Five things you can't miss from 60 Minutes
1. Living in no man’s land
Lesley Stahl reports Arctic sea routes will open in our lifetime. Now, sailors, scientists and engineers are trying to figure out how to survive where no one has before.
2. A moving target of ice
Here’s a tricky task for a Navy submarine sailing through Arctic waters: surface through thick ice and emerge on target at an ever-drifting destination.
3. Will Nate Parker apologize?
Filmmaker Nate Parker talks to Anderson Cooper about the rape accusation against him and his acquittal 17 years ago—and when he found out his accuser had committed suicide.
4. Nate Parker: “Resistance is an option”
Nate Parker describes how the message of “The Birth of a Nation” resonates today and why Nat Turner’s 1831 slave rebellion teaches a “riotous disposition toward injustice.”
5. Catching a terrorist kidnapper
Once held hostage at gunpoint by terrorists in Yemen, business exec Mary Quin investigated her kidnapping. She tells Bill Whitaker how she found the terrorists’ accomplice in London —and how she got him to confess.