refugees are children. more than three million of them. how old are you guys? we visited refugee camps in jordan. six? .when it was 111 degrees. there was no running water, no indoor plumbing, but there was a brand-new sesame street, produced with characters that these young refugees can learn from, as so many kids in america have for years. ( ticking ) this musical prodigy has been performing around the world since he was 11 years old. and he s blind. which caught the attention of this neuroscientist, who wanted to see what would happen inside his brain. okay. shall we give it a shot? yep. the part that s used for sight when he listens to music. this is what changes in his brain. jeez, lights up. ( ticking ) i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker. i m anderson cooper. i m sharyn alfonsi. i m scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on 60 minutes. ( ticking ) ( ticking ) stahl: tonight, dr. jon lapook on assignment for 60 minutes. lapook: 2
nearly half of all syrian refugees are children. more than three million of them. how old are you guys? we visited refugee camps in jordan. six? .when it was 111 degrees. there was no running water, no indoor plumbing, but there was a brand-new sesame street, produced with characters that these young refugees can learn from, as so many kids in america have for years. ( ticking ) this musical prodigy has been performing around the world since he was 11 years old. and he s blind. which caught the attention of this neuroscientist, who wanted to see what would happen inside his brain. okay. shall we give it a shot? yep. the part that s used for sight when he listens to music. this is what changes in his brain. lights up. ( ticking ) i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker. i m anderson cooper. i m sharyn alfonsi. i m scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on 60 minutes. ( ticking ) for my mother my father my grandmother my brothers and sisters my fr
and they re worth trillions of dollars. what makes them so valuable? what is in that? well, that is a electric vehicle battery in a rock. the world s most powerful countries are preparing to harvest it. so why isn t america? that s our story tonight. ( ticking ) nearly half of all syrian refugees are children. more than three million of them. how old are you guys? we visited refugee camps in jordan. six. .when it was 111 degrees. there was no running water, no indoor plumbing, but there was a brand-new sesame street produced with characters that these young refugees can learn from as so many kids in america have for years. ( ticking ) i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker. i m anderson cooper. i m scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on 60 minutes. ( ticking ) we still need glasses on table ten. a family business should stay in the family. see how lincoln s insurance solutions can help protect your family, your business and everyone who counts on y
morning, everyone. the committee will come to order. we re here to examine the deferred maintenance needs of the public land management agencies. this is a topic i care about. i know each of you certainly, the folks on this committee, have expressed concern. not just coming into this hearing today, but, really, over the years. when we consider deferred maintenance, we most commonly think of the $12 billion maintenance backlog accrued by the national park service. we consider that here in the committee at great length and it rightfully continues to attract a great deal of national attention. but somehow and sometimes overlooked in this conversation are the deferred maintenance needs of the other federal land management agencies, including the forest service, the bureau of land management and fish and wildlife service. combined with the park service, these four agencies face a deferred maintenance backlog totalling $19.4 billion. that s worthy of repeating. within these four
hello and welcome to sportsday this saturday night i m chetan pathak, coming up on tonight s programme: luton town captain tom lockyer suffers a cardiac arrest on the pitch at bournmouth the match abandoned his condition is now stable a 2 0 lead thrown away by manchester city as crystal palace fightback for a share of the points and england s one off women s test match in india ends with a heavy defeat also coming up on sportsday. the three time winners, saracens are off the mark mark in the champions cup. and we ll look ahead to tonight s ufc as leon edwards and colby covington face off. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. tonight we start at bournmouth, where luton town captain tom lockyer collapsed midway through the second half of their premier league game after suffering a cardiac arrest. both sets of players were taken off the pitch whilst lockyer received medical treatment, the game later abandoned with the score one all. lockyer is now in a stable condition