the coach has run this program since the school went cold wet just five years ago. even he did not see success coming this court. they went to norcal division champions. >> it was a magical season. it just doesn't happen. it happened with a very quick turnaround. i am still pinching myself and i really wish we could have played that last game. i wanted them to like playing with the kings played and all of the hoopla. we will take winning the last game of the season. >> let me applaud this coach. here it is. this is how you play. arstate c that was >>> that is it at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. cbs evening news is next. we will see you at 6:00. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> leigh: breaking news tonight-- new warnings for americans, and a coronavirus fight. the nation's top health officials say to b

over the mountains there and you see some heavier bands about to move on shore they're going to get pelted by some more heavy rain so they're going to see the bulk of the rain now we're just seeing the clouds passing by certainly a chance of a couple sprinkles tonight with some a light drizzle along the coastline. but i think we've got some brighter days ahead, so tonight, mostly cloudy couple patches of drizzle tomorrow, mister sunshine and cloud the warming trend begins and the fog and sunshine for the weekend, but the temperatures are going to be warming up high pressure looks like it's going to start takeovers that area of low pressure finally begins the kick to the south and the east and that will move out here the next couple days in that big age. it's going to settle in right overhead. that means we've got more sunshine coming our way and some warmer temperatures too. still dealing with low clouds and so far you can see him right there as we head in toward tomorrow morning as we head by the afternoon you'll find lots of sunshine inside the bay fog continue along the coastline temper

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. >> of any kind, civilians, including vast numbers of women and children are being ruthlessly peltedh bombs from the air. at 2:50 a.m. september 1, 1939, president roosevelt was asleep at the white house on a phone by his bedside rang. the germans had invaded poland. england and france had pledged to come to opponents defense if germany attacked. roosevelt realized a larger war was at hand. merica's isolations , prevented theod sale of american weapons to warring nations. there was little he could do. >> i ask this congress for authority and for funds sufficient to manufacture additional munitions and were supplies of many kinds to be turned over to those nations with are now in actual war aggressor nations. our most useful and immediate role is to act as an arsenal for them as well as for ourselves. we shall send an ever-increasing ships, planes, tanks, guns. pledge.our 1941, debater 7, over american involvement in world war ii ended abruptly, when japan staged a surprise attack on pearl harbor, hawaii. >> important message from the united press! >> this afternoon in pearl harbor --

runner up to the lock down violence escalated on tuesday banks were set on fire and security forces pelted with stones one demonstrator was killed and dozens were wounded and riots are testers are angry at the political elite that's been in power for so long and accuse their leaders of corruption and mismanagement lebanon is suffering its worst economic crisis in decades food prices are soaring and the lebanese pound is in freefall the country's appeal for assistance from the international monetary fund sent to her reports in the capital beirut. the state is close to bankruptcy this country spends more than it earns there's a huge step in for the 1st time 11 on the street it defaulted on the debt now that there was a leaked document which really caused the price because the government looked at the thinking of touching people's deposits in the banks and of course there are informal capital controls now you cannot access your savings in the banks that they were going to touch these deposits to fund the states there was an outcry even politicians raised the concerns because the prime ministe

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you've all major pelt of the president."as been talked about asking the attorney general if you will issue a legal opinion to pay out the loss as to restaurants. do you think all those things are going to line up? >> time is of the essence. they will close down and never reopen. from the insurance companies, the government. we'll pay for business interruption insurance. someone like us with the big companies. someone forced their hand and said, you know what? someone should step in and say, you know, this is something nobody foresaw. >> shannon: i want to ask you quickly because there was a piece that said we need to hire some people, we could get them to come back because it was risky unemployment payout. are you worried about what things are back, you will have trouble getting workers? >> i just had the meeting with my manager today and we said, you know and some of our restaurants we have the ppe and we have money to pay the employer's. a lot of them really want to come back. the employers are like a big family. i feel li

anthony: toni van pelt, prpresident of the n national organization for women.iate your time. toni: thank you so much for having me. anthony: turkish president erdogan has ordered a partial curfew for people under the age of 20 to slow the spread of the outbreak. he is also tightening dozens of city borders and requiring people to wear masks in public spaces. turkey sees a sharp jump in the infections and deaths from covid-19. the country already has a curfew in place for the chronically ill, and those older than 65, people who have their own particular needs. >> home delivery turkish style. for many istanbul residents, this is another way of doing their shopping. but with the coronavirus epidemic worsening, it has now become a lifeline for the city's elderly. local shopkeepers have quickly adapted. >> we have started a delivery service, so they call us and we help them any way we can. if they want something from the market, we take it to their homes because they are elders. >> the curfew for citizens older than six he five was among -- than 65 was among the fir

school panthers did get a nice shout out a few days ago on espn sports center from the host scott van pelts an dominico >> their seniors are max ray and greg snyder, salute, fellows. >> it was pretty cool. it was great for the five seniors, too, fantastic. yeah, we were very excited to see that. are. >> coach mike bolton who has run the program since the school went coed just five years action, even he didn't see the success coming this quickly. san dominico went from being winless last season to norcal division 5 champs. >> it's a magical season. it just doesn't happen from one year going 6-19 to the next having that norcal championship plaque in your hands. it just doesn't happen in one year. yes, two, three, four years down the road, absolutely, but it happened very quick turnaround. i'm still kind of pinching myself. i really wish we could have played that last game because i wanted my guys to experience what that's like playing where the kings play and a state championship game and all the hoopla, but we'll take winning the last game of the season. >> they beat pierce high school 58-3

prayer meetings for weddings for funerals i was with there on patrol with the police and we were pelted with stones and eggs in the ultra-orthodox screaming at the police to leave the neighborhood but the police of course insisting that they're going to stay there and try and bring these and to coronavirus orders into place as the country sat up its efforts to try and deal with this point and pandemic humanitarian campaign i'm a talker and told me earlier that people need to consider the mental health of those living in an area that has been under siege. in order to protect a population that is in such a densely populated area where medical facilities also sparse and so difficult to get into it is more than just ensuring that the right test strips are there and i do you units are present group that has no cure or vaccine so the only way to support a patient is by a jury good idea of the city's gulzar just does not have that but beyond that it protecting it is not the physical well being of the person only as a board and as that is the mental health of those individuals who lived under s

they are pelted with stones, harassed, some murdered, etc.hey are furious because of the way that they fought that campaign. they had employed native american allies, particularly the mohawk nation. the native american auxiliaries had not played by those gentlemanly rules they murdered a young loyalist woman. people are furious and demanding revenge. turns out people of virginia are none too fond of these prisoners. it will wear out their welcome and the governor of virginia will stop paying. you are congress's problem, we have no money for you anymore. no money means no food. they are kept in these pens where there is no food. if you are starving you are more likely to contract a disease. you can imagine in the age of coronavirus how easily disease spreads. imagine if you are 6000 thousand people held in an open air pen. one british surgeon at a camp in pennsylvania said the prisoners are falling sick so fast there are not men enough to bury the dead. he said the army is at the very jaws of death. men are dying at an extreme right here. ther

and so along this way, prisoners suffer every little town they go through, pelted with stones, called names, harassed, some murdered, et cetera. they're furious because of the way burgoyne had fought the campaign. he had auxiliaries, particularly the nation and these native american auxiliaries had not played by the european gentlemanly rules. they even murdered a loyalist, a young loyalist woman, jane mccrea. so people are furious and demanding revenge. turns out, people of virginia none too fond of the prisoners either. wore out their welcome there. the governor of virginia will stop paying. your congress is a problem, we don't have any money for you anymore, no money means no food. they're kept in these pens, camps, where there is no food, if you're starving, you are much more likely to contract a disease. you can imagine in this age of coronavirus how easily disease spreads, imagine if you're 6,000 people held in a -- in an open air pen, some huts to shelter you. one british surgeon at a camp in pennsylvania, he says the prisoners are falling sick so fast, they are not men enough

. >>> hail pelted the ground in parts of the bay area today, as thunderstorms rolled through northernalifornia. this video was captured this afternoon. rain made for slick roadways today as well. this is the view at that driver -- as he navigated mid day. bill martin joins us now, anymore showers after tonight? >> the scattered showers are dying down right now, we did have that winter storm warning, that has gone away in the we did get rain to the tune of half inch in some parts of the bay area, even more in the santa cruz mountains, of course we had the big rain yesterday which was significant for everybody but especially in the south bay, san jose, three and 4 inches of rain in some of the high rain spots. we did see hail up in north, up toward hallsburg as well. this system, let's take a look, you see earlier this evening, the yellow, they come back around again, you see that wrapping moisture going to the north bay, late this afternoon, early this evening, all of this activity has begun to shift to the south, that is what we are looking at. now, they are getting heavy rain and we

prayer meetings for weddings for funerals i was with there on patrol with the police and we were pelted with stones and eggs in the ultra-orthodox screaming at the police to leave the neighborhood but the police of course insisting that they're going to stay there and try and bring these anti coronavirus orders into place as the country besides its efforts to try and deal with this pandemic. labor m.p. has condemned a delay in the removal of dangerous clouding from the exterior of high rise buildings due to the corona virus outbreak margaret hodge wrote to the government to highlight the urgent threat the dangerous cladding poses to residents in the area she will know coronavirus related delays to works puts those forced herself. at serious risk she says the government to support developers to finish the works through the pandemic when it comes as the clotting use of thousands of blocks is dramatically failed the past safety test study found that material which had been declared. used on the ground full term are burned almost as quickly as by this the government only recently agreed to

prayer meetings for weddings for funerals i was with there on patrol with the police and we were pelted with stones and eggs in the ultra-orthodox screaming at the police to leave the neighborhood but the police of course insisting that they're going to stay there and try and bring these and to corona virus orders into place as the country beside its efforts to try and deal with the spec and pandemic . paulus there thank you very much indeed for that well to discuss this further i'll be joined by a humanitarian campaigner a humanitarian campaign of i will be live in the next hour here on the u.k. . the number of people reporting significant levels of depression and anxiety spiked to day after the prime minister announced the coronavirus. research carried out by the diverses sheffield and else to highlighted that on tuesday the 24th of march a day after the announcement of the lock down 38 percent of participants reported significant depression 36 percent had significant anxiety in comparison the day before that lock down just 16 percent reported that same depression while 17 percent anx

prayer meetings for weddings for funerals i was with there on patrol with the police and we were pelted with stones and eggs in the ultra-orthodox screaming at the police to leave the neighborhood but the police of course insisting that they're going to stay there and try and bring these and to corona virus orders into place as the country be set up its efforts to try and deal with this point and pandemic to discuss this further i'm now joined by the humanitarian campaign and c.e.o. of the lady fatima charitable trust mokhtari mcduff thank you very much indeed for joining us gaza is very densely populated this could get very bad indeed of course the way we look to that ability fatima trust is in 3 or should so 1st in order to protect the population that is in such a densely populated area where medical facilities also sparse and so difficult to get into it is more than just ensuring that the right test strips are there and i do you units are present group that has not your or vaccine so the only way to support a patient is by a jury good idea of the city's gulzar just does not have that

