60 Minutes
Complete Episodes every Sunday, 11pm EST
Get the biggest scoops and best storytelling on television from 60 Minutes, the most succesful broadcast in television history with 82 Emmys under its belt. The correspondents for 60 Minutes are Anderson Cooper, Katie Couric, Steve Kroft, Lara Logan, Scott Pelley, Byron Pitts, Andy Rooney, Morley Safer, Bob Simon and Lesley Stahl.
Complete Episodes every Sunday, 11pm EST
Get the biggest scoops and best storytelling on television from 60 Minutes, the most succesful broadcast in television history with 82 Emmys under its belt. The correspondents for 60 Minutes are Anderson Cooper, Katie Couric, Steve Kroft, Lara Logan, Scott Pelley, Byron Pitts, Andy Rooney, Morley Safer, Bob Simon and Lesley Stahl.
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60 Minutes: 07/25/10
| 07/25/2010
Lesley Stahl speaks with a former member of a Muslim extremist group who now discourages others from turning to radical Islam. Morley Safer reports on new lab procedures being developed by Dr. Anthony Atala to grow human organs. Byron Pitts speaks with director Tyler Perry about his success and his critics. |
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60 Minutes: 07/18/10
| 07/18/2010
Scott Pelley speaks with Marines in Helmand Province, sent there as part of President Obama's troop buildup in Afghanistan. Penelope Cruz opens up about her life, career and childhood. Charlie Rose reports. Morley Safer interviews the actors and writers behind broadcasting's longest running drama, "Guiding Light," as they celebrate the soap opera's incredible run and discuss its cancellation after 72 years. That and more on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 07/11/10
| 07/11/2010
Six months after a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, Scott Pelley follows up with children of Haiti, who were among the hardest hit victims. Lesley Stahl profiles film director Kathryn Bigelow, whose film "The Hurt Locker" has been nominated for nine Oscars. Finally Bob Simon speaks with U.S. snowboarder and Olympic gold medalist Shaun White. |
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60 Minutes: 07/04/10
| 07/04/2010
Scott Pelley visits Kenya and looks at the threats to this natural spectacle of more than a million animals on the move. Bob Simon goes to Central Africa and reports on the secret language of elephants. Lesley Stahl meets the inspiration for the lead character in the classic film Jurassic Park. Those stories on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 06/27/10
| 06/27/2010
"Blackwater 61" is the call sign of a plane flown by the embattled government contractor Blackwater that crashed into a mountain in Afghanistan killing all onboard. Steve Kroft reports. Katie Couric reports on how more Americans are suffering from epilepsy than Parkinson's, cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis combined. Morley Safer gets the first look at how "Titanic" Director James Cameron created his $400 million 3-D fantasy "avatar." Those stories on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 06/20/10
| 06/20/2010
Scott Pelley investigates the boldest assault ever on a facility containing weapons-grade uranium. The man in charge of recovering assets from Ponzi scheme king Bernard Madoff says there is about 18 billion still out there that he hopes to recover for victims of the scam. Steve Kroft reports on Michael Jackson's estate a year after his death. |
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60 Minutes: 06/13/10
| 06/13/2010
Could foreign hackers break into the computer systems that run crucial elements of the world's infrastructure, such as the power grids, water works or even a nation's military arsenal, and create havoc? They already have. Steve Kroft reports. Robert Ballard discovered the Titanic, the Bismarck and the PT 109 and now 60 Minutes is there for his latest discovery in Aegean Sea. Lara Logan reports. Those stories on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 06/06/10
| 06/06/2010
To understand how Bernard Madoff could have done what he did, listen to so-called "mini-Madoff" Ponzi schemer Marc Dreier tell Steve Kroft in his first television interview how he scammed $400 million. Former FBI and CIA terrorism fighter Nada Prouty was herself accused of aiding terrorism, but in her first interview, she denies she was anything other than a patriot. Scott Pelley investigates her case. That and more on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 05/30/10
| 05/30/2010
Byron Pitts reports from the Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan in honor of Memorial Day. Lesley Stahl reports on the possibilities DNA research provides for extinct and endangered species. Morley Safer speaks with infamous Vogue editor Anna Wintour. |
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60 Minutes: 05/23/10
| 05/23/2010
Chemicals called phthalates found in soft plastic products we use everyday are so ubiquitous, that traces of them can be found in everybody. The government has banned them in some children's toys for fear they may be harmful, but are they? Lesley Stahl investigates. There's a unique school that's giving kids from an inner-city neighborhood a shot at college they never had before. Byron Pitts reports on the Seed School. That and more on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 05/16/10
| 05/16/2010
One of the survivors of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion tells his story. Correspondent Scott Pelley also examines all the things that went wrong leading up to the blowout that caused the still-gushing oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico. Gustavo Dudamel, the musical director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, wants to transplant in the U.S. the Venezuelan child orchestra system that changed his life. Correspondent Bob Simon has more. That and more on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 05/09/10
| 05/09/2010
Steve Kroft reports on the rising trend of homegrown terrorism. Scott Pelley profiles Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and discusses Pakistan's role in the War on Terror. Morley Safer reports on a growing number of Americans who can afford their mortgages but opt to walk away instead. |
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60 Minutes: 05/02/10
| 05/02/2010
Scott Pelley takes a look at the most dangerous body of water in the United States, the All-American Canal, where hundreds of illegal immigrants have drowned. Anderson Cooper speaks with Spanish superstar chef Jose Andres. Conan O'Brien speaks with Steve Kroft in his first interview since exiting "The Tonight Show." |
