Titanic, the ship was upright, but from the mangled name on her stern to her bow, all 791 feet revealed a savage beating. Tonight, investigators share el faros final moments. You were listening to the voices of the lost, and you knew it. Yes. Yes. And that was really tough to listen to. These caged lions have never had it so good. They got to this temporary rescue Center Thanks to the unrelenting efforts of jan creamer and tim phillips. Creamer and phillips told us that that all 24 lions here had been repeatedly beaten in traveling circuses. The lions sounded like they wanted to tell us themselves. lion roaring this was the first time we had an interview interrupted by roaring. Im steve kroft. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im anderson cooper. Im scott pelley. Those stories, tonight on 60 minutes. Finally. Hey ron theyre finally taking down that schwab billboard. Oh, not so fast, carl. Oh no. Schwab, again . Index investing for that low . Thats three times less than fidelity. And f
President Obama Wiretapped his phones during the 2016 campaign. Its not that hes walking anything back or regretting it. Reporter white house Spokesman Sean Spicer said President Trump stands by the allegations he made saturday when he wrote on twitter that mr. Obama is a bad or sick guy. Spicer said a taxpayerfunded congressional investigation should now look into the claim. I think the smartest, the most deliberative way to address the situation is to ask the house and the Senate Intelligence committees who are already in the process of looking into this. I have not seen that evidence. Reporter republican devin nunes, chair of the house intelligence committee, said he would explore the allegations but suggested that the president might have misspoken. As you all know, the president is a neophyte to politics. Hes been doing this a little over a year, and i think a lot of the things that he says you guys sometimes take literally. Reporter and Senate Intelligence Committee Chair richard
Screenings to std testing, and planned parenthood does get 500 million from the federal government for clinics nationwide, most of which comes from medicaid reimbursement, but none of that money goes for abortions. Yet the republicans plan to overhaul the Affordable Care act would stop any patient with coverage through medicaid or another provider from using planned parenthood. The Organization Says cutting off 1. 5 million primarily poor or minority women from their planned Parenthood Health services and taking a huge bite out of the nonprofits funding. Planned parenthood executive dawn lagin. Its really defunding women from being able to use their medicaid insurance to come to planned parenthood for care. Reporter donald trump acknowledged planned parenthoods services during the president ial campaign but said when it came to federal subsidies i would defund it because im prolife, but millions of women are helped by planned parenthood. Reporter now in a statement to cbs news, mr. Tru
Planned parenthood is saying no deal to a proposal from President Trump. He said that he would keep funding the nations largest Family Planning provider if it stopped providing abortions. We have more now from anna werner. Reporter planned parenthood clinics like this one in washington, d. C. , provide Reproductive Health Care Services for women like nora franco. It does make me very angry when i hear about politicians sort of looking to defund an organization that does so much good for so many women. Reporter one in five women in the u. S. Have visited a planned parenthood clinic. A lot of people go to planned parenthood for just one reason the flu shot. Controlling asthma. Reporter the vast majority of health services, 97 , range from preventing unintended pregnancies and cancer screenings to std testing, and planned parenthood does get 500 million from the federal government for clinics nationwide, most of which comes from medicaid reimbursement, but none of that money goes for abor
Time for reporters. Welcome to reporters. Im philippa thomas. From here in the worlds news room, we send our correspondents to bring you the best stories from across the world. In this weeks programme. Football on the front line. Richard conway reports on syrias world cup dreams, and asks whether soccer can help to unite a country at war. Football coming back to syria provides the people with a chance to forget about their worries. At least for 90 minutes. The plight of the people of western mosul. Orla guerin reports from the camps in iraq, struggling to feed up to 500,000 survivors of the so called islamic state. They say they have no running water, no electricity, no access to medical supplies, and people in the queue are really afraid that the food is going to run out before they have been able to get some. Returning to crimea, after three years. Steve rosenberg finds out how people feel about russian rule and sanctions. Moscow insists that most of the people who live here are happ