kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: this seems like a regular hospital bed for newborns. >> it's very reporter: but under the sheets, doctors are testing a new treatment for the tiniest victims of the nation's drug crisis. it's a special mattress that vibrates. >> so when i first heard about this mattress, i'm thinking this mattress is vibrating like this, you can see it. you feel this and it's -- >> -- really gentle. it's like sitting in car going 60 miles an hour in your cadillac, right? >> reporter: liz salisbury is studying whether that light stimulation could help with breathing, heart rate, and irritability in babies born dependent on opioids. a condition known as neonatal abstinence syndrome. the mother's newborn is part of the study. she didn't want us to show her face but told us to stay off heroin, she takes methadone, which left the baby. >> there's so much you can do and the baby goes through with draws. >> babies like hers are treated with more drugs including morphine. doctors hope the mattress can reduce the amount of painkillers needed. >> it's not a substitute. we don

kenneth craig said it's come to light as congress gets ready to hear information about the link to the election. >> reporter: president obama advised president trump not to hire michael flynn during the first meeting at the white house. the obama administration fired him in 2014 because of mismanagement and temperament issues. the development comes on the same day that sally yates testifies on capitol hill about alleged ties between russia and the trump campaign. yates warned the white house that flynn was not forth coming with the vice president about his contacts with the russian ambassador to the u.s. president trump tweeted a question for senate lawmakers. he wrote ask sally yates under oath if she knows how classified information got in the newspapers after she explained it to white house counsel. >> congress began investigating after it was concluded that vladimir putin ordered the cyber hacking of the u.s. election. >> reporter: condoleezza rice supports the investigation. >> i'm furious for the russians. but let's not give him the satisfaction that he has caused americans to do

kenneth craig, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> former president barack obama returning to the spotlight on his first international public trip since leaving office. he is in italy where he delivered a keynote speech at a summit. he mentioned his efforts to combat climate change and praise the accord 75 nations signed last year. he's considering pulling out of the landmark deal which requires countries to/the greenhouse gas emissions. >> i do not believe that any part of the world has to be condemned. i do not believe that this planet is condemned. >> meanwhile, the former president made a few tour stops and promised to have his whole family back soon. >>> the department of homeland security is considering expanding its list of countries where passengers have to check their electronics. details from reagan national airport outside washington dc. >> reporter: a ban on electronics devices larger than a cell phone could be expanded on transit sites headed -- lights added to the u.s. the current ban is people traveling from airport. the expansion would apply to people flying out of europe and t

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they are testing the open-door policy and kenneth craig found just about everyone has an opinion and a story to tell. >> reporter: the daily life in the tiny town of emerson manitoba is usually as predict double as the orders at the local cafe. >> i will have elderberry, please. >> reporter: life has changed with the arrival of hundreds of refugees crossing over from the u.s. >> what would you do if the refugees showed up on your doorstep? >> i'd invite them in for a cup of coffee. >> there are six adults with one child, and we offered them to come inside. >> reporter: residents are welcoming but town leaders say the surge is more than they can handle. >> i don't know if the federal government has set up enough resources to deal with this. >> reporter: of the u.s., hugging a border with north dakota and minnesota. >> they're coming across into canada right here. >> reporter: since president donald trump took office, this town of 640 has become a landing zone for refugees fleeing in fear of the immigration policies. >> this is chaos, unorganized. >> reporter: those who've already clai

kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: amanda north is a busy doctor at a new york hospital.ther of three and shortly after the birth of her youngest, she found herself exhausted and overwhelmed. >> i was stressed 100% of the time. and all i could think about is how much i wasn't getting done, all the things that i was failing to do rather than focusing on the things that i was achieving. >> reporter: just a year into her practice, seeing as many as 50 patients a day, she was suffering from physician burnout. a study at the mayo clinic found more than half of american doctors have been in the same boat. exhausted and losing their sense of purpose. coordinator at their wellness department, which offers services. >> stretch management skills, relaxation, and then returning to a sense of balance. them being aware of what they need to find joy and balance in their lives. >> just re. >> reporter: hospital staff are encouraged to drop in for meditation classes or individual counseling to reduce stress. >> we're right at the cutting edge of making a difference in burnout. >> reporte

kenneth craig shows us how. >> reporter: at one of the oldest schools for the blind in the u.s., nearly 300 students are learning to see the world in a whole new way. each one has his own ipad even though almost all of them are visually impaired and some, like jessica have no vision at all. >> technology is changing all around us. and it's great to be part of that. >> reporter: she is an 11th grader at the new york institute for special education. >> you have here in the 30s and 40s. >> reporter: where this person showed us how students have traded in the old braillewriters for tablets that can do much more. >> it's an opportunity for them to be increasingly more literal and to have material at the same time as it appears. you can have screen enlargement, voiceover for the totally blind. >> reporter: jessica navigates hers with ease. she uses a bluetooth braille writer. >> the best thing as teenagers go is you get to do your homework on the bus. record and that's a good thing? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: this tenth grader kevin figueroa is legally blind in one eye and can only see shadows