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60 Minutes: 04/25/10
| 04/25/2010
Lesley Stahl speaks with a former member of a Muslim extremist group. Katie Couric reports on illegal use of prescription drugs by college students to boost brain power. And finally, Byron Pitts reports on construction of the earthquake-resistant Bay Bridge in San Francisco. |
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60 Minutes: 04/18/10
| 04/18/2010
"60 Minutes" hidden cameras expose medical conmen who prey on dying victims by using pitches that capitalize on the promise of stem cells to cure almost any disease. 60 Minutes Correspondent Scott Pelley reports. In a rare sit-down interview, actor Al Pacino talks with CBS News Correspondent Katie Couric about his films and how he prepares for them, including his upcoming movie in which he stars as Dr. Jack Kevorkian. That and more on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes: 04/11/10
| 04/11/2010
Steve Kroft interviews John Gotti Jr. whose family name has been synonymous with organized crime in America for nearly three decades. Bob Simon reports on the discovery of a fossilized skull and bones that may prove to be a new link in the human evolutionary chain. And finally, Andy Rooney encourages viewers to take a little time to slow down. |
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60 Minutes: 04/04/10
| 04/04/2010
Morley Safer examines the idea of biotech firms patenting genes for profit. Those stories and more on 60 Minutes... |
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60 Minutes: 03/28/10
| 03/28/2010
Scott Pelley interviews former FBI and CIA agent Nada Prouty who has been accused of aiding terrorism. Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov discusses his wealth and his planned purchase of the worst team in the NBA, the New Jersey Nets with Steve Kroft. And finally, Anderson Cooper swims unprotected with great white sharks in South Africa. |
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60 Minutes: Health Care Reform
| 03/21/2010
Katie Couric speaks with President Obama's Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel who talks about the need for health care reform. Scott Pelley reports on the children of Haiti, who were among the hardest hit earthquake victims. And finally, Lesley Stahl interviews twin brothers Bob and Mike Bryan, who dominate the world of tennis doubles. |
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60 Minutes: 03/14/10
| 03/14/2010
Former Wall Street trader-turned author Michael Lewis believes a handful of Wall Street outsiders realized the subprime mortgage business was a house of cards and they found a way to make millions betting against it. Steve Kroft reports. Lesley Stahl profiles British musical savant Derek Paravicini, whose computer-like memory for music is matched by his creative abilities to play it in any style. Those stories tonight on 60 Minutes. |
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60 Minutes Presents: Blood Brothers
| 03/07/2010
60 Minutes broadcasts a special edition "60 Minutes Presents: Blood Brothers." Bob Simon reports on the Spanish bullfighting Ordonez brothers. |
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Spies from China, The Hurt Locker
| 02/28/2010
Scott Pelley gives a rare glimpse into the secretive world of espionage and illustrates how China's spying may pose the biggest espionage threat to the US. |
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Blackwater, 9/11 Memorial
| 02/21/2010
"Blackwater 61" is the call sign of a plane flown by the embattled government contractor Blackwater that crashed into a mountain in Afghanistan killing all onboard. The widow of one of the soldiers killed - a pilot herself - says the firm was negligent in the way it operated the flight. Steve Kroft reports. |
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Iran, Davos, pigeon scam
| 02/14/2010
Despite a U.S. embargo on trade with Iran, the country is still receiving a variety of materials from America that may be used for biological weapons. Lesley Stahl reports. The World Economic Forum's meeting in Davos, Switzerland is one of the most coveted economic events in the world. Scott Pelley reports from behind the scenes. And finally, Morley Safer takes a look at ponzi scheme involving pigeons. |
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Eyewitness Testimony, Greg Carr
| 02/08/2010
Lesley Stahl investigates flaws in eyewitness testimony that have falsely convicted people like Ronald Cotton, who has forgiven his accuser, Jennifer Thompson. Scott Pelley speaks with Greg Carr, an American philanthropist who has used his great wealth to restore a national park in Mozambique to help attract tourists. |
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Afghan Soldiers, Shaun White, Beyonce
| 01/31/2010
In a rare chance to show America's elite Special Forces up close, 60 MINUTES spent over two months with a Green Beret unit as they trained a group of Afghan soldiers and then went into battle with them against the Taliban. Lara Logan reports. Also in the show, U.S. snowboarder Shaun White tells Bob Simon how he's still the one to beat, and Steve Kroft profiles superstar Beyonce on the road. |
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Don Hewitt
| 01/24/2010
60 MINUTES will be pre-empted this week for a special edition of "60 MINUTES Presents: a Tribute to Don Hewitt." This hour pays tribute to the news magazine's creator and former executive producer, Don Hewitt, who passed away last August at the age of 86. |
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Haiti, American Samoa, Penelope Cruz
| 01/17/2010
Byron Pitts reports from Haiti on recovery efforts in the country following the devastating earthquake. Scott Pelley travels to American Samoa to find out how such a small territory produces more NFL players than any place in America. And finally Charlie Rose interviews the Spanish-born actress Penelope Cruz. |
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Border Control, "Game Change"
| 01/10/2010
Steve Kroft reports on the status of the multi-billion-dollar "virtual fence" being built at the U.S.-Mexican border. |
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Swiss banks, elephants
| 01/03/2010
Steve Kroft speaks with Swiss banker Bradley Birkenfeld who reveals how he helped uncover thousands of untaxed Swiss accounts. Byron Pitts reports on the increasing claims handled by the U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs. And finally Bob Simon travels to Central Africa to learn how researchers there are decoding elephant sounds and behavior to compile an elephant dictionary. |
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