Experiment in reopening. We talked with Business Owners about the citys unique plan to get people back to work while attempting to raise Public Confidence. The unanswered question if you open it, will they come . Do you think its too early to open or too late . This is an unusual case where they got it wrong. Was she that one in a million . Unfortunately not. What have you learned . That one in four women sentenced for failure to protect receive a harsher sentence. 60 minutes examined public records and identified 14 other women in oklahoma who received harsher punishments for enabling child abuse than the man who abused the child. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im Sharyn Alfonsi. Im jon wertheim. Im scott pelley. Those stories, tonight, on 60 minutes. This portion of 60 minutes is sponsored by progressive insurance. Save when you bundle auto, home, or motorcycle insurance. Visit progressive. Com. Dont d. Dont you dare. I dont think so [ sighs ] its okay, big fella. Were gonna get
translated in some cases, we are in front of masterpieces that could have changed the path of musical language in europe if they had been written in a free world. Family, singing in the kitchen family, running through the yard family, all four seasons family, well bless your heart family, all in this together family, were taking a chance family, like birds of a feather family, kick off your shoes and dance family, like birds of a feather family, kick off your shoes and dance wertheim good evening. Im jon wertheim. Welcome to 60 minutes presents. The sign above the steel gates of auschwitz reads arbeit macht frei. Work sets you free. It was, of course, a chilling lie, an evil hoax. But there was one surprising source of temporary escape inside the gates music. Composers and singers and under the bleakest conditions imaginable, they performed and wrote music. Lots of it. More than six Million People most of them jews died in the holocaust. But their music did not, thanks in part to the e
Impossible that music could have been performed and composed at a place like this site of unspeakable evil, the most horrific mass murder in human history. More than a million men, women and children died here. For those who passed through this entrance, known as the gate of death, these tracks were a path to genocide and terror. During the holocaust, an entire generation of talented musicians, composers and virtuosos perished. 75 years later, Francesco Lotoro is breathing life into their work. translated in some cases, we are in front of masterpieces that could have changed the path of musical language in europe if they had been written in a free world. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im anderson cooper. Im sharyn alfonsi. Im jon wertheim. Im scott pelley. Those stories and more, tonight, on 60 minutes. ticking over. Hey, want to try it . Ok here you go. Over. Under. Hey whoa, pop, pop. Your shoes untied. Ensure hes well taken care of, even as you build your own plans for retiremen
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Francesco Lotoro recovered and revitalized music written during the Holocaust pieces written by Jews, prisoners of war, Roma and other Nazi prisoners. Thursday, that music will play for a sold-out crowd in Omaha.