they brandished their clubs and pelted the soldiers with snowballs, abused them with all manner of harsh words, surrounded them and challenge them to fire. fired, heoops not informed his young leaders, the irritated and unreasonable populace would have torn the soldiers to pieces. the appearance of this text and 1880'sthers in the that identified attucks racially, brought him to the first time to the attention of african-american abolitionists. once abolitionists learned about attucks, they made him into a revolutionary symbol. william cooper nell's colored patriots of the revolution in 1855, shows attucks as the first martyr of the american revolution, who was of and with the people and never regarded as -- and never was regarded as otherwise. he was the man most responsible for crispus attucks bursting onto the american scene in the 1860's as the fundamental example of black patriotism and virtuous citizenship. in the emerging mythology black attucks'ss ignored native american ancestry and presented him as a unequivocally black man who was the first to sacrifice his life on the altar o

but the impact of the disease is pelt far beyond hospitals and doctor's offices. so, technologyists are stepping in to fill the gap. austrian and german mobile operators aggregated cell phone data to track users' collective movements from hotspots. the u.s., ibm summit was put to work to identify the 77 compounds most likely to block covid-19 infections. this process allowed researchers to narrow the scope of their research within just a few days. now the newly narrowed list of drugs can be studied by scientists around the world. and in the tech savvy nation of es sto estonnia companies worked together to create digital solutions to the problems created by the crisis. to cut through the swirl of information and misinformation there's an artificial intelligence bot to answer questions about the virus' spread based on reliable services like the world health organization. for sick people wondering if they should get a test or go to the hospital, there's an app to track your symptoms, compare them to the prevalence of covid-19 in your neighborhood. the companies are h

the threat stretching from texas to the southeast, after baseball -sized hail pelted homes in texas.h, my god! >> [cashing] jillian: that is hail smashing through the sky light, in texas, and the storm reaching as far north as iowa. more hail and even tornadoes could still be in-store this easter sunday. nearly 1,200 medical workers have contracted covid-19 on long island, new york. a new report shows the cases in 13 hospitals in the area, at least two long island nurses and five other medical workers had died from the virus. heros honoring heros. look at this. watch as first responders cheer for medical workers in new york city, as firefighters organize a similar effort in miami. >> [sirens] jillian: miami-dade firefighters saluting healthcare workers outside a hospital saying they are all in this together. for more inspiring stories like this head to foxnews.com/americatogether. great stuff. and saturday night live doing its first at-home edition this weekend, the cast pre- recording sketches from their apartment, actor tom hanks hosting the show from his home kitchen after recover

only in hard economic data but those that survey average americans and how they feel about that, peltedh this kind of news, increasingly what it means for them and their own financial wherewithal. we will not stop following that. meantime we want to let you know there is good news out there, particularly companies like little caesars promise to deliver million pizza pies to health care workers, first-responders, making good on that as we speak. get read on all of that, a bit of good news we can all appreciate. we have the little sees source ceo. nice idea. what made you do this? >> it started with our franchisees. we know who is really important today, the health care workers, our hospital workers, they're the true heroes. we're a family company and our franchisees are small business owners across america and we got toth, we said what can we do to give back? we said let's serve them a million pizzas. neil: obviously they're very grateful to them. how do you get it to them? how do they take advantage of it? >> we have a big network. so what we've done we have our corporate colleagues, wh

wind gusts so powerful, a trailer is flipped on its side as hail pelted parts of connecticut. >> thats hail. jillian: take a look at this a giant waterspout caught on camera at the jersey shore. a lot of hard weather out there. tom brady is having an epic reaction after hearing former patriots teammate tom gronkowski will be joining him in florida. watch this ♪ ♪ ♪ bad boys for life. jillian: brady posting this video from last. gronks traded to brady's new team the tampa bay buccaneers a year after announcing his retirement. tampa gets gronk in the seventh rounder and patriots will get a fourth rounder. that's the word on the street right now. steve: they are back together and suddenly tampa is such an interesting team to watch. all right, jillian, thank you. all right. 6:15 here in the east now. dozens of inmates have been released over covid-19 concerns, rearrested for new crimes. one new york sheriff says he's not surprised and has a warning for you. he joins us next. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yoursel