n very good. >> the possibilities are now endless. >> one more time. >> kenneth craig, cbs news, bronx, new york. >> quijano: still ahead, on the cbs weekend news, 48 hours investigates the cases that haunt the ncis. news, 48 hours investigates the cases thatth haunt the ncis. >> quijano: this week 48 ho >> quijano: this week 48 hours rntinues its special series "the real ncis," the cases they can't forget. tuesday night's show examined the critical role the naval criminal investigative service plays in addressing national security threats including cybercrimes. >> in june 2012, a group posted and claimed that they had hacked into a navy database called the smart web move. >> the smart web move database used to relocate military personnel around the world contains the personal and private records of every member of the united states arms forces and their families. this was quite alarming to us. st didn't know at this point if this was a terrorist group. re didn't know if these were foreign adversaries. we just didn't know. >> ncis investigators scoured the internet and found their answ

kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: cameras caught russian foreign minister sergey lavrov going into white house, but the u.s. press corps was kept out of his oval office meeting with president trump. instead they were given these handout photos from the russian government. president trump spoke about the meeting after lavrov left the grounds. >> we want to see the killing -- the horrible killing in syria stop as soon as possible, and everybody is working toward that end. >> reporter: improving russian relations was also a chief topic. lavrov said he appreciates the business-like approach of president trump and secretary of state rex tillerson. >> translator: they're willing to negotiate, to come to an agreement in order to address and settle certain issues. >> the high-profile day-to-day meeting came after fbi director james comey was fired after overseeing the election and russia and possible ties. between trump associates and moscow. putin asked president trump to meet with his top diplomat. also in attendance at the white house meeting was the russian manager to the u.s., sergey

kenneth craig has the the latest from capitol hill. >> former acting attorney general sally yates is expected to contradict trump administration officials when she testifies on capitol hill about alleged ties between russia and the trump campaign. sources tell cbs news it was yates who warned the white house that former national security advisory michael flynn was not forthcoming with the vice president about his contacts with the russian ambassador to the u.s. this morning president trump tweeted a question for senate lawmakers. he wrote and sally yates under oath if she knows how classified information got into the newspapers soon after she explaid council. >> congress began investigating after u.s. intelligence agencies concluded that russian president vladimir putin ordered the cyber hacking of the u.s. election to help donald trump win. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rites supports the investigation. >> let's not give him the satisfaction of thinking that he has caused americans to doubt the legitimacy of our own democratic processes. >> yates a holdover from the obama

teachers at the new york school for the blind tell kenneth craig ipads are revolutionizing the way their students learn and interact. >> at one of the oldest schools for the blind in the u.s. nearly 300 students are learning to see the world in a whole new way. each one has their own ipad even though almost all of them are visually impaired and some like jessica corrine. >> use it for lots of din things. >> have no vision at all. >> technology is changing all around us. and it's kind of great to be a part of that. >> reporter: she is an 11th grader at the new york institute for special education. >> and you have here in the 30s and 40s. >> where dr. bern a debt capan shows how students played traded in old braille writers for ipads that can do more. >> an opportunity to be more literate and have material at the same time as their sighted peers. >> you can have screen enlargement, a voice over for the totally blind. >> reporter: jessica navigates hers with easy, using a bluetooth enabled braille writing. >> probably the best thing is you get to do your homework on the bus. >> and that's a

kenneth craig has the story. >> reporter: daily life in the tiny town of emerson, manitoba is usuallyypical as tom demydowich's pie. but this has changed. >> what would you do? >> i would invite them in for a cup of coffee, that's we do. >> i heard a ruckus. it was six adults with one child. it was minus 30, we welcomed them inside. >> they say the surge is more than they can handle is that i don't know if the federal government has set up enough resources to deal long term with this. >> hugging a chilly border with north dakota and minnesota. >> they're trying to come across into canada right here. >> reporter: since donald trump took office the town of 6,000 people has become a landing zone for refugees fleeing the immigration policies. >> this is chaos. this is unorganized. >> reporter: those who have already claimed asylum in the u.s. usually cannot make another claim in canada, but an exception allows them to initiate the process if they cross illegally at a border like abdirizak muhammad. >> i thought, what do i have to do to get to the next mile. >> reporter: he found temporary